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CEAIO PARKER

Are you in trouble? Save time and money BY
consulting a uatursl-bon ClsirToyant that Divine
Providence has seer ft to bless with remarkable
talents. she asks no questions but will tell you
about business. love or marriages, aud what to do
to be successful IN Ire; overcome evil influence;
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
aud hsVpirr after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges, p adiuss, 81. Ell St NV; between
18th and 9Th sts aus BOT
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New York-A rare military honor
has Just been conferred upon Capt
Everett BUtterheld. the actor. He has
been decorated with the L'Etoile
NOiTe Benin Cblack star, originally a
Bourbon decoration confined 10 the
French nobility. Capt. Butterheld.
who is now playing in Charles Emer-
son Cookies new comedy, a Regular
FeIler." was twice wounded in France.
and is one Of only seven American
officers TO receive this ribbon
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

R4NTED-A Doc ROOM ;. 5C5 tn II. NV
aui5-Jt
YUU CANT HIDE IUUh AD ~ Th5
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pace Jhcra Thee sds are READ. mchL+tf
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prices tor isuIe=. gentleman. children, dis
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

We HAVE MANY GOUD OPPJRTUNTTiE5
( for c17abIe men and women With sone capital
also WitnO1t) % connect Up with going business
S.oucerns IN this city. Apply mornings, THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY 10
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IA PA. AVE NV.
Palmistry is Z recognized Science. and
RIZPAH EIDON

Is known as one Of its greatest e1ponenta Hun.
dr-ds visit this remarkable w0msn daily; com
pl.te readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only 81. deception parlor ne
roruer OF sth and G uw. EnIance 6th St
Hours, 10 4 N TO .. m. je8 M
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MADAM EPPY.

EG1pIIAN PALMISr.
Reads your life from cradle to grave: her POW.
,rs are wonderful; Indsputabls advice; clear in
formation concerning love, cOurtship marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor ind counsel
equally beneficial and interesting: you are wiser
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed permanently located; hOurs, a N
to p N
IA PA. AVE. NV
tenam
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FOR SALE--SUBURBAN.

HOW To BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
CHEVY Chase on Sp0 cash and SIS a month,
ALLAN W. GIBSON, ai-sls Colorado Build
inJ Ni27-3ot
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clsirvoyant and medium. can Be con-
sglteG on all s1airs Of life Where others fail
she succeeds Her advice is good. Try her. No
glrs5 vo:k or questions asked: what she see and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fee II llth 81. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store Hou-s. Il a m. 20 8 ? m nI-s0t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FIVE ACRES; FINE HOUSE: FRUIT.
chickens, hos, splendid hvepassenger auto;
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed b the District of JoIumb
NINE. IEANETT
rALMisT. CLAiRVOYANT

PALMiST. CLAiRVOYANT
Guarantees to lead your entire life rast. pre-
snt and future. She asks no question: but be-
fore you utter . word sac tells what you called
for names VI irienS. enernies; tells how TO
gain success in business, health. courtship, mar
riase, divorce tells YOU what cart Of the world
will he successful for you; advises how to gain
and hold 4 good petition: she tells II the Oos
you love is tue or false. Are you in troubled
DO you fnd the one you Lave Bestowed your
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stAcles and tell you bow TO win and hold ths
one you desire. She rrunites tie separated. 10
Gates sbssEt friends relatives Readings 81. 90.
0s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
P=hste Psrlors Opp sakS & ca
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROtOGY.
LIGHT on ALL PROBLEMS.

LIGHT on ALL PROBLEMS.
Readings bT appointment, s. Type
written forecasts, s. up. Frank Theodore
Allen. Director, Astrological Research So
ciety, los z NV. Phone Franklin 6s22
ASTROLOGY IS NOT FORTUNE
TELLING!
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MADAME SIAM EY

Royal Gypsy pslmiSt. reads the hand ike an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed; give her
call. LII II st. ne. ie59ot
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.ElP WANTED-FEMALE

q. '.-Ii GIRL FOR HOUsEWORK IN
.r-S ArrIy = i3-h ST NV. auISIJ
NNfE = ROOF WILL EE GIVEN
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aul5-ct
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Be-. e. after O'cycs TeleI hone y rth 2-L3
4ulJ5J
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PALMlSTKY.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZEIJA

the GYPSY wonder, who has traveled most .I-
: sively reading ard convincing be-oui the
least dnuht her ability to look accurately into
tie flrthest del tbs o. human hand and read
the me st delicate and Swallowed signs Of ones
'ifs. \ descendant Of that famous Gyp-y queen
Zslla, who. more than a century ago, read the
hands RI the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the rTaise Of being 1.-THE
GyEsy WorderJ the most celebrated palmist
Madam Zella has pTacticed reading the mys
teries Of the hand since a girl OF Is years and
has been taught and enlightened By the best and
most noted cid ard yOUrg Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman 50 years OF age is without a
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th st. NV
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PALMISTRY.
proc BELMONT

rIoted clairToyant and palmist. Gives sdyios
on business matters, love, health, and family A.
fairs Tells name of your future husband OF
wife, te.s if one you love is true or false. What
part Of the county u luckieSt to You What to
do to be Euccessfh in liI-. lZls n A.. ~
Next door to Masonic Temple R.adinss, S.
ie1-pt
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CITATIONS WANTED-mALE.

wANTED-NIGHT WORK OF ANY KIND
By -tesdy gou7S married man; 2 a ". 20
L Il p-sEe-TrI. Address WORK" I03 Ky.
Az aul6ti
HT.IHNECY DISC CHAEGED SOLDIER EM-
IEyeI as vIrrk-typist III government dspart-
rraL d-'r.> eEriiLg employ Deur preferably IN
cal rstEtr c-5rs with Cpr1-tuElGy 70 learn bIsI-
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nd comp lent Adde'S BON co. Herald office
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

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WANTED-ROOMS.

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MADAM D'ASHhLAN

Gypsy ClLirToyan:
Ana card EesSer; Adnce gwen on 6usaness
marriage and cIrorce. this woman has read
lor many people In many countries. her
predictions are reliable. lM u st., carnsr
lsrh aIl!-yot
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MRS ROSMEll

PIANIST AND CLAIRYOYANT
Gives advice on business matters. love, health
and family Affairs; tells if the one you love is
true or fslse what part Of the country is lucdast
70 you what TO do to be successful in life. Gives
YOU dates and facts, tells you what has passed
n life. and what is happening without asking
single question She does not tell TO please. but
reads just as the hands Indicate; tells you the
planets you were born under, the lucky and un-
lucky planets; when and whom YOU wlH marry;
settles and explains love, family trouble mar
rage. divorce, health lawsuits, sPeculations, in
7estments transactions Of all kinds. In fact no
matter what your hope. fear or ambition. come
10 this noted palnIst aud find help. There IL
no use for anyone TO be unsuccessful or unhappy.
No matter what the cause, her advice removes all
trouble She guarantees satisfaction. Readings,
Sl.O0. no Tth st NV. between C and II stS
am27t
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHi YOU CAN
have it Caii st lT23 Tth st. NV,
OLD INDIAN HER8 REMEDY SHOP.
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SPIRITUALIST.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

TOT leaTS
WashingtOnS FaTQrite Adviser
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny Of
the present age. far in advance Of the ordinary
readers you meet, in class distinctly alone;
tells your full name, full Dames Of husband, wife
or sweetheart; all about business, specuIations
law suits; never fails TO reunite those that are
separated; helps you TO overcome trouble Of any
kind in a very short time; bring about ytur
every wish and desire; is considered master mind
IN love Affairs and succeeds even in the most
difficult cases where all others have completely
failed Hours. Il a. IN. to 6 p. m daily. Closed
Sundays.
1220 G STR. N. W.
Two Doors From 18th ST.
susJtf
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Samuel D. Herrell, OF the tool shop
with his mother and sister. will motor
TO Luray Caves, Va, for a five-day
va cation.
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC raLMrsr; TlLLs
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: sATIs
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. > A. N,
TO P. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
g. sA At NV. mySse
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-03
DULUTH DIOCESAN DIRECTORY s2rs
KAISER ON PRESENT EVILS
CIVILIZATION IN GRIP OF ATHE-
lsM-cATHOLICiSM AND FREE
MASONRY ONLY INSTITUTIONS
LEFT. SAYS FORMER KAISER.

That atheism has fastened it's po
1tical tentacles round the body OF the
world. and is preparing TO destroy It's
existence, is the opinion of former EN-
neror William II of Germany, as Vouch-
cd for hv Harold Begbie in a specia!
rahleeram to the New York Times.
He sees in front of humanity fearful
,bvss of agony and ruin toward which
,he hidden hand of FreemasonFy IS
last driving the unconscious masses OF
the world.
Mr.. Regbie's account of the former
Fmperor's opinions fills whole page.
The remarkable portion Of it which
deals with the dangers that menace
civilization because OF atheism IS as
follows:
AS 10 the future of the world the
Kaiser entertains the conviction That
everything precious in human lie is
now menaced with destruction by the
oraanized forces of evil. He has
found new peril. Bolshevism for
him is only criminal alias for Free
Masonry. He is convinced that athe-
i@Iical and socialistic Free Masonry,
as it exists on the Continent, IS
power comparable, in its organization,
and its international qualifications,
with the Latin Church. He sees in
The destruction of German unity and
German discipline not so much the
physical victory Of the Entente as the
spiritual victory of this atheistical
secret society. He reads number OF
books on the subject and his eloquence
about Free Masonry is as earnest and
didactic as in former days was his
pronunciation of the yellow Peril,
Socialism and Slavism.
lie sees in front of humanity a
fearful abyss of agony and ruin to-
ward which the hidden hand Of Free
Masonry is fast driving the uncon-
Scious masses of the world. He says
that two great powers still stand in
The midst of the worlds ruin, the
Church of Rome and the Free Ma
sons.
The Church of Rome at least
NLtHuS IOF law anu oluIl, hS e6S -
but as for me, | am true to the
Church Of my forefathers and the
Biole is all | need for my guidance
He is convinced that atheism has
fastened political tentacles round the
body of civilization and is preparing
10 destroy its existence. Free Ma
s0nry for him is satanism.
This anxiety, which chiefly concerns
Germany, is the first and principal
preoccupation of the fallen Emperor
lie prays daily, almost hourly, that his
people may be saved from the fate OF
Russia.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-03

Someone has said that everything
that is done is photographed. In
morals that is a truth of great mo-
ment, but it is not q high motive to
Tight-doing. The great photographer
records our acts, and preserves the
record; but we must love the rigEt
because it is lovely, and do the right
because of it's lovableness-Dr. j.
Duncan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17
FIND HIM GUILTY
Driver of Weir Death Car Con-
victed of Manslaughter.
Said To Have Been Drunk, Bal
ley Ran Over Two Children.

Columbus, Kan, Oct. 17.-Charles
Bailey of Weir, driver of a motor car
which ran over and killed the two
children of o. B. Ransom of Weir,
Sept. q, 1918. was convicted of man
slaughter in the fourth degree III dis
trict court here Thursday. The
penalty may be jail sentence or 1t
may be tw years in the state prison.
Bailey, the state alleged. was in
toXicated when he drove the death car.
Two men and two women were with
him in the car which witnesses said
was being driven at high speed. In
front of the home of Ransom, a rail-
way station agent, the three little
daughters of Ransom were standing
beside the parking The car rnangled
two of them, one aged three and one
aged five, and injured an older one.
Mrs. Ransom. from the doorway OF
her home, saw the tragedy.
Bailey. in his own defense. said that
the children moved across the street
in such manner he could not dodge
them.
The tragedy resulted in a movement
for a cleanup of alleged joints in
Weir
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17
Toronto Editor Wants EmpOr-
ian Kansas Delegate
Hatchet Is Buried and Slate
Wiped Clean Again.
EDITORIAL ENDS OLD FEUD
Standpatter and Bull MOoser
Back in the Same Bed.
Common Sense Needed by Re-
publicans, Kelly Says.

The sun is shining in the Fourth dis
krict. Toronto E. E. Kelly has buried
the Ratchet. spat on the slate and
turned his back on the battles of yes
terday. He is yelling for William AL
len White as a delegate to the Repub-
lican national convention next year.
And this spirit and action in the
Fourth district may meaA the break
ing away of a very threatening storm
cloud.
For several years-since back in the
days of the 1912 smashup to be exact
e. E. Kelly and his Toronto Repub-
and everything politically that Will
Nam Allen White and the EmpOria
Gazette advocated. Everything White
and the Gazette opposed, Kelly and
the Republican advocated.
When They Split.
Z White has been recognized as the
moving spirit in progressive Republi-
can thought in Kansas. And Kelly
ranked with the crowd of standpatters
that thought White and the old Bull
Moose organization had gone stark
mad and Joined the tribes of dream
ers
Z But now Kelly is out for White for
delegate to the national convention.
eff the Republicans of this district
have a lick of sense they will make
White a delegate" Kelly says in an
Editorial in his Toronto Republican.
fSend White" is the caption of an edi-
torial that will cause many of the old
guard to gasp for breath-yet an edi-
forial which may mean that peace and
tranquility is to come out of situa-
tion that threatened only more Demo-
erat votes in the next election. Kelly
What He Said.
1.-THE Fourth district will have two
delegates in the next national Repub-
iican convention. Why not William
Allen White as one of the two? He is
not only the most prominent man in
the Fourth district, but it probably the
best known and most influential Kan
san, when he gets out of the state.
White Is already a national character
and from long acquaintance with
him we have come to know his politi-
cal acumen and ability.
I'VE have hammered William a good
bit in time past because he was a Bull
Moose, and he delighted in painting us
d standpatter with moss on our back.
But the war has swept a great many
things political away and we are ready
to forgive and forget and to jine hands
in helping clean up on the Democratic
party; tho now the Lord knows il
looks as easy as taking candy away
from a baby. And the best thing fol
all hands to do now is to treat the
Bull Moose and Standpat differences
as a joke, 1ine hands. swing your pard-
fer and circle to the right. We've
helped sound Standpat clarions and
SeIl defiance at the Progressive until
1t is getting aged. Our enthusiasm has
sort o. run out. But the thought OF
cleaning up on the Democrats next
year is an inspiring one. Here's the
real issue.
IF the Republicans of this district
have a lick of sense they will make
White a delegate to the national con-
gention. They will dig up some thoro-
bred standpatter as the other dele
gate send them uninstructed, and LEI
them use their judgment. Do we heal
a second to the motion ?"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17
Premier Friedrich of Hungary
Plotted To Restore Charles.
Tried To Trick RumanianS Into
Belief He Favored Ferdinand.
YANKS AND BRITISH MIXED IN
Prevented Arrest of Premier by
Angry Rumanians.
Ordered Occupation Army To
Continue Their Withdrawal.

Vienna, Oct. 15.-The motive for
the attempted arrest of Premier
Stephen Friedrich of Hungary by
Rumanians on Monday was the dis
covery, it is said, that he has planned
a coup d'etat with the object of plac-
ing former Emperor Charles of
Austria on the Hungarian throne.
This information is given in a Buda-
pest dispatch to the Abendblatt.
Hungarian forces commanded by
Admiral Horthy, former commander
in-chief of the Austrian navy. were
last week within one days march of
Budapest, being brought forward
under Premier Friedrich's orders, he
having promised the Rumanian COM
mander-in- chief that the Hungarian
forces would place King Ferdinand of
Rumania on the Hungarian throne. it
is said.
Anglo YaEks Mixed In.
The dispatch states that when it was
discovered the premier's real object
was to place former Emperor Charles
on the throne, the Rumanian troops
ceased their withdrawal from Buda-
pest and ordered Admiral Horthy to
halt his forces. Advices to the ASso-
ciated Press from Budapest say the
arrest of the premier was prevented
only by American and British guards,
which fixed bayonets and prepared
for battle. British officers in COM
mand of the guard forces ordered the
Rumanians to continue their with
draWai from the CITY,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17
CUT CARY GUARD
Only 500 U. s. Troops Remain
In Steel City Today.
Fifteen More Reds Held After
Raids Last Night.

Gary, Ind, Oct. 17.-Raids or sus-
pected radical centers here were re-
sumed by the military authorities and
twenty men were arrested during the
night. Fifteen were placed in cells
after examina ton. Only 500 men of
the original 1900 federal soldiers sent
here when Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
declared military control remained to-
day. Five hundred troops were re-
turned to Fort Sheridan yesterday.
Maj. Thomas B. Crockett, head of
the Chicago branch of military intel
ligence, was in Gary today to make a
thoro investigation OF the alleged radi-
cal plots. He came here following an
appeal by labor leaders to Secretary
of War Baker to send personal rep
resentative into Gary district.
Paul CHASER, attorney for the steel
strikers, announced that 1000 strikers
would march to Col. w. S. Mapes's Of
flee and demand the facts on which
Mapes based his alleged statement
that III evidence which has been
seized here was made public. the
strike would collapse"
Mapes told CHASER that he had never
made such a statement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17
REDS FALLING BACK

Continued from Page One,
armies in that region are launching
counter attacks aga inst General Deni
mines line. With the exception of the
captureof Kiev. the Bolsheviki seem
to have been repulsed along the new
front.
Pocketing the Russo Huns.
There is also some uncertainty as to
the exact situation in Lithuania, where
Russian and Lithuanian forces are mo-
bilized. Lithuanian troops have been
ordered to advance against Shawl, in
the government of Kovno. If this
movement should be carried out the
Lithuanians would be in the rear of
the Germano-Russian forces which
advanced against Riga last week and
have since last Friday been fighting
Lettish and Esthonian troops in that
city.
In the meantime Admiral Kolchak,
head of the ali-Russian government at
Omsk and commander of the anti
Belsheyiki elements on the east Rus
sian front was advancing rapidly in
! pursuit of the soviet armies which
have been ordered to retire. The To-
cation of the lines of battle in this re-
gion has not been reported recently.
but it is known to be west of the To-
boil river, which flows northward thru
the eastern foothills of the Trials.
Stockholm, oct. IA terrific
bombardment by the British fleet in
| the Gulf of Finland preceded the
| capitulation of the great Russian
| fortress and naval base of Kronstadt.
according to advices received here An
official Russian statement confirms
the capture of CATCHING and Krashaia
| Gorka, on the coast of the Gulf of
Finland by General Yudenitch.
CATCHING was stormed after a short
bombardment, the Bolshiviki fleeing
when the Northwestern army charged
| with bayonets.
| q. S. Consul Reports Capture.
Washington, Oct. 17.-Reports of
the capture of Petrograd and Kron-
| stadt by northwestern Russian forces
under General Yudenitch were re-
ceived at the state department today
! from an American consular officer in
Sweden on the Finnish border. Con-
| firnation of the reports had not been
| received when the dispatch was sent
but it was said that they generally
| were credited in Sweden.
Denikine Forging Ahead.
London. Oct. II, via Montreal.-The
latest authoritative news regarding
the military situation in southern Rus
STA is that the army of General Deni-
kline on the extreme left of the line
has taken Chernigoff and is advanc
ing northward along the east bank OF
the Dnieper river toward Gomel- The
right of the Polish army, it was stated
last week. rests on the Dnieper a
| Gomel. about seventy miles from
Chernigeff, so that a junction of th'
two arimes would be effective SHOULD
Denikine reach Gomel-
On the right flank, the forces o.
/ General Denikine have crossed th'
Don on 200 miles front Eyerywher'
the army is driving backfthe Bolshe
Wiki.
| In east Russia the Bolsheviki force
are compelled to adopt purely defen
sive tactics owing to the great de
mands upon the Bolsheviki effective
| elsewhere.
| London, Oct. 1T.-Confirmation o
reports that British naval forces hay'
taken the fortress of Kronstadt on tn
| Cuff of Finland. west of Petrograd
has not been received at the adniralt
offices here. Dispatches telling of tn