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Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
NEW YORK 3; BOSTON 2

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-New York giants defeated Boston. The morning game was postponed on account of rain. Nehf, the former Brave pitcher. pitched his first game against his old team since being traded to New York. He twirled good ball. Score:
 Boston
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago Az; Cincinnati 3-4. New York 3; Boston 2. St. Louis 5-1: Pittsburg Az. Philadelphia s: Brooklyn 4.
 Today's Games Cincinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Boston at New York.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02

'*--Batted for Carter in ninth.
 Cincinnati .. ......... 301 900 000--4 Chicago . ..... 900 001 100-2
 Summary-Two base hits: Rath, Daubert, Killifer. Stolen base: Neale. 2; Duncan. Daubert, Kopf. Sacrifice hits: Daubert, Neale, Sallee. Double plays: kopf to Ralph to Daubert. Bases on balls: Off Vaughn, 4; off Carter, 2; off Sallee. l. Innings pitched: Vaughn, 2; Carter. 2. Struck out: By Vaughn, z; by Sallee, 2.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02

ouIIIIdry-IW o Wo base hits Nehf. Fletcher. Home run: Mann. Stolen base: Thorpe, Kauff Dougie plays; Pick, Maranville Holke; Maranyille Holke; Fletcher, Chase. Bases on balls. Nehf l: Rudolph 3. Innings pitched: Rudolph [; McQuillen l. Struck out: By Nehf 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Oklahoma City 5-7; Joplin All. At Tulsa 4-3; Wichita 2-4.
 At Omaha 1-2. Des Moines 4-5. At St. Joseph 3-s; Sioux City 7=sss
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION A

At Mobile o-1: Atlanta 70. At Memphis 3-2; Little Rock 7-1. At New Orleans 3-4; Birmingham o-2.
 At Nashville 4-2; Chattanooga II.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At. St. Paul 5-12: Minneapolis 4-2. At Toledo 2-5; Columbus 4-6.
 At Indianapolis {; Louisville 5. l A ! LEa z1ezz. <ssst.r zxilss1ua1Izz.zn 4 J
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
MISS D ES TROIT III WINS WORLDS POWER
 BOAT CHAMPIONSHIP

DETROIT, Sept. 1--Gar Wood, driv- ing the Miss Detroit III. won the third and final heat for the gold cup on the Detroit river course this afternoon. Wood covered the 90 miles in s2.4s. an average speed of 55 miles an hour. W. E. SanJorn, driving Miss Detroit II, was second, The Eleventh Hour. piloted by Paul Strausberg. lost her propeller or the eight lap and dropped out. The firsl score was Miss Detroit. III. IT; Miss Detroit, Il, Is; Eleventh Hour, 1
 In winning the gold cup, the Miss Detroit, III. becomes the national and also the worlds power boat champion of 1919, as Europe will not resume the races until next summer.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02

< UNIONTowN, Penn, Sept. 1.--Joe Boyer. driving a Trontenac. won the 225-mile autumn classic at the speed way here this afternoon. Time 2:24:10. Average 946
 Roscoe Sarles was second and Louis Chevrolet third. Boyer, who was driv- ing for Gaston Chevrolet, had stopped on the 1Ssth lap for two tires, losing first place to Tommy Milton, but re- gained the lead when .Milton's car burned on the 1Ssth lap. In the pre- nminaries Boyer set a new local rec- ord of 105.82 miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
DOUBLE DEFEAT
 PUSHES TIGERS
 FROM FLAG RACE

DETROIT, Sept Sustained and opportune hitting won both games for Chicago. The visiting pitchers. Will liams and Cieotte, held Detroit safe at all times, the latter striking out CoDb and Veach in the ninth as climax to his otherwise spectacular game. These two dafeats practically eliminate Detroit as a possible pennant winner this year. Score:
 Morning game R.H.E. Chicago ........ 900 200 211-e IA l Detroit ... .O00 900 000-0 8 l
 Batteries Williams and Schalk; Dauss, Love and Ainsmith.
 Chicago ........ .ooo o0s 11o-5 g ? Detroit .........1O0 900 000-1 0
 Batteries: Cicotte and Schalk; Roland, Cunntnghab and Stanage.
 St. Louis, 3-4; Cleveland, 5-3
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1-Sisler's home run into the right field bleachers in the eleventh won the second game for St. Louis and set Cleveland back a full game in the pennant race. The visitors won the first game through the hitting and pitching of Uhle. Score:
 First game RH.E Cleveland ....... 002 030 00o-5 ! 0 St. Louis ....... .000 900 021-3 0
 Batteries: Uhle and Thomas; Daveu- port and Severeid.
 Second game R. H. p. Cleveland ... 900 oo2 900 1o-s 12 l St. Louis ..... 100 100 900 11--4
 Batteries: Bagby and O'Neill; Lie- field and Billings.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02
Round Two
Round Three

The first exchange of blows net-ed France a stiff blow to the head which
Arizona republican., 1919-09-02

After the fight, Wolgast took the oc- casion good naturedly. He smiled throughout the fight and didn't lose it
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
SPECIAL NOfICE.

DE ExnTNEM or TIE INTERIoR, wash
lN0T0H. d. g., Nag Is, lolA HELP WANT.
ID: MALs ARD RnNAI.D. PLACE OF
EMPLOYMENT; Saint EllAhsth's Hpspitai
Washington. D. o. Ihiv Is Gossrnanspt In
sitution establi1hsd for the trvstnsnt u ~
dieR sAiloo and narnes sufang from mental
dissases incurred In shs sryics q their country.
At the pssssnt time this Hsplta D. caring fos
apprczimateay 3.soe patients and 10 performing !
vofy imp1stant Uefsire ID the festnfatioa q the
Nstion's disabled hghting forces. NATURE
AND ADVANTAGES or EMPLOYMENT Of
rERHD, Thss afs . lsys humber q vacAn.
ciss in ~ Ward md Nmsing ssyies d TIN
Hospital. Previous sxpsisnes 10 not nseassasy
An applicants secsptsd fes this sirsics srs dvsu
School maintained By the Hospital, This School
pfsssuts . two ysaB' ccurss In ccnnectiou with
ths regular duttss of the empioyee and 10 free
Of chsfss 10 thoAs deGlrins To enroli Saiccsssfal
compIetioa Of the courss entities the student 10
. dipi@a- SALARIES AND PERoUIsIrEs:
All employees u this savice ars furnished frss
Of charge their board. lodging. laundry end Ia
case Of ackneas medical attention for q reason
able period. The salaries ranes from SzzD TO
Ne0 psr month. the lower saiar, adjutments
being bassd On previous sxpefisnce and the high
ef po&tions bsing hllsd ~ prunctioa from the
ranks Of thoee enrolled in ths TSsininr School
Thss whrse sssvics psuvs satisfactory are PROM
ised alAry incfass effective July 1, 1919. RE
oUIRMETsi Applicants must Be In scand
physicsi condition, mot less than sxieeu yeap
Of ase. and II possibie should submit photo
may be Obtained from tho Superintendent Saint
nizabeth's Hosptai. wmhington, u. C., Or the
secfetAry Of Fourth Owl Service District. wash
ington, d. c.. and thereafter should be proznpt-
-ly flsd With either d rne aboye named psrtie.
8. q. HOPKINS, Ae1stant Secretary. my1it
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
XHITH

WHITn
Edward J. Cunningham. % and BdnA r
Young .. both q wsshinuon- Ths ReT.. W.
A. Cahfl
james p. Rdb-sa 81. d Be-vyn. Pa. ana
Ethel C. Pichsrd. =. Of Galveston. r-z- res
Rev. 7. r Davis
Fn,ni W. wilkins. .. q Menrhis T-nr-.
and Anne C. Lsur-ns. =. of wsshinrpn. TIE
Rev. J. J. Dimond
Charles X. Bse>ssB. - < Brrntsocd Nd.
and williamina o7nt. =. Of New Yok. n 7.
ne Rev r. Schmidt.
Ernet r. Rice. D. and Mary Z. L>,usrd., =.
both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. n T, Sewn
son.
Harry T. Kendnek. ~. and Leon. NJ rsyns.
y. both Of Wsshinrton- TIE Rev. n. l. Stew
art.
Charles Akehurst, y. q Baltimore. Ma. and
Nellie H. MO~stt. q, Of Washington. TIE Rev.
ID. r. Binnie
Heu.rt A. Taylor. =. Of New Yort. \. T..
and MABEL E. Csmpbell. .. q Lon Anfeles. Cal.
ne Rev. d. n Corsli
nesrd. 2. 10th a wakhinroa- ne Rev. John
c. Ball.
Hubert p. NeKsy. .. q Hine-.h. Va. ana
B.se L. Mckay. D. Of cuipeper. Va. Ths
Rev s. II. Greene.
Allen Thcnpson. 8. and Alma ourie. :.
both q Richmond. Va The Rer. J. ]. Muir.
Melville Fauar, y. Of Rocknsh. Va. and
Rev. II. =. Downs
Prank z Harrison. n. and Msbel c. TSEver.
. both Of washinEon. The Rev. J. T. Hud-
die
Clifton J. Ricn. q Of EIkon. Va. and Lena
NJ. Rothset. = Of Lursy. Va. TIE Rev. c. X
wstep.
{. Luthe- Roger. g. and Vista Hoover. Is.
both Of Harisonbur Va. Ths Rsr. X. r.
Downs.
ooLoRED.
Rsnddpa Monroe. 2, and Elsie Price. 10. both
of Washington. The Rev A. Ssyles
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMI-
nations for clerks June 4 and a. Tuition for
entire course for these examination S. The
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
se cor. lah and Y sts NV Franklin 3sa
ny1Let
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Planning to Enter
Sugar Beet Field

London.-Engisnd has entered the
beet sugar field. Experiments before
the war established the sugar beet
would grow as well in England as
in Germany.
At Relham 5000 acres will be largely
devoted to beet culture. and a plant
has been built II would require q
half million acres and a factory in
vestment OF s1so.oooooo to produce
one tventy-nfth Of Britain's sugar
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, May 20 1919.
Ordered: That the Building Regulations for the
District Of Columbia are hereby amended as fol-
lows: Section l. Definition Of Technical Terms.
Strike out on Page the definition Of a
'Garase" and insert IN lieu thereof the follow
ing: Garage. Any premises used for housing
tother than mere warehousing) Of steam or motor
driven vehicles. or where such vehicles are
equipped for operation. repaired or kept for
hire or SALE This definition does not apply to
show rooms. where model cars are kept ia,
exhibition" LOUIS BROwNLOw, W. GWYNN
GARDINER, CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commis-
sioners, ID. C. my2.r
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OP
Columbia, Washington, ID. C., Nay % 1873
Applications for permission TO take the exami-
nations for the selectiun Of candidate To be rec
commended BY the Cofmissiouers OF the District
Of Columbia to take the examinations for ad
mission to the UNITED STATES MILITARY
ACADEMY in June. 1872 will be received At
this Office not later than ; o'c.ock p. m, on
MONDAY. MAY g. 1873. No person will be
permitted TO appear at these examinations who
is not an actual resident OF the District of Co
lumbia. Applications must be signed in the ap-
plicant's handwriting and he addressed to the
Commissioner Of the District Of Columbia
Room Sill, District Building Washington. d.
c.; must state the place and date Of the birth
Of the applicant and his postofice address and
be accompanied By a certificate from two re-
putable residents Of the Distinct Of Columbia
that the applicant is q person Of good moral
character and that he Is actual resident Of
the District of Columbia. Applicants must not
he less than II nor more than 2 years Of age on
June ID 1912. and not less than feet inches
in height, at the age Of u; nor less than feet
inches in height at the age OF Is and up
vaid. They viii be subjected TO a competitive
mental examination. beginning at 3 O'Clock q.
m. on WEDNESDAY. MAY a. 1919 on the
following TOPICS: Algebra (through quadratic
equations and prusressionsl plane geometry,
English grammar. English composition and lit
erature. descriptive geography, the lements Of
physical geography and United States and Euro
pen history during the periods mentioned in the
War Department regulations. in the Franklin
School Building. situated at the southeast corner
of 1hirteenth and X streets northwest: and to
a physical examination. beginning at 10 O'Clock
q. m. on FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1919 in the Fire
Department Truck House No. 5. situated at the
southeast corner Of Fourteenth street aud Ohio
avenue northwest copy Of a circular Of in
formation issued BY the War Department re-
spectins the requirements Of candidates for ad-
mission to the United States Military Academy
may be obtained upon application therefor at
this Office: Blank applications will be furnished
upon application at this Office. LOUIS BROWN
Low. w. GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
w. kUTZ. Commissioner Of the District of
COllmhia ,,xaI % ., "a se o.
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MADAME MONTIXERD

Psinist and clairrosant; sivu advice On busi-
ness. love. health and family Affair.". tells II the
one you love 10 true or false: when and who
you viii marJ; gives you dates and facts; tails
you what has passed In life and what 70 do to
be successful; satsfsction guaranteed; private
pAriors 80 7th 4. nv. myislatez-s
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BlRfnS Aspokffp.
WnfTk

WAfTk
Hovard L. and Alice Z. wshxter. srl.
Uarehcs ID. md L<zils b. Nn<ht, ~.
IAwfuhcs and Gnes b wnea, boz.
PA.quAle and. Grsneih Tpdaro. hpy.
Msnns and Dora Bp<ckfof. eirl
Iain snd Teresa sp.dsro. boy
Hsrry A md Edith NJ. O<ne. boy.
ffed q. md On nrQnrtrrA nh.
0uiepps ard Lne1a Maniii, e1f-
PAM c. and esfsh .. JsckuDn, rri.s
Thomas W. and i'd Hsrtl<y. rd.
wm. q. and Fiorsnn ". Greaney, girl
Eaeune y and sailie r. allies. Ein
UhAria and yioletfs Co.'S. s1n-
Oliv1 and Msy Plaza. sri.
fortunsto and Nunaato rgiiczn, boy.
Domsaiep md Mara Elnill. efi-
Thomas n ind yessie Charxhso, firi.
Charles W. and ulcle v, Cifhord, gth.
Cyrus Y. and bthei Bisseli. bog.
John and MarEavt NJ. Brosnshan. bog.
Eugene w. and Drth Bond. drL
coLOHEB.
Lcros ana vefnA smith, bcy
Edward and Leila LAcey. riri-
VIM and Georyiana Hsrrisn, bog.
kober and Hattie Colbert. sin
samuel and lister Banister. Ein-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Navy Yard News

chsriss Lang. one Of the most pops-
lar men In the Yard. who hAs been
away from work for ouits some time.
due 20 sickness. writes 70 Richard
Ryan that he has left the hospital IN
BcheneetAdy. New rork. where he
vas O patient for one month end n.
getting along very nicely.
Herbert Miller and r. Freybere re-
port q very enjoyable trip 10 0ettys-
burg. Pa. Sunday In hilier's sutofno-
bile.
Doe Torney. OF the Gun shop.
Wakeie. OF the Forge shop. and John
n. Shepherd OF the Tool shop. took
q motorcycle trip 10 Frederick. Nd.
Sunday.
The newly organised school for ap-
prentices. located in the old pattern
shop. at the foot Of Patterson ave,
end fourth class boys blueprint read
ing, under the direction Of Arthur
Reed.
Elmer Smith. OF Baltimore. Who
tried his motor boat Sunday. reports
successful trip. knocking on seven
teen miles an hour.
James w. Reid. OF the Icsrtridrs
Case Shop. win make q short visit %
New York m the near future 20 soin
his wife. who is visiting relatives IN
the big metropolis.
Arthur Nelson. OF the New Tod
Shop. 10 doing some special work on
q planner on the frst floor e the
new shop.
r. W. White. Of the West Gun cAr~
riaSe shop, has returned 70 wor1k.
having recently made q trip TO TexaA-
Carleton Fry has returned from
New York.
Conners. an electrician, was burn
ed Monday about the fingers while
attaching wires to q grinder in the
Torpedo Shop.
Harvey Richardson, formerly OF the
West Gun Carriage shop. now q
captain In the army. has returned TO
the etates. having seen twenty-one
months service in France.
murphy. a helper assisting in the
drawing room Of the Tool Shop. has
been absent for two days
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Nation Trainins UnemploHed.

Copenhsgen.-Courses in housekeep-
ing. motor care and driving. cabinet
work and other trades are among the
advantages which Denmark is now
Offering TO its unemployed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
MADAM KASK0

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALM1sr; rEILs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. . A. n.
TO Q p. n. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
s2 tth ST. NV. my5s0
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia Avenue. near B0rdvsIk and c<ntrs q
amusment- Come to . veil sppointsd hota
and enjoy all the conyeniences IL olfenL Prfsats
oaths. running water In rooms Elevator. Hbls
and service distinctive features. $50 up daily,
Special weekly. Capdty en Booklet. Auip
neets trsina W. p SHAW. Prop.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
SCIENTIFIC AsrROLoCY.

FRANK THEODORE Al LEN, q. 8 r.. DI.
rector. Astrological Research Society. Personal
readina By appointment. q: typewritten fore
casts. 3 ind up. Expert vocational guidance.
''Dr. Aliens work Is strictly scientific and math-
ematical. NOT . matter Of feelings. inpreaons
or guesses- He IL not fortune teller" lis
nv. Phone Franklin os9 myiSu
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Madame Edwards

Genuine Egyptian scientifc palm.
present Dr. ana future. "i'i Tsiis names d
friends and snemiss. Satisfaction
keadinGs. ll:9o-sls i,l 81 n W.
Mime. Karto, CialPvoyAnt Palnlst
Fivs minutes VIII convince Jou Of my abiiity.
WIN siye . test reading for . hort time only,
5cc and this clipping Hoars. II 70 .. N 40
sao0 nhl-so
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Men Women
TURNER'S XII HAIR vIGOR.
For falling hair; cures dandruff; grows hair
on bald spots: scalp itching stopped in
stantly. One box Of viror starts new growth
of hair or money back; on sale Peoples
Drug Stores; price. &c. TURNER'S HAIR
ViGOR CO., ills N. J. ave se. apDM
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairvoyant and palmist; advice on all
Affairs Of life; tells VINO and when you will
marry: gives full names and dates; where other>
fail she succeeds; this gifted lady gives only
good sA reliable advice; what she sees and tells
comes true; satisfaction or no fees; readings 81,
7A l1th st. NV; hours ! p m. to p. m.
Closed Sundays. myls7t
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
DEATH RECORD.
Mafrt

wHfrk
Edith L. Keiser. y yean. ix1 P IT. nv.
Dornthy v. Peso,d. !. ins,4 ID st ne.
I<u 4 Rollins. =. Geo. wash. Univ. Hos.
Mary Prn6>s. II, 90 . H. ss
HAza ~ Smith. d 81 iith o. Nv.
Clarz Bus5owz. 81 Geo. wash Unit. Hosps.
Irene J. KAYE. 70. izB bloss Il ne.
Ktttis D. Wlnsais. .. Dll Garseh o. M.
VIM J. slats. g nnsus.ey Hossstsl.
nhcs Q. sp.nhstt : ses Bet ro.d
Cad e. Van Dyka 3, Geo. wssh- unis. Hos
Abner T; fnssiA .. 90 sth e. ne
John =. MefNl. .. LII Psnnsivlnia srL %.
osurrs ". HcTAur1na, n In U ~ nv.
Jennie King. 70 Ossaaity Hospitai
osrge r. LAnshlin. dsy,. Geo wash.
Henry Nasn. o. waah- Agiun Hospltai-
Dttr Dsnszfdd. .. - "a q %.
John DsxiA. q. Wseh- Ag1un Hospital
yuanita D,sen. q 90 W ct nv.
hoe<t Hoss1a. y. Patt&spn D. ne
Annie onssn. . mea, % Myrtle q ne
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

WILL THE PARTY WHO SAW THE AUTO
accident I'm yElkridse. Nd. On Saturday, May
II. about ls6 pm, when . man was killed
By q machine driven BY . washinston man.
i've his name md sddreo 10 A. n. BAKER
3 CO.. no itth u. nv. wsshinston, D. c.
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DR.. HOWARD
cHIRoPRACT1o PHYSICIAN
ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER

II matters not Who has been your physician or
shat treatment you have had. II you can got to
my Office you probably can regain your health.
and | extend to you an invitstion to call and
learn just what can be dons for you ROOM
a Wardsr Bldg. corner sth and 3 st. nv.
uhlk6
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-sgo 10 ,5ooooo ON d. q.
real estate. Several trust funda All trans
actions conducted with economical consideration
for borrower
wM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, N 18th ct. NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

ALBERT KAHLERr co.,
Expert eArpst and rug cleaning b. Oldest ana
lest arm In city. % Nd. ave. ". Main
0DA splespt
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
BELMONT.

Nossd eiarvoyant snd yalniA oiya sdun
anain Tells name q your future hmband q
wife. tslls Il one vsa ssss b tsss o. falsa What
pan Of the eountry is fuckist 10 you wlnt b
do 10 b uccasful In lifA i1is n. Z. sss. ~.
Nszt doos to hAsoaic rsmplx Aesdhe 2.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Use the classified column for re-
suits. Secure a good cook. maid.
chauffeur and other help through
the Want Ads. Rent that spare
room the same way.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD. INC. NJ 18th ct. nv. ap24- CO..
WATCH The classified COLUMNS FOH
snoenees Of the growth Of this city. Thus
mag seem Ike an odd su9aton-bus Il isn't.
mch9Sro
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed BY District Of coiumois.
MADAM PARKER
MADAM D'ASHMAN
Gypsy ClairJoyan

WyIsy OIAlrTOJant
And card reader; advice given On business,
marriage and tisorce; this woman has read
for many people in many countries. der
predictions are reliable. 1901 q st., corner
18th. alllNt
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PROFESSOR lie RENSCH

MRS. MARY sHoEMAKER. SPIRITUAL,
and card reader. SIS N st.. NV. North
lIs3. Hours, !; =. m. to .. m. ap2-M
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

ROYAL GYPSY PALM,
ist. reads the hand like an open book; satis-
faction zuarsute-d; give her 4 csll lal b It. ne.
Ynl,Z2-Q1
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AuToMoBlLEs.
AUTO ACCnssonINs

ACCESSORIES FOR FORDS
You win b Interested m our ins Of sccss-
sriea They are al new. necessary. and the
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why chase everyone out Of your car 70
an your gas tankf with the FfLlOMbIEk
you can taks on sas without leaving The seat
Has . simple gauge which tells at glance Just
hov nnch sAs you have at all times. Price, ND
from Jour dealer
Ths Roekaway startx for Fords s inexpcn-
siye. simple. depsndable. easily installed and
opsrzted; does not detrac from appearance o.
car.
fhe Thomas Timer Elevator, Shell and Brush
vii overcoms Ford ignition troubles The timer
sheil makes contact at the right time and really
makes II. Why throw the entire shell and brush
away when IL 10 necessary TO replace your timsff
with Thomas Timer shell and BrSsh you cAn
replace the four springs and brush for lsc. This
Is zaly done IN Ave minutes with . pair Of
plierz. Use Thomas Timer Shell and Elevator
and keep your wires over the engine and out Of
the dirt and oil. Simple. easily attached, and
gzannteed for the life Of the motor.
From Your Dealer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
MRS. R. LUSBY,

Scientific Palmistry. Imprsssionsl Lifs Read
inel East India Crystal Fss. 81 md q
Positively ladies ouiy. Closes 10 p y. Cossd
sundays 1913 llth st. NV. my2eat
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

The satisfactory palmist and clairvoyant. can Be
consulted daily. l0o2 7th st NV. Hours l to
D. m Satisfaction guaranteed.
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lPALMISTRY.
MADAME VICTORIA.

ms siftsd rallnia sna eiaisyuesnl Can ~
viss bsniness. family akaifs, Love and maIfiassa
Can tell you the name Of fvtus husband o. vita
Can tel ycu ne bsos II being surcessfuI; how
Satisfaction guarsatssd RIne enarss. Entnnes
20 7th q ep1keW
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>cLAIRyoYANTs.

y Known - uus d ~ usef41 sxpnsesaA nenr
dfeds WIT this rsnaaxSanb wonaA dailys osn-
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COLORED EVANGELIST
REV. s. P. DREW
VISITING CHURCHES

Rev. Simon w. Drew. pastor Of
the National TnR itutional Cosmopoif-
tan Baptist chunh, 81 Washington, D
G., president efhe National EvangeI-
|istic Ministers lliance Of America,
and president ofshe White Cross Free
Labor FederatfoiS Bureau of America,
one Of the leadERg negro eyangelists
lin the United ties, arrived here to-
day Or. Drew ooked the picture of
health He wiIlvisit the First Bap-
fist church. Rev @. j. Jones, pastor,
land the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev Thompson. pastor, All s
o'clock this evening.
Evangelist DreW will be remembered
as having condnted revival meetings
he I, 1909, iii the Asbury Ill q. church
where 300 was Converted and Joined
in the different aIored churches. DR..
Drew Is reconnended BY leading
clergynen and embers of Congress.
He is doing . great work among the
colored people the United States.
He operates d Free Labor Bureau. Civ
ing thousands o1 colored people, male
and females wors aside from his evan
gelistic work ar pastoral work DR..
Drew also Is tilefree chaplain at the
ID G.. morgne al Washington.