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navy WILL ASK
225,000 TARS

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0--A tenn
porary naval force OF l2S.Oo0 enlisted
men for the year beginning next July
was decided on today by the naval
Subcommittee of the house in begin.
ming the work of framing the nava
appropriation bill. This force is 2S,.
600 less than was recommended by
Secretary Daniels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
Sim FE|NERS
RIOT IN JAIL
Serious Disturbances Report
ed in Dublin.

DUBLIN, Jan. 10 -- Serious dis
turbances have taken place a, Mount
Joy prison where number OF Sim
Feiners have been imprisoned as ord,-
nary prisoners, while claiming treat
ment B political offenders The pris-
oners are reported to have broken the
windows and damaged the cells.
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CLUBS
TO TALK HUNGER
AMONG CHILDREN
Produce Companies Contrib
ute Food for Poor Pupils,

Nearly 2S percen, Of the chill
dren ranging from b TO 9 year,
old attending primary grades
-pi a leading ward school were
inNuiiicien,ly led for breakfast
this morning. according TO a can
NaSs conducted by a member OF
the federated patrons clubs. as
sisted by teachers of each OF the
four rooms. Gu, OF lSS chill
drrn examined, ,hir,y-eigh, were
considered inSuiiicien,ly fed.
Fourteen had nothing hut coffee
or tea and bread or toast; Others
had one apple. two pancakes.
plain toast. breakiaS, food and
cake, coffee and milk alone, no,
cakes, three pancakes, rice and
milk. bread butter and syrup.
Two children had had no
breakfast whatever. One pre-
viouSly reported to the medical
department OF the schools had
been referred 10 the home vista
ton section under the jutisdic-
ton Of the visiting nurse.
Plans for a house to- house canvas
Of Oklahoma City to ascertain tn
extent OF hunger among school chil
dren will be laid al meeting OF tn
City Federation OF School Patron,
clubs called this morning by Mr.,
Claude L, llensley The meeting
grows out of statement by DR.. Win
nie +. Sanger. medical Inspector o
the schools, who SAYS ,ha, many chill
dren go to school without breakias,
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column s)
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DECREASE SHOWN
IN Steel ORDERS

NEW YORK, Jan. lo-Unfiled
orders Of the United States Steel cor
poration on December 81 were 1879.
lS2 tons, according TO the corpora
tons monthly sta,emen, issued to-
day. This is a decrease OF 7As,Sll
tons compored with the orders on No
yenber ".
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-10
SENATE JOURNAL
May END TANCLE
ON Adjournment
Record May Be Changed to
End Appointment Dispute,

By strict party vote, democratic
members OF the house OF REPRESENTA-
tives this afternoon defeated a resolu-
ton introduced by A. +. Craver,
Washington county republican and
minority floor leader, declaring the
Adjournment Of the senate unconstitu-
tional and that the senate showed con-
tempt OF the house in taking such
action without consulting IT. The
resolution further provided that II the
senate did not convene at once a com
mittee be appointed by the hou. to
bring charges against II.
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BY The Associated Press.

Dy me HsONiatcu fIss.
PARIS. Ian lO.-Aiter nearly a
month OF waiting and preparation.
conversations which will lay the ioun-
dation OF the actual peace congress
are about to start. American dele
gates feel that a great deal OF prog
rcss might have been made before
now II a full representation OF tn.
nations allied against Germany had
arrived promptly
Suggestions have been made hat
the French and American delegates
60 ahead while awaiting the arrival
OF the British plenipoten,iaries who
are now expected on Saturday. Presl-
dent Wilson, however. vetoed that
plan, holding that, inasmuch as there
has already been so long a delay. II
would be best TO wait a little longer
to secure the participation OF III.
British
big -Four" Considered First.
As many OF the principal questions
TO be ,hrcShed out in preliminary con-
iercnoes cnncefn most intimately the
United States. Great Britain and
France. there is some hope OF fair
headway being made while awaiting
the official announcement OF the full
Italian delegation and the arrival ~
the japanese Representatives. The
BelglanS will arrive next week but OF
course they are in the status OF minor
beligeren,S They have taken over
one OF the largest hotels in Paris.
To Report to Congress.
The first few conferences between
the Americans. French and British
probably will develop Just how mach
progress may be expected before
President Wilson goes home next
month, II is settled that when he
reaches America. one OF his first acts
will be 10 address congress and give
repor, on wha, has been accom-
plShcd Some trained diplomats
among the Americans here are aeree6
that the most Mr.. Wilson can hops
TO report will probably he a general
undertaking OF the wides, sort upon
sc, OF principles which must he LETT
10 be applied by the peace congress.
Mr.. Wilson hopes to be able 10 do
more, but " less something unex-
nected happens, II seems probable
that physical conditions alone will
pre- tnt the accomplishment Of mora
during the remaining six weeks OF his
stay,
Organization Work Slow.
Each OF the bodies OF peace com.
missioners will necessarily 20 through
al organization process. This work
has taken the Americans a month and
even now they are only partially
ready 1he-French. OF course, have
their organisation on the spot, The
British have brought over from Eng
land highly developed machine
which is virtually read to funetiea,
| Even the slexato1 cosdsicioxa aa\
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SUBJECT MAY
Be DROPPED,
LONDON SAYS
A1gIo-FrenCh "SCOre Great
Success Dispatch Says,
SITUATION IS NOT CLEAR
Wilson Is Reported to Be
Ve1ed at Delays,
BY The Associated Press.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-(Reu-
ter dispatch TO the Cana
dian Press. = NJ Messages from
Paris indicate that Premiers
Clemenceau and Lloyd George
have scored a great success
on the question Of the freedom
Of the seas and that very lit
tie is likely u be said on this
subject when the actual peace
conference assemblies.
T h Spanish Moroccan
question also has been set
tied to the satisfaction of Eng
land and France.
With ~ reports from other source,
available It IS not quite clear what is
meant by the "grea, success mem
toned IN the foregoing dispatch. Last
adyiceS from Europe were TO the ef-
feet that Lloyd George had received
assurances from President Wilson
that dissipa,ed whatever fears the
British premier nigh, have had on
the subject. Premier Clenenceau was
reported TO have assured Lloyd George
the FrencNgoyernment would support
the British position. Whether Wilson
is IN complete agreement with the
Anglo-French premiers on me qses.
ton or has been forced to abandon
his own position is not known.
1t is conceivable that Presiden, VIII
son has gwen ground on the seas is-
sue IN return for concessions by Great
Britain and France on the proposed
league OF nations. The president i,
known to have anticipated making
concessions and it is presumed that
he carried considerable trading stock
when he went 10 Paris.
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Wound Weakened 7. r.

Lincoln died a few hours after he
was shot at Booths theater IN Wash
ingtoni Garfield lived four months at
ter he was shot at the railway station
in Washington, and Mckiuley's death
followed Soon after he was shot IN
Buffalo.
Colonel Roosevelt was never a, Wig
orous after the attempt on hl, lli, IN
Milwaukee. Much OF his time had
been spent under the care ot phv-
siclanS during the past several years
He was more susceptible to illneSS
th.n he had ever been.
Did Schrank's bulle, accomplish It's
end,
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ribs lost some OF It's ioroe and then
penetrated the chest, TO a position al
most against the lung Asked ii an
injury near the right lung could
cause pulmonary emboliSm near the
heart, the Washington physician de-
olared tha, it was possible.
Should he like Lincoln and Gar
field and Mckinley, be listed wi,t
Americas presidents who have dice
by the hands OF fanatics;
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Change the journal record
That's the plan proposed as a Solu-
,ion OF the ,angle, II one exists. in
the status OF the senate a, result OF
adiourning until Monday in order to
defeat confirmation OF Governor VII.
liam al interim appointments.
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Whether the senate inadvertently
adjourned sine die hinges largely on
the construction oi whether Sunday
will he considered a day. The con
S,i,wlon prohibits either house ai-
iournlng FOR more than three days
without the consen, OF the other.
1t has been repeatedly demon
stra,ed, IN iap, sustained by the SUI
prcmc court, that the journal record
Of either house IS final, that whatever
., >h.Nyx ,s binding
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Clocks Stopped d .

II has long been custom FOR leg
isla,ureS TO iix a certain hour on a
certain day for final adjournment
When tha, hour is reached, clocks are
stopped and that is the hour OF teck-
onlng in figuring time
II the senate tanglc assumes Seri-
Gus proportions the senate journal
can be made TO show that adjourn
ment was taken today and the dis
CuSsion IS ended
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHORUS GIRLS WANTED; EXPERIENCED
or inexrerieneed- Apply LYCEUM THEA
TER between and D. m. tll5B
oIsHwAsHER. COLORED. LUNCH ROOM;
short hours Phons Columbia 4so9J jul5-4
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE.
ws,sr c william. - .nd rsO~ Y
Arthur X. : CHM, :. Il McKespot, Pa.
and Eunice NJ Smith. z Of Wsshingtou. Ths
Rev. J. H. gennes-
~ bob Of b. Iona Nc Tn Res. r. p.
Andrew J. Koehs-. =. and Pauline r Ben
ton. -. both Of Ro~lyn, Va The Re-. C. p.
eparling.
Raymond A. PmpAr-y. .. and Ann, q
James G Davis, 2. and Edith s. oollins z,
both q waxhingtou. The Rev. G. A Mil.T.
John p Hayes. q. and Marie F. RELY. 2.
both Of Washington The Re-: u p 1insins
James ]. Gillespie - q Fort AOuros. Va,
and Bertha Z. Pisrr. a. d wsshingt0a- M
Rev n. J. RiondSn-
oorpeiius A. D4okes, =. q cauton. ohio
and Dorothy II. Grove. %. q Washington The
Jane, r Goloen, q. and Henrietta saul u.s.
both Of washington The Rev. G. W. Ariins1n.
William r. Csrpente. 81, and BeUty Al
Camrbeii. %. both OF Noble. Ala The Rev.
Thurman A De Bolt. =. q voetsr7iIle. Cal.
and MarSorie Z Blinn. p. Of Los Angles
Cal The Rev. J. II. JefreS
CODORED.
william B. Cotton. =. and noren3ie D.
Grsnt- a, boSh Of Washington The Res W.
j. TylcI.
Nelson Andersen. q. and sarah RichArdsou
=. both q Washington. The Rev. W. A. L.
Mitchell
Russell n. Stewart, = and Susie BsnkS .,
bOth q wsshins1oo- The Rev. A Ssyles
Leonard Brook. - and 1la ross. - b5th
Of Washington The Rev A WihankS
Carl Butler. q, and Msry Allen. -. bcth
o. Washington. The Rey. J. ". Marker
Clinton Ire. q. and Mary Lvingst1n. ls
both q Washington TIE Rev J. 4 Willis
SaTnss A. Br1xton, 2. and Jeanette z. Wood
lAnd. Is both q Washington The Rev o. l.
Mitchell
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
rood vrtnx conditions for young and mid
Gs assd men Who are ambitious TO learn the
ennse Railway BnHne8L
WAGES FOR NoToRMEN AND
CONDUCTORS
~ 6z0L urfnA-.s............--Sc per hour
~ ns yeer------.--.--..-...-,-Soc per hour
- aedas npss for former service with
o. cmpng nd sc PER HOUR GIVEN y
% NN wHo HAVE HAD ONE YEAR
o a1RH CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
VIE OTHER COMPANIES IN THE
PAST FIVE YEARS
kcpls hrnfay. Wednesday and Friday BE-
sn nd u q u
EhPIOYMEST AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
wHhtn<ton Railway 4 Electric Co.
18th and East Capitol s,s
kam
ACCOUNTANTS wANTEDSTHE NATIONAL
School Of Accountancy. COLORADO Bldg. is
6ohnx for . number q ambitious men who
d-stre 20 o-onne praeticing Accountants Phone
Franklin lHL Open until D. N tu137t
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DEADLY "DEER FLY"
AGAIN ON WAR PATH

Salt Lake. Utah. July is.-BafnIng
the medical profession and said TO be
unknown outside of Utah. the deer
fly disease made its appearance
again today. several new cases be-
ing reported by Salt Lake physicians.
The infection, noticeable during the
summer months and always resulting
from the bite OF the deer fly will be
made the subject OF investigation b.
the State health bosSd. sccordiuE 20
announcement by State Health Com
missioner Beattie.
The disease causes complete dis
ability from six to eight weeks and
in a few instances death has re-
suited.
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AUCTION SALES.

Thos. j. Owen d Son, AuctioneeFs.
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION
By virtue of a certain collateral note dated
Washington. ID. C., August Z, 1913. signed ]. A.
McI.ane, default having been made in payment
Of same and at the request Of the holder there
of, we will sell for cash. within our office. 1881
G st. NV, on THURSDAY. JULY II. 1919, at
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the collateral named therein,
to wit-Note of Adds NJ Whitney for $500
dated May 10. 1918. payable to the order of Helen
C. McLAne in monthly installments of SO with
interest At per cent secured by deed Of trust
on parts Of Lots - and IA. Block 8, Cleveland
Heights, said trust recorded Nay %, 1878 in
Liber 4Oss, Folio 49, Of land records Of District
of Columbia THoS. J. OWEN & SON, Auc-
tioneers iul5,l6H
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Situations Wanted, Male & Female

sTESOGRAPHf6 AND CLERICAL POsI-
ton. I. N C. A. r56 G St NV. Room al,
NJ 5To Branch IL jul65t
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Convicts Rob Guard of
Gun After jail ESCAPE

Heckensack. n. J., July B.-Two
negro prisoners. George Brown and
William Mckinley. escaped from the
Hackensack jail today after they had
beaten Kenneth Neyerhoff. vice war
den. into unconsciousnesS
Soon after their escape word was
received that two. negroes had at
tackled West Shore railroad police
man. escaping with his gun.
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Boy Dives to Save Child
As Six Men Yell for Helm

New York. July l5.-when Robert
Reperti. years old. fell from a
dock at Rockaway Park today. six
men shouted for help. But none OF
them dived after him.
Ralph Gerkenstein. II. threw OF
his cap and coat. dived into twenty
feet Of water and rescued the
younEster
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Clarendon Dance Thursdsy

The Clarendon Athletic Association
has arranged series OF Thursday
night dances in the open on IS new
pavilion. Extra cars have been o-n-
vided leaving Twelfth and the Ave-
nue. and Georgetown every few mia
utes.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHTTL

WHITE.
Anna A. hcoarsS. n ye~n. SG u No.
Hsry Elm cnmes. sS. "a wiscousn ave M.
1. W. Ceiling g. SO G 81 nv.
John l. Fe-sinsr. 20. Nu ID 1t nv
Estells Louis Ner1ft. s. ro r - nv.
John Sofa, 70. wash A<gium Hospital.
wilbur d, Tucker. 10. Casually HoSdthl
MsuEzret Nsy Phillips. Il. Georscto~u e. He.
Benjamin Z Hiller.-l Ws<h- Asylum Hosps
Frederick A Zeller. mo-. l9 Trinidad
I've. ne
Dorothy L stozzn, nos., Es K q nv.
COLoRBD.
Olive Harpr, y, Columbia Hospital
Lncy Foster. 60. lol2 r u. nv.
william Lewis. 70. OssuAlty Ho~pital
william Brent, Il. s. Elizabeth's Hospstl
Frank Ooutes, s., Wash Asylum Hospital
Lydia Greez. y. wssh- ASYLUM HoSatAl
Georgia Bate>. y sos Florida ave. NE.
Thomas HeHry Brooss. 70 5l5 7th u -
reurusoo b. Stewart. y. ~ Wsrn - m
Gsrtrsde Jordan. Z. Freednenis BopttaL
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s24 PA AVE. NV.
.CEALO Parker"
Clairroyant and Palmist.

Clairvoyant and PaImlst
Ars YOU IN troublei Save time and money By
,or-,,ting natural born clairvoyant that
DIVINE Providence has ft to bless with re-
u,arkable talents; she asks no questions but will
t,N YOU about business love or marriages, and
what To do to be successful in life; orercomes
evil influence: give luck days and numbers; you
will be wiser and happier after seeing her; sat
isfaction or no charges; readings, 81. Ill St
NV between 18th and 18th SITS
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST: TLIAs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. A. n.
TO P. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
s2 sth IT. NV. mS3sm
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted pilmiN ana ciairvoyant Csr ad-
Wis. business. family Affairs. love ard marriageA
Dan tell you the name Ut future husband or wife.
Can tell you the secret Of being successful; how
to avoid trouble and low to AVOID evil influence.
satisfaction guaranteed or no cnarss. Entrsnes
10 It'll ct spll2k
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MADAM EPPY,
EGYPTIAN PIANIST.

EGYPTIAN PALMlST.
Dad, ycur life from cradle to grave: her pow.
sro wonderful; indsputable advice: clear in
s.s,,atiou concerning love, courtship. marriage
III divorce: both rich and poor find counsel
ann.ny beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
IA happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located; hours a. m
eA PA. AVE. NV.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Joseph and Ida Krause, boy
Gordon and sslhe AldricA. bog.
Paul and AntoniA NJ. Zevgolis. boy.
Frederick W. and Carie o. TrsbSnd. boy.
Frank and Ssreh W. Bozzi. boy
Louis n. and Georgia NJ Orldord. boy.
Irving II. and Marjorie n. Engleman. girl
Louis and Annie Liccini. girl
Lee B. and Lillian c. Wilfocd, riri
George r. and GLADYS z. Hall. girl
Peter and Athena O Kaneopoulos, girl
James NJ. R. and Jennie Adams, girl
Carl and Emily r. Waller. girl
Raymond !. and Alice c. Dunigsn, gih
Arthur ]. and Laura May Decker, girl
CODORED.
William II. and Msybelle Lnczs, boy.
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YOU CAN AFFORD TO USE THE

YOU CAN AFFORD TO USE THE
classified columns. The cost Of
4 campaign. continued until your
result is achieved. will be triAins
compared with the value of that
result. Suppose a case: You be-
lieve you should be earning a
larger salary-a thousand dollars a
year larger than your present posi-
hon pays you. You spend from
one to twenty-five dollars. say. in
classified advertising-and get you,
desired position. Do you know If
q more attractive investmert3
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MADAME ALLEN

PIANIST AND CLAIRFU1ANT.
az r STREET y. W
Guarautees to read your entire life. past, pres
ent and future: gives tus advice on buinep.
love. health and family affairs; tells the name
Of your future husband CT wife; and what to
do to be successful In life: one visit will pay
you for your many disappointments in others;
she viii remove all obstacles and ten you how
to win and hold the one you deare; she giSea
advice on all important Affairs Of life; resdines
600; no one In trouble turned. away money q
DO money. jesst
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PALMISTRY.
licensed b. District q C0umbaa-
MRS. BOSWELL.
GIFTED PIANIST,


Call and be convinced that there Is ons par
SON in the city Of Washington who knows every
secret wish of your heart, your every trouble,
hope and anxiety. and gives a solution in de-
tail to al your past. present and future afhairs
She tells names Of enemies. friends and rivals
tells whom and when you will marry. Advises
YOU on love. courtships and family troubles,
fr,,,n,s, change. and transactions Of every ma
tnr. II you are troubled. worried or psrpleIed
c,u On this remarkable woman and be con
yinced Of her wonderful powers Satisfaction
r.ranted juf2Tt
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MADAM IGNORE

Gifted clairToysnt and medium. can b con-
suited on all Attain Of Life. Where others fail.
she sueceeds Her advice Is good. Try her. No
guess work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
hce ~ 18th ct. NV, two doors north Of Pslas
Royal store Hour. II q m to pm tul-sct
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BELMONT

Notsd ciairvoyant and palmist. Gives advice
on business matters. love. health. and family f
fairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells If one you love is true or false What
part Of the country Is luckiest to you. What to
% to be successful in life. ms n Y. ave. NV.
Next door to Masonic Temple. Reading, 81.
MRS. MARY SHOEMAKER. sP.RITUAL
and card reader. us II st.. NV. North
1875 Hours Il a. m. to o. "a. sp20r
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cLAIRvoYANTS.
MADAM D'ASHMAN

And card reader; advics given On businssA
marriage and eisorcs; this woman has red
for many people In many countrteL Her
predictions are reliAbla I'm St. eorns
18th .. arf1-St
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
iuston. D. c.. July IS. 1919 Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office. Room SOB. Dis
trict Building until O'Clock p m, July 81,
1913. for grading and improving streets, roads
and avenues in the District Of Columbia Blank
forms Of proposals, specifications. and all neces
sary information may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department Room q. District
Building. Washington. d. O. LOUIS BROWN
Low. W. GwYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W. KUTZ, Commissioners tulslflsleN,2
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oEF1cE OF The CoMMIssIoNERs. VASE.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS. WASH
ington d. c., July ls. 1878. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office. Room 500. District
Building until O'Clock p. m, August G. 1913
for furnishing and dslivering repair psrts cast
ings and wood seats and backs for pupils desks
used in school houses. Specifications and forms
Of proposal may be had upon application to the
LOUIS BROWNLOW, W. GWYNN GARDI-
NER, CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioner
julS-S
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE E1ANI-
nations for claks July le. Aug. and @
Tuition for entire courss for these examinstious
IS The CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Ne. cor. l2th and r sta NV. Frank
lin no
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Licensed bs the District OF COLUMBIA
NINE. JEANETT

Guarantees to read your entire life, past. pees-
emit and future She asks no questions. but be-
fore you utter q word she tells what you called
for. names od friends enemies; telh how to
gain success In business. health. courtship mar
hage, divorce tells you what part Of the world
will be successful for you; adyises how to gain
and hold a good position; she tells II the COS
you love Is true or false. Are you In troubled
Do you find the one you have bestowed your
trust and affection. upon acting cool and in
different toward your She win remove all OBJ
stacles and tell you how to win and hold the
one you desire. She feunites the separated. 10
Gates absent friends or relatives Readings. sl.oQ
30 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
\ Private Pariora OPP. Saks q Co
SeSff
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Skin Disease a Specially
Chronic Eczema and ftchings Promptly Stop
ped, Acne, Skin Cancers
DR. NICHOLSON, 1906 Il 81. NV
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DR.. REED

SPECIALIST
1904 SEVENTEENTH STREET
OVER 80 YEARS .ss s.,a = pr; s To
Nervous and special Diseases Of An and Women.
Means Health 10 You if You Suffer
From Cstsrrh. Obesity. RheumAtism. Ooustips-
ton. Pills. Throat. Luno. Brain. Heart, Blood
and SKIN Diseases. Serrou Debility. Kidney
Dissases. Bladder Tryuble. Specific Blood pol-
pniAg. Erupuons. Ulcers. and An Prssts DiS
eases Cured for LIE b Safe Methods.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
CONSULTATION FREE
Private Waiting Room for Ladies
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PERSONALS.

no you LOVE GOOD HEALTH YOU CAN
have it Gail at ff2S Tth st. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
uhi-0k
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Men Women
TURNER'S XII HAIR vIGOR.
For falling hair; cures dandruh; 2 ovs hail
90 laid spots; scalp itching St pped fs-
startly One b,x Of vigor starts new growth
cf hair or money back; on sale People.
DRUG Stores; price. &c. TURNER'S HAIR
vIGCh CO., 1Ils n. J. ave- se. ap2p0t