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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
One Of tae most noycI strikes az

one OK SIle most H''|'' SttNtH ''l re- o
ORD WAS 4 Srrik' "I sH"T"I"rS witch o.
Cured on tho GCrrnaH-i'riiSh frontier
eorne years ngn. Extensive" smuggling
oDrrnt ions were h"iu': carried on. prin-
cirally through women who crossed int"
Germany ;wN or three times a hry in
ragged CluthiuH. r"iUru.nG- IN costumes
Of The lnt"S: raeh..u. from ~" SmuT.
Cling organization III" women r"""lv'i
loss than 80 cSrtS u day. SO they struck
for higher wages and won.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
s1een ana Rest.

Ono OF the most common CEtuS $ UC i'll
sornnia and rcstlesSncss is Indigestion
Take one OF Chomb"rlain's Tablets i'm
rncdiatcly after supper and So" { y"u
do not rest better and sleep b"tt''~.
They only cost q quarter For sal" b.
all dealers
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allel to the fnte1urpan. reported that he
had seen two, young uacn ptltnS rauroad
ties on the tracks Of tho latter. ~
A wreckinr crew-Was rushed 70 the
scene on the Michigan Central tracks
: and the ties were removed Just q the ~
tcrurban came into sight II would havA
been difficult to stop the train carrying
the workers for all block signals had
Teh police believe that the two young
men were accompnces Of strike sympa-
thizers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

Funeral services FOR Mary Virginia
J"mk,n on" year old daughter of Frank
and Nellie Sweeney Jenkins. will be
held this afternoon at IT, family home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
A BRIEF REVIEW
OF TELEPHONE FACTS

IN 4 NUMBER OF ADVERTISEMENTS appearing weekly IN
this and have ndcavored to make clear our
reasons asking the Public Service Commission for an increase
in telephone throughout the State of West Virginia Bney
these weekly statements have covered the loo"s
points: '-~~
INCREASED COSTS have seriously affected U.s.
During did not enough to pay our
operating expenses Our actual operating loss for the
year $320960
2.1NSUFFTCIENT REVENUES mean that a public
utility fulfill its obHgatons-frstt to serve the
public and it WE'LL and second, to earn a reason
able We have undertaken these obngatons ano
must not neglect them
3-sAAARIES AND WAGES largest single item
expense greatly increased During the past three
wears average wage paid employees has increased
nearly GO per cent
4-TEIEPHONE MATERIALS our second largest
cxncnc have largely increased in cost Since 1914 the
average of materials has up over 70 per cent
5-TE1EPHONE RATES, conforming to an unchange-
able law of trade governed always by the cost or
producing telephone service While private industry
might shut up shop until conditions become more nearly
normal public serving company must continue doing
business.
r,jTHOUGH RATE INCREASES made ef-
fccvc in some points few months ago, these rates
have not proved adequate because they were based on an
antcpated drop costs. Instead of decreasing costs
have risen
ASSUMING THAT OUR VALUATION of the companys prop
crv fair management economical and e1ncen
both which c arc prepared believe that the public
will endorse effort reasonable return on our invest
ment This all asking i'll our petition 1or nghe raes
now pending before the Public Service Commission
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF WEST VIRGINIA
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
TRIANGLES PLAY
APPRENTICE BOYS
FOOTBALL TODAY

Final curtain will be rung down on
the local football season this after
noon when the Naval Gun Apprentice
boys eleven meet the Triangle Ath-
ietic Club team az Union League Park
at p. m. These teams agreed to
stag" this contest after many dis
p''tcs.
Both teams have played and de-
feated the best lf-pound elevens in
this vicinity and as there has been q
!onS-Standing Erudge between them
hotly-fOuEht contest is assured.
The speed OF the teams Is well known
by the followers Of this class OF the
Srldlron game this season. as bot IN
clubs are well versed in the omen pIav
and carry regulations for handling
the overhead game in e high class
style.
Regardless Of weather conditions
the game will be staged. Those who
journey to the Northeast Park thus
afternoon will be awarded with q
closely fought contest and one thai
will class with the best OF the season
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE o. Five and onahaU ,,-,,rr,
selma. lr2; She DeSiL lo-. R7gnrtta ~,
~ MAJ Josephine 10. Sumner Sirb TI0.
MalIoc. ~ Ms Manage. IU Dsurspr O.
lG Charley SUNNY. no. MiS,ake mo- -
JossEsiine. lG Aluia. lc-. Adne4Ius n no
Triumphant. 10; CaraI,a3Uur ID ms A.
ehS7mc: DR. GnEler. 10: Fo1's Cbo:oy Nc.
lIoyd George. llO AZ
SE'oNn EACE-SI frrIongS. -romnvva,e
lW 'I~ttic Mandie. lOi: Air-Tette. los Pr
'Sr'Nv. lP; CpurcslIes. IO0: 'Verity- I0s -
Er1T-G. l0l: N-SOn. los. Plnsrd Isa. .Es5Ts
McliEldc, lal: Pnnce Duuclss. lis; sPh-1ps
Ward. ld5: -ThOs. F. McMahon. &c Hrplaos
las Also eligible: SoIdat De Te-iun. ms
Mack Hrne-. lp; Discard. I0g: CrInbhn.
Third RACE-Frs and opehav turIo,rS
lenclOIc. los; Rcry o'NIoorc. Ns; Co-morsn
rs Bone DT. III; EIha. Is: VALLEY Par
Maid. io': Cop right. To. Sed-e-Tass. l06; sugar
Mint los; SweS Lhcrt,. I85
FOURTH RACls-Ouc mile EimpSIouc l0r
HerUisnL Ito; ohotns. no Trusty, 10; Nominee
ITO; Harry BUrEuyne. H. Dairyman, lie
MathCr. 10
FIFTH RACB-Oue mile n,,chesse IMc- lns
Jack Mount. liz: Tscnla. IL
SMITH RACE-One mile and 70 ~ards Gen
Byng. lD; Vienna b. 100; Leah CO-hr1n. lOs
kirstics Cub. los; 'ThurStav Nighter 100: Little
string, los. Esther l.. lO5; Irish Maid. To-
Bnckley. los: Chick Barilley IL: MAlowmot.
10; Miss Sterling. lo5; Nab lO. Onwa. To-:
King Neptune. III. Also eligible: Dra=on Rock.
III; McAduO, IL; 'CaUtal Cty. l6
SEVENTH RACE-oue and three-sirteenths
milcs. Brlyn HsHlssn. 81; -Trddler. IG2: Oon-
tcstsnt. lGb; 'Bajaze;, 100; Will DO. 100; omery.
los: 'R"AeT. ln; Carr Hodge. lO5s L<t1Ie
Cottage III.
Five pounds sprrrn;icC allowance.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST KADE-Fire and tu,ehsn fu-'o,s,.
Steve. lU tCnnnorl. TO l. TO s . to s.
Hot Fox, ll3 CCnmpl. S to 2 6 to S: Mai
fl1' lol tCSrlnoly. TO S Time, 1875
Nain Chick L,nnra 7. Magic Memory. Director
jams, Snow Hill MSrCclIe also ran
SECOND RACE-FITe and ouohan furIo,r.
Mike Dixon. I0 (RrOsul. 4 to 1, to57 70
10. k'ymrr. I04 JChiaVcttAl. even. / TO 2: B.rpcr
ts Issnithl. 10 ) Time. INlS ACCLAIM
oOn Sniro. Anxiety. Lady Ivan. James q. also
ran
THIRD RACE-tINe and unohsN furl,ynrs.
NrDr. lb 0hckuIisl : To 49, 10 s. out: Jobr
n. liz NIO~ard,. Z TO 10. / TO ;: IIzS'y Cora.
lii tkcterIsl. TO 5. Time. la5 IS Arion.
Col HIrnSOn. LtF.e Nephew also rzn
FOURTH RACEsSiI furInuc.s: CSrIyIxte lIo
tCaIm"dyl. To l. 10 }. to S: Dimitri lis
(HOwsrdl. tn S Tn 4. Sur Oliver. uO (Csi.,
TtttA, TO S. Time. Il - Hat Rack, Sweet
AlycSrm Gum also raR
FIFTH RACE-SiG nrIunEs: Mar.e John 10,
Murray. TO I. to S. TO S: Ham o'Day.
Is CrlmI'l, 10 5 l TO ;; Hamilton A, Ias
ihederisl. 10 ). Time. ll2 10 Black Prince.
smart Money. War Zoue Top O. Morning,
GnIndy also nm.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and ope-eaghth: IAttle
NcarTT. III tApel. 20 l. : to J. even; Fgy
Home. ll5 cMcrmcy'l. TO S. 2 10 5: Ellison. ns
tCUImpl. out Time. - Is. Bill HunIey,
Zodac Mud Sill. Ned MIeytrisht also r.n.
SEVENTH IlACE-MiIe and one-ei1teeath:
Berlin, lN MURRAY. to = even, 2 to 5: Dick
Williams. l05 tChisVcttll 8 10 S. 10 10: Don
Thrush, los dickens. out Time l.s6lA
CorgdOn. Texas Special also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
SILENT STARS
HANDED JOLT
Gallaudet Tossers Defeat
Hartford Mutes in Easily
Played Battle.

Gallaudet Coilege nearly doubled the
score against the Hartford Silent
Stars. Of Hartford. Conn, last night.
winning the contest 81 20 30. The
stars deserve a great deal OF credit
for their showing. for their passing
and general all-round play was con-
siderabiy better than that shown ny
Gallaudet The reason for their not
making a better showing was that
they were unable TO cage the ball.
In the first half especially they were
away on in their shooting. Time and
again they would take the ball down
the floor and get one or two shots
before the Bur and Blue would re-
gain possession OF the sphere.
They came right back in the second
half after Gallaudet had them 81 to
10. and scored four field goals be-
fore the Kendall Gneeners were able
TO land. Mellis. who was the lad
who beat Rasmussen out Of his posi-
ton on the Kendall Green quInt four
years ago. was with the team ana
played mighty clever game. Rock
well showed that he stIII could play
the game and was all over the floor
and just as fast as ever. He made
several OF his long shots from center
as Of yore and was a power OF
strength on defense.
he
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACB-Firo and one-half nlrioars
liullPt frOof. is (iUNIonl. u to S. TO s
TO S; The Pirate. no GLASS, to 5, to S,
Bridge I1Syrr. liz llIutwrln, TO 10 Time
lE. IhiuosSs Lou, Mountain Gin. SsddI,
Ring. Gen. GL-nn. Al Iiuja. rinania DOr
also raII-
SR;OND RACE - oue un- and 70 .ras
t'lsF.ri"nian. lot fMurrisl To l. TO 5
to 10; Milton Rnb,e lgs CIloddgleg) 4 To 1
TO l. SLfGnor. roc Usnlrgl S To z TSae.
&c t5s Verify. LADY WsIdN-k -Slesth B,,u
Hamp~Dn. Qranctte. DT. Kendall, High IIUrsC
also ran
THIRD n NCE-si, furIc-nsS- Blue Jeans IG
CHowaril. Is to S. ercn. J to 2: Pexs-ant lOs
uIe.rr-ch'. To s. Ia 5, Mis- ParneII. 10.
Iwldal. to & Time. l:B IS Rib. lk.ds
Win. p Moody. Beo-ia Boher-nA Bnena, Col
Murphy. Haczamorr. Clear the Way also ran
FOURTH RACE-one mile and 70 yards
Gordon Roberts. liz (NtorySl. 7 u 1, "a TO l.
to S: LetA. los tSmithD. ) 20 l. 8 70 S; High
Note. Iol CW1dAl to S TSIns. lS6 IS In
dian Spring Ssiisfcd Hickornut Durw1rt
RobrTcS. BotnbSst. T'hn Mohr. Kirties Cut
also rSn
FTFTn RAcE-Six fuIonrs rGrI:sht, II.
tGzruer) . to l. tIo. I TO ;: MArmiie ilg
tBOylnl, even l TO .. BonStell-. los Cwidal
even Timr. I11 IS NaThhalius. Pcultney,
MazSnus ai~n nm
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile and 70 yards
Browns Fsvnrite. lp CRodnguszl. 10 To L Z 10 l.
. 70 1: Early sight. l0l JL1Insoril, s TO s.
tn s: Audrey X TO- twidal. 8 to s Time
las IS wInirsu. huiIy. GHth Strickland
Siatim. Mand Bacon. Esther l.. Jack o'DO~u,
Hem&k. r. G. king do ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and one SiEte-Oft
miles. N.-4cIilan. 100 IAruns-nl. 6 to l. to !.
e to 5: Decbmate Ill tBuxtonl. Z to S, ! TO );
Brother Mclean, % lBoa1cD. I 10 l. Tuny
I - IL Plenty, Antoinette. kenvszd also rsA
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
JOE TURNER WILL
MEET OLSON AGAIN

Graphing fans will be given an op-
portunity Thursday night OF aCain
witnessing a sterling bout as Man.
aEer Jack Garrison. Of the New Folly
Thester. has re-matched Joe Turner,
the middle-weight champion. to meet
Silent Olson. the Akron grappler.
Manager Garrison has posted the
largest purse ever presented for any
match this season, as, together with
the side bet that has been made by
the followers Of both Turner and
Olson. the bout will be for a $3.50
stake. Olson recently took the num-
Der Of Turner in A finish affair. but
as the bout was at catch-weiEhts Tur-
ner did not forfeit his claim on the
championship belt.
Both wrestlcrS have agreed to make
15S pounds at O'Clock and have posted
forfeit for the same The bout will
be for the middle-wci GIT title and belt.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A. r. THOMPSON. 1857 f st. ne,
ju2LsIn wed. III
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alexander c. Robson. IS and Edith Cohen,
%, both Of this city. The Rev. Z. q. b,
Pierre.
Leroy Andrrw VALENTINO. IS. Of this city. and
Edna Gilbe1a Endcri. J. Of Mobile. Ala The
Rev ]. \ Smith
James H. BuScher. q. and Anna NJ. OLeay
q. both Il this city The Rev T. J. MAcGraih
Joseph Charles SSnnarn. 3. SaratoSa
SP1rta n. Y. and Marie Lrlse RuIIard. %
II this city. The Rev. {. NJ. Young
':"v Weaiheswsx- >. and Llbn Cathca1, .
n''' d: rain"rn. Mich The Rev. II. L
".".n Il C7ark. =. and Marjorie F. Cain
=. hdh ii Baltimore. Md. The Rev. T. =
11uurLs
Louis X Audersm. y. ard K,sr suIa, ..
bOth Of this city. The Rev. II. r. Dowus
James X. Gowan. q. and Ruby l.. HrtchiIs
70. brth II this city. Tie Rev William X
Flanagan.
Jose DE G,unar. Il. and Charlotte wnIru
Wcidlry.
Norman LEWIS Swami. Il. 81 Silver Hill, Md.
and Nette NJ Ers'kinnk 20. al this city IN,
Rev. !. g. Ball.
Pelham |. Mcclellan. n. Of AIhuruueruue. N
NJ. Hnd Laura Bcatric,, Co,yan. 2. Of thi, rstv
Tie HrV. X II. McKim
lrR"y T. Clark. J.. and Dorthy F. Monahan
y. bdh of this city. The Rev IL II Welsh.
'Sey :. King. Il. OF Raleigh, N C., AM
Lillian NJ SciIell. %. Of this city. The Rev. J
H. JeVFpS
Narlrs T. Benedict. -. CT Dayton. Ohio anf
i,"nhlv tottr. .. {" this city The Rev Il
II. Mardcn.
John \ Stehley. ". Crmt-rI,nd. Md. An,
Martha +, Sullivan. u. OF uyudman. Pa. IN
Rev. ]. u. Jcrrirs
Ray Harrison Rig. IS II ST Louis, Mo.
and Cecilia T. ThI's. -. II this city. The Rev
a. A. Miller
William T.. Iyan. 81. and Dolores c. Barton
10th Of this 'ity. The Rev. II. p. Downs.
t<ruis IAeh rman. u, and Anna Sauber. q
hdh IT Baltimore. Md. Tie Rev Z. Silver
stone.
Robert A. GrNnt. y. and Ethel W1nifr,t
liutchins. z. both II this City. The Rev. ], H
Selms
wilfrri l'anl Auls. .. and Elizabeth ,;r,-n
2. beth II this city. Tie Rev C. A. Miller
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
MANILA MAKES BID
FOR BIG TITLE BOUT

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. GA new
voice was heard today in the chords
of those begging for the pleasure of
staging the proposed Dempsey-Car-
pentier tight. 1t was from far OF
Manila, p. l. The sportsmen's syn
dictate cabled Jack Kearns. Demp-
sey's manager. that il will paw
Dempsey S3000oD and Carpenter
100000 for a fight in the land of the
head hunters.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
YALE SPURNS $4,000
TO USE BOWL FOR BOUT

New Haven. Dee. "A proposal
that the Yale Bowl be leased by the
university to 4 New York syndicate
which IL bidding 70 tho Dempsey
Carpenter championship fight was
made today to Prof Clarence w
Mendell chairman of the Yale boa I'd
~ control.
II was learned that $1,000 was ten
tatively offered for the use of the
howl for one day next summer, pro-
vidinE the syndicate Il successful
in securing th. bout Prof. Men
dell told the representative OF the
syndicate that Yale could not con-
slider the proposal
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYAST AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business .0e.
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything you wish to do Tells how to over
come evil influences: bow TO gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice will help you. you Will
Be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium No guess work or questions asked
What she secs and tells comes true. Tells the
full name Of who you will marry, the day and
month Give her 9 trial before you cnticiSe;
come and be convinced what q natural born
clairJoyant can do. Satisfaction or no chargea
Hours. II a. m. to 6 % ?. m. Closed sunday
III ELEVENTH STREET NV.
uWo doors NORTH Of PalaS Royal.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
PROF. BELMONT

Noted ClairToyant and PalmiG. can read your
life 10y the lines "a your palm. which are the
record o. your life. Being a graduate OF two
tollerrs Of palmis1y his wonderful gift u
second Eght ensbles him to lift the veil OF mys.
tery and reveal to you important matters u
your future life. Gives advice on business mat
tersI 1--we. health aud family Affairs. tells usms
Of your future tTsband or wife; tells IL one you
love Is true false: what part Of the country is
luck1est to yUu. what 10 do to Be successful in
life: removes Troubles Uf all nature; Lrings tbs
serarxted together. tells the secret Of having
IersJnAl influence with yUur associates. Prot
BELMONT 70 a Psychologists of World RenoWn
Headings. 81 ZIG New York ave. NV. next
door to Masonic rfemDle
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
DEATHS REPORTED

MARY Christina Murray. % Year,, Nat. Home
ofslthic TIopt.
HNrl Tietsch Rnedigrr. 3. x8 18Th 1t. NV
Mary McIhersou. c. Soldiers Home Ground,
Arthur John Carleun. s. Prov. Hos,t
ih'an. OF %r"rH A. and Marie TX. Lsisier. /;
days. truv. HOspt
isaac I'ricr. g. Caoks q. o.
Isaac Br~n. e. TZ C"rrran st.
I'riclla Smith. 70. I73S Marion Ct, nv.
CllSrlrS II. Lively. TO- I2Il 10th St ne
Dora Lewis. 60. III I; at NV
Eta Crews. q. tuberculosis HoSpt
william IohnSn. s. Sscs Dick st ne
Edward JohnsnrL Z mo SC NJ 81. NV.
Walter Rs1ingrr. days. ss Reeve, ST, NV
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
Lyceums Want Games.

The Lyceum basketball team Of
Nl"N"ndria. composed of the crack
Cardinal Athletic Club, wants a
game for Friday. January .. to be
played in the big Armory rink OF
Alexandria. Phone all challenges
to Manager Wheatley. I2O Alexan-
dria
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
GIRL STUDENTS TO
CHEER G. w. u. QUINT

Girl students at George Washing
ton University are to furnish the
pep for the university's basket
ball team this season. The girls have
organized cheer section and they
intend to he present at all OF the
games and to lead in the roofing.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28

Miles AcHngh. middle distance runner; hIls1
b. train. Nev York. June q
sams u Buckley. middle distancs runner
died New York Juns 10
Edward o Caner. forner champion distancs
runner Of Es.and ana the Omitted ststes; died
New Yort. June q
Dr.. John W. r. shcehsn. for.ner holder O,
university q Pfttsburs bruad jump record.
with distance Of . n. S - In: died Pitus-
burg July =
Cester A Baird, manasef-e3sct d the Univer.
stp Of Illinois track team: died Psrt Ridee.
III. July B.
William oumminsS former professional cham.
pou and oppooent Of W. @. Georye when thu
latter established . world record Of sd9 -
died At Glasgow. scotland. August II.
Andew sockalezzS Indian distance runner
died at Oxford. Ne. August q
OARsMEN.
Thomas Felron. veteran oarsman; died ii
fonkers. y. Y, January )
william Henry pop Dunn. veteran o.rsnap
died al Brooklyn. Marrh =
BILLIARDS.
John Roberta Britist billiard champion
London. Ensiaod. D-cember =: ayr. -
SWIMMERS.
Herbert CoilinS star swimmer and uste polS
player Of the University Of Pennsylvania; dlle<
In airplane a Memphis. Tenn. January G.
Georpe D. Frceth. Of Hawaii; died at saI
Dieso, C2l, Apl 10.
TENNIS.
Hugh L DuheT1y. Of the famous Dobert,
brotherS. tennis experts: died in Broadstairs
England. August q ms gentleman was n,
ocly foreigner that ever won the America
Snsls championship. which he did IN Isuo ant
with his brother also won the doubles chan
| pdonship
TCRFMEy.
Barney SchrsibI. veteran horseman: died I,
Cincinnati. November q
Walter Hedges. veteran thurman: died at cai
cago. January .
James Benyon, trainer. Of Oeyeland: died o
Vienna. Austria, March 2.
Frankie Robinson. leading Jockey Of the Unite
States; died from injuries at Bowie Park. Md.
April L
Frank SHdeeley. former Jockey; died in Me-
York, April IS
Senator Darid Tnd. Of Youngstown. vetsr.,
horscznan: died May
| Gzrett D. Wilson. vetean bcrsesn2n; died q
Lexington. Ky. June S: age. %.
Burdett Lcomis. veteran harpess bors,man
died in SIfield. Conn, July IS
| Bud DOble, veteran barnes borseznaE: de
in California, SeItembcT s
! Jockey Till MuscTzTr: killed n race q
| HAVE de Grsce Nd. Septemn-r y.
| Eddie Mitchell. Thinner II horSrs: died &
! Toledo. Ohio. November ~
GOLF.
G~orye strsth. oldest golfer in CuInt Stzte-
died Al Brooklyn. January =: age. 3
| Lee J. Slocm, hoossmAn. Of New York: Me-
York, prcenber q: Ase. 50.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
LOST.
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The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
MADAME SELIA

Egyptian PIANIST and ClairToyant.
Gives true advice you can depend on In husi
ness, love. health and family Affairs: tells the
name Of future husband or wife and bow to
win the one you love: make up lovers quarrels
or family trouble; rsunites the separated and
makes happiness in your home; tells what bust
ness is lucdest for you and how to gain sue
cess in anything you take in hand; II you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Mad. Selia;
she can help you: satisfaction guaranteed: read
ines. 81 daily and Sunday. Phone ZHsJ. 81
7th 81. NV. HOurs TO do
The Washington herald., 1919-12-28
SUB. PROP. FOR SALE OR RENT.

OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD FAMILY WITH
little cash; ax-room cottage. GAs. with hot
air furnace; forty-foot lot fifteen minutes from
Treasury on car marked District line. Rverdale.
Berwyn or Laurel; single fare; good schools and
restricted neighborhood; will rent furnished. per
hitting children or will sell furnished or I'M
furnished on almost nothing down and rental
payments: immediate possession or viii show
place Sunday afternoon; como prepared to do
business as owner lives in another State. 6l9
5lSt St Mount Rainier, Nd de3Slt
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Triangle Jrs. Def.

The Triangle a. {. Juniors eleven are
looking for game for today with an,-
leopound team in this vicinity. can
Cap. Curtain, Franklin Slg3
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Gaithersburgb High Lands.

The GaIthershurE High School Dc
teated the Tech High School or
sShinEToE Yesterday at Gathers
burg. 20 to %. in one OF the bardes,
games this year. Summary:
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Pianist and ClairyoSant- Guarsn-
tees to read your entire lie: she does not tell
to please but before you utter word she will
tell what you called for: names and dates Of
when and who you Will marry: true or false:
bow to win and hold the one you do love: what
business and part Of the country is best for you
and Just what to do to make . success "a life:
special readings 81 90. 50s It'll st. NV. opposite
Gaka n
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"oaE from hoor-Shee,y q, Hunter 81. Wels-
er ls'. AHnur. Go~reU q. Laohlsr q. Has
iScn o.. Goals from foul-Huuter g.. 6;oS,eu
a. Time d qua-r-s-Ten miuute~ Rpfap,r
M smith. Timex 7eIer-Mr Colburn. Scorer
Mr. Jafc
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Vincent Richards Wins.

New York Dee, 2.-Sincent Rich
ards this afternoon defended his title
as indoor tennis champion by defeat
live sets.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

John and Anna BradGock. boy,
John ). aud Janet Chambers. girl
Leslie A. and Edna II. Dorland. 10y.
H2lfurd H. and Edith Greenlec. glrI.
Howard aud Mary X. JamiSOO. hoy.
WalL A. and lsatclle kcuyon. girl.
John 4. and Constance Mclaughlin. bog.
Ihurlas J. and MaY Ryan. girl
Charles and Bessie Roscnthal. girl
krnLelh l. and Violet +. Sherman. boy.
John II. and Marguerite Woodbury.. girl.
Leroy Il. and Lola Fennell. boy.
Luther A. and Carrie Frazier. boy.
b. F. and Carrie PcndletCn, boy.
Waiter and Sarah Sparrow. girl.
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