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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-26
PROCEEDINGS
OF BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS

Cresco, Iowa, December is, 1919.
The board Of supervisors Of Howard
county, Iowa. met pursuant to ad-
tournment.
The meeting was called to order by
John F. Hale, chairman, with the fol-
lowing members present: John F..
Hale presiding. and Supervisors J. W.
Wells and ]. H. Watson. All MEM
bers present.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing we're read and approved. \
On motion duly seconded the bond
Of DR.. C.. W. Hess az coroner, ap-
pointed to NIL vacancy, was approved.
On motion duly seconded the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved. by the board Of su-
pervisors Of Howard county, Iowa,
that the auditor be and he is hereby
instructed to issue . refund warrant
70 Fred Burr for 344.4S tax on moneys
and credits ON account Of double a.
sessment.
On motion, duly, seconded at S o'clock
p. m. December II. 1918, board ad-
3ourned.
SECOND DAY. =
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present.
I At 8 o'clock p. M, this being the day
and hour heretofore fixed for the con-
alteration Of bids on bridge lumber
and piling. the bids we're publicly op-
ened and considered, and on. motion
duly seconded the old Of tho Wheeler
Lumber Bridge and Supply Co. to fur
nish eight cars Of lumber at $500
per n and five cars Of red cedar pill
ing at 80 cents per lineal foot was
accepted as the bert bid and the
chairman authorized to sign the con-
tract covering same.
On motion duly seconded the petit
ton Of VIM. Eye for cancellation of
the delinquent road poll tax returned
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-26
Abyssinians Claim Recognition.


p A delegation from Abyssinia bearing
rich gifts of ivory and silks for the an
'nounced purpose ~ ccngratulating
FrAnce on her recent victory. appeared
ut the peace conference in Paris. This
is in strict accordance with the ancient
oriental procedure. The real purpoee
Of visit is not disclosed until pre-.
liminary ceremonies are concluded.
These native Africans-whOse rulers
claim descent from Solomon and the
queen Of Sheba-wished to be In a
the carving up Of the world. for they
have interests which seem vital to
them. although little known to the rest
Of the world. Seated in that natura!
bastion of Africa, the Abyssinians have
lived in greater or less security for
unknown centuries. They are not ne
groes, but a mixture of Hamitic and
Semitic races, with culture of their
own and protesting the Christian re-
ligion, being branch Of the Coptlc
church of Egypt. Until recently they
have been unmolested save by native
tribes. as......
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-12-26
Once for Terre Haute.

Three-year-6ld Mary Ellen Mckee Of
Terre Haute believes that "nice and
clean" are inseparable expressions, be-
cause they apply to objects to which
she is most accustomed-namely,
hands. dresses, toys, etc. The other
day she was taken to her first vaude-
vile. She was impressed by the per-
Torrance, and when she arrived homo
tried to describe it for mothers bene-
fit. "Oh. it was the prettiest show"
she began. and then enthusiastically,
1T was so nice and Clean"
Then she couldn't understand why
the family Observation-Disclosures
News. ..
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Jap Industry Stimulated.

The war has greatly stimulated the
Japanese to undertake the maaufac-
tpre of leather, and several large fac
tories have been established in Tokyo
aud other districts. Owing to the un-
developed condition Of the live stock
industry in Japan, practically all the
leather used In the manufacture Of
boots and shoes had heretofore bsoa
Imported. -
Bring in your old rubbers, rags. auto
tires. scrap iron and metals. hides and
wool and get the highest market price
in cash. Extra allowance for delivery.
SAN FELDsrEIN.
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Phone
Main $500

=. both Of wsshipgton. The Rev. u. r. cc-erl
Anthony Thomas. 6. and Dcn, snail ~
both " waSiins-oa- ne Rev. J. II. ccopef.
Richard r. ChsneS. q. and Juliet ID. Cro-<I
=; both q Washington Ths Rss. u. A. Brown.
David A Joeb q. q linton. y D.. and
Gladys n. Apgaeby. a. of Washington. IN.
Rev. y. J. Pre4tyInan.
Paul 7. Davis n. and Susie r. Houshfa..
y. bcte q Washington Ths R~v. X T
.GeosEe Y Conner. n and ABo. v K.--,-
son, y both Of Washington. The Rer. n.
John 8 Po~ers -. and Nellie Ham. s..
h9ta of WGslliny1on- Thf Rev. J. X. Jefr1es
Henry B Dacimsn. u. .snd Bessie J. Tfes,rr,
>. both q Washington The R~r- J. y NacEin.
CharIes p Plunketi. 70. and Nellie Earerton, Is
ofth Of Nsshing.on. TIE Rev. 7. Y pavia
Charles y Atweil. ~ ~ Azhburu, Va. Isnd
funice " Ho.snAn. y. of Wax Pool, Va ne
keT q. W. POikins
Va ard bdnsl n. Ainnick. q, q Bsltimo~.
NC The Rev. ]. 4 Davis
nna F0wier. q. of Clifton Ststton, Va,
md iala " Alien. %. Of Washington. ne
Rev. X. y. DOwns
cOLoRED.
George wanrn. 81. and Corn smith a.
moth Of Wssh.ustnn. The Rev A ssyles
augustus L Berry. q. and Edith Y coT..
RiT,r. ~ o0'h q Washington. The Rev. u. y
ffAnk W Le,. 2, aud CosRis Jscs.on. "A
Doth II Washington. The Re-, u G Runay
Moer Dean. D. and I>guise Marshall. a
"y,h w., - Nsshingfon Tlle Rev. J. T. Greene
.. nam lai n. Msker. o. aud Irrne Ihamas
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oCth 81 Washington. Tie Rer. L. A Car.- ..
hes n himms. s.. aud tsatrs1a I,lrkr-t =
-. -t +" washington. The Rev, N. n IA.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Fredorics G Binral. q. of East Orange.
]. and IGh X. Woodward. -, Of Nsshing1on
The Rev. X. r. MckIm.
Jame. Z. NichOls ls. aud Anita V. Nichols
ls. both Of Washington. The Rev {. X
StctsCn.
!. Levi, Frederick. es. Of Cirernville. Ca. and
Grace L. HurIburt, 20. Of Washington. Ths Re-
l. T. I'urdum.
LGu1eroe II. Fitz= rsId. 2. Il OAK Hill. West
Va. and Mabel H Dietuch. p, Il kutztown,
Ia. The Rev. G. NJ. DiHenderfer
James b. Dennis. q, and Ethel NJ Dewclleu.
q. both Of Louisville, Ky. The Rev. {. g.
ClsrqelL
Jchn J. DrotOr. 70. Of Altoona. Ia. and
Alma NJ. Mcclure. IS, Of CouD'n. IA Tie
Harry T. ouirk. q. q Fulton. Ky. and
Doathy l. Bar7ows. 3 Of HendersOuyilie. y.
c. The Rev ]. NJ. Mcnamara.
Edgar c. Pipkins q. Of Andrews. $. c. and
Ards G. Bennett. ls, of Gardner. Nsss. Ths
Rev c. G. ChapelL
John Sens. q. and Elsie A. Jenkins ls. both
Of Washington. Tie Rev. G. W. Atkinson.
William A. Raider. 81, and Clara A. White
3. both q Washington. The Rev. y. W.
Phillips
Cauoll T. Ginem. .. of Madison Mills. v..,
and Alice V. KeezeL %. Of E7kton. Va. The
Rev. J. c. Rail.
John T Fenton. IS. and LCuise A southsIl.
%. both Of Richmond. Va The Rev. u. r.
CoSeI
Keispy Jackson. s. AID Louise T. Dttnat,, q,
b,ih II Washington. she Rev Fl. NJ. IawsGn.
Henry II. Wilson, 81. and CArdclia r. Owens
10. both Of Washington The Rev. 6. l.
CCnlan.
Arthur r. Underwood. &c, and Mary n. Hay
den. .. 10th Of Washington. The Rev. J. A
CoWan.
Frsnk T Cinotte. 81. and Celia NJ Woods,
81. both Il Washington The Rev. W. A Cahill
Thomas Van Horn. 10 and Elizabeth Rail, ~
both of The Plains. Va. The Rev. II. r. Down,
Irwin d. Watson, s. and Alma T. Hilhard.
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Blltmore Vault Thieves
Missed $225,00O Gems

New York. June 25.-The thieves
who robbed Mrs. Clarence Mill
hiser's safe deposit box at the Rilt-
moro Of Jewels valued at s275. 600
overlooked other gems in the $500.
600 collection. IL was learned today.
only Few Of the most valuable
pieces were taken.
Scores Of lprivate detectives to-
daN aided local police and Secret
service men in an effort to estab-
lish responsibility for the crime.
Neither police, legal Representatives
Of the hotel. nor Mrs. MiiIhiser
would talk
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Tho-. }. Owen 4 Son. Auetioneer.:

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE EQUIP
ment and stock in trade used In the wall
rarer and LRintins business az l23Is 9Th ST. nw
Ry Virtne Of a certain chattel deed Of trust duly
recorded. in Liber No i72. Folio is3 e. So Of
the land records Of the District q Columbia.
ard at the request of the Isrty secured thereby
the undersigned trustee Will sell a: Public auc-
tion on the PREMISES. On MONDAY. THE S0h
DAY OF JUNE AID. i99s At II O'CLOCK
A. NJ, all and singular the goods ard chattels
and pcrsonal property named and mentioned as
follows. the same being and upon premises No,
l2ons 9Th II NV. to wit-wan naner stock in
trade. ladders. scafolding paste ladies. trestles
paint. paint brushes. wall paper trimming ma
chine. writing desk. chairs. typewriter desk and
chair. clock. stage irons aud blocks and falls and
all other chGusls ca said premises Terms
cash. RoBERT Z. MATTlNGLY. Trustee. az
la. ave. NV. jeB.E. 80
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AIRCRAFT SQUADRON
TO GREET NC FLIERS

New York. June 25-Scores 81,
craft. chiefly "blinps" ana h,d.a-
planes. viii greet Lieut. .C,o,,, - ~
Read. Commander Towers snd 49,
oers Of the NC airfle.t' v-bsr a.,
arrive on Ambrose Channel srt,,,.s,
day afternoon. on the ,IsrsDa-,
Zepplin. por'
naval air stations At Far Rock-
away. the home port OF the NJ.
piahes' Montsuk. Cape Nav ana
vicinity today received orders fro,,
the department to meet the trans
port as Far out at sea a. possible
Army air stations at Mincola Gar
den CITY and other nearhr fields
VIII also join in the welcoming. Tb.
mac VIII circI. over the trans
poit and escort her to Hoboken
where she Is scheduled 10 dock
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

WILLIAM FRANK
LIN, widow of Gen. William
Franklin Draper. former American
Ambassador to Italy, died Sunday.
June %, 1919. in her 66th year of
heart trouble at Rome. Italy, where
she had been living for some time
with her daughter, Princess Mar
garet Boncompacni. Mrs. Draper
was the daughter of Gen. William
Preston, late American Minister
to Spain, and Margaret Wycliffe
Preston, both OF Lexington, Ken
lucky. She : survived by her
daughter. and sister, Mrs. George
NJ. Davis. of Louisville, Kentucky.
Burial service took place at
American Church, Rome. June a.
Memorial service will be held later
at Washington. d. c. lnterment
will be at Hopedale, Mass.
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Thieves Ignore Bank
To Cart Booze Away

Nashville. Tenn. June The one
bank Of Ashland city. near here. was
left untouched. while thieves broke
into the county Jail Yesterday morn
ing and stole - gallons Of booze.
Sheriff Felts had no prisoners. -
he left his Jail and went visiting, for
Getting SEQ worth OF confscated
booze in an upstairs room
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Glanville @ and Mildred L. Wheeler, hoy.
Frederik A. and CslAnthe L. Heiner, bog.
CNaries W. and Mattel = HRhe, girl
Thomas u. and Eleanor &. Thsyer. giFl.
Henry &. and Johnnie W. smith. girl
Frederick Il. and Helen V. Phillips. arl.
Wm. A and Elsie Oskey. girl.
James H. and Mildred Gsteiey. boy.
John T. and Martha {. Evans. girl.
John T.. and Helen C. Duffie bny.
Mike and Bessie GSrnan. boy.
Harry ] and IrmS L. clark. gITl
CODORED.
Clarence and Carrie Rhoane. girl
Wilfmon and Tritty Taylor. hoy.
&c rye aud Lille Jackson. CIR
Alexander and Enima HUd. girl
James W. and Julia Hemsley, Erl
wm. H. and Gertrude Contee, hoy.
Rotert. snd Cecilia Anderson. girl.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

''5 ,n,tn n. 'ohn. year I-l2 4 -.se
Iuiis Ro-e 'ioenn. =. Tri-i,y c,il.r- H.,
land. D. g. N'o
''eorse ;. Niossin. l2 Gsrse's ggs-,,,r
Irene I. STAG =. Garfield Bosp,,,,
Mm. X Goodgsan. % EDerFgnry go.,,,,,
rfooenc D1mock. %. BnerEeur, Ha.fst,I
COLORED
m Allen. = Ffeedmeu's Hospital
hrnA L. singletUu n auo q :, ~
herheft Johnsun. Il. Free,imsr's I,,s-,,,.,
NaF Wells. =, Freeimen's Hori,sl
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Oxford honcrs Big Generals.

oxford. England. June s5.-Gen.
PerShing. Marshal Joff.e. Field Mar
shai Haig. Admiral Beatty and sew
eral other prominent men of allied
countries today received degree OF
doctor Of civil law AT oxford Tniver-
sitN. The noted visitors were riot
ously welcomed by the undergradu-
ates.
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Mayor Wants Feet on Ground.

Atlanta. Ca. June 2s.-"The
KING Of Belgium may like IL. but
I'D much rather keep my feet on
terra frma." said Mayor Key, in
declining an invitation to ride N
an army airplane witch is cavort-
inE above Atlanta daily. boosting
the army recruitinE camnaicn.
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Licensed by the District Of Columbia.
MRS. JEANETT

PALMIST. CLAIRyOYANT
Guarantees TO read your entire life. past pres
ent and future. She asks question:. but be-
fore you utter a word she tells what you called
for. names OF friends. enemies; tells how to
gain success in business. heAiih. courtshp, mar
rage. divorce tells You what part Of the world
will be successful for you: ADVISES how to gain
and hold a good position; she>tells il the oce
you love Is true or false Are you in trouble'
DO you md the one you have bestowed your
trust and affection -pon acting cool and in
different toward YOU. She will remove all OBJ
stacles and tell you how to win and hold the
one you desire. She reunites the separated, To-
Gates absent friends or relatives Readings N.ce
Se SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Pr'ate PaTlors CoSed Sunday.
iezff
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Ford Burns En- Up.

Pittsficld. Mass. Jure 95-AIbert
{. Ford dozed while pressing his
best trousers. He left the iron
standing and snoozed while.
When he awoke the trousers and
500 in them were ashes.
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUCTION SALES.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED WITH W. B.
Moss X Sons, in the OF the following
w A Brown. VI. Z. Case. Virginia East. Mir.
Emma Miller, will lie sod a: public auction with
In the sales ROOMS Of G. g. Sloan * Co. l2
y. Y ave. on saturday, July ~. next to pay
for storage and Other charges. all rArties in
terested please take notice jseJju3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women with scur capital
lslsO withoGu 70 connect up with going business
concerns IN this city. Apply uornings. TIE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. Ito
r nv myiSSa
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Fair cupid" Issues License to Self

Montpelier. VT. June .5-Miss
Agnes Fountain had IL all her own
way. She is marriage license clerk
here and issued the license by
which she was married TO Fred p.
Dover.
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MADAME ALLEN
PALMlsT AND CLAIRvoYANT.

sl2 + STREET " W
Guarantee, to read your entire life. past pres
ent and future: gives tue advice on business.
love. health and family Affairs tells the name
OF your future husband cc wife; and what TO
do TO be successful in life: one visit will pay
you for your many disappointmens in others
size will remove all obstacles and tell you how
to win and hold the one You desire she gives
advice on all important affairs Of life; readings
slS; no one in trouble turned away money cr
no money les eQ
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MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted pilmist ana cisirvoysnt Car ad-
Wis. business. family Affairs. love and MARRIAGES
Can tell you tho name If future husband or wife.
Can tell ycu the secrst Of being successful; nov
IN avoid trouble and toW TO AVOID evil influence.
sstistactiou guaranteed or no cnargs. Entrsnos
E9 fth II aplSoN
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MoNEY TO LOANED TO $4,000 ON D. c.
real estate. Several trust funds All trans
actions conducted with economical consideration
tor borrowers.
WA. Fl. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building T 18th st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
l7th and + sts. NV. w14ington ID. G. Sealed
proposals. in triplicate, will be olened at the
above address al IL a. m. June 30 1919. for fur
nishing ten (lol barrels Of turpentire. Proposal
blanks may be had upon application at this Of
tce. Proposals to he filed in triplicate. Mark
envelopes PROPOSALS FOR TURPENTINE
To BE OPENED AT II A. NJ, JUNE %. 1919"
and address to the Zone Supply Officer. Wash
ington. D. G. jeB-3t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict Of Columbia. June q. 1919. SEALED
PROPOSALS will he received at the office Of
the Secretary Of the Board Of Commissioners,
Room 5ll. District Building until O'Clock,
p m. July 2 1919. for the construction of a
cold storage room. changing location Of switch
board and conduits. and installing new conduits.
wires, etc. at the Municipal Fish Market. at
10th and Water SIS Blank forms Of pro
pOsal. plans specifications and all necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department, Room ~. District Build
ing. Washington, ID. e. A deposit Of five dollars
will be required Of bidders TO insure the return
of the plans and specifications. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. W. GWYNS GARDINER, CHARLES
W. KCTZ. Commissioners. d. e.
iesi.SSz.s.@
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SUPERVISING
Architects Office. Washington. d. G.. June
10. 1919 SEALED PROPOSALS will be open.
Ell in this office at p m. July is, 1919. for
furnishing and installing lighting fixtures in the
South Building. HYGIENE Laboratory. U. s.
Public Health Service. Washington, ID. C., in
accordance with drawings and specifications
copies Of which may be had at this office Pro
posals are desired only from those qualified TO
produce work Of the highest grade. both artis-
tically and mechanically. and the right is re-
served TO refuse TO send the drawings and speci-
fcation to or to receive proposals from any one
who. in the opinion of the Supervising Archi-
tect. is not 50 qualified. JAS. \. wETMORE
Acting Supervising Architect. je296t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE:
/ District Of Columbia, Washington. June 49,
1919. Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office Room 5ll. District Building until 2
O'Clock p. m. June 2. 1919. for furnishing and
installing fixed and other laboratory equipment
Dunbar High School, lst st. between y and o
sts. NV, Washington. d. e. Specifications and
form Of proposal may be obtained at Room I27.
District Building. Incomplete proposals may he
rejected as informal Proposals without specif-
cations may be considered informal The Com
missoners reserve the right to reject any and all
proposals. Telegaphic proposals will not be con
.idered. LOUIS BROwNLOW. w GwYNN
GARDINER. CHARLES W. KCTZ. Commits
sioners. ID. c. je20H.9,A-3.8
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed by D1strict Of TO.limbia
MADAM STANLEY
ROYAL Gypsy PIANIST

INVI Al. U II 81 TAI4MTST.
Your future is written in your hand A knowl-
edge Of what life has in store for yuu will save
you many an hours trouble and worry: no matter
what you want TO know Madam Stanley by
reading your hand will help you; Thousands have
visited her in a skepticsl frame of mind and
have been convinced and hc.,ed. Absolute sat
isfactiUn guaranteed or Zee Iefunded Why not
consult her today! 1871 II ST Ne ie2San
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL EST ATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER
RUTHERFORD. INC. sl7 18th st. NV. ap24xt
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOK
.uoences OF the growth Of this city. TINS
mar seem IKE an odd suggestion-bu: it isn't.
mch1tu
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

sEvENTY-FIyB ACRES POULTRY TRUCK
ing farm, B. & o. X. R.. Annapolis Junction
Howard County. Apply HUGHES, Latchford's 8
Store. Ter rooms, new house. bath, stone dairy,
outbuildings; high elevation; fruit and wood
lands; $500 part cash. jea-N
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MADAME ZELLA

<Genuine Egyptian Palmist. If
in doubt of love, business or fam
lily affairs, consult Madame Zclla,
8l2 F St. N. w.
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS.
WANTED-APARTMENTs.

GENTLEMAN Desires FURNfsHED
apartment Of two or 'hree rooms and bath In
desirable northwest section give particulars. Ad-
dress BOX ese. Herald Office. jezS3t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

HELP YOURSELF 81 RENTING
that spare rocm - meeting.
through the extra revenue, some of
this years extra taxation. Through
Herald classified advertising you
.can secure a DESIRABLE Ten
to find a DESIRABLE PLACE TO
LIVE. Phone Main 3300-give
your ad and bill will be sent.
TWO LARGE ROOMS; NICELY FURNISH
ed; suitable foe light horsekceping. - 9Th
Ft- jeSj-st
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPrIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr: TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: sATIs-
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. y A. NJ.
TO P. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
CT sth ST. NV. my3sot
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WANTED-ROOMS.

COUPLE WITH aoMONTH CHILD WANTS
three unfUrnished rooms. with bath. Ink. by
July l. near Stanton or Lincoln parks; I'm apt.
OF private f5mil, references exchanged Address
BOX 6i3 Herald Office. ieBIt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOC CAN'T HIDE YOUR AD IN fhn
elaSnhed eoiuhns-for there isn't hiding
pace th-Te. Thee ads are READ. mchtttf
WILL GALL IN NY UNLETTfRED AUTO
mobile cuJ CT suburban. ard pay you highest
prices for laoIcs. gsntle1en',. chiidren'S dis
ended clothins. Of ali owsripiiors Address
postal or 2h-Ee. vii call l. RICE, I12 .th
st. nv. North 1s55 feaR
SPOT CASH PAIDllI
FOR JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS. FROM
PRIVATE PARTIES AND ESTATES. as
WASH LOAN & TRUST BLDG. Ns & y
SIS. ap5oo,
Twill BUY ANYT4TNG SECONDHAND
on es1.
TOMMY LOWE. as st. NV
FfsnkIin 7sl. - spSgt
DROP POSTAL TO 3. WALL 2o6 L ST. NV.
AZ kinds Of jrnk and furniture bought; high
st eash prics IN city pail spiSss
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YOUNG MAN, EX-SOLDlER. DE-
sires clerical position with chance
of advancement. Can furnish ref
erences. BOX 6l0. Herald Office.
jel3-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FiN-S0LIIEE DESIRES POSITION; AMBl-
iious Young man: experience in Office work: also
s sod cl1H1tur- outside work preferred BOX
60 HeraId office ie2ju
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.WANTED-EX-ARMY FLIER DE-

sires position connected with
civilian aviation. Apply BOX go.
Herald Office. je2+tf
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PERPETRATORS & ICEBOxES.
SCIENTIFIC AsTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. DIRECTOR
Astrological Research Society," private read
ings. by appointment only. 3; typewriter fore
casts. by mail. s. up. Expert vocational ad-
wiser. lis E NV. Phone Franklin es22 jez3-lt
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DEBORAH (The Originally

MRS. MARY SHOEMAKER. SPIRITUAL
and card reader SIS NJ ST.. NV North
1853. Hc,ns. ]; i N. to .. m u2-M
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-27
on
SITE FOR BANK
Being AWAITED
iBy United Pressl

13lsmarck, March n IN North Dn,
!lxota 4otay awaited the decisio ions of tne
state i1dustriaI commission on 81 site
for the proposed State Bank Of North
Dakota authorized BY the recent leg.
islature.
1 Around the bank hinges practically
all the states program of state own,
ed and operated Industries. 1t VIII be
instituted as soon as q site Is decided
upon. The commission notified all
cities Of the state to have their pro.
positions before the body today and In
die ated Il would decide upon q site at
once.
AS soon as the site Is selected ar
Irangements will be made for floating
the s2,ooo,ooO bond issue to finance the
Institution. Within a short while
thereafter the commission hopes to
have 1t operating
John N. Hagen member OF the com.
mission saiG tas efforts Of enemies Of
the measure creating the bank to have
the bill referred to the people for a
vote would not stay the activities OF
the commission.