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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03
WATSON PARKER
& REESE AWARDED
UNIFORM CONTRACT

Watson. Parker & Reese were yes
terday given the contract for furnish
ing summer uniforms for men Of the
city police and IRE department. Uni
forms for policemen Will be Furnished
for $3S.S5 and for fire men $50 each.
There were but two bids. that Of
the firm to whom the contract was
awarded and OF the NJ. e o. Cloth
Ing Company. The decision was made
by Police Commissic ner Pou.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03

America. serving a. - A :
n,lots until the flight IS launched. anu
The three others Of the class WIN ne
set loose. one at time. Tor the ols
prize.
Nv an American dirigibie IS unde.
consideration by Navy Department
OFFICIALS, who plan to send lighter
than-air ship from Rockaway Field
TO san Diego. Cal. 1t is expected the
cruise will be undertaken soon. De-
cause hot weather diminishes the lit :
ing power OF dirisibles. and in a prof.
ect OF this magnitude it IS desired
that all conditions shall be as favor
abel as possible.
Has "Ca<" For Forty Hours.
The ship which win make the flight
win probably be the Co.'S. which car
ries gasoline enough for forty hours OF
flying. While it will be possible to
replcnish the supply at different sta
lions along the route. favorable winds
might readily give enough DRIFT DIS
lance to obviate that necessfty.
It Is proposed to follow the coaS'
tine a. far - possible In making ths
tranacontineutal Journey. the primary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-03
CIR rn,s QUIT "a woarH MONEY

GIT THis oUT-lTJ 10 WORTH MONEY
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose with Sc and mail II to Foley 4
Co.. 1856 Sheffield Ave-. Chicago. Ill.
You win receie In return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Conn
Foley kidney Piils for pain IN sides and
back: rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic. for constipation.
biliousness. headache. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-26

CtN1lNUED FROM PAGE ONE
to the effect that the opposition in
the Senate arose out OF personal
and political animosity to President
Wilson was simply amazing"
The Senator showed that the
league was opposed long before the
President did anything OF the thinEs
which aroused political opposition to
him. such as the appeal for the cleo
tion of Democratic candidates in the
election of November. 1918.
Opposed to All Leagues.
Senator Fletcher inquired whether
Senator Borah was opposed to any
league at all. The Idaho Senator re-
Piled that he was, and was opposed
TO the Franco-American alliance more
than TO the league. He added:
There can be no doubt whatever
as to my position. l Am standing In
favor of the policy of this government
as il has existed for the last $50 years.
1t is good enough for me. l am will
ing to take this government as il has
existed rather than submit it or en-
tangie it with any foreign powers.
There has been much discussion OF
the Monroe doctrine and of preserv-
ing II by reservations, but you cam
not preserve the Monroe doctrine II
Yeu surrender the policy of Washing
ton. 1t included the Monroe doctrine.
IL you NEEDLE in European affairs
and entangle yourselves with Euro
pean nations you cannot prevent Eu-
rope from coming here and interfer-
ing with our affairs. There is Just
one way to preserve the Monroe doc
trine and that Is to stay out of Eu-
ropean affairs and Asiatic affairs.
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YoUNG MAN DISCHARGED FROM sERy-
ice June "A desires position; has had hSs ysars
u thorough office experience hzDdling core
pondencs, bookkeeping and typing lz27 Conn.
ave NV. iul9u
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LEGAL NOTICES.
B1RRY N0aUN. ATTORNEY

IN THE sUPRMan COURT or THE DIS
trict Of Columbia Holding an Dhuity Ceaft.
Edward lsazc Rossnfsh. Lsta L. Rasfeld. and
John Rosenfeid. an infant. pstitonerA Dauity
No. zcc6. oRDER OF PUBLICATION. Ed
ward Isaac Ros0feld. Leta b Rapnfs,d and
John Rossnfeid. an infant. b. his next friend,
Edward !. Roseufeid. having hisd patitien
prayins for decree changing their namea to
Edward Johp Power. Ieta L. Power and Jean
Powo. and having applied to the Court for an
order Of pcbtcation Of the notice required b.
Law in snch eases. II 10. bs She Court, this Sth
day Of July. AID. lAs. oRDERED. that all
Persons concerned show eauss. II any thsrs Be.
on or before the 18th day Of August. AID. 1913.
why tho payers Of said petition should not BE-
granted; Provided. that copy Of this order b
published once . vcek for three consecutive veeka
before said day In Ths Washington Herald news
paper. WENDELL r. STAFFORD. Justice.
trae copy. Test: tsesD. ]. r. YOUNG.
Clerk By r. Z CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clssk.
juakauS,s
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FUNERAL DESiGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Token,
Artisue-sIpruare-ineIp
Guide Bros. Co. I2I4F Stree,
fronpt auto deliver ssrne&
.Aua
DIED..

CoLHoUN-Suddenly on Thursday.
July q, 1873, at Arundel-on-the-
Bay, j. ROSS, beloved nd Of
Martha d. Colhoun.
Funeral from the Chapel Of W. r.
Speare Co, No. 1905 H street north
west, on Saturday. July es. 1918. at
10 a. m.
MORAN-On Wednesday. July 3, 1919,
at GEORGETOWN University Hospital.
PATRlCh T. MORAN. Jr., be-
loved son OF Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
T. Moran, 1727 Columbia road.
Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart
Church. Saturday, July 8, at 3
o'clock a. m. Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
PAPPAS-Suddenly on Thursday
morning. July "a. 1919, at 1915.
Rose Pappas (nee Jones), at the
home of her mother. Mrs Brown,
1i0 Massachusetts avenue north
west. Funeral service at St.
Aloysius Church. North Capitol
and l streets. Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock.
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WILSON SURE TO TOUR
u. S. NEXT MONTH In
INTEREST OF LEAGUE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
publican Senators TO confer with
him. He saw Senators Warren and
Spencer yesterday. but il was in
timated there were no other sp-
pointments in view.
Expects Jap Statement.
The President confidently be-
lieves a comprehensive statement
from the japanese government on
the Shantung matter will be de-
livered to him within a few days.
he told Senator Spencer.
II Is believed this explanation
from japan. when il does come.
will show that the award made by
the Peace Conference is not so OBJ
jectionable. as it has been repre-
sented to be: that IL will greatly
clarity the situation and also be
satisfactory to the Chinese repre-
sentstives
Has Five Reservations.
Senator Spencer submitted to the
President five reservations to the
league of nations. which he said must
be adopted IL the treaty is TO be rati-
fed.
The President, told Spencer he was
deeply interested in the reservations
and said they would receive his earn
est consideration.
The three reservations which Sens-
tor Spencer said were cardinal" 8"
would assure the right of this country
TO deal with domestic questions such
as tariff and immigration without eX-
ternal interference; insure observance
of the Monroe doctrine. and definitely
declare II to be the sole night OF Con-
sress 10 determine any future military
action.
The two other reservations tire Sem
ator urged are that America declare
her right 10 withdraw from the
league at any time without question.
and that she express regret for tbs
Shantung settlement and express hope
for speedy reconsideration and ad-
justmeht
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$ ss.A Of w..Ainrsa n. Rev. b. t.

bteH01>oQ-
Martin = Bsard- .. and Izaiie NJ yo.ss u
hoeh q Washinstea. Toe Rev. r. A Walsh.
hnmft W. csrta. q, and Cars NJ. Jeakins.
u. both q Wsshingsea. The Res. J. y. BnsTs.
Gurden O Ashton. IS. and Jeanne n. Halford.
y. both d Washington. fhs Rer. C. A. shreve.
Caaries q LcsteI q. and Rssas T. Bellin. =.
both o Washington Tue Rev. r. L. Brovnins.
Henry J, MshopRJ. q. and Has q Pescock.
u. both u Washington Ths Rev l. o. Bskr.
Edward y. Jacobs. 2. Of washinstoa. and
Pisrens D Bebenck. q. q chicaso. IN Ths
Rev. A. L Bayrowk
Dassne .. scsnIou. n q wsshinrsna, and
ha.ei Q. Hedsr. q. Of DsiiAa Tea. TIE Rev.
G. y. TbonaS
Jossrh L Harmnn. q. and Lilie L yoist.
.. 10Th OF Washington. The her J. Fletcher.
hoost J. Riehsrdsoa. "a. and Aha c. NsIley.
y. both o washington TIE R<r. u n B4zbg.
Prank Y. schwatzsr. % and GensEi<ve o.
Wynooop. =. both Of washinStoa- The Rev.
Y. N. Mot
COLOkEDL
Csrno smith. = Of Corbins Va. and
E>nma Moore. "a. Of Ingernec, Va The Rev.
J. N. WAldrun.
jake p. Pister. 2. and Sadie wheelsT, is,
both Of Washington The Rev. A. J. rSler.
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INSPECTOR HIDES
OFFICIAL REPORT UPON
BOATS HE DISABLED"
CONFINED FROM PAGE ONE

reporter had seen Il there ana heard
a clerk remark that Mr.. UhIer hsd
seen II, the Supervising Inspector Cen
eral then said the report was not yet
ready for the public. He said that Il
might be ready Monday.
Mr.. Jhler deprecated the fact that
the inside story OF the discontinuance
OF service OF The Penn and The
Lord Baltimore had been kent from
the public. He said he believed there
had been hysteria.
II was called TO his attention that
these steamboats, had been per-
mitted TO continue their rchedules
throughout the summer thcr,r might
have been repetition Of the Chica 60
Eastland tragedy here.
Refreshing his mcmor,, from verb Al
reports given him BY his sEents, Mr..
thler recalled that The Penn and
The Lord Baltimore had been A.,
service sixteen years.
Says He Wants High STANDARD,
He said both The Penn ana The
Lord Baltimore must either be bal
lasted more or have their present
balance rearranGcd IN order TO main
tain a high standard under ali con
cItions OF navigation"
Both steamers bsve been in the
service on the Sorfoik-w ashington
route since May q. They are sup
posed to be capable OF carrying sp-
proximately 100 eXcursionists on 4
regular trin.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
BENJAMIN and Mary Seifeld. boy.
Angelo and Adeline Palma, hoy.
james l.. and Carrie II. Pratt, girl.
Theodore and Diana rsprsS girl.
Moyrs and Rose Stein. sirl.
Antonio and Antonina Troispo, giri.
Morris and Sarah Wolf, girl
Vance L. and Marion Wilson. boz
John S. and Mary L. Moutsine boy.
Sylvester and Jessie johnson girl
Max and Yctta Harrison, GIRL
Simon and Either Herson. girl
Rubin and Ietta Gsuderson. hny.
VIM. A. and Dorothy A. Fields. girl.
Andrew J. and Bridget l.. DNrran, boy.
JnseIh and Helen V. Dillon. hoy.
Maurice ]. and Johanna NJ. Cronin. boy
Arthur W. and Caroline c. Crsndsll, girl.
George A. and Ethel Buswell. girl
Eusene +. aud May T. Brinklsy, girl.
C0L0RED.
shelton ard Elbertz Hilby
Charles &. and Viola Ford, boy
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St. Elizabeth's Patients
To Hold Big Field Day

A midsummer meeting for the SOL
dier and sailor patients at St. Eliza
beth's Hospital will be held today on
the hospital grounds.
Arrangements for the meet have
been made by the Laymen's Service
Association, Trinity Community
Church and the War Camp Com
munity Service.
Prizes of wrist watches. games.
toys and cigars will be given the
winners in the various contests.
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AUCTION SALES.

quarters Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
meut Of the District Of Columbia. July u 1919
Notice Is hereby given that will cell at public
auction. at the establishment Of David Notes
s5 Louisianl ave. NV, on Saturday. July q.
1919 at 10 O'Clock .. N. lost, stolen and
abandoned property delivered to ne By the Met
ropoiitan Police Of the District Of Columbia. and
not called for b5 the owners, a. contemplated BY
law. This property consists Of bicycisa. clothing
and miscellaneous goodS A schedule in detail
of the property to 10 sold will b found posted
in the otiee Of the Chief Clerk At Police Head.
quarters. EDWIN B. HEsSE Chief tAlsu
Propertyl Clerk. Metropolian Polies. D. C.
juA-t
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PIPE line LOSS
BEGAN TROUBLE,
SAYS WILLIAMS
Comptroller Claims Riggs
Bank Resented Custer
From Treasury.

Secretary McAdoo's refusal to grant
the Riggs National Bank special priv
ileges was the cause Of the anita Eonisrr
by bank oficlalS toward the Treas
ury Department. John skelton Win
Jams told the Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency yesterday.
Williams stated that the first clash
between the Treasury Department ana
the bank came when Secretary Mo
Adoo Issued a press statement ex-
planning the expulsion Of a clerk Of /.
the Riggs Bank from the once Of the
Comptroller of the Currency.
Prior to the Wilson administrs,
tion." the witness stated. ''ofcisIs
OF the Riggs Bank were at homsf
in the Treasury Building and were
able to secure information unobtsin-
able by national banks throughout the
county. 1t was the breaking Of this
pipe line that caused the trouble. a
No Personal Enmity. y
The Comptroller branded as fals<.
statements OF previous witnesses TO
the effect that the hostility Of his
office toward the bank was due 70
personal enmity between himself and
Milton L. Allies and W. }. Flather.
officers OF the bank. a.
He stated that prior TO the trouble
with the bank the two men had been
strangers to him. and that his reis-
tions with the only oflcer with when
he was acquainted. President Glover.
had been friendly.
Whatever action il was my duty
to take toward the bank" he de-
clared. had absolutely no connection
with any Of the bank officials"
Has Sent ITs to Prison.
Williams stated that during hiS tenn
Of office as Comptroller Of the Cur
rency he has sent l7S bank ofaciaIs
throughout the country TO prison for
violations of the law.
1t has never been charged" he
said, that In any case / was infu-
enced by my personal relations with
these men
Criticism of the aoninistration OF
the affairs OF the First National
Bany, of Uniontovn. Fa-. BY previous
witnesses before the committee. was
answered by John A. Straun. receiver
for the bank at the time of its fail
ure, and John S Wendt. counsel for
Straun
The witnesses produced affidavits OF
business men OF Uniontown covering
the sale of the bank real estate BY the
Treasury officials, declaring the trans
action 10 have been just and fair to
the officers OF the bankrupt bank
The Comptroller Will resume the
stand this morning TO complete his
, reply 10 Frank J. Hogan, attorney for
the Riggs Bank
The Washington herald., 1919-07-26
MRS BOSWELL

PALMISr AND CLAIRVOYANT
Gives advtos on business mAtters, love health
and family Snairs: tells II the one you love /,
true o. false; what part of the country is luck.
iest &c you: what TO do to be successful in life:
gives you dates and facts In life aud what /,
nappening without asking a single question; she
does not tell to please. but reads just as the
hand indicates; tells you the planets you vers
born under. the lucky and unlucky planets; when
and whom you will marry; settles and explains
love. family trouble. marriage. speculation, in
testment transactions Of all kinds; in fact no
matter what your hope. fear or ambition come to
this noted palmist and and help: there Is no
need for anyone to be unsuccessful or unhappy;
no matter what the cause. her advice removes ali
trouble; she guarantees satisfaction. Reading.
81 % no Ith st. NV. iu8Tt
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Auto Turns Turtle; One Killed.

Ashcville. y. c. July Zone per-
son was killed instantly and nve
others injured when an automobile
turned turtle early today a short Dis
tancc from this city. Francis Hyatt.
of Waynesville. lost his life.
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-Four Boys Die MysteriousIy.

Mound Valley, Kan, July 23.-Four
boys. ranging in age from to Ia
years, children of George NJ. Hoke,
have died in the last three DAYS.
The cause OF their death bafles half
a dozen physicians.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-26
MADAM EPPY,

EU1PTTAN FNLMIBf.
Reads your life from cradle to grave: her POW.
~, are wonderful; indspItabls advice; clear in
tormation concerning love, oourship, marriage
md divorce; both neh and poor hnd council
,oually bsnefciai and interesting: you sfe wiser
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
rusrsnteed; permsnntly' located: hours, . a. m.
"a PA. AVE. NV,
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MADAME ALLEN
PALMlsT AND CLAIRvOYANf.
M Y STREEr n IN

~ STREET n W
Guarantees to Rad your entire life past. rre,-
ent and future; gives tue advice On business,
love. health and family ahsirs tells the name
Of your future husband O. wife: and chat to
do TO be suceessful in hfe; one visit will nay
you for your mary dissppointmsnts 10 others
she viii remove all obstacles and tell ycu how
10 win and hald the one you desire; she gives
sdyics On all important snsirs Of life; readings
20: no one In trouble turned away money o.
money. les SW
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Frank L. Haylicek - ycars. L S Naval Hos
Ffances E. Hoover. rs. lSs Q s.. nv.
Charles T. Sawyers. 81 l7le Wis. ave NV
Thomas Digs. .. Garfield Hospital
Elizabeth X. Brady. s. seS Huntington ST. NV.
paniefJ. Kelly. IS, Prosideaee Hospital.
Rose NJ. Pappas % 10 Md. ave. nv.
Lizzie A. Draper. g.. II 9Th st. ne
Della Hine Mertz 20. Sac 18th Place, Cleve
land Park.
Vim. Suthan l. Co X 81. re-
Fannie A. Walter, 81. 1854 q St ne.
Mamie 0'Cehsar. mon.. rs fnd ST. nA
COLORED.
Elitte T. Early. 81 81. Elizabeth's Hosptal.
cambridge O'Neal. 81, Ic0 Blagdcns court.
Thomas Armsted. a 1904 Sh st. nv.
Randall Neal. q Ho:ueo. Hosat
David Eetter. mon, 94 ist St
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE
John A. Smith. 3h Of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Allie Martsin. 20, Of Love Va. The Rev. J..
II. Jefries
George II. Emmons. &. and Msg X. Huneh.
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Bsyhs. Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS.
REAL ESTATE. I
CABIN JOHN PARK
Attractive SUBURBAN HOMES.
]. S. TOMLNSON
IA SOUTHERN BLDG. N. fals
cod NJ
CLAlRVOYANTS.
NINE. JEANETT

Guarantees to reed your entire hfe.I cast. nrs,-
snt and future. Sh4 asks no questions. Int h.
fore you utter . word che tslls shat you called
far. namss Of triendA snenia; tsIls hon to
gain sucecr tn busines. heahL. eomtship mar
riass. divorce tells you what part Of the world
WIN b saecesaai for you: advisrs how to gain
and bod . good posaaon; she tells II the ops
you love % tsus or false Are you in troubiei I
Do you ind the one you have hestoweo your
trust and affection upon acting cool and in
different toward youf She win remove ali OBJ
stacies and tall yea bow to win and hold the
oos Joa dsasre. She seunitss the separated. 10
satss absent friends Or relatiteA Rezdins, ii "a
80 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
fshats PsriorA Opp saks 4 Co
olrS
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms

Mt. VERNON INN-79 Mt. VERNON
TSace: large. cool rooms; hall room. ju3-3t
YOU ST Nw.-DEsIRABLE SOUTH
room: second floor; private family; references
ucbanged: reasonable. ju8.8.9
FHREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: EN-
tire second hoor; gas for light and cooking;
easonable Apply los Seaton place NV ju2s-t
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ROOM AND BOARD.

:OLLEGE WOMEN DESIRING C0NGENIAL
home; excellent food are inVited to make ap-
,hcation to Miss UNDERWOOD, Manager A.
:. A. House. SOs st. NV During summer
ransient as well as permanent guests accom-
nodated- ju3%u
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH
ington. d. c.. July g. 1919. Sealed proposals
will be received at this ofice Room 500, until
O'Clock p M, August ls 1878, for furnishing
and delivering to the District Of Columbia Water
DEPARTMENT FIVE hundred t5Ool hveeishths ~
inch water metesA SpsGhestous and foem OF
rrorosal nay be etsained upon application to
the Purchasing Ofhcer. d. C.. Room 40 Dis
trict Building LOUIS BROwNLow, W.
iWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES W. KUTz
Commissioner. d. G iuS.1,3
DEPARTMHSr OF THE INTERIOR. GOV
ernneat Fuel Yards. Bureau Of Mines, wash
inston. d. C.. July q. 1919 Sealed proposals
ia duplicate, will be received un To Friday noon.
August l. 1919. for the wood requirements Of the
District and Federal Governments for the period
from August 3. lss, to jung % lsa The g.
timated requirements are tmore oc lessl cords
2piece oak: II cords 3piece oak; 8 cords oak
long: = cords oak. 8. 4 s. 800 cords pine, loag; ;
30 cords pine, s & s.; and 6 cords spiece
pine. Specifications nay be had hS addressinx
the Chief Engineer. Government Fuel Yards
Room l9,. Interior Department Building, Wash
ington. d. C. M8x
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District d Columbia. Washington, ID. C., July
p, 1919. Sealed proposals will be received st
the Office Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Com.
missicners. Room 500. District Building until !
O'Clock y. m. on August 10 1919 for recon
structing portion Of the Canal Wall west Of
the Aqueduct Bridge. Forms Of prorp.als speci-
hestion and necessary information may b. OBJ
tsined from the Chief Clerk OF the Engineer De-
partment. Room q. District building washipa-
ton, D. &. LOUIS BROwNLOw. w GwYNN
GARDNER CHARLES w KUTZ Comui,-
sioners, d. O. JUS y q, ,n.Naul
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MADAM IGNORE,

Giftsd eiair'oyant and medium. can b con-
suited On all stiairs Of life where others f,il
Ahe soeceeda Her advice Is good, Try her. No
rosss vo<k Or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true Satisfaction guaranteed. OF.
Zee II ll.h st. NV. two doors north of Palu
ROYAL store Hours. II a- m To p NJ iul-sot
MRS. NARY sHOEMAKER, SPIRITUAL
and card reader, SIS n st.. NV. No:tb
HS. Hours. l; .. N. TO D. m ua-u
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DON'T HESITATE

Come early and avoid the rush.
Get these tires now. Guaranteed
for 5000 miles. Absolutely 6rst..
m asropds
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BELMONT.

lioted cisirsoyant and palmis. Gives advice
on business matters love. health. and family A.
faia Tells name Of your future husband o.
wife. U.S. II one you love Ia true or false What
part Of the r,uns-y b luekisSt to you What to
do to b succxssiul in Lie rzIs N. a.. 49,
Next door to Masonic Temple. Rsadinss. 81
jeS91
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

T4NTED-BOARDERs; GO0D PLACE AND
water. Apply at once. NAY GARRISON.
Lox 10 Herald oncs. ju66
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MADAM KASKO

-psYpTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; rlILs
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: Sara.
ca sth IT. NV. uyS~
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WANTED-ROOMs.

AN AND WIFE. BOTH EMPLOYED DE.
sire two or three unfinished rooms for light
cusekeeping b. August /; not over SO or IS
nrtheast or southeast preferred a2 A st. ss
juf2t
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PALMlSTRY,
ralmistIy is a recosniled science. and
RlZPAH ELDON.

Is known - one Of its greatest exponents Hun
drsds visit this remarkable woman daily; COM
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only 81. Reception parlor ne.
rorner Of sth and G nv. Entrance 9Th st
Hourn 10 q m to n M IeM0r
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MADAME VICTORIA.

rhs nneu paimiu ana eiairvoyanI- Car I'd.
We, busiuess. family Affairs, love and narrnsea
Can tell you thu name VI future Husband III Wife,
Can tell you the secrs Of being successful; hcw
10 AVOID trouble and hew to svos6 evil inhneuea
sstistactiou guaranteed or no cnarcs. Eutraucs
a tth st spl2aox
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CEALO PARKER

Arc you in trouble? Save time and money by
consulting natural-born clairvoyant that Divine
Providence has seen ft TO bless with remarkable
talents: she asks no questions hu. will tell you
about business love or marriages. and what to do
to-be successful in life; overcomes evil influence
give luck days and numbers: you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her: satisfaction or no
charges; rsadins. 81. lAl st NV: between
llfh and l3th stS
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Situations Wanted, Male & Female

TENOGR4PHER AND BoOKKEEPER,
competent. 10 take charge Of small set Of books:
alary to start. SIS per month: come ready TO
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MADAME ZEII-A A

Genuine Egyptian Palmist. II
in doubt of love, business or fam.
lily affairs, consult Madame ZelIa.
6l5 9TH St. N. W.
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MADAME STANLEY
PALMISTRY.

open book; satisfaction guaranteed; give her a
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