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Il Is a crime to be sick or an
ing when there is pure, good
reliable and tested helping remedy
1t hand God created the herbs
and roots and we make the won
derful helping remedies that made
US famous. Come and get a sup
ply and enjoy the best of health.
as thousands have. il would make
q wonderful story TO tell you OF
the wonderful cures our remedies
have brought about; but we do
not wish to take up too much of
your time reading about other
peoples cures. We are interested
IN YOU now. You who read this A
article and are not enjoying Gods
blessing-good health-we want
you TO call and at once start on
the right road to health and hap
piness. We have a special rem
edy for every ailment of reliable
and highly tested power. We
make no wild claims about our
wonderful knowledge in the way
of making herb remedies and cur
ing sickness when the ordinary
doctor failed. We have lived in
old Mexico among the gifted In
dams and have served and bene-
fitted them, and out of gratitude
they have instructed US in the
wonders OF botany and hcrbology
and wonderful medicine making,
hence our ability 10 make the best
remedies that help ailing and suf-
fering humanity. So if you need
our help, call and we will benefit
and please you, as We have thou
sands. Store is open on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays only.
Open also evenings on those men
toned days. q
THE OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP
l726 Seventh Street n. W..
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-FIvE BRIGHT. ABLE
ladies to travel. demou,trats and soil dealers:
IS to so per week; railroad faro paid Write
at once. GOODRICH DRUG CO., Dept Z2,
Omaha Nebr. arlDsu-u
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MADAM MONTIVERD
PALMlST

gives advice on business
matters, love. health and fam
lily affairs, tells if the ono YOU
love is true or false. what part
OF the country is luckiest to
you, what to do TO be SUCCESS
full in life. Gives YOU dates
and facts, tells you what has
passed in life and what is hap
pening, without asking a sin
gle question. She does not
tell 10 please. but reads lust
as the hands indicate; tells Won
the planets you were born
under. the lucky and unIuckv
planets; when and whom Won
Will marry; settles and ex-
plains love. family trouble.
marriage. divorce, health. law
suits, speculations. invest
mcnts, transactions of all
kinds. In fact. no matter what
your hope, fear or ambition,
come TO this noted palmist
and find help. There is no
need for anyone TO be unsuc-
cessful or unhappy. No mat
ter what the cause. her ad-
vice removes all trouble. She
guarantees satisfaction.
309 9TH Street N. w.
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MADAM PARKER

Licensed by District Of Columbia.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

of Prof. "Eph" WHl.-mS and
brother OF Mrs. Vivian l.. Davis.
OF Winter Park, FLA. and Misses
Josaphine Frances and Nircinla
Williams. students of Scotia so
mary. died at l2.20 a. m. Fridsy.
May l6, 1913. at Freedmen's Hos
pital. Body will rest AZ Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity fsssss,Se. afi5 Gror-
cia avenue. shortly after noon
saturday.
Funeral services will be held ~ iin-
coin Temple. Eleventh and r
streets. Sunday. . o. m
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLoGY.

rector. Astrological Research Scciety. PersunaI
readings. by appointment. s.; typeWritten fore
casts, md up. Expert vocational g,lidsncr
DIR. Aliens work is strictly scientific and uath
ematIcsl not matter Of feelings iurressiorls
or gueses He is not a fortune teller li5
+ NV. Phone FrznkIin 60. myI5r
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACTION HERETO
fore taken. the balance Of the thirtieth semi.
annual dividend OF two end onehalf per cent
t2'a%) on the preferred stock OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company, is payable June
|. 1919. The books for the transfer Of the pre-
ferred stock will be closed from the close of
business on May 70. .sl9. to the opening Of busi
ness on May . 1912 s. r. BOWEN. Secre-
tary. mylslt
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. INC. 81 18th at. nv. apes BOT
WATCH The CLASSIFIED COLUMNS fOH
suuences OF the growth Of this ats. Tnis
may seem like an odd tugssuon-bu: Il isn't.
mch1-u
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FORD DEALERS:

The Thomas Timer Elevator, Shell and Brush
will oTercome Ford ignition troubles. The timer
shell makes contact at the right time and really
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MADAM KASKO-

-BGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr. Tells
FAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: saTIs.
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. A. NJ,
TO r. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED
g. 5ih ST. NV. %
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed BY Dsi1ct Of CoIum6iI-
MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted TIimls, ana ciaiuoysnL Can sd-
MSS business. family araIrs. love and rnsrrisses
Csn tell you the name Of future husband or wife.
Gan tel you the sscrS Of beng successful: how
70 avoid trouble and Low to sVolc etu influence.
SUBTRACTION guaranteed or no charge. Entrance
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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ERICKSON COMPANY. Inc. 46e Erickson
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ALBERT KAHLERT o..
Expert carpet and rug cleaning nv Oldest ard
lest Arm in city. 81 Nd. ave. sv. Nain
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BELMONT

Noted clsirroyant and pslmiz- Give. souc.
90 business mstte-s. love. health. and tamil,
sfsirs Tells name of your future bpsh.n5 "a
Tfe, tells If one you love is true or fslse. Whst
part Of the country is lUc1iest TO yoa. Wl.t te
DO to Be successful in life l2le n Y. ave pu.
Ne1t door To Masonic Temple READING, 81
mhS-M
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. n c.
Washington. d. G.. April -, 1919 Scaled rro-
pnsals will be received at this office. Room 5ll,
District Building. until O'Clock r M. Thurs
day. May - 1879. for furnishing and delivering
GROCERIES. DRUGS and MEATS during the
fiscal year beginning Iuly !, aia. and ending
June 20, lecO, for use Of the various branches Of
the Government Of the District Of Columbia
Form Of proposal specification and necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Purchasing
Officer, ID. G, Room 20. District Building
LOUIS BROwNLOw. W GNlNN GARDl-
NER, CHARLES W. hUTZ. Commissioners.
ID. c, mylSlAljls.E.ls
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FOUND.

FoUND-BLUE SILK HANDBAG IN NAT
ional Theater. Owner inquire at Herald o.
fee apz-u
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SEALED PROPOsALS NAKkED

SEALED PROPOSALS MARKED PRO
posa's for building three loading platforms and
reinforcing first floors Of Wings Nos. !. and
in Building ID. SeatOn Park. Washington, ID.
c. and inclosed in an envelope addressed Chief
Clerk. Bureau Of the CenSls Department OF
Commerce, Washington. ID. G" will be re
ceved until . O'Clock p. m. May =, 1913. And
then opened :,r building threN loading platforms
and re enforcing first floors Of Wings Nos. !. ?
and in Building u. Scaton Park. Washington.
ID. C. For blank proposals, specifications. pans
and particulars address THE CHIEF CLERh,
Bureau OF the Census, Department Of Commerce,
Washington. II. @ nyl61
OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
18th and sts. NV. Washington. ID. c. Seal
ed proposals. for dry cleaning of authorized wool
en- garments will he opened at the above sd-
dress at u a. m. May =. 1872 Proposal
blanks may be had upon application at tins Of
ficee. Proposals To be filed in triplicate and
must bear guaranty thereon. Mark enyeloIcs
PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING AND PRESS
ING UNIFORMS and address TO the Zone
Supply Officer. Washington. D. C.
myIsIa92. So
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WONDERFUL oPPoRTUNITY-REPRE
tstiTes wanted: pew auto invention: used b
government; bis commissions; exclusive territory
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PERSONALS.
OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP

Stop Wishing for Good IA
Health. Go to the ia
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Remedy Shop sndi t
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dme. karto. CIairvoyant P,Imi,,

tlNe minutes will convince y0u og my ghilitv
VII 1re test reading Tor a short time only.
- Ano tins cllrpInS Huurs. u TO .. m slr
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
YOU CAN AFFORD TO USE THE

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classified columns. The cost of
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compared with the value of that
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larger salary-a thousand dollars
year larger than your present posi-
ion pays you. You spend from
one to twenty-five dollars. say. in
classified advertising-and get your
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more attractive investmentp
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PROFESSOR LIE RENSCH

The satisfactory pslmist and ClGIrTCyant. can hc
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

LOOK WHO'S HEREI DETACHED SEVEN
room house: ide and front porchcs; ce-
meut cellar: furnace heat: gas: electricity; large
lot: convenient location; scent fare; price only
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NOBODY coCLp GUARANTEE CERTAIN
results IRON classified advertising n that
euuid b done the problems Of HE would B,
tho easy. But-iD most instances. Herald cias-
sinsd ADVERTISING dOes yiAid the results desired.
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Is Known ss one Of its greatest eIPonents. Hun
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plets reading with accurate descriptions od
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rich- Write BIG SOUTHERN CO.. Fori
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AGENTS SENSATIONAL SELLERS PATRIo-
tic Religious and Negro pictures 100 kinds;
Pspier Machs Francs cost l6c; sell, 50; World
war HistOrs; chzngeabe signs: catalog and sam
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21
\ S @ c I E T Y
MFraeda Meredith Dez Editor
Phone: Madison 1924

city. have returned to their homo in
Norfolk.
Two Fashion showA
A number of smart parties have
been arranged for the ball and FASH
ion show to be given under the au-
spices OF the Elicit school alumnae
association in the Jefferson hotel
auditoriuw Saturday OF this week.
The performances VIII be the Same
! IN the AFTERNOON the chtidrefI's clothes
on living models will be shown in ad-
, d,tion to the other attractions. There
win be general dancing after both
performances.
Plans for vaudcvfIle
IN the Hotel Jefferson auditorium
"Wednesday evening OF next week
there will be pleasant surprise for
! those who are In attendance for tho
vaudeville show and ball given by the
Council OF Jewish Juniors A new
stage curtain has been ordered and
will be used for each of the four
vaudeville acts. Those who will par
ttcipate In the opening chorus arc
Esther Davis. Rhonie Ullrnan, Pearie
Kaminsky. Adele Levitt. Ienora
straus Charles w,ihiscr, Mona Nit
teldorfer. Regina weinfeld. Rosslie
Arnheim and Sunshine Hofheirner.
Others Tn the vaudeville are Jack
Levitt. EYu.stine Bachrach, Yost Har-
bsugh. Julian Cone, Nate Nelson and
Junior Dettclbach. Music will ba
furnished for the vaudeville by tina
Junior orchestra. Of which Emanuel
Newman Is conductor. Mrs Leo
Wh.tlock. who has been rehearring
tho Juniors. has planned several novel
numbers and some late song hits and
dances will be featured
Members Of the ticket committee
wish II known that the vaudeville and
ball are given for the benent of the
philaAth-oplc fund OF the council and
that cards OF admission may be OBJ
tanned from an member. There
win no. be q bazaar and the affair
will be Informal. Committees which
have the affair in charge are: Enter
ta.nment, Junior Deftelbach. chair
man; ticket. Elsa Wailerstein, chair
man: refreshments, Leah BinSwanger.
chairman. Adoiph Meyer is general
treasurer. 4 number of prominent
men and women havv hecn invited to
act as chapercnes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

bat nobody can repent without first
OF all they are convicted. Nobody
sends for the doctor without first OF
all he Ia convinced that he needs
the doctor. A man never will be Il
Christian unless he Is convinced that
he will be a sinner.
Now men are often deeply con-
victed Of sin. but they 70 right on In
ain. Sometimes they will Join tho
church. but there will be no change
In their lives, and yet I have moro
respect for a fellow THAT will Join
he church. even II he don't change
his lite than I have for tbs guy that
wont Join the church and won't
change his life because that man
may hear something THAI will con-
vert him. while this fellow won't go
. 70 church and he Is sure not to hear
for him anyway.
Cheat. and Swear. and Ite
; And sometimes they will cheat. and
swear. and lie, ard commute adultery.
They were convicted but they wouldn't
repent and forsake their sine and
without repentance and faith In Jesus
, Christ nobody is right with God.
Abraham Lincoln said. Stand with
anybody when he is right; part COM
wrong" That's what everybody
should do.
Old Felix was convicted, bot he
went right on in sin. Old Artppa
was convicted. Paul hit him under
tho f1fth rib and he said AIM ost
you persuade me 70 be Christian"
Well he never did, but he was con-
victed. He didn't come out clean
cut on the side Of Jegus Christ
Joseph's brothers were convicted
when they killed the kid and strip
| ped of his coat. dipped II IN blood.
sent II back to the father and said.
I'VE found this coat We don't
know whether II belongs to Joseph or
not"
| They lied, They knew Il war
Jose ph,s coat They were convicted
| but they dent 20 home and tell their
father they were liars. that that Goa,
belonged to Joseph and they Killed a
goat and dipped II in the blood and
they sold him to the Ishmaelites. They
were convicted bus they didn't tel
their father they were lying
| 50 they keep right on many . time
And whenever q man knows he IL
wrong. he knows enough to repent
People are continually coming ia
this tabernacle. and going from these
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

need - Know about philosophy and
sc!ence - order to know that he has
done wr~nE when he lies. Listen
nobody ever takes advantage of an
other man in trade, then feels like
saint about It, No! Nobody ever
ruined a trusting woman that didn't
despisc himself that he did. No
man ever broke into another mans
house and stole what that man had
earned and saved. what that repro
bate to earn without desphinla
himsslg. Although he may never
have been inside Of a church. he
knew what n sin II was. Nobody
ever robbed man OF bis wffe'e love
and felt like a saint about it. No
woman ever deceived her husband,
no son ever deceived his father. but
they didn't feel sorry about It. No
1ssf' xxx, S..s. i ". -. 's-s- t.ss- ythf
he ddn't feel mean about 1t. why7
They knew that was wrong.
Reporters in Sing Sing.
Now X feeling sorry Was repent
ance, then the best reporters In New
york are up In Sing Sing. Why
there isn't a man up there that isn't
sorry. There isn't a man In thu
deathhouse that isn't sorry. Sorry
they broke the law, sorry that they
have to take the penalty for break
for that That's the trouble with a
great many today. All over. sorry.
promised to do better, certainly.
Repentance is more than feeling
sorry and promising you will do bet
ter. repentance is giving up the
whole thing and asking God to for
give you that you ever did. That's
repentance. That's repentance through
God. Not to tell the people. 1t ID
NJ he y>sn Mo-
might involve you and explanations
wouldn't be pleasant to make. 1t Is
nobodys business
A woman came to mo and said,
mfr. Sunday. want TO 10 q Chris
tan. ! have lived IN sin Have (
got to stand up and tell this audi
ence7"
said. -No. IT'S none Of their darn
husinnes what you have done. II
Arc you sorry that you ever did
wrong7'
She said. Il am"
! I said. That's q matter between
you and God. No. you don't have TO
F.! tell anybody what your sin is. That's
nobody's business" and IT isn't either.
You do what God tells you and see
how the blessing will come.
! For Zacchaeus, repentance TO him
m sant to give back four-foid to every
fellow that he had stolen from. For
the prodical son, repentance to him
! meant to leave the hogpen and 60
back home. For Peter, IL meant to
leave the old fshinT net in the boat
and follow Jesus Christ. For the Gin
full woman. 1t meant to quit her hfc OF
sin; stop committing adultery and
| I've the way she should live For
| Hercld. repentance meant to give up
! living xuffH Gtoftfl yrnr,an ha
] he hadn't any right to and live tho
way Re should live. For you. II Is
your chance. for you, II Is the best you
will ever have. You may never hear
another sermon. You don't need to
hear another sermon; YOU hear enough
now. God Is giving you all the light
you need.
/ In many lives there Is somethir q
| that keeps you away from Christ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-21

Herod's brothers wife was what kept
him away. Whatever " keeping you
away from God Almighty: whatever
Is keeping you from being right; give
it up, or you will lose your soul. You
wouldn't walk out and make an In
vestInent If you knew that you'd lose
every dollar you put In hat venture.
Now would you? Certainly noti You
wouldn't sit down and eat food ID
you knew that as soon an you ate
that food you'd be sick and die.
would your MOI Then why in Gods
name will you live in way that you
know will take you to he'll IL you do
You wouldn't do It in anything else.
You wouldn't do II IL YOU were GO
ing to lose $1,000 or $4,000. but
you viii do II II you know you airs
going to hell. lose your soul.
! W 4tt,1,- ss .'', .y,r- ~, .lsss
IF mso askea sas4 70 eeit' yorr
soul for $4,000 You wouldn't do it.
and yet you VIII do things that will
make you lose, your soul.
Use horse -senre and you will turn
TO God. The most reasonable thing
In the world Is being a Christian end
doing Gods will and keeping His
commandments and serving Him with
all the power that God gives you.
Lord God commands all men every
where to repent. So, give I. up, or
you will lose your soul.
Herod was a king. Yes. he held
a high position. He sat on a throne.
There are n good many that are like
him. They stand high IN business.
high in politics. nigh IA club, high in
lodge, high In professional life, high
In educational circles. oh, they are
so high up they think that II they
take the stand for Jesus Christ they d
como down. No. my God, you'd
climb million miles higher than you
are, II you take your stand for Jesus
Christ. Do you mean to say that
taking your stand for Jesus Christ
Is coming down? say it n leaving
the devii's subway. and going out on
Gods roof garden.
When you turn your back to God,
you hit the tohoggan slide. and It IL
only a question of time until you
will get to the bottom. God com
mands all men everywhere to re-
pent."
Oh. IT may be hard for ron to
coma, will admit that! Like tho
case Of poor Queen Natalie, OF Ser
via. when the war broke out. tours
streamed down her beautiful face and
she said. Il am going to efrace myself
from the crown, and the kingdom,
and the courts"
Times are so tragic in poor Ser
VIA that those who once ruled peo-
pie must now serve people. When
the war broke out she war In Bel
grade, and for two years afterwards
she was missing. Nobody Enew her
whereabouts. One day newspaper
reporter strolling through the hall
way OF hospital in Bordeaux,
trance, saw a woman with wooden
shoes and heavy. wool homespun
dress. and a scrub-bucket in one hand
and scrub brush in the other. and
in her face he recognized Queen Ma
talie, OF Servia- II was hard FOR her
to leave the crown of xcintil'ating
jewels, and the robes OF purple, robes
Of royalty, and the applause of CRATE
ful people who would kneei and kiss
her hands and ecrub the floor
II may be hara for YOU to come
down and say by that ACT. Il want