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cLAIRYoYANTs
LAo'Asaa " tIs Da''Tse' e oos.ssA
MARTHA SPENCER.

?
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DIS
TINGLSHED PSYCHIC MEDI-
CMS, PALMISTS AND LIFE
READERS.
This lady's reputation is worldwide
and her advice Of the most reliable
kind; without a question will tell the
object Qf your call, will advise you o.
vestrnents. divorce and how TO become
reunited to husband. wife or friend.
There is no heartache or sorrow 50
great Nine. Spencer cannot help you
with u, or help you to decide between
, the right and wrong courses of action
II win pay the skeptic or doubtful 70
consult this gifted lady whose 18
years successful practice IN Washing
ton Is a sdfncient guarantee Of her
efficiency and ability.
Hours II A. n. to g. p. II.
Studio, 924 14th st. n. W.
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$8.5OO.OO

on SIXTEENTH STREET
rooms and bath, on two floors: good lot
10 alley; q chance 10 secure a home on this
beautiful street at low price.
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Merton ST. n. w.

s--s-- -5u Il. y. ". Beautiful
hsne idea; large front lawn:
a. teTrzced 20 pavement:
- ~ EEous ak and other shade
t--ees bsartiful side and back
1-1, front and side verands;
laFEe TeSeptiOn hall; double stair
-1-. with living room, dining
room library. and study; two fire
lace. YEss pantry, larPe kitchen
and hack porch. stone wall IN
ca. tubs In rear: Ave large bed
l-aoT-s and bath on ID floor: beau
fiful panoramic view from every
-vinGow; large attic convertible
into several additional rooms:
house setc center SO u. lot and
s5 u. to side for lawn or other
nous: hot-water heat: hardwood
Snors. This unusual buy cannot
-vait long for = happy purchaser.
All this for fI5.o5o. Te-ms.-So.
El5T.
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MADAM STANLEY

ROYAL GYPSY PALMIST
Reads your hand Ike an open book: it
Is not necessary to mention all great and
wonderful things Madam Stanley has and
can do for her patrons, her name and
wonderful readings for the last 10 years
IN Washington will be q recommendation
10 all; satisfaction guaranteed: give her q
call.
74O 9Th St N W. formerly Of 1911 H n. Z.
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MRS. JEANETT
pAIMTSr CLATRvOyANT

PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT.
Guaranteed TO read your entire life, PAST,
present and future. She asks no quegtion8
but before you utter q word she tells what
you called for, names Of frienda, enomfea
tells bow 20 gain gucuce1l IN business
health, couFtship. marriage, divorce, tells
you y hat part OF the world Nill be sue
cesgf1l for you; advises how 20 gain and
hold good position; she tells II the one
You love " true or false Are you N
trCuble7 Do you md the one you have
your trust and affection upon
q citing cool and indifferent toward youI
She viii remove all Obstacles and tell you
how 70 win and hold the one you desire.
She rsunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatiVeA- Readings, e1.oo.
500 7th 81. n. ". (oppogite Sakg q Cal
Private
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PALMISTs
PROF. WRIGHT
MADAME ZEILA

"a. Euar. So b 81. Phons Msin -. -
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MADAM SHERA

PHRENoLOGIsT 4 BUSINESS ADvIBE
Regardless Of your formee eEpsFfanon5
do not fail to take EdvantaE8 of Ghia e.
portunity. Before going into anything e
any importance, consult one who can pFols
eriy advise you On all affairs of lfG SEQ
every one.
OFFICE HOURS. A n 10 81. n
Ills 18th 81. n. W. apt. !. -
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Riverdale

$3.50. A bargain for quick
sale. Beautiful g-room Bungalow,
Sith all modern improvements,
- Eiverdale; garden and fruit:
pest location: one block from
cas-, on improved street.
SEE NJ CEEE.
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$4,000

IN PETWORTH,
Overlooking Soldiers Home grounds:
rooms and bath; sleeping porch: hot-water
heat; electric lights; deep lot to alley.
POSSESSION given by owner occupant.
Built by Gruver.
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sCIENTRIC AgTRoLoGY
Light on Life's Problems

Frank Theodore Allen. Direcf or, Astro-
logical Research Society. Life readings,
by appointment. 2. TypeWritten foro-
casts, IS Up. Vocational Guidance aad
Children's Horoscopes a speciality. los n
n. W. Phone Franklin ss2z
Astrology Reveals Root Causes
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PetWortl1

Price, $500 and $500 cash
Positively the best buy in Pet
worth. A siX-room fframe) houHe
On Quincy EtreetE near New
Hampshire Ave. ~. W; well built
and nice izrEe. airy rooms. A
beautiful tile bath Nice yard
and frame garage Groom for three
carsl, ard Ene wide alley en-
trance. Latrobe heat and gas.
10 cellar but one can be made
Lot 20Xlo5 IT. Also viii sell two
adjoining lots. 20xl0b n. each.
total frontage. including house.
6Oxlo5 It, for $500: cash pay
mert required about $500 to
$1,000. They mast be seen 70 be
Ask FOR Mr.. BooKHULTz.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
713 14th St. N. w.
Near Union Station

S4,5OO-SiE rooms and bath:
large yards; walking distance ~
downtown; immediate possession.
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Advertising
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

SObOh hbAN fOh SALE-
All Good Buys at These Prices
VIENNA, VA.
7-room house. cellar. large lot. fruit and
y acre, hne garden and fruit, 7-r. & B.,
h., H;IA, a. s6e hea house Z park; nne con-
CHERRYDALE, VA.
6-room house, gas. large lot. fruit and
shade. So 500. $500 cash.
DUNLORING, VA.
s-room house, acres, 175 fruit trees
ana shade. 1900: 81, 500 cash.
CLARENDON, VA.
8 rooms and bath. a. m. l. a beauty;
large lot. garage. ss. 500: one-third cash.
CHEVY CHASE.
On 32d st., vacan. lot, $3.50 square feet.
at SSe foot; $500 cash, balance terms.
A. n. RUTAN. 414 KenoiS bldg.
1lth and G ste. Phone NJ. sea- >
CLARENDON. VA. Groom house, an ned
srn improvements, ready for occupancy;
I-room house will be finished in so days:
5-room houses under construction. Month
" payments. Lots $780, 81 90 per month
without interest. Twenty minutes from
18th and Pennsyivania ave. via electric
railway. 1t NinsOn Station. Apply Z. ".
Fitch on property, or 401 Colorado Bldg.
Nam 4l9s. Al-O 7-room house, LyOnhurst,
Va, near Washington Country Club. Sc
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MRS. BOSWELL

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Gives advice on business mattsFa, Love
Aealth and family aRairs; tells u the one
country q luckiegt 90 you, what 20 DO to
ee guccegpful In life Gives you datsa and
tact8, tells you what has pa1sd in ufs.
single question She dceg not tell %
please, but reads just a. the hands iESl-
cate; tells You the planets you were born
under, the lucky and unlucky planets;
when and whom you win marry settles
and explains love. family trouble, mar
rage, divorce. health, lawsuits, Ipecula-
tiong. Investments transactions 81 an
kinds In fact. no matter what your hopa,
fear or ambition, come to this noted palm
tat and md help. There 10 no use for amp
me TO be unsuccessful or unhappy. Ne
matter, what the cause, her adVica removes
al trouble. She guarantees subtraction
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FOR SALE-Priae $500, In saurs Add
ton, q Wel-located modern fully de-
tached home two stories and attic; hot
MateI neat poFChes, alley in rear: owner
time; you viii do well to look at this house
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LET US TELL YOU
ABOUT THEM
Columbia Road

EEICe, 8altbV-4l,5UO cash. VIII
Consider : real good o1er. The
suburban home you have beeu
anxious for. Lot 2OOISOG It. on
Maryland ave. baltimore Pike).
HyattEville, Nd, minutes walk
from 3. e. 0. r. r. and two min
utes' walk from trolley. A fine
wei built G-room house (beautiful
interior and handsome EtaircssesN.
tot ar furnace in perfect con
dition, electric and gas light.
Large airy roomE Very large dne
dry and high cellar: cold stOraFe
room; big attic (F0Od hoor). Fine
garage for two cars and easy ac-
cess for auto; also dne chicken
house. A beautiful large colonial
tront and back porch Running
water in kitchen and bath
SEE Mr.. BOOKHULTZ
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New Hampshire Ave.

So, 6,5OO-Mberal terms; rooms
and bath; semi-detached; large
porches; perfect condition: excel
lent location, convenient to car
lines; section OF home owners
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WAN1ED-HoUSES

WANTED AT ONCE-8 or 10
room unfurniShed house, N.
w. section preferred. Address
BOX A-S7, Times office. IL
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Second St. N. w.

Excellent property for high class
colOred people; rooms and bath
brick; detached modern in every
detail. Large yard and fine
DorcheS $6,0eo-f2, 900 cash.
D. ROMANS.
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CLaIRYOYANTs
LioPasss - tAs DsstTlo1 o 0sis7
Spiritualist-Medium
Prof. Marcus La Mar

Prof. Marcus La Mar
WaShingtOn'S FaYorite Adviser
MOST REMARKABLE READER or
aUAAN DESTINY OF THE PRESENT
AaE--lN CLASS DISTINCTLY ALONM.
Tells Your Name In Full
Aiso EgLL NAMES Of HUSBAND. WTFE
or sWEBTHEAET: teIlS vou WON 80
~ wen you VIII marry (IF EVER; brinlI
1oOat marriage with the man or wofnan
you loVe5 never fails to reunite these that
- - separated; helps you 70 oveFcoma
IOloies oI any kind IN q short tiTna ana
slYee neFer-faillng help and adVice on
Buslnesss speculations. Lawsuits. Patsnfn
Cn9hges; II fact. there q not 4 Probes
under the sun that this strange but Wen-
derful man cannot solve With Ease. -
consult with Prof Marcus Ia Mar meas
70 spend the most interesting and poEl-
lively the most valuable half hour yol
nave ever known. HiG messages frca
your spirit-Friends are considered marVul-
Gus HouFss II A. ~. 70 p. d.. daily;
closed Sundays
1920 G St n W
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MADAM D5ASHMAN.


Considered THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT IN AMERICA.
VIII help you 20 decide what r. best FOR
you to do IN love, business, marriage. d.
vorce, changes, travelling: will tell you if
you viii marry the one you love. give you
lucky days and numbers. See her tooay.
She can tell you lots OF things you win bs
glad TO know. Unlike ordinary people,
Madam DAshman has possessed the eE-
traordinary power from chlldhood.
MADAM D'ASHMAN,
Room 80, 1891 G st. n. ".
Cor. 18th and G, OPP. DrOop Music Store.
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$4,000.

Is rooms and bath house. suit
able for boarding house. in down
town section on corner. Reason
able terms. Property now vacant.
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$1,000.

A suburban home in the North
west, Of 10 rooms and baths
with hot-Water heat and electric
ity. Lot 15exi35 feet, with plenty
OF shade trees. Two blocks from
car line.
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Near 10th ST. n. w.

A beautiful house in best locs-
ton in Washington. Eight beau
liful rooms, with anal; near 18th
street reservoir. Must be seen 20
be appreciated. $4,000.
Mr. H. l. CHEW.
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WHAT SHOULDIDO?

How often in life ~ come 70 q sGanA-
still; perplexed and in doubt conceru1nI
which step to take for the best.
Il is just at this step on the ladder q
life that the mistakes are made, % dol'e
decide your future on mere guaSs WoFk.
Be advised by one who can properly aa-
wise you on health, love, marriage. 49,
ness. inventions, speculatIons and all af-
fairs of lie Satisfaction guaranteed -
no charges Hours, a. N. 10 ,. n
STUDIO $40 9Th ST. n W.
MME. RUTH =
Palmist. PhrenolOgist. ClairvOyaHG.
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MADAME EPPY
PHRENOLOGY

Genuine EEyptlan PaimISt. Reads paA.
present and future Satisfaction guarAn-
Iced 93t Pa ave. n W. q
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$10,5OO.

A brand new 7-room and s-hath
home IN one OF the best locations
in the Northwest. Open fireplace
in living room Can be bought on
reasonable terms. Convenient TO
car line.
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WANTED & TO LOAN

frame house on South Carolina ave. s
E.; willing TO pay per cent and $50
bonus for II. ]. D. GARMAN, District
HONEY TO LOAN-S25e 70 S5Oo,o 60 on D.
c. real estate. Several trust funda /, An
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers
WIN. II. SAUNDERS q CO.
Southern Building. sol 18th st. Il. ".
no3S-oot
MONEY TO LOAN
on real estate; lowest rates: prior payment
privileges: large amounts TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. aI7 18th 81 ssp23-0os
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Looks accurately into the farthsas dspEha
u human hand and reads the mogt asll-
cate and shadoWed signs of ones life.
descendant o. that famous Gypsy quean,
Eela, who, mere than q century ago. read
the hands Uf crowned heads of Europe.
mysteries OF the hand since q giri ana hnn
been taught By the NEST notsd ef her
Gypsy race. Satisfaction guaranteed slg
7th q n. W -
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MAnAM VASTE.

4 BUSINESS ADVIsHR.
There is no subject Of greater fm6rF.
tance to man than the study Of hiuseE
Through the science Of phrenology LAS
knowing yourself you can gain success and
happiness. k
BE advised By one who can properly -
wise you Timely advice prevents many .
failure. Satisfaction u 10 chargel
HOURS, 10 A -, TO ?. u.
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$9.5OO.OO
WEST OF 14TH STREET.

WEST OF l4TH STREET.
On the Heights; a vacant house: excel
lent condition; heated by hot water; cleo
trtc lights; rooms and bath; enclosed
sleeping porch; metal weather stripped
and screened; good lot TO paved alley.
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PROF. BELMONT.

MISS Ia POINTS. spiritual adviser In
dian psychic. 10l1 Sth st. n. W. lee
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FOR RENT-oFFIcES

CHANDLER BUILDING, 52s 18th y. W.,
doors and basement, electric elevator,
steam heat; rent as q whole or BY floors
or rooms Inquire $50 13th st. n. ".
Phone Main 7S3. auIO-tf
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FOR SALE-H0USES
SHANNON & LUCHS
M. 2345.
Near Takoma Park

81, ,00O-Liberal terms; rooms
and hath; hot-water heat, electric
lights; detached; large yard; ex-
cellent location; hne outlook.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
HAS II GRADUATES
General Secretary Elected
for New Y. NJ. c. A.
at Newark
lightning STRIKES
H. L. BONHAM'S HOME.
specIaI % The ErenIns journal

Special 20 The Evening Journal
NEWARK, June 4.-Dlreciors of The
recently organized Young Mems Chris
tian Association at meeting held last
night elected Joseph Wesley Young
now located at Fort Howard near Bal
timore, as general secretary. Mr.. How
ard who had considerable experience i'm
this line Of work during the war was
present last night and viii give his an
swer as 10 whether or not he Will ac-
.cept The general sccrelaryship some
time This week.
During an electrical storm late ycs-
terdsy afternoon lightning struck the
chimney on the home Of Harry 2. Bon
ham on Amsie laycnue. 10 practically
leyellcd the chimney with The roof. The
bolt OF lightning seemed 10 go down the
chimney No one happened 10 be in the
house at the time and whether or not
any damage was done 10 the Interior is
not known
seventeen young women viii graduate
from the Women's College OF Delaware
al The commencement exercises 90 be
held next Monday. The graduates and
the courses they have taken follows /.
Arts and Sclence-Ollve Marie Car, In.
Mary Clymer DennisOn, Emile Elizabeth
Mundy and Mary Margaret keenan,, OF
Wilmington; Elizabeth Mae Jones. Of
Georgetown; Catherine McGraw OF Buf-
falo. y. y; Madee Nickerson. Camden.
DEL; Anna Drew Scott Of Milford and
Gladys Whitehead Walton OF Iron Hill,
Md
Education Mabel Augusta Dohson Of
Millsboro: Lilly Owings Ferguson Of
Ceclton, Nd. and Margaret Grace Ron0
OF Wilmington
Home conomics-Elizaheth Wilt
bank Houston of Georgetown; Helen
Aleia Mackay OF West Grove. Pa. Mary
Jane Mason or Laurel; Elizabeth Kelley
Wright Of Newark and Mary Jennie
Wright OF Choniank. Md
Misses Mildred Lee Carter and Ruth
r. Guyer are on a visit TO relatives and
friends IN Winchester. Va.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
NEWPORT NEWS MOTIFS.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
VIEWPOINT. june a. Commencement
exercises OF the Newport public school
viii be held on Friday evening. June %.
in uic Masonic Hail. The sraduales are
Natalie Powell. Florence Maclary. So
phic sicclc. Mac Seeds. Aubrey Blans-
neld, William Hanna and Robert Ma
clary.
Childrcn's nay exercises of the New
port NJ r sunday school viii he held
IN The church on next sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs g. W. Msclary had as
their dinner guests last evening Mrs.
Frances Mccoy Miss Matte Ninyard.
Miss NacMufray and Miss Elizabeth
Stroud
Members Of Delaware Grange arc in
yilod 20 attend Farmers nay az Newark
next Saturday Those attending are re-
qucsied 20 take basket luncheon. Tho
time before noon Will Doe spent in i'm
spcciing the experimental plais. or
charls and live stock. and after lunch
con there VIII be addresses.
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12 ARRESTS in
DOVER DURING MAY
Council Gives Robbins Hose
Co. Permission to Hold
Carnival
DIVISION STREET
TO BE REBUILT
.sneeIal b Ths EvenIns journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER June AT The monthly
meeting Of Dovers' Town Council held
Monday night Alderman Wood report
ed ~ arrests for violation Of Town crdi-
nances during The month OF May, with
fines imposed amounting 10 sii.
Chief Engineer Kicnlne reported POS
Tons or coal burned during April and
i52iGslJ eallsns Of water pumped.
superintendent OF Light and Water
and Collector W. d. Burton reported
collections OF town taxes made during
the past ten days amounting 10 sii,-
7sS.sS
Council granted 10 The Robbins Hose
Company permission To use The town
Tot free of charge FOR q carnival % be
held in September.
Arthur Dickerson was elected towp
constable.
Thc tree commission was given
authority 90 proceed with The trimming
OF the trees
Bids have been asked for an iS-foot
NNiiNNNN 0Alf'N NN nlN l1ANM rAlNlAs UiA1
10 be opened June A.
t0bena Corsey, Negress. charged with
the larceny of a quantity OF wearing
apparel from Mrs Dr. Cecil del llar-
bordt was arrsIgnod before Magis-
trste Wood yesterday and by agree
meni on an parties concerned. she was
released upon payment OF $1,000 the
value or ihe goods alleged 10 have been
stolen.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
LET POSLAM
START NOW TO
CLEAR YOUR ski

Would you be- entirely ria of that dis
iressing skin troubiol Would you drive
away those pimpies DO you desire a clear.
fair skin free from aggrvating cruptionsf 2
ioslam. then. D. for you lt awaits your
hardest task. the most stubborn and din
cult condition of diseased skin you have 10
overcome. ~ is qualified pnd ready. It's
makers can pun mo- more Of perfection in Do
90 make 10 more valuable fu you. So Oct 10
serve you; utilize lbs splendid healing
hclu
Sold everywhere For free sample write
90 Emergency Laboratories, 2i3 West flth
ST. New York city
Poslam Soap. mrdlcntcd with pnslam
tive.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
srNpAY SCHOOL ENrnoIsrs.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA Juuc s.. Children's nay ex-
erciscs were held sunday morning IN
Asbury NJ. 4. Church. with the superin.
tendenl. l.. M Price. presiding
The program consisted of rccilations
and SONGS bv The beginners, and the
primary department. music. by the
school. and an address hy The pastor,
The neN. n = Nichols.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WAR CHARGERS DOING
FLOWING N BELGIUM.

y. 2. a. Special 90 Tho Evening Journal
BRJ SSELS. June i.-nospile lho num-
Der Of British war horses in Bcielum,
there is such a shortage that even cows
are y0kcd 90 pl0ws. Chargers which
were the mounts OF officers during The
war are now doing draft work for Bel
gian farmers. What small part OF Bel
cIum escaped the devastating blnd2
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
EHEN IHE BOYS CONE nOMF

Remember 90 care FOR their feet The Cow
crnmont supplied the troops with 1l0o O0o
pounds of powder FOR tho feet because IN
made the men more efficient. They could
walk twice as far and he comfortable IN
they had some Aliens Foot Ease iu each
shoe. Try ~ yourself and see what COM
fort YOU ger from this standard remedy.
ASH Tor Aliens Foot-Ta.e. Tor tired. aching.
swollen fcei, hlistcrs and sore spots Sold
everywhere
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WILSON scorcu? WILL

y. P. a Special 10 Tho Evening journal
paris, June g. sonnlno. Italian for
oiTn minister whose ohsiancy has beer
behind The insislcnco OF Orlando that
ftume he given 90 Italy. is the son o.
a Jewish father and Scotch mother. 81
It's Scotch matched against scotch vhcr
he meets with tho Wilson opposition
io such settlement.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
Nobody But Myself,
Knows How Tonsll Has
Helped Me"

Mary Fritz, Of Mohnton. Berks county.
Pa. says:
II was run down In system and suf-
fcrlng from weakness soon after TAX
ing Tonall 7 began to build up right
away ! feel like myself again. and
wil continue TO use 1t until my system
gels good and strong.
II heard about TOnall from a friend
of mine and read in the papers how
Tonall helped So many people with all
menis like mine
"T ann proud 10 give my endorsement
and praise Of Tonail for the benefit 70
will do for others. as I believe IN the
Golden Rule"
This testimonial was given Aug. T.,
1913.
Tonall is Sold by
n. B. Danforth,
124 MARKET ST, Viii, Del,
snd al leading druggists IN Delaware and
Eastern Maryland.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

OF clothes left on their backs. The men
I'm France have complained Of not sec
ing an American woman for a lengthy
period of time. while we have men
down here who have not seen a white
woman Tor a year and q half
In regard 10 The inhabitants They
are very shiftless people of about the
same temperament as the AlcXicans.
They are q mixture of Spanish and
Negro and are never content with their
lot and are always desirous OF a
change. They do only enough work to
barely keep themselves alive The por-
60 Ricans carry on an the trade and
they are The only friends the marines
have down here for The Dominieans
hold Us IN contempt"
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
INsEcTs mURr DELAWARE Cnops.

MILFORD. Del. Juhe THE green
pea louise has about destroyed Che pea
crop On Kent aud Sussex counties. The
rose hugs are also destroying an ihe
cherry trees in The lower part OF the
state.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-18

pc pumitru Hasmasian din com
Casei, judetul Solnok Dobica. a.
cest ON din cauza dorului celor
de acasa, in timpul din urma su-
ferea de alinienatie mintala. Fl
ind in aceasta stare, a disparut
din orasul Indianapolis, Ind. de
la ! Steptembrie 1919. Toate in
cercarile consatenilor lui de a.
putca .afla pima in prezent al
fost fara success. De, aceea recur
gem pc aceasta Gale la cetitori
ziarului America. 81 la orr $
cine care ne va sputea da infor
matiuni despre aflarea sus nu
mitei persoane fara nici un pre-
text va capata o suma de $25.0O
Cire- va sti ceva despre dfnsul 81
Sc adressFe la:
Dumitru Jitian, 81S w. Washing
ton, indianapolis, Indiana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-18

ceStia nu Sc intreaba nianeneai
Ce, au facut. acte de virtute pa
rasind slujba bisericeasca! Ba pe
unii ii vedem 81 incrcati Gu sluj-
be oficiale, cum n 'au avut inain-
.te de 'razboiu.
Apoi oare aceasa e. eeducatie ce-
tateneasca de cinstire datorieii
Judecata de atunci 1nsa s a ui-
tat, 81 All Sc judeca Gu nlasnra
scandalos de str1mba -si din Gale
afara de partinitoare. Caci nu vel
putea face ~ Aimenea sa creada
ca patriot este numai eel care Sc
gasea 'unde Sc afla guvernul, du-
pa ce el singur facuse toate chipu
rile ca sa nu ramiie sub nemti, ga
sd nu Use intimple ceva.
Au fugit functionarii contra
trebuintelor statul1i. De ce fu-
gea dintr'o .administratie 81 di.
rectorul 81 sub-directorulf Trc-
buiau amindoi la Iasi 81 nici unul
La Bucuresti, cind aveau multi mai
putin de administrat?
Aceste lucruri nu s'au spus pi-
ma acum. Cind ,,Universul" insa
vine 81 lie spune, semnul urfui
duh nou 81 vrem sal vedem AFR
mat fiindca duhul dreptatii.
Dreptatea pentru toti 81 la fell
Atunci nu yom mai avea cuvinte
|'sa ne splingem. s. Ant.
~ ssSiN G. Univefydisi 4.