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INDIGNANT PROTEST
m HERE EXPECTED TO
PREVENT PARADlNG

IGontinued From First PagcD
ing easily distance OF FIVE miles.
From Monument Avenue. where the
line started, to Capitol Square, where
the men turned to go westward, is
Approximately thirty-seven squares
City distances figured sixteen squares
TO tho milo made tho first leg Of the
long hike considerably moro than two
miles.
station Emergency Hospital Busy.
Reports OF fatalities from the heat
were rife during all OF Friday night
but wero without foundation. Late
saturday every man had fully rccov-
cred, and Madri was the only one still
being treated.
Most OF tho men who fell out were
from tho Three Hundred and Eigh-
teenth Infantry. who were required to
proceed on to Broad Street Station to
entrain for Camp Lee after the parade.
When the line halted at Harrison and
Broad the men eagerly sought the
shade OF the freight warehouse 10 go
out Of the heat. At the station prac-
tically everyone lay on the grass or
sought some place to rest. Many were
carried into the emergency hospital in
the station. which was kept busy treat
ing men for more than an hour and a
half.
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TURK LEADERS DURING
WAR HAVE DISAPPEARED
Enver Pashn and rnlaHt Pasha Arc
beina Hunted by British for
Their Crimes.
fBy Associated Press.l

LONDON. May 3l.-Thc whereabouts
Or Gnver rasha and Taiaat rasha. tho
leaders OF the Turkish Governmcn,
GG!!ng the war. is not known. but the
British government is taking steps to
nrlnE them TO account. Cecil HARMS
WMortn. tndersecretary OF State for
Foreign aNairS, announced tin tho
ilousc OF Commons today. MI Harms-
worth said he understood provision
requiring the surrender OF Enver and
laiaat would be included in the peace
treaty with Turkey.
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Rotterdam from France today, deserves
a rest. For many months she enter
tanned tho A. e. +. going from one
corner of tho country to tho other
wherever the American lads were to
Zoo found. singing hn HOSPITALS and
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URGE PEOPLES BANKS
Campaign to he wased to Obtain
What VIII Meet Needs OF Small
Investors.
tBy Associated rress.]

ISS .<SsOCIatcd FTcSS.I
NEW YORK. May Si.-A campaign
TO bring about organization in every
state Of peoples banks" designed to
meet the needs Of balorers, salaried
men. small businessmen and farmers,
was planned at a meeting here today
business mon.
y committee WAS appointed to work
law authorizing the banks. which
would DO operated on Principles sim
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GOMPERS SEEKS PROBE
"sres Governor OF Georgia Askinr
Ihht shooting OF Textile Workers
DC Investigated.
tpy Arsociatcd pr.ul

WASH1NGTON. May 3l.-presiden,
81 Labor. asked Governor DorseT, 81
georgia: IN TELEGRAM today. 10 order
members OF the Textile W;orkers ~
Nmerica at Columbus recently land
mat those responsible be brought he.
fore the bar OF justice" 'o
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ELSIE JANIS WILL REST
Returns From France After Fifteen
Months of Service Among
American Soldiers.

NEW YORK, May 31.--"And now I'm
tired. I'll say. And I am going back
to Tarrytown and put my feet on the
mantlepiece and rest
And Elsie Janis. who returned on the
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Deaths.

5GIBBONEY-Died al tho h oIT,,- NJ
uother;, sse2 Park Axenue. MAY 81, ls ~
~ $40 T.. III. John r. GlbboIts, g.
the twcnty-th!rd year Of his az. IT, ~, IL
iesXss TO mourn hih loss. his mother Mrs
isses Marie \. and f.ouisc f. '''''fS'
Funerai from the residence this after
noon At o'clock. Friends and scciIa ~, .
anees invited 10 attend. lntern,ent HOLY.
HCRTT.--Die st the residencc OF her .1.
TOR: Mrs. G. c. Spain. IG Eas, Marsh II
4htrset. ThWsdsy morning. May 20 0isdvs
e. HURT. Encteen yetrs old She w.r liz
the sister Of Mrs Howard Moore. Of hTes
Funeral ,eruces were held A, 81, M.rk,,
Snurcs, niehmond. Va. IntcrmCn, wss
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liar to those governing tho Massa.
chusetts Credit Union.
Members OF the committee on legls.
lation include Governor T. w. Beckett
of North Carolina
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1FHNuHa@uNu Hn&@ NMn5u NRHuEHMNWUMUF1w
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS

Victoria, Z. C.-Premier Oliver. OF
British Columbia, paid respects 70
Secretary Daniels as L. 5. S. New
Mexico anchored here amid booming
cannon
Iouisville.-Block Of warehouses Or
Ohio River gutted by fire, which cost
several hundred thousand dollars.
Boston.-FiTst American fleet sub
marine breaks speed record for beT
class. making 2J.g2 knots on surface
in official test.
London.-Bolshevik wireless com
munique claims surrender OF re
naming Kolchak forces, totAling
49, 900 for the week and some Brit
ish troops.
Tacoma Newspapers resume
publication as striking printers re-
turn to work without realizing de-
mands for higher pay.
HalifaL-"AgroUnd OF St PEuls
Island, but not seriously endsn-
gered" is report on Str. Chilston-
from Charlotte for Glasgow.
New York--Market Commissioner
Day investigates alleged prOhteer-
ing by women reported 70 have
bought army stores and resold to
wholesalers.
Mexico City. - Secretary Lluis
Cabrera reiterates formal announce
ment Carranza will not seek nor ao-
Cept reelection
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NINE. SHERA,

PhrenJogist and Business Adrlser. gives truth
ful advice on all Affairs Of life.
She was born with strange and remarkable pow
er-po~er not meant to crafty the idle CURIOUS,
but to direct, sdnse and help men and women
who are in trouble and doubt concenlng which
step TO take in life to better themselves.
Before undertaking anything Of any tmFpftanoe.
consult one who can properly advise you Good
advice. in time, often saves much anxiety and
trouble Consult her to-day. Tomorrow may be
too tate Advice on Health, Love. Marriage.
Business and Mining Ventures. No one in trUl-
BILE turned away. Sees every one. lll3 18th st
NV Ofice hours q m tn p. IN
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ACROSS THE SALT SEAS.

Tokyo. - japanese troops police
Seoul. Korea hunting ring OF plot
ters who failed in attempt to assasi-
nate Baron Saito.
Paris.-Monarchisric plotters ar
rested st Prague include Prince
Fran< Tobkowitz and Prince Fried
rich LObkOwitz.
an a va d or. -Revolutionary
forces close in on TeCUcigaIa- capital
Of Honduras following capture Of
Santa Barbara and Yucatan
Paris.-Turks revolt in Thrace, pro-
testing American plan to maintain
Bulgarian rule there
Paris.-Red Cross investigators at
Poltava wire American farmers
needn't fear competition from UF-
raine bumper wheat crop because
of heavy domestic demand
London.-Arthur Henderson, Ia
Dor leader. reelected to Commons
although defeated last winter.
London. - German gold worth
f44, 100000, reported to have ar
rived here in payment for food
stu1s-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHIT

WHITE
IsUssell Harry DOYLE SC Of Indianapolis and
r. Marguerite Thompson. 2 q this city. TIE
ReT. EuSene 4 Hannah
Harry J Wilson, a. Of Jackson. Mjch-, and
Virginia A. Thornton. &. Of BrO~ntOvp- Va
The Rev Howard I. stewart
Alfred :. Iohnsrn. jr.. 2, and LAlhAn A Sey.
mour. q, both Of this city. TIE Rev. Hr-.-d
Stewart.
Waltz S. Gries. =. and Mary ssrca, Petsrs.
q, both q tins city. The Rev. JGmes She-a
Montgomery
James 4 BOnsou. .. o. Fall Rive. Mas.
and Annie T. Coleman. %. Of Some-set Mas.
The Rev, :. C. Zezle
Frank o Dewey. 2. L. S A. and KIthryu
Louise Warne-. = of Detroit The Rev. Ttns
L Dars
Alfred Hansen. D, Of this caty. and julia Ro=e
Cameron. =. q Brooklyn, y Y. TIE Rev X.
Il Hsnse-.
Roy l. Boil z. Of Avon, III, and Banch N
Postin- ., also Of Avon TIE Rev. G. Eli.
Williams
John Aoysus smith z. q worc,s.sr, M,~.,
and Elizabeth DAVIS q, q this city Tns Rev
Eugene Hannah
Nicholas J. SoOtelsIo. >. Of S- Iut City
and c. OornicE Corson. Ie o, Brooklyn n 7
William Il Tyre- 9. and Gladys F Mechen
8 both Of this city. The Rev Ch.rle E
Fultz
Ralph c Kennedy. 8. q M.rtel Ohio, and
Ehel Nira Ford. &. q Sruth DzkosA n,
Rev James Harvey Durham
OODORED.
John IhrulsS. 81 and Rosy Wes, G. both o,
Rockville. Nd. TIE Rev wiIlizn A Jc-eS
Mo-ris Hawkins ls. 1nd Rartria Brown Is
both Of this city The Rev RoSr-t Ande-srn.
Sterling n Grecn. .. and Periine BrzrtOn- .
both Of Richmond. Va. TSe Rev. A S.yl-A
Albert Only. S, ot this city. and s1sie H.ttis
Onlye, =, Of Bsrnes1ne Nd The Rev Ssnue
J. Boyd
Louis N. Baker. v. and Beatre N Davis. )
both Of this city The Rev. William n Battle
Richard 7 Day. Is. and Ida Bere Adams Is
both Of this city The Rev. Thontoo Pxzkr
Jos H Smith, %, and ADJ NJ Brown Z
both OF this city. TIE Rev wn. J. HCyz-d
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Cniz-o. Sept - g. HOGS - Rr-pcS. s.Gr
slow; unrVvnly steady % Sc h.El- than yes-
terdHy's Gvc7zEe: heary. l6ODl-7.75. DesirIn.
l6TS~lS-S; light l6TSsls %; Be71t hEstS $50
E-75; h-zvy 1sSdnE soWS. s1lOr-h. r nEI5.7 ;
packing s1Es. rO1Eh a AOoalt >; us g 5llLT g
CATTLE - ResiptS 5.op; u-ssctled, be-i
s1eerN. ulsdium and hsvy weight. ct0lor AMI
pine, Is -5al7 50: medium AID Food II 0csl5 %
cmmor. stall 90: light t-We5Elt root Eu5 choice,
Is 7Jal7-7S; e1mm11 and mrd lH- snoal- %
butchc- ztte hefeS 650sl+ >: cJvs. q -
Is 50; cznnes and cltte-s, b.Sll5.25. vaaI Gzlres
light and hAndy-Weight SoOoSl- %. rrslF- sNcrs
7.Ooal2 3: socfcT seS 65a1n0r- Wrsur-l
rzngc. bee s,s-z, &ns-Sn; oJss and hsifeS
6 5zl20
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Re>spts lo.UQ
seady; lambs, n pounds down. u 0S-7 y clLs
and cuuno1, sooSlS7S: yezriing w-lhs-s. b-Sla
n5: e~es, msdirm- Food and GlonE 7.OoaS s.;
oils and conmou 23S6A
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Striking Phone Girls
Fight Non-Unioh Foes

Jacksonville, Fla. Sept IL
Southern Bell Telephone operators
today were nursing bruises.
scratches and grievances. all Eus-
tained in a fierce battle royal staged
in front Of the telephone building
yesterday by non-union and union
girls, who have been on strike for
several months
The girls tore at each others
clothes. pulled hair. scratched and
slapped faces until the police
stopped them Several girls were
partially disrobed before the police
arrived.
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$1,000.

Near ast and @ sts. nv. Beautiful
1ick stucco house containing fourteen
poms, hot water heat Very good condi-
ion, corner Of alley. This house is oc-
upied By owner who will give immediate
,ossrSion. y particularly well adapted
or boarding and roominz house, being
within essy Walking distances Of War, Navy,
Treasury and other government depart
nsnta Income from rooms rented, sA7
~ mouth Furniture, house and ruomers
al for son. $1,000 cash. Balance easy
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5000.

AIhspo St nv. Yery nice semt-defschsd
ar room home. stnam heat, r.s. lot DIr1
fss<, bm. sD cash, possibly los
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

druggist-it is a blood tonic that
will purify your blood and cause a
most decided abatement Of your
trouble, and finally make you en-
tirely well. Fifty years ago s S.
S. was discovered and given to sur
fering mankind. During this Pc
riod il has proven its remar lCRble
curative properties as q blood pur1-
fer and tonic, and has relieved
thousands of cases Of disease
caused by poor or impure blood
You can be relieved. but you
must take S. s. s. Take Il II
only pimples appear, for they de-
note bad blood, and may be fol-
lowed bv the sUfferings from tor
turing skin eruptions. Therefore.
be sure. Don't take chances, don't
use lotions. II youfs is a special
case, write for expert medical ad-
vice, Address Medical Director, iSS
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga-<dJ.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Frznk and Eiz.beth Williams. boy
Fred @. and Esther L. wren. giri
James J. and hAbel B. Waters, girl
George b and CeleliA R. Robinson, On
MAYNARD and SSr1h NJ Orundo-Ur, giri twin,
Wm. H and Ruth Z Lott, boy
Charles B. and SUSIE A. Love, Erl.
Asm J. and Abbie Lzuer, boz.
Harvey W. and Emma F1ournoy, CIR
Thomas @. and Dorothy G. BoVden, girl
John Z and Fr1nos LAP. Burte, gid.
CGDDRED
John ". and Viola L Sesoo, Gin
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" America For Me-" Says .
Deported Belgian

New York. Sept 1a-Mike GIhooaey.
the Belgtan-Irish boy. IA years old
who slowed away four times 20 come
TO America which be wants 20 nialrv
his home has again been deputsR
He if on the transport Henderson, to-
day, on the return trip 20 Brest. bot
he left with the assurance 70 the I'M
migration officials that he wfn re-
turn.
"Youn see me again he shouted
from the steamer. "Tu keep right
on coming back II I have TO keep up
this stowaway game for the next ten
years, cause I'm going 70 be an
American citizen America for rpe!-
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S. S. S. Clears Skin Of Euphons,
Drives Poison from the
System.

Get il fixed in your mind that
skin eruptions, Scrofula- Eczema
burning, itching skin, and all skin
diseases are due entirely to impure
and affected blood. II the trouble
was on the outside of the skin, by
simply washingand keeping IT clear
you could obtain relief-not even
ointments, lotions. and salves
would be necessary Agree with us
in this belief, and your trouble
can be relieved-you can be en-
tirely restored to health. s. S. S.
it, a purely vegetable treatment
that you can secure from your OWE
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE
Thomas G. Biruh, p year lSS "a St -
Reuben Reynolds. "a, St Eiz2beth's Hospttal
Dorothy BOstEiCk. H. PrTidencs Hospital.
Gcorge Bender, IS, L. : Soldiers Home Hos
May A Ilnkins. g. lg5 G 81 nv
Dom Adle-, s.. Wash Asylum Hospital
joseph Guirreda mos, Childrru's Hos1tsl
Infant ot Reno and George 5. McDon.ld, L
our, ri Nichols ave Congress Heghtz
COLORED
Alberta Con, Is Z.S sth 81 nv.
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MRS. BOSWELL,

PALMIST AND CLAIRNOYANT.
Gives advice on buxness matters. love. health
and family affairs: tells II the one you love Is
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
pssed in life and what is happening, without
asking a single question. She does not tell TO
please. but reads Just the hands indicate
tells you tho planets you were born under, the
lucky and unlucky planets; when and whom you
will marry; settles and explains love. family
trouble, marriAgp. divorce, health. lawsuits.
speculations, investments, transactions Of all
kinds In fact. no matter what your hope, fear
or ambition. come to this noted pslmist and ind
help There is no use for anyone TO be unsuc-
cessful or unhappy. No matter what the cause
her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees
Satisfaction Readings, 500 10 Tth st. nv. be
twcen @ md II sts. sall-It
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sev Yot- Sep. l2-BCTTER- r
rrzulV: slted and unsalted frosh G|zT1eJ
eIrraA 51z6piz. do. frsJs. 5sa52. Do. hisIeT
than eItrzS- 56s6liA STATE dairy rlhs. AS
CHEESE Nz-ket irregular S-ztn vl1lr MID
specials. 5la5iz. do. fancy. y0zE do. lrTe
Erades ns-9. WrSolCSn whole mjlE fEE-
young ArnelcaS 1aSI4; stair, ssiI1s spezIls
lznH; do choice TTAl9s; do fair 70 Eo1z-
1916; do l,-e- E7zdes I4I1
EGGS-ALa-izrt ir7vculST Ses-bv fanJ. n
IS; DO. brown. CAS-; eTuzS. Ea5. trsts. EaJL
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
MADAME ALLEN
WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AND

WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AND
CLAIRyOYANT
Guarantees TO rad your entire life, past, pres
ent and future gives true advice on business.
love, and health. md family afairs; tells the
name Of your future husband or wife. and what
to do To be success in life; tells you what
business is most lucky for you and what part Of
the world will be more successful for you; ad-
Tises how to gain and hold a good position; she
tells il the one you love is true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the Of your
choice; brings the separated together: makes
happiness between man and wife; she tells you
the secrets OF being happy and successful in any
thing you take in hand; her advice win remove
all obstacles and evil influence. One visit 70
Madam Allen will repay you for disappointments
in all others: satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge.
Special Readings, $l.00
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LE--puol SspS n-OoS4on Opssd n a.
demand Pres nrn Sales. 500; run-DEs,
p LOO including IN Ams=izz- Good MD
eling, HS; mlddlins. r-S F'lfu-es o1s7rd
stBzdy.
At E-S An-1czn u1Sdd tinx tKiT y p. E0ub
r1iddlins 6s5; fully mi6dins. las: mi1dlLnL
J. e lev mid6tnG- I6oO; god o-iuzEy, lAS.
o7iius-y. LIZ
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Vote to Reject Wage Agreement.

Detroit Sept 1.-THE Brother
hood of Railway Maintenance OF
Way Employees, in convention here
today, voted to reject the proposed
wage agreement between the gov
ernment and the maintenance Of
way men and the other railway
brotherhoods.
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHf you CAN
have It Gail at l72S 7th St NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
mhl -gr
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u. S. Banker. Reported IN Germany.

Berlin. Sept R-An increasing num-
Der Of representatives from leading
American banks are arriving In Ger
many to investigate the financial sit
uation, the zeitung Am Mttag stated
today,
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", ROYAL GYPSY

Palmist, reads your hand like an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 74O 9th st. NV,
formerly at 1911 II st. ne. au 23-35t
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MADAME VICTORIA,

The Eifted palrnist and clsirvoyant Can lt-
Tise business, family afairs. love and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband O.
wife Can tell you the secret Of being success,
full; how to avoid trouble and low to avoid evil
irfuence. Satisfaction Guaranteed or no charge.
Entrance So 7th st su6-7st
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Quincy place ne TeH nice sI-roon
and hath in the very best Of condition
Has hot water beat LArre hack yard
Pl-uty Of room for 4 szrazs. This ho1se
Slould 90 ruy quickly at the prics
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clsirToyant and medium, can Be COO
suited on all Affairs Of life. Where others fail,
she succeeds Her advice is good. Try he-. no
guess vsk or Questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fee III llth St NV, two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hour. II a. N. 70 p iuI-s0t
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B9NORABLY DISCHARGED SOLDIER EN-
-fUyed as clerktypst in zUTernmsut depzrt-
rent desires evening employment, preferably 10
real estate Office, with opportunity TO learn buS-
ness. BOX 6gs. Herald Office. auI-u
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Palnistry is a recognized science. sns
RlZPAH ELDON.

IL known as one of it's greatest e1pon.nts. Hun
dr.ds visit this remarkable woman daily: CEN.
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
yCgr hand ,foretells only ST. deception parIoF 1e
pfner Of sth and C NV. Entrance 9Th St
Hours. 10 a. m to D. N. JeAN
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Georgetown University
The Law School
Session of 1919-1s20 begins
October /. 1919. at $50 p. n

Law School offices open daily
from 9 a m. to 4:30 p. m. for
registration and consultation.
HUGH J. FEGAN. NJ, A. Ii. B.
Phi. D.. Assistant Dean.
Georgetown Law School Building,
sos Z St N. W. Telephone NJ 1898
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REAL ESTATE.
$3.50.

ysfy dzinble home in the l5D block Of
d &. -. contains five rooms and bath
atrobe heat gas. colonial front porch,
1ice back yard, near street cars. white
ieighbo<hood This house viii be sold for
SO. sDo or more cash, balance small
monthly payments
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
$780,.

100 block Kansas avenue. beautiful
hnck home. contains siI rooms. bath.
hot water heat, gas and electricity. Room
for garage; back and front poruhes This
is a modern home. and Is priced at s., so.
with a cash payment Of s, op. We will
be dad TO show you this propsrty
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NINE. JEANEn

Guarantees to lead your entire life, past. pro-
ent and future. She asks questions. but b.
fore you utter . word she tells what you called
for names u friends. eneroin; tells hov To
gain success in bsisiness, health. oourtship mar
rikse divorce tells you what part Of the yUld
will he successful for you; advises how to gain
and hold a good position: she tells II the ons
you love Is true or false. Are you In troubled
Do you fnd the one you have bestowed your
trust and affection upon sgtins cool and In
diheren; toward you'll She viii remove all Oh
ttacles and tell you how to win and hold the
one you desire. She reunites tie separated. 10
Gates atsert friends or relativea Readings. N-oo.
Oe SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Prtaa puior< Opp Saks 4 On
te1ts
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$3.50.

Exceptionally we'll built houe In EckS
inStOn place NV, near North Capitol St
Hot air heat. gas and electricity-seysn
roons%n excellent condition. Owner lives
in hous. possession guaranteed. Tele-
phone Us for permission to inspect N.m
ca<h required.
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PROPOSALS.

5FTICD OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. D. O. Sep
enber 10 1873. Sealed proposals win Be re-
eiVed At this 0fice. Room SOC. District Build
nE- until o'clock ,. n. sepsenbr 2. 1879 and
hen opened for the purchase Of tankaxe from gar
age collected By the Commissioner D. C., dur
ng the period from October 1, 1873. to March a.
IN Blank forms Of proposals, Specifications, to-
Athsr with necssssry information. may be oo-
aimed from the Chief Clerk Of the Engineer De
rartmeut Room ~ District Building LOUIS
BROwNLOw. W. GwYNN GARDTNER, c. ".
NUIZ, CnmnizaoosS D C slA&
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bugs! Bugsl BugsI
10tb Hant,, I,.+,.;l
MIRRORs REP1IRED.
MIRRORS REPAIRED
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BEMl

BEERi
The rsal stu6: easily made at home from ma
erixs ooainaoas at any grocery, for 10 cents a
Iallon; recipe In plain envelope, 5 cents sil-
Ter or stamps Address REGAL SALES
AGENCY, p. o. Box 1888. Washington. D. C.
snfA
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD.

BOON AND BOARD WANTED IN VICINITY
East Capitol St; good food: breakfast Al SD
l. N and dinner At p n private family pre-
'errsd Apply BOX Ta, Herald ofice sel2ss
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
sS.8M.

Beautiful home near the Soldies' Homs
rounds and Reservoir Park ou North Dap
Itol st This house contains SIX rooms.
yas. very ecnonicaA heating plant: house
has born newly psp-rrd and painted in
side. There are two glass and screened
large sleeping poccbee. Room for garage.
Beautiful front yard This Is q rery de-
6rabls home; is pricrd at 5,m, Sm
cash. balance OF 5000 can bo carried in
definitely at p1 cent interest, OF can b.
7zid of at the option Of the purrhasar.
II you are interested In home In this
nrghborhopd- please call upon u fox Per
nitsion to inspect
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13

SSmbitious to Learn the street railway business
are Offered Tsmanent euploymsnt under good
UOTErg conditions.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
BUSINESS COLLEGE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

1909 F St N. W. Phone Main 1871
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
$3.50.

sh St, near Q. dandy sx-room and
bath. Hot water heat. Ns~ly Iapered and
painted and Is in abe pink Of condition =
Ha, . t-o-story stable which uIsy Be u-od
- q mag We think this a bargain
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
$500.

Irving street near Fifth Thoroughly
modern M rooms and bath. Electricity
and gas, hot water heat. hardwood trim
Laundry. Very large back yard. plenty
Of room for = ssr1se A very tne little
home
The Washington herald., 1919-09-13
PROE. BELMONT.

Noted clsirvoyant and palrnist- Gives advfcs
on business matters love- health. and family sf-
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband OF
wife. tells II one you love is true or false. What
part Of the country Is luckiest 10 you What to
do to bo successful In life LIS New York ave.
nv. Next door to Ma.onic Temple Read.
ipgs. e. jeM pt