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Sc DECLARE LA NACIONA-
LIZACION DEL PUERTO
DE BUENOS AIRES.

FL Gobierno de la Argentina
ACADIA de publican un decreto por
Ell cual autoriza a las Aduanas a
que descarguen y carguen directa-
nlente los barcos que lleguen al
puerto, habiendo declarado tam
hen la decentralization del mismo.
Esta energica determination del
|Gobierno fue la Immediate conse-
cuencia del esfuerzo que hizo Sir
Reginald Tower, Ministro ingles
en- Buenos Aires, que trato de yer
81 lograba que los duenos de bar
COS y los huelguistas llegaban a
lun avenimiento, acttiando como
mediator, car cter que consintid
,en asumir desde Ell viernes pa
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SOLO QUEDA UN DIEZ POR
CIENTO DE PROPIEDA-
DIES EN-
MEXICO.

De todos los bicnes que la Re-
volucion ~intervino, solo queda en-
Ia actualidad controlado por ell
Gobierno, un approximate deg por
ciento.
Principalmente eli los ultimos
n,eses, segun informamos va, Sc
ha activado la devolucion de bic
mes intervenidos, y en- menos de
dos meses Sc han devuelto mas de
Glen propiedades en- Ell Distrito Fee
deral y en- diversos Estados de la
Republica.
Ell senior Presidente ha dado
instrucciones de que sean devuel-
tos todos aquellos bienes de indi-
viduos que no tomaron participa-
ci6n directa en- los criminales SUI
cesos de febrero de 1913.
La rapida devolucion de bic
mes a sus propietarios, ha crigina'
do, como es natural, un grandisi-
mo descenso en- los productos que
aquellos rendian y que ~ingresabar
a la Tesoreria General de la Fede'
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sado.
Los huelguistas querian que Sc
les pagara TODD Ell mes que har
permanecido sin trabajar, a le
cual no accedieron los propieta-
rios, aun cuando Sir Reginald SUI
|geria que Sc pagara los huelguis-
tas cuasdo menos ounce dias.
Los propietarios sencillamente
Sc rehusaron a tomar en- conside-
raci6n la propuesta.
De conformidad con el decreto
que ACADIA de promulgar Ell Co
|b;erno, las Aduanas usaran de los
remolcadores del Gobierso para Ell
fin de cargar y descargar los bar
cos que lleguen al puerto.
Los individuos que presten sus
sus servicios en- este trabajo seran
alimentados por cuenta del Go
bierno en- las cocinas del mismo v
a los precios de costo.
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LAS HORDAS DE PELAEZ
SUFREN UNA GRAN DE-
RROTA.

Laredo, Tex, Mario 25.-Ru-
dos combates Sc han librado en- la
region petrolifera, principalmente
en- TERRA Amarillo y sus alrededo-
res, donde Sc dice que habia esta-
blecido su Quartet general Manuel
Pelaez.
Noticias plenamente comproba-
das recibidas de Tampico, infor-
man de esos combates, diciendose
que TERRA Amarillo fue ocupada
por las tropas comandadas por Ell
general Lopez de Lara, despues
de un combate sangriento que du-
no mas de cuatro horas y que los
pelaistas Sc r%etiraron hacia Tama-
|pache, para reorganizarse, quedan-
do las fuerzas del gobierno duehos
del Quartet general de Pelaez.
Los rebeldes, agregan las noti-
cias, una e reorganizados en- Ia
mapache, decidieron atacar TERRA
Amarillo para recuperarla, y al
,efecto avanzaron rapidamente ha-
Icia csc lugar, en- los momentos en-
que las tropas del general Lopez
de Lara iniciaban a su veg ell AVIAN
ce sobre Tamapache con Ell propo-
sito de atacar a los pelaistas err
sus nuevas defensas.
Esto ocurrio, segln las noticias
Ell jueves ultimo. Nuevos comba-
ties Sc esperan, pues Ell general Lo-
pez de Lara, cor refuerzos que Il
ha enviado de .Tampico Ell genera
Dieguez, atacara de nuevo las po-
siciones de los pelaistas para dis
putarles su Quartet general, esta'
blecido en- el centric de la RIGA zon;
'petrolifera.
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Sc NEcEsITAN.

Muchachas, para coser trajes de
necanicos, camisas y pantalone.
IN una fabrica que tiene buena luz
y buenas condolences s~anjtarias.
Pagamos salaries altos. Traba
o ~constante. Maquinas movidas
Dor electricidad. Veanos en- la
Boss Overall Factory, calle IL
Y San Julian, ciudad.-Adv.
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Reformados por Heridas.

de Sela Alexandra, originario
de Mexico, cabo del primer bata-
lion extranjero de Marcia actual
mente en- ell deposito de Lyon.
Wives Augusta 0, o~riginario
de San Cristobal, legionario del
primer battalion extranjero de mar
cha, en- Ell deposito de Lyon.
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:. NOTICIAs DE- La RfPUBLICA MExlCANA !.

racion. A este proposito, Sc nos
la informado, que los bienes adj
m~inistrados por ell Gobierno, pro-
dujeron de 1917 a principles del
aho actual, en- numeros redondos,
veinte millones de pesos en- papel
infalsificable, y mas de diez milo
mes de pesos en- orc nacional.
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"Bustillos Agustin, originate
de San Luis Potosi, lcgionario en-
eli primer battalion extranjero de
Marcia, segunda compania de
ametralladoras.
de Villena NJ, originario de
Tampico, legionario del primer
battalion extranjero de marcha, Sc
gunda compaiia.
Gonzalez Diego Manuel, origi-
mario de Toluca, legionario del pri-
mer battalion extranjero de mar
cha, segunda compahia.
"Gonzalez Fernando, originario
de Toluca, legionario del primer
battalion extranjero en- Marcia, Sc
gunda compahia.
acknowledgements los franceses
de Mexico que han vertido larga-
mente su sangre por la patria. con-
emocionados, que al lado
suyo muchos mexicanos Sc battle
ron por Francia.
Los nombres de estos extran-
jeros seran piadosamente conser-
vados por nosotros, y nos seran
tan caros como los de nuestros he
roes."
La cita en- la orden del dia que
traza como en- bronco perenne Ell
retrato de Jimenez, dice este en-
comic magnifico:
"Soldado valeroso, de gran san
gre fra, granadero sobresaliente.
Dio pruebas de gran valentia en-
el ataque que del cuatro de julio
de 1916 y contribuyo en- grande
escala al exito de las operaciones.
Fue mortalmente herido en- la to-
ma de Belloy en- Dompierre."
En- cuanto a Alexandra de Sela,
he aqui su cita a la orden del dia :
"Jefe de pieza de artilleria. Ha-
llandose aislada su pieza, ha to-
mado parte en- un combate cuerpo
e cuerpo EN- Ell curse del cual, ha
I
degrade librar de I'm ataque a la
fraction vecina. Ha dado pruebas
de mucha sangre fra. Ha sido|
herido y no .ha interrumpido Ell
servicio de SUI canon"
Yo no intentare alabar la acti-
tud de esos valientes. Las gran
des frases sobran cuando los actos
sobrepasan la medida ordinaria.
Heroes entire heroes, encontraran
quien loe sus virtudes mas tarde
FL poeta del porvenir que los Dig
nifique, comprendera mejor que
los contemporaries de la guerra
su poesia, sublimara la realidad
Nosotros, estamos muy cerca del
Ecu de Barbusse y mos autres
a vanquois" de Pezard. !. tenemos
ante los ojos las trincheras sucias
de tango y de inmundicias innom-
brables, los malos yantares, la SER
vidumbre triste y miserable y no
la grandeza militar.
Ahora solo %podremos decir que
veneer estas dolorosas circunstan-
cias, es acaso mayor sacrificio, que
dejarse matar entire la fiebre de
un asalto.
Jose d. Frias.
Paris, de 1919.
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Para vender de casa en- casa GU
zones para retratos en- esta ciu
dad. Sc paga buena comisi6n
Dirijanse a Dando Studio, 31o S
Spring street.
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los LfGIONARIOS MfxICANOS



no Sc 8 Poarc 2 punto no men
c;onar todos los nombres de los
.mexicanos que han combatido en-
la f;1as del ejxrcito frances contr.
~ ho~d.. - cc;u.-mo !, .-s..
E
- 80 ' ''' 'es oe %
tener. tenno que IA iista no sea
completa.
Euando Salvador M. de Villena
vino a Paris. me ,suministr6 las
principales indicaciones que aho-
ia aumento con las suministradas
por un peri6dico de Barcelonette,
que consagra a nuestros compa-
triotas .algunas palabras de elogio.
lice ash
a. - r~.,c;. d.r.
u .--:L,.
-s..:da :, L.e~n-
.,srnsn H. a. .ntra liz -;
..:.s. II ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ha-a .:wa,. .s,dadea,.Te
Ew..i.~a ha La.t
nuss+ro d;a,,+ado 49, uo..o
~ .orahras 4. Il. ,.;d.de.
a.a.ahaa s;a,asua
,... 1.ra.a~:a.
nNr.d;a o-ara.a.~s
~
c;S, ~. ,;st. n,,h,;.;d.d -
!, canoz.n uua~o
- :-..,-.
80 -
-
en- Sarnpana'
"Langarica Fermin, originate
de Jimenez, subteniente en- ell bal
talon C de la Legion, muerto en-
Champagne en- 1915.
"Ortiz Izquierdo Ernesto, ori-|
ginario de San Luis Potosi, sar-
gento del battalion ID de la Legion,
muerto en- Champagne en- 1915.
"Brito Leopold, originario de
Campeche, legionario en- ell segun-
40 battalion extranJero dc marcha'
"ae,'o Cpasn. en
~ q" uar D'
i's
"
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STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

1909 F St. N. W. Phone Main s67l
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pitts5urTh, sevt
CATTLD-Rroeipts $500 lower: stern SO,
10 helen. uAl3; cow &S0slDS
HOGs-Recelp-s. 500: lovsr; h.aries. & "a
HSo; heavy Norts,. 3.z.oS; light Yo-te-s
and ptEs. BSals
SHEEP AND LAMBS Re,-pI. 20.
sesdy; top shesp. u.S; top kuhs lss
CALNLS-Recsipts !. 80; Eeady; top, z "a
Cincinnati. Ohio. se7s-
HoGs-Reo~ps, 400 bead SLOW 70 stssdy:
heaEy shtpeS, lsis75; pAcfe7t and butcher
y. piss 10 pounds or le.s L2xB
CATTLE-Recrtpts 500 head; slow, calves
steady. tan
sHEEP-Reoeap3. LIp hs.1; EeAdy; lambs
ste.dy. 5sl60
East BufGlo y 7. seut 9 -
C4TTLE-ReovtpeS 5,0o: good strong othc-,
stsady; prime stse-s. Hall 50; shlpplag steer,
lbslb75: butcher 5slS8: yvzrlinES lssB-
heiieS. 7Gl3; cJ1S. <All: bulls, 6sl0 g stockrus
and fsedss. 7GlaS; fresh ocv, and sprlnEe-s,
SALIES- Reneipts M: 81 hishe4: Assn
HOTS-Reoipss $50; pnsx s higher. othe,
sroos; heavy. 15oS20 3; pEz. p ; rvughs Ia
50 stagS, I1l+: State. 1J0s2oT5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscripts on rcrfr.
ttUns: lambs, sSli yeErtngx, 7sl2; retbsrs
sSHsloi e~es. 4as. uliIed sheep. $3.50
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1CCOUNTANTsCL LARKE HUNCKE
certified public accountants, E5 Colorado Bldg.
are looking for a few desirable women who wish
70 learn public accounting work during their
spare time Olly limited number will Be ac-
csptsd Opsn until 8 n n seT-7t
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept s-Pnoes o. the pro
duce market ranged as follows:
EGGS CPer Doz- z-)-Maryland. Pennsylvania
and nearby frsts Soc; Western frsts sc; Wes
Virginia hrStS, Sc; southern frst,. isc- An
loss Of
BUTTER CPer Lb-l-Cr,ane-y. fancy. 5sa5sc:
chCicr. 56s55c; good. Ha55c: prints. 56s6Oc
blocks. 57ESec; ladies. Case; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rous ssASc; Ohio rolls. SszI
West Virginia rolls, sale: store -psoked. Sc
Maryland. NiraniA and Pennsylvania dliry
printt +6aIsc; process butter. 5AS4c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus,o Old hens. 4 Ths
and oTer. per H. S3zj4c: snail to medium per
ID. 4sS2c; white LeghOrns peT ID, SlaS2c; old
roosters. per ID. &c; spring, ~ lbs and over,
PeT 10. 3aBc; II TO n lbs. per ID. SIaS6c
smaller. per Ib. sc; white Leshorns, II Ibs
and over. per ID. Sc; smaller. pr ID. sc; ducks
young, PeElns lbs and over. per H. base
puidle. per ID. 36Szc; Niuscuvy. per ID. asZe;
smaller. thin. per ID. sc; Old, per ID. 2Sa2Se {;
Iigecns. young, per pair, 5A5Oc; old. PIT pair.
2Ja3oc; guinea fowl. young. IA lbs and over,
each. &c; smaller. each. Soc.
FRClTS-Apples, large smooth No !. per b5l.
SS0as. 90; ordinary mixed No. 2 s. 5nz3 %; small
Windfsls Sl-7Sa2oo: No !. per bu. s. Sozl-75
No. , fSzl3: as TO Quality. per IS bsS SSeOc;
pr 100 lbs. 81 51s2 50 W. NJ. and PennsylvaniA
81 Za2o: crab apples. per rs has, SLoozl- 25
per bbl, uoasoo.
POTATOES-Wessrn Maryland and PenDsyl-
yaniS, No. !. peT 100 lhS. s. 50a2 d Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia, No !. s. SOs2 IS
New Jersey, No. !, 81 Soa275; native or nearby
No l. s 0a27S all sections. No 2 81 2SSl 50
No :, 7ScaSU; native or nearby, per bu bsS
81 5alT5; Eastern Shore. No. l. per bbl. s. IS
az q; cIlls and No :. s. .5oa3 %; sweets. y. c..
No. /, per bbl, s. SsOS4oo: EAss-n Shore and
Virginia. s. 7sa42S: R1pp-Putnn.n, s. $3.50:
yans. all sections. No !. S275z3Oo: sweets and
yaJDs, cllls and No 2 SLSo1Zn; native OF
nearby, No, l. Soosl s. native. peE IS bas,
6a6oc.
VEGETABLEs = Beans native sreen. Per
buslcl. socSl-o; stTinEless. sozl.lo; linas per
bus hamper, Zo0l2 50; Ter IS basket 90: bulled
per ID. l5c; heets. per bunch. 2A5c; cabbage.
native. per 100, 6.o0zl20o; do. New York. do
nestle, Per ton. 50 0oa55 %, carrots per bunch.
native, 2a5c; celery. y. Y. washed per bunch.
5OasSc; rough. per crate, 400a5.o0: com. native,
per dozen. 0s50c; clc1mbeTs New York PEI
bushel basket / sz2 2; eSgplsntE. native, peg
basket, t0S60c; lettuce, New York, fancy, Ter
box or basket. Locsl2S; do, poor and leafy.
5c4loo; Onions. Nd and Pa. yellow. No l. per
70 lbs, I.OoS4 3; do. white, 575sl 90: pcppen
native, large. per IS basket, s0s2Sc: do. nesdIe
e0GS5c; squash. native, per IS basket, 3aSOc
tomatoes. native. as to quality. Per basket.
7Scss %; Do packing STOCK. per buShel. l.6ozls
do, yellow. pcT 4-s basket, 4os6oc; urrnips
native. per basket, &Oa5oc
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WANTED-COOKS MAIDS, wATTRESSES
houseForkers, S5 so. 50. so PHILLIPS
EXCHANGE. I5g sh ST. NV. ssT-E
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NARROW TRADING
IN ALL STOCKS
Wednesday Holiday Pros.
pect and Steel Situation
Restraints Spectators.
By BRoADAN WALL


New York, Sept. s--oday's market
for the most part was a narrow trad
ng affar. with the professionals SELL
ing in the morning and covering up
In the afternoon. The-net result was
an unimportant series Of price
changes. except in q few specialties
where speculative cliques bid UP
prices.
It was an interesting test Of the
market position. for It demonstrated
a very strong undertone despite the
unwiilingpess to do much with the
Wednesday holiday In prospect and
the uncertainty OF what will happen
when the steel unions have their
meeting.
The thinking part of Wan Street
has never been uneasy about the stee!
labor situation. 1t has never felt
that a strike, should one occur, would
have any important results affecting
the output of the mills. Neverthe-
less, the action Of the labor unions
is a point of uncertainty which the
market would rather have behind II
than ahead of 1t. Consequently the
Street is disposed to wait until the
matter is settled one way or the
other. .
Both sterling and the continental
exchanges were covered a bit at the
start and fell of again later. There
is still . consid cradle pressure OF
commercial bills even at these low
levels. There Is some investment
buying Of sterling. on the idea that
sooner or later the peace treaty will
be ratified and that in the meantime
rates are not apt to go much lower
Moreover there is the possibility OF
the passage Of the Edge bill author
izing the creation of corporations tc
extend credit abroad in cooperation
with the United States government
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Torf. sept s-BUTTER-Ms-s-t unset-
lied salted and unsslted fre<h e-~n--y ertzz1.
Ss6oc; do. hrss. S&sso: do. hishz thsa
e1tzs, Si1A6l; s2te dairy tubs. ss.Sc
CHEEsE-ME-ket steAty. StAsr. vhos NH,
SPECIALS. aESllsc; do. fang. soSSossc; Do, lover
C1oes 1a2; Wisconsin. whole milE. f1ncz
Young Ansriczs ssASlrc; stztA, stirns. .r.-
Gals. zzs2; do, choiox, Iszeoc; Do, far 70
good. halle; do. loseT G.des. fGISc
EIGS-Ms-set Irregular. Nexrby vhits fGoc-
ISSlc; do, brown. 6Asso; eatra- 5assc; atm
FA5lc
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Sept s-spots cpened with Fooi
demand Prices easier. Sales. 500 bales Re.
ceipts. zoo including s.. E.OO American. God
middling ls.L; rniddhng. lsoL FItQrrs Opened
easier.
At I245 pm - MiddlinE fair. 34: snpd
middling lsll; fully middling, HS; mid,
ding 1901; low, Bs; sood Ordinary. N6
ordinary. HOs
At ? p m--Msrket ezsy: sales. 500 bales, in.
Guiding 100 American ScTterlhe=, lsS2; Oc.
tobe-. lS2s: SO7embeT. lS2; January, IS .
February Is9: May. Ise
The market closed barely steady.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, Sept s-Todsy's closing rates Of
exchange on principal foreign markets Sterling
Demand, 'lNk; cables. as; bankers, 50 days,
4llh; % days. 4oe. Frapce-Checks. sS2; cables.
$50 Belgium-Checks, s52; cables. $50 Ger
nnany-Chec4s, 442,s; cables, AS. Austria-
Checks. la; cables. zoo. Houand-Checks 81
cables. IN. It2ly-Checks. AIS; ohaas, AL
Swis-ChecxA b6s; cablea sea
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH r. PRIrCHaBp.

ohic1Eo. SGT s-Co-u ssutinent vas bes-kA
today, especially after the Er7e-umsut', -
tenSer crop report vas iSsned Il showed -,
sLPected yield 70 Be 2SS 10000 b1sAsls OF
25,0D oo bushels Sr,afeT than h.-vrSfs5 I..,
year. Buying power was lact .ng and septepha-
showed loses Of lie 10 nc; Deosnber, Lse 20
&C. and May. &c 70 %c Southern c1ru ~ss
rPotse verTly and unsuitable for mIliar
purposes
CORN
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
CAPITAL Traction, . at 50. IS at sss. S at
ssh. At ST., 3 at S.
Washington Gas, 5 az q
Lanstou, Is at 7ox, % at Il.
MersepthaleT. al ltc<
Columbia Grsphophone ptd., 5 At e5.
AFTER CALL
Columbia Graphophope con. At ls&. 10
at 4e4
Washington Railway Is, 500 at 6, 1900
at IS, s. 600 at IS
Capital Traction IS, 500 at s54
American National Bank, at le4
Washington Gas S. $50 at s61I
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept. s-Moncy on call on the
stock exchange ruled at 54 per cent Loans
made on all industrial collsorsl were Ssa7 per
cont
There was no material change in the time
money market today. Mercantile paper was
quoted at 5b<aS1 per cent, but little business
was done because Of lack Of offering
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MADAME VICTORIA,

The gifted palmist and clairJoyint. Can ad-
Viss business, family Affairs lore and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband or
wife. Can tell you the secret Of beirg success
fIl: how TO avoid trouble and sow TO avoid evil
Influence. sati<sction guaranteed or no charg.
Entrance SO 7th st au679
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c,
Washington, D. c., September s. 1919 Sealed
proposals will be received at this office, Room
700. until O'Clock p. m, September 8, for
furnishing and delivering twenty-five ventilating
furnaces. for use in portable school buildings
Specifications and forms of proposal may be OBJ
tained upon application to the Purchasing Of
hcer, d. C., Room 20, District Building
LOUIS BRoWNLOW. w. GWYNN GARDI-
NER, CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners,
d. c. se6ss
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PHRENoLoGIST.
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causes speedy marriage with the one Of your
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all obstacles and evil influence One visit to
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charge.
Special Readings, $I.00
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N. Y. BANK CLEkRINGS.

Ser Yc-k. SEPT s-Bsnf clsrns here today
were S4S. ls5 SIS.
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the Gypy wonder. who has Travelled most e1.
tensTely. reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability TO look accurately into
the farthest Depths OF 4 human hand and read
the most delicate and Sha6Owed signs Of one,
life. descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
Zella, who more than a century ago. read the
bands Of the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise Of being tths
Gypsy WOndsr) the most celebrated pslrnist.
Madam Zella has prsctioed reading the mys
tsries Of the hand since 4 girl Of IS years and
has been taught and enlightened BY the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race md
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doubt 4 Gypsy wonder. Call and Be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed SIS 7th st. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-APARTMENT

: TWO Oh THREE ROOM APARTMENT FUR
nlshed or unfrnishsd; 4 n L; r-rt not oYsr
so; southszE-northeast section Mrs. II. d
xILBOUR. ~ n. J. Ava a ssSs
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MRS. BOSWELL
PALAusT AND CLAIRVOYANr

PALNIIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love- health
and family Affairs kls il the one you love 10
true or false. what part Of the country is luck
lest TO you. what TO do to be successful in life.
Gives you dates and facts. tells you what has
passed in life. and what is happening. without
asking 4 single question She does not tell to
please. but reads Just as tile hands indicate;
tells you the planets you were born under, the
lucky and unlucky planets; when and whom you
will marry; settles and explains love. family
trouble marriage. divorce health, lawsuits. spec
ulatiOns, investments, transactions of all kinds
In fact no matter what your hope. fear or smbi-
tion. come 70 this noted palmist and find help
There is no Use for anyone 10 be unsuccessful or
unhappy No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings s-O. 10 7th ST. NV. between G and
Il sts se+7t
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COTTON RANGE.

New York. Sept. a-RAnge Of New York oot-
ton prioes:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BEER!
The real stuff; easily made at home from ma
teriais obtAinabls at any grocery for 10 cents a
gallon; recipe in plain envelope . cents. sill
yer or stamps. Address REGAL SALES
AGENCY. p. o. Box 1888. Washington. D. C.
se7-7t
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NINE. TEANETl

MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Palmist, reads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 74o 9Th st. NV,
formerly at 1911 H 81. ne. au 23-35t
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MADAM EPPY,
PROF. BELMONT

Noted elairToyanr and palnist. Gives .drtcs
on business matters, love. health and family az
fairs Tells name Of your future husbans ~
wife. tells II one you love is true or tkse Wha,
part Of the country Is luekiest to YOU. What to
do to be successful in hfe LIS New Yo,k ,,.
nv. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read.
ings, 81 los pt
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

FOLDERS AND BINDERY
workers. must be experienced;
$3.50 week. HAYWORTH PUB.
HOUSE, 629 c st. NV. sep9-3t
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CURB MARKET.

Furnished By Sullivan & Co.. IN G str-e
northwest.
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LOST,
WANTED-AGENTS.

.eANDY-BIG PAYi ADVERTISE, MEN.
women Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac
tories in your home. snail room. anywhere: We
tel how and furnish everything: Erand oppor-
tuaity. CANDY HOUSE 1919 Ranstead st.
Philadelphia. Pa auast
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GOOD SALESLADY FOR MIL
liney. ZIMMERMAN. III
G st. sep7,9.ll
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED-5oo parents to
know that they are making a
serious mistake to let that boy
. or girl go to work before tax
ing at least three months
course at the Best Business
. College in Washington. No
other investment can equal
, the small sum necessary to
send them where they are
sure to begin a successful ca
reer. Call, phone or write for
full particulars
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
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YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
MEN

Ambitious 10 learn tbs street railway business
: are offered Psrnanent employment under good
working conditions
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED BUTrERINE SALESMAN;
BIZ opportunity for live wire. Apply Tuesday
4 n MORRIS & CO, CD St NV. scott
ATTORNEY WANTED TO PLEAD FOR IN
surance and compensation upon awardment
Of s. per month for partial and psrmenant dis
ability. Address PASQCE GENNOYARIO.
I rPnaofics Box L54S. Washington. D. c. ss9st
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

l75 CHURCH ST. Nw-NEAR DUPONT
Circle. vel furnished comfortable room: third
hoor mont se6tf