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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
HEADS UP: FEET DOWN.
david III. Reid. In The Review

In days of crisis men develop tendency TO talk
i'm extremes, cars, in hotel lobbies. in the
streets the opinions heard more often than not
decided and exaggerated. The average man would
say that his fellows are divided chiefly into two
classes Those who think the country is going the
bow-yvovs. and those who decry the existence Of
either fault menace
There is the superpessinnist, who lends mOmen-
tum chaos by forecasting it, and the superopu-
mist who strides blindy ahead enassailable in his
faith in gI-O-r-ri-ous history.
There is need for energetic class between
these two. for who viii keep their heads erect
ideal and their feet firmly planted in the &C
tual Il is neither necessary wise 10 shut our
eyes the fact that facing criss--a crisis
with many unpleasant possibilities But II is fool
hardy TO suppose that there is nothing beyond but
black despair. The who keeps his eyes the
mire and the man who gets his feet off terra frma
"A alike a fault
The nation is sound AZ heart and our democracy
viii ever be impregnable public opinion is in
teliigent and expressed. There is a great need for
men lift their heads above the daily surge
these eternal truths. The citizen worth while is
lac who loses hope. he who shuts his eyes TO
danger. Let have frank admission that there are
evils. let seek them out resoluteiy and meet
them onergetcally.
Let us keen our heads I'D and our feet down
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
A HYPOCRITICAL BEVERAGE.

Inventors not working hard on perpetual
motion these days" says newspaper paragrapher
They wasting their energies on the equally i'm
possible dream Of soft drink with kick in it..
But is it impossible dream" Congress. in It's
prohibition enforcement law. seems have treated
cider specifically soft drink" and anybody who
mas ever come into intimate contact with cider that
has been allowed follow its natural lnclinatons
knows it is capable of very considerable kick
This subject gains new interest from decision
given by the internal revenue collector oe Boston
to the effect that cider may be made and sold with.
regard TO alcoholic content. though its natural
alcoholic content must not be artihcally increased
this represents the view OF the internal revenue
department it evident that there may be unlimit-
ed traffic hard cider wherever such traffic is not
expressly forbidden by state regulations.
This situation however, will last only until Jan
16. 1920 when the federal prohibition goes
effect After that time cider may be manufacture
ed commercially with more than one-half percent
alcoholic content. There will be nothing. though TO
prevent anybody from making hard cider or his
own
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

whom there a partisan alliance in 1916 and
again in 1918, and these supported by all the
scentious DIRECTORS and malcontents that had de-
veloped incident the war. gave the present sen
ate its republican majority.-which majority. the
face Of the presidents advance warming. and of the
type OF voters who wanting president
warned against voted TO have IT, seems merely pay
ing its campaign debts.
We sincerely hope that while the president holds
the Paris treaty in his pocket" should it that
far those political struts. and prohyphenates who
have the condition. will get all the unrest
and upheavel internal and international that they
want America may have chance to reflect mean
while upon the advisability of electing German
reichstags attend 10 Americas business in con-
with Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
More Truth
Than Poetry
THE wAIL OF THE HELLER.
By James J. Montague

THE VAIL OF THE HELLER.
A woman Assem- blyman. elected in
a New York district, bought a hun
dred pounds Of candy for dustribu-
ton among the families of all the
men who worked for her at the
polls.-News item.
1 voted for Mrs. McMoney
For alderman down in de Thoid;
She was open an free as a Idly can
eb
Wit de little long green. so
hold.
An when de election was over,
An de lady finds out dat she
cops.
Wot she sends 10 my house was a
chocolate mouse
An bag full O. peppermint drops
l voted for Mrs. O'Leary
Who was out for the magistrates
court.
Tim Clancy, me boss gives the word,
Come across
An hand the ole dame your sup
port"
An when all the ballots were count
gets from de petticoat judge
Some nutty fruit bars an some
candy cigars
An some stuff me old woman
calls fudge!
Now women is runnin' for office
De candy store keepers will soon
Be doin. as good at their game as
they would
If they owned good corner sa-
loon.
I'm starvin' to deaf as a heller.
= No skoits on de ticket for mine.
I loses me goat when James get de
vote,
But me wife an me kids likes it
fine!
NO WONDER.
The farmer didn't want to save
daylight He would have had to
work just that much longer.
CONTENT.
The wages OF sin is death, yet sin
never seems to go out on a strike.
STUPID.
What We can't understand is why
burglar should spend a night
breaking into a bank when he could
break into a milk wagon in 10 min
utes.
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

At "A little depot town called La
gro, InG.. the first thing that has
happened in the place since the Civil
war was a dance at the opening OF a
new factory. A preacher got OH his
ear about it, and now wants the
town CLOSED up" 1t seems to US a
man might 90 down there and write
a great play entitled why Girls
Leave Home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

INS?"
written by Sam Schwartz for the
Kiwanis Club
CHAPTER FOUR.
Just then from behind Mr.. Devil
appeared.
With majestic smile and make-un
weird.
Did you see your pals and all your
friends.
Here in hell where everything ends?
l did. Mr.. Devil, but those that Ia
meet.
Were all Kiwanians in this land Of
heat:
Where are the rest of the Kiwanis
braves.
I found here but 40 of the South
Bend knaves:
My friend. said the Devil. let me ex-
plain,
Why you and these others to this
place came;
You're the boys that have raised all
the hell.
Every Thursday noon at The Oliver
hotel.
Your punishment comes now for
what you've done.
Here pay the price of your weekly
fun;
The others religiously stayed away.
Never enjoying that hour of play,
SO those absent brothers. Sc or 7.
Have all been shifted into heaven.
Before 1 had further time to reflect.
Upon the many lives the devil had
wrecked.
! was rudely awakened from my
pleasant slumber.
Some dub on the phone got the
wrong number,
But the dream had was still fresh
in my mind,
You'll admit twas a dream of IN
usual kind,
But I resolved right then and there,
And the world may know. for all I
care
E Pluribus Unum-In God we trust
II go to hell for it l must,
I'll never miss a Kiwanis lunch.
II / have to lick this entire bunch;
I'll not be scared by that devils
threat.
I'm not through on this earth yet;
And you're not through if you're
still alive.
Playing your part in life's busy bee
hive;
So let's all attend the next weekly
meal,
And be ever square with the XII
wants Ideal;
Kiwanis, that stands for the good
in life.
Kiwanis. that knows no unfriendly
strife;
Kiwanis, the teaches life's give and
take,
Kiwanis. that strives the world s
happiness 10 make.
(The end. darn it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS
DIR. Kings New Discovery soon
breaks a cold and checks
cough

.CHTLIS - fever - sneezes - and
- then a hard cold develops.
Take a little DR. Kings New
Discovery when the snihles start. II
will soon check the cold, the cough
provoking throat-tickle. Used every
where by people who know why il
has been on the market for half d
century Relieves cold. cough,
grippe. Group. No disagreeable af-
ter-effects All druggists-6Oc. and
S12O a bottle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
BowcIs Behind Schedule {?

Liver acting lazy? Bring them to
time with DR. Kings New Life Pills
Gentle but sure-acting system clean
sers that are tonic&y in action ana
pleasing in results still 25c a bot
tie at all drug stores. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

This is just another in a long list
of victories for US" was the only
statement Louis Wolf, the leader Of
the dry faction in the editorial
rooms, would make on the Chicago
verdict. c. J. Cooper. a strong neu-
trail. refused TO be quoted, he was
so disguised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG;

in Chicago. the Colfax Avenue Glee
club at their hall in the American
drug store. to-day adjourned sine
due, epluribUs unum. delicatesent.
habeas corpus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
PA PERKINS
SEE.
WOULDN'T 1T BE FUNNY?

IL tomorrow wasn't big day al
Brandon's.
If Joe Grand Leader allowed
someone else 10 talk once in awhile
at a meeting.
II Bill Dunkle forgot that Lillian
Russell played the oliver on Dec
S, 1852
II the W g. T. L. started agita-
ton against dominoes.
If eggs were IS cents a Dozen
again.
II YOU could get a phone installed
the same year you ordered il.
II men liked TO work.
II Rev. Eells was deaf and dumb
II George Hines knocked a picture
at the Auditorium.
II A. L. Erskine drove a Ford.
II printer had 20 walk To work
II Earl Reeder Clerked at Kres
ge's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

Raisins were up four points in the
Chicago market today on the
strength OF Judge Carpenters deci-
sion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19

After reading the minutes of the
last meeting and discussing pro and
con the decision % Judge CARPENTER
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
Domestic Offerings
for Thursday

3-Lb. Cotton Bats, 1890 inch, regular Sl25
value. lnterurban Day ..............S11O
Bed Blankets, pretty plaids, wool finish. Just
received. These seconds no holes. Reg
ular S/oO value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Bed Sheets, $780, regular $500 value
lnterurban Day ............ ......... Sl.79
Dress Bingham. plaids and plain colors
regular 30c value lnterurban Day. 25c yd
"a Bleached Sheeting .......69 c yd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-19
Toilet Specials
for Thursday

Melba Talcum. l9c
Melba Rose Talcum
at ..... 39c
Melba Face Powder
at .... ....l Sc
Honey and Almond
Cream .........39 c
Palmolive Face
cream Z lc
Witch Hazel .2Ic
Colgate's Bay Rum 64c
Special Lenox Soap SC
The Washington herald., 1919-10-16
Elected to Presidents Own.

Assistant Superintendent William J..
Peak OF the District jail. who served
with honor in the Spanish-Amerinan
War and the world war, will be mus
tered as an active member Of PreSYz-
dents Own Garrison. Army and Navy
Union, at Its meeting tonight at G.. AZ
X. Hall, 1872 Pennsylvania avcnue-,
northwest A number of other. TO-
cruits" will be added TO the member .
ship rol II was announced last night
that II Representative sam r. Sells. Z
chairman OF the House Committee on
Pensions. returns from Tennessee to-
day he. too, will be admitted To actiNs
membership. National Inspector w, n
Hull announces that business of irS-
portance Will be considered at the
meeting.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

Se0-c Columbia road. near Ca. aye. Store AID
mats; frst noor. Frooms and bath; see-
ond noos. rooms and bath; store below.
1sxn. This pruprty 10 iocatedyin thick.
" populated locality. Good stand for
and bath brick. GOOD condition- Nov
leased mtn nczt May. Hberal terms TO
dearable buycf who wants home next
gpring Or . sood investment.
SWo-knyon st. near Ga ava Q rooms end
and bath. -spartmsntA Hot vstsr
hat Lot, soxl1o With stable on alley.
Now LEASED Owner wants ofer.
S.Do-Sh 1t. ne rooms and bath Bot
water. electricity. Out-of-town owner
w.nt. equity in eash- About 1900 70
aSo-D Il ne roums and bath. Hot water
500 c,sh.
@,m-Fairnout 4 NV, for colored small
apartment house Live IN one and other
win cary property.
SW-P st nv. rooms and bath; hot water;
for colored. This property u offered on
pre- var basis 81 900 cash. balance same %
rent and about same amount that this
house could be rented for
&,0o-Takuna Park. rooms and baths
Strictly modern. Owner occupant will
nve possession; s. 800 cash required.
A.6o-4th st. ne. rooms and bath: 100 cash
SD-Suburban-Silvcr sprinss Modern new
home. You can move in when deposit b
made. s.. 800 cash. ..
s60o-California st. rooms and baths. %
cupied by owner who will deliver prumpt-
B 5000 cash. balance to suit
&po-Large l0-room house: hot water heat /:
double brick garage; 3ofoot alley. Five
sruars White House. $500 cash requir-
ed. House win pay for itseif. inspection
BY permit.
S.sp-ls1 Morse St ne Beautiful white brick
house; rooms. bath. gas electricity, hot
water heat, double porches. tarse yard
Immediate Possession. 0.Do cash. bal
ance 81 month
S,T5e-Mo1e st ne rooms modern; 800
cash; balance same Is rent
For these and other desirable bones call on
NATIONAL REALTY CO., 20 N. Y. ave
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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WHITE
RAy Ho~I-d Roase, - and Csl-s.ia I1ns Hfl.
2. Washington. d. G r rv PhaTs
Csd V. Dskdzn. s.. and Mar I. Erzns. q.
Washington. n. {. TIE Res. John Z B-irTS
June Biwari Wal larE. &c. and Mare Mnrh-
lena Montgume-y. l9 Washington. d q TIE
Rev. PAM VI W ScIneeEr5ss
Alpha y Hughes. :. and Ahoe " F-ncA
%. Rchmood Va The Rev J. 4 R-rTS
Raleigh MnteT. p. and MntiliH L Ga-i,rd.
&. Richmnud Va
Tncshy Juseph Kelly. j. and ME-- : Ke.-
L Buckey
PSiu n Nnnrr. . and NG-Tzrrt A nzlv .
NaShinCtnu. y c THle Rey. : = N!-holas
Alfred Os-y HaEfins s. vlnir---n. nj
nna N anne Nay Fr1st Huhn. ?. Washington.
ID @ The Rev. Harold s.. g R-r-.l
Jerry Marshall CGvia- - C1l7--s-. Va ,,s
Winnie Stew1rt Waugh, = RardKn Va TIE
Rev. Ahrsd c Bsr0ws
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= The Rev z NJ Me-
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hA[ren, 3 Washington. n c. IT, RcT. nr
valley Young = and Phors,. H-r 7,
washington. n c Tie Rev II-n Z R-l.g<
william NJ OFT. IS. and Ida N0u-r. a Mash
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Greene IA
C1Arsnne Richard Marvin. 2. Psni7-- OH,
and Vernon Er9 PsynteT, y wAsh31r-or n
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Melton. 2. RichnuUd. Va The Rev. ] 81
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RoWe1la H. RnsendAlc. q RoSton Mass m
Rev. J. J. Dim0n
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coDORED
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NINE. JEANET1
PALMIsT, CLAIRvoYAyf

6usr.ntesS to rad Jour entire LIE, past. Pro-
mt and future. She ssha no quAstious. but b.
fore you utter . word - tails what ycu called
for. nAmss u triendA enemlo; tefh how 10
gain success In btisineo. health. cowtship. mar
hase, divorce tslls you what part of the world
viii be succes6ul for you: advises bow 10 gain
and hold . Eood position; she tells n The ons
you love Is trus or false Ars you In trouhlsf
Do you fnd tne one 700 have bestowed youf
trust and affection upou scting cool md In
different toward youi She Win rrmoss all o.
Stacles md tell you how to win and bold ths
ous you 6esire She remites tts sepakated. 10
30 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Pshau Paxink ON saks q On
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MADAME PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM
II you are going TO seek advice or help. why
not consult one who 10 well known. one who ID
hero permanently She can tel you u the one
you love Is true or fslse and tell you how to
win and hold the one Of yoW choice; tells you
what business and what part Of the world 10
most lucky for you and advises you how to gain
and hold a good position; she BRING the SEP
srated tosetber; MAKES hspptness between man
and wife Can tel you IL anybody has put bad
luck or evil influence On you and shs can tell
you how to take 1t OF. Can tell you the cause
If your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you In divorce cases; when to speculate
and where to locate This lady does not tel
to please you. but gives only truthful advice you
can depend On Do not become discouraged II
you have seen Others and they have failed to
help yun MADAM PARKER win shos you .
way. Satikaction Or no charges.
READINGS 500
III st- Dg. between lnh and lSh sts Urstain
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHI1E
Web W. and Marjorie r. wynAn. mi
John Med. and EliEalS-ch Thompsrn mi
Robert S ard Ge0-gia r. RoDI. boz.
Fred G. and Lillian Robinette. by
Nm. and NAY A Erhrle. boz
Christopher J and Catherine B Mu--hv r-l
lAeco1ia and Angelina Aquilino. girl
Aaron J and Iul Goodsoa. boy
kalph and MlEnie N R1me- ~.
% Josoph and Catlae-iDe Davis, ri
John ". Gnd Mar T. Cran1Eon. b1y-
ChArles C. and Rel,-cca Pt4IGps hly
Everett r. and Eileen NJ. Brow. brr
Niles ID. and LGGretfe = TJrreasrl. rfrl
ChArlcs Y and Alma Burton. hp-
He-bs-7 L ard Mary y Be--y sri
J@nes H- and Altha V. Sinpon. al
NAlter @ and Fznoes Y ss1rs. b1y
John c. and Madeline u. Pe-uval. rr'
BtWsru 7, and InoEc1e McKncu. g. boy.
James A and Marion o Toome-. rirl
Charles 7. and Genr7isre Dsclzsna ri
TnonEs Il. and Ina nzEsor j.. b1J
brnest L and E.hel Gurn-za b1y
CoDoRED.
wm n. and julia shor-a-. glri.
John and M1ne-1a Coie-. Eir.
James A ard Pima NelSor hos.
Geouge ID. and Mamie V Randolph boy.
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MADAME LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRv0YANr AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and sood advice On busin.s love,
divorce and marriage. Tells how TO gain sue
cess in anything you wish to do Tells how to
overcome evil influences: how to gain ard hold
the one you love Her advice win help you. you
VIII be wiser and happier after seeing this gift
cd medium No gue8 work or questions asked.
Tells the full name Of who you Win marry. the
day and month. Give her . trial b,fore you
Cinde; come and b convinced what . natural
born clairToyant can do. Satikfaction or no
charges Hours. to Z. Closed Sundaya
"A ELEVENTH STREET NV.
Cwo doors north Of Palais Roysl)
o~lAtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPI.E OF TINS
business is the square deal pincipae and IL
work. even If it is 70 buy worn oTercoats.
suits, shoes. etc. but we must Be the best buy
es or we would be dropped Ike . hot poAto;
We also buy ladies' gzrmrn4s and can uru<uuS
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6s D ools-it
MADAM EDWARDS. SCIENTIFIC BGYP.
tim pslmist and clAirroyant reads yvur entire
life pss present and future; stixf.ction guar-
anteed sos llth St pw. ocl07t
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cLAIRvoYANTsa
MRS. BOSWELL.
PALMIsr AND Cr.AIRvoYANr

PALMIsr AND CLAIRv0YANT.
Gives advice on busin0s mattens. love, heAlfh
and family afsin: tells n the one you love is
true or false. what part Of the country 10 luck-
lest to you. what to DO 70 Be succsszful In Life
Gives you dates and facts. tells you vhst has
passsd in life, and what Is happenins. without
asking . single question. She don not tell to
pieAse, but reads just 40 the hands indicste tells
you the planets you were born under. TIE lucky
and unlucky planets; when and whom y0u win
many; settles and explains love. family trouble.
marriage, divorce health. lawsuits. speculations.
Investments, Transactions Of al kinds In fact.
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition.
come TO this noted palmist md nnd help. There
II no use for anyone 10 Be unsoccss<ful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause h- Advice 70
moves an trouble She guarantees sstiaactioa.
Readings, a.oo. 10 nth IT. nv. between G and
II ua oci27t
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women VINO are IN trouble and doubt concerning
which step 70 take In life to better Themselves
consult one who can properly adTise YOU Good
advice, IN time, often saves much anxiety and
uuutaa Consult her today. Tomorrow may Be
TOO lata- Advice health, Love Marriage
Business and Mining Ventures No one in truu-
bic turned away. Sees every oneI lll3 18th Il
nv Oflce hours. 4 m TO p m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CASH RDGIsrERs. ANY STYLE
Or quantity for spot cash; state NUMBER price
and description: viii also buy q. g. Sheen,
Computing Scals. Electric Mills o. cboppes.
Gancer. lE W. zbd Il. Nov Y0k ocii-st
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Bandits Rob Bank of SIS IOO0

st. Louis. Oct, 15.-The Potosi Ma
tional Bank. at Potosi. Mo. sixty
seven miles south OF St Louis. was
robbed early today. Two bandits with
q gas torch burned their way into the
'y1nl1 Ehny Snnnpnd y<A xxA
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

WHITE
LcJlse VI MEnske n yeaT ~ Ma1h- vicu
place se
George p Arch-. g. Richmond H-trl. 80
]. h Wit & EgtAna c-u--s
ESwlrd Z So1'hrrn. + wal-er R-~F Gs-a-1'
Hospital
COL0RTu
WiIlena Swan. 70 ~ srd = -
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COUNTRY HOME.

FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE; DHiRABIE
for anitarim o. an educational institutsu-
BOX 10. Herald ofice ocs.t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. @
Washington. ID. C. October a. 1873 Sealed
popoals VIII be received at this Office. Room
500. until O'Clock p m. NOvembT IL 1873 for
furnishing and installing one portable retun
tubular boiler at the Gazse TranHer Station.
New Jersey aEenne and & stS Sc. Washington.
D. @ spcdhcatioos and form Of proposal may
be had upon application TO the Purchasing o.
hc1. Room D. District Building LOUIS
BROwNDOw. W. GwYNN GARDINER.
CHARLES ". KUTZ. Commissioners. d. C
ocleS
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WANTED-HOUSES

EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE WANT
ed trrefG boz water heat and electricity; DOS
session sixty days; VII pay 900 down and bal
ance nouthly. BOX s8. Herald o6ice ocls-S
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
PERSONAL LIFE READINGS

yabsl, q; Typevritten Forecasts, s up;
Oh1dren's Horoscopes and Vocational Guidance
FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. Director, Astro-
logical Research Society. los NV. Phone
Franklin es2 Appointments preferred
LIGHT ON ALL LIES PROBLEMS.
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MADAME ALLEN

WORLDS GREATEST PALMIsr AND
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REAL ESTATE.
PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Busi-
meas Adriser. gives truth
fh advice on al affairs
Of life.
She vas born with
strange and remarkable
pwU-power not meant
patffy the idle Gu
nos, but to direct, i'd
wise and help men and
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DIED.

at S:25 a. n, WILLIAM NJ BENT
EEL beloved husband OF Grace l.
tnee Kauffman).
Funeral services Friday. II 30 a. m,
at residence Of William c. Johns,
2ll Ninth street southeast Burial
at Winchester. Va