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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-12-25
Paid For.

Pa, said young lady to her far
mer dad, Il wish You wouldn't say I
seem don't know how many times,
pa, I've corrected you on that" Nov.
Mamie, You look-a here" said the old
man, shoveling a generous piece of
peach pie into his mouth with his
knife, you make yer Twin by good
grammar and dedication, but yer ma
and me were Obliged to take In sum-
mer boarders, and, by jimmy, they de-
mand the dialect If they pay the
rates"
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The Eternal Why?

Are you a square man in round
hole? Would you go to sea without
compass? Yet you are trying to nav
igate life's voyage without a compass.
Know your ruling star; where you
should reside; when to invest when to
sell. When to make business changes.
Send 25c and date of birth for re-
view Of your life to the
ACADEMY OF ASTROLOGY
Wallace, Idaho p. O. Box 673
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Found II Wasn't a Bit L.dv.L;k..

Those western I. w. w. have been
camping on the trail Of trouble for a
long time and now they've located 1t.
Macon Telegraph.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-12-25

In 1914, the year the last manufac-
lures census was taken, there were
275,000 manufacturing establishments
reported. The census bureau expects
about 100000 establishments to be
listed in 1920,
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Early Shopping Hint From Missouri.
(Brooklyn Argus)

An appropriate and much appreci-
ated Christmas gift this year would
be an attractive box or basket of coal
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Piue Creek District
is Subject of Reporr
History and Production.
CONTINUED from Page -

junction Of Stewart creek and the East
fork of Pine creek.
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The Pine creek fault strikes north
west and has been traced from the
east boundary of II. As N, r. E., in
section - to a point near the Placer
creek fault in section 20. The faults
of the northwesterly system of which
the Pine creek fault is member are
older than the Osburn and Placer
creek faults, which cut off some Of
them.
The Pine creek fault has probably
been displaced by the Placer creek
fault and it's continuation may be a
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Chester r Sampson. .. OF J.ct,on. Mich.
and Anne Rowland. 3. Of Washington Tns
BsT. O. G. Chappcn
John y. B. caruth--s =. OF Harrisburg n.
and MAba Gsndin. a Of Washington. Tnr
Rev. R V. Lancaster
Ralph NsI-. =, q Blue sprines. Mo-. and
Olga H Herherr. q Of Long Branch. n J.
The rsv. J. q. Jefne.
Frant J. Hanly g. snd Emma Y Brown. H.
both OF Washington. The Rev. J. Z Bd1a
Bdssr 1. Cavtz. 2, and Has-i n Duf1n.n,
3 q Burlington. Iowa The Rer. J. h.
Jefhea
James A shp,ey. Z. Of washington. and
huty T. Long. D. Of Macon, Ca The Rev.
]. J. Nun.
E<ness A. MwArd. 2. and M.rr.r-t NJ.
Bur-lin. 3. both Of Baltimore. Nd The Re~.
T. II. Jcfries
Charles r. Coo&. z. and Rn-e L. Bnrman.
q. both Of Washington. The Rev d. C Kee
nan
Russsn p. My. q and Elizabeth NJ Kesy.
.. both Of Washington. The Rev J. r. Jef-
fios
William A. Marshall. "a and Matte d.
Wheeler. a. both Of Washington The Rev. d.
E. Wisemsn.
Leslie G. Stier. s. Of Minneapuiia Mtnn.
and Mayme z Leonard, Of oshkuh. Wis
The Rev. E. 6 Dunlap
Hans J. Hanson. q. md Minnie NJ Smith.
2. both 0 Washington. The Rev. J. z
BnU1
James ". Wood. s.. and Soucie C. White. q.
both Of Richmond, Va Ths Rev. ]. Z. Brnr.
Thomas J. KasE. y. Of Newport Nevs Va.
and Eha Himkel, 81. of Jacksonville. Fla Tne
Rev. J. C. Ball.
Bruno ouattrone. q. and ostheine Uzza--n.
Is both Of washington The Rev. W. A.
CshiI
John R Johnson. y, Of Austin. Tex. and
Gertrude T. HeddinSs q Of Potomac Nd
The Rev. Z Z. Rose
Herbert s. Andrews. q q Putsnouth. Va.
and Hattie z. Heiser. %. Of hahonoy City, Pa
The Row. J. h Jefriea
Charley o. Bailey. z. Of Washington. and
Flora o. Sheads. IS Of Alexandra. Va The
Rev. T. Z. Davis
CoLORED.
Ulysses Gibhs, =. and Viola Gaines. d. both
d Washington. The Rev. ] f Willis
John H Shields. Is and Bertha V. Cooper.
-. both Of Potomac. Nd. The Rev. n. J..
Stevenson
walter Mckinney. 2. and Mabel Banks, 2.
boeh Of Washington The Rev. A. wilhanks
BarnaE Jackson, 2. and Cora Lee. 10 both
Of Caroline County. Va The Rev. C. Jacobs.
James Nesbrt a and Elsie NJ Porter. y.
both of Washington The Rev. W. ]. Howard
George II. Olfus. q, and Mabel L Ctaig 70.
both Of Washington. The Rev. W. b. Hill.
Lloyd Kenney. q and Anna Smith, q. both
Of Washington The Rev. s. P. Hatchctt.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Bernard schio.berr. - yess. SO eth T. M.
MarE.ruc D-.n. &c. Nl Gales - ma
William W. Stuart, s.. 6H Georria ave nv.
William E Syr. 70. rs Bryant st NV.
Charles d. D<ming. r.. 40 L 81 ne.
Jane Francss Cheseidine, q. IS Nd ave- ne
Ilzas Miller Stow. @, 1876 Belmont H. nv.
saIIie Bradley McDutle. 50. III LAnier NJ. pw.
August W. MAchen. s.. n@ Dacid Il NV.
Mary D. Mallalien. q. ns = st NV
Dora Z. Long. "A. HB @ q ne
Franc-s K Meeks. IS. lsl Psrf ruHd nv.
Corneiia Tuthili G.y. g. % 81 nv.
Nelson r. Mattespn, r., Is II + 81 NV.
Hastus A. Barnard. 6. HIl 9th st nv.
Mary J. Reilly. s.. zs o n se.
NJ. Annette Schindler. G.. Zd Ashmead pl. NV.
Anna H Boczs. g. rs Eth 81 nv
Geoxe Martin. 70. Wash. ANfum HosptA
william Carson. s. Eneryny Ho4ital
william Deady. 70. Home for the Aeud
Henry A. Thmpscu. e. Geo Wash Univ. Hos
Clan Z Love. Is. Sihy Hospital
Mildred NJ Edrards, mps. ms Sh 4 nv.
Lewis BecG. . mos. Cmldren's Hosptsl.
Marion Burma mos. Ohfldr-n's HosstaL
William OTIS Andrr~s days. Garhesd Hoep-
Infant Of John and Edna hacs. days. Sb
ey Hospital
Louis, sytnnr. n. z3 10Th T. NV
Charles Tolson. 2. Dmeyunu Hospst.l
Elm Jnes. e6, Home for the Aged
Rcoezt La Sloan. 81. CasuAlty Hospital
Martha Wrenn. 8. 1854 II 81 Sc
John Byrnin. 4e. Eneuency Hospital.
John W. BAILEY s. Walter Reed Hospital.
Cinderella Nigrlda. s.. IN 9Th 81 ne
Ens Duncan, 66. Frcedmen's Hospital
Mary 4 Gzy. 70. l1n Walter - "a
William W. GraysOn. IL mos. HOS 10Th Il nu.
Grover Gnnt 4 mos-, AA - st pv.
John johnson. mos 1S Seston court NV
Leon Lamb. = nos. Freedmen's Hospital.
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MATINEE IDOL LEARNS
: DIVORCES DON'T PAY

New York. July f.-Francis K Bush
man, former matinee idol of the
movies, can't get work The charges
made by his former wife, Josephine
f. Bushman, have hurt his drawing
powers as a star. he told Supreme
Court Justice Tierney today. In pro-
ceedings for the release Of an attach
ment against his personal property
obtained by his former wife to insure
payment OF alimouy.
Since his divorce. Bushman married
his leading lady, Beverly Bayne- He
and Mrs. Bushman. No. 2, are living
on Riverside Drive and have a daugh-
ter.
"Since last July, have made only
one picture" Bushman told the court
II am told at the studios and on the
street by fellow actors and producers
that the matrimonial troubles Of q
movie star usually inture him In the
eyes OF the public"
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
LGmnel a and Mary @ Oruwder, boz,
Rotrt A and Agnes G. wehstx, girf-
Burton 8. and Laura v. Bready, boy.
John h and Marion Tap,ey, boy.
Ernest W. and Ethel T. Wing, bog.
Sanna and Sadie Flax, boy.
James b. and Marguerite Waters. boy.
Frederick W. and Mary NJ Gave, by.
William R and Medora J. Brunck, boy.
Joseph A. and Elizabeth Richardson. eiri.
Julius Q. and Rose a Chlopcd, eri.
George NJ. and Mary A Pigott, Gid.
William A and Natalie Riley, girl
Robert NJ and Elsie v. Morrow, bog.
Caroi A and Isabel d. Brown, did.
George O. and Myrtle Coldwel. boy.
Thomas Z. and Harriet l. Baker, gin.
Harry B. and Edith A. Straight boy,
Myron T. and Elsie o. Poycr. girl
Lewis v. and Charlotte Judson, bog.
Eugene J. and Mary L. Lewis. boy.
Frederick W. and Margaret Schneider, boy,
George W. and Agnes c. beavers, grL
John Ia and Edna e MACK, boy.
John A. and Mary NJ. Counor, boy.
William h. and Minnie NJ Hall, boy.
Raymond b. and Margaret d. DouSias, DO,
Wesley T. and Mena Wheeler, boy.
Vincent and Annie Polrinolc, boy
william and Annie Hilgcnberg, boy.
John and Mahsl Braund, boy
Jacob and Bella Heckman. boy
MARI A. and Ethel NJ Keefe, boz
Naa,nan and Mary = German. siri
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SUGGEST DISTRICT
PATENT DEPARTMEN!

Shall the Pateut Onicn BE- tsi7rr
into the jurisdiction OF the Depsrt,
ment Of the INTERIOR Shan II h
made q distinct government depart.
mentr IL 80, shah q be prestdeS
over by o Cabinet offoe--
The foregoing propositions VII b
guven consideration by The Houaa
Committee ON Patents tornurow
There win be hearings over vf5cs
Representative Nolan vfn p~czfde
and witnesses wfn be presented hy
the National Research Councn
Other Patent OdSce matters % b
considered win be whether a pz.ert
curt OF appeals shah be eSeanftshrsd,
an the proposed rez6tustrD-nt a
sala ies OF the EMPLOYS
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CHANCES MAY R0Lp
UP d. e. MARKET BILL

Chairman Mapes. OF the House Com
mfttee on the District OF Columbia
Is not sure consideration can be given
Thursday. at the meeting Of the com
mittee. TO II. r. xS. to repeal and
annul certain parts Of the charter
and lease granted and made 10 the
Washington Market Company Nj
napes was called on yesterday BY
Douglass and Wolf. attorneys for the
market company. who went OVER TIE
changes m he draft
The preparation OF the amended
clauses may put the bearing on ne
measure over TO another cor-rni ittee
meeting. Mr.. Mapes said
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Cosmos

Belmont's Warblers. which open this
weeks bill at the Cosmos. Is one OF
the rarest acts Of Its kind ever pre-
sented in Washington II opens with
bird songs by pleasant singer, who
also gives limitations Of birds and
brings his act TO a climax with a full
stage scene presenting eighteen cana
ries. all OF them. apparently. in full
song. Another musical number OF
note is that OF Bartram and Saxon.
two Southern singers with splendid
voices in a repertory OF new songs,
including solos and duets.
Gillen Carleton and company offer
one of the most pleasant little COM
edy sketches. The Slippery Duckc'
which has been seen this season, with
a lassie in the title role who Is a real
actress. Kennedy and Kramer and a
pair OF unusually fine clog dancers
Bert Walton, with a pack OF cards
and cigar. entertaihs for several
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d. r. Keith,.-v..SevfIIe.

Irving Fisher. the norabayesian
right bower, made q vaudeville ap-
pearance at Keith's last night that
left something to be desired Mr..
Fisher In a gentleman and some
thing of q scholar. but his appear
ance In the two a-day merely served
to emphasize anew the manner IN
which Miss Bayes. Americas favor
lite feminine coon shouter. seems
able to reflect q favorable light
upon those grouped in her support
With Miss Bayes. Fisher becomes q
rather attractive performer. Alone,
In a repertoire OF semi-ciassic mu-
sic. he nightly needs the Bayesfan
prestige. II might be added that
the redoubtable Nora was present
last night to observe Mr., Ffshers
act The addition Of q popular song
or two should aid his offering mate
rally.
Lucfne Cavanaugh. the voiceless
dance .wonder. brings TO Washing
ton the fs1s addition Of her -kale-
idoscope Of dance and color This
pretenttous title covered q number
of beautiful and eccentric dance
numbers. an imitation Of Frisco.
the dancing waiter. and some
rather extrAordfnary jazz music by
Wadsworth and Taylor. assisting
with the violin and . sa1aphnoe
Third hoDors clearly went to
George Austin Moore. one of the
best negro-dialect story tellers in
vaudeville. who not only told some
real negro stories of the A E F.
but added q few song numbers in
tenor voice that was musical
John Regay and the Lorraine Sis
ters offered q dance repertoire
that had merit and Powers and
Wallace appear in . comedy eject
they call George on Broadwsy.
which Il the next step above Key
stone comedy. with none Of the
Keystone thrill
Coakiey and Dunlevy offer q tire
some military skit called -Over There
that Includes a rehash Of the original
joke book, but which is saved by the
melodious tones Of the barytope voice
Of one of the principals. who really
can sing. His partner. however. needs
the mantle OF charity rather badly.
The Misses Campbell, composers as
well as performers. have q good little
act called Honey and Georgia In
Songs that ts thoroughly conven-
tional. though appealing. Marie and
Ann Clark contribute a distinctive
novelty that calls one OF tbe girls
from the audience m q bfddy gzrb TO
assist in the fun-matdng. Some his
toric and intensely Interesting movies
finish the oill
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BeIaseo-sThe BeEfnnins and Mys-
terfcs of Life,

Mere nnaA. was -let in on q few
secrets last niSht al the presentation
Of The Beginning and Mysteries Of
Life" at the Shubat- -Belasco Theater.
The film productiot. which Is IN I'VE
parts, is one OF the bos,fst productions
Of its sort ever seen in. - city. In
ciuded is a condensed / -oducoon
which teaches the same lesson 49, the
finn plays FIT to Fight open Yok-
Eyes and Damaged Goods an m
one reel
The fourth reel, The Duties Of
Motherhood made many In the audi
ence OF men gasp at the manner OF
forcing breath into uhe body OF q
child Just born but not yet begun 70
breathe. The demonstration was in
effect a -treat-'em-rough" method to
save the life Of the newborn child
The actual birth OF the child is
shown. but carefully so The care
OF the child Immediately after birch
and for several weeks sfterward Is
also one OF the Interesting features
OF the presentation.
The modern method Of ehil6Incuba-
ton is portrayed. the largest baby
incubation in the country being shown
in operation
One OF the reels shows the method
OF handling milk, from the dairy TO
the baoy's stomach. Expert nurses
show the audience how to and how
not to handle and dress a small baby
The presentation begins with the
embryonic form OF life. using the
chicken. the rat and other animals
as subjects. The pulsating embryo
Of the chicken used to illustrate the
very beginning OF life forms a very
interesting and nonoffending method
of illustration.
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Whole Family Loses Clothes.

Francis Klay and his family mo
tored here TO enjoy the bathiry
Some one stole his car. the s1tt-s
family wardrobe. Klay's watch and
$50. The police supplied temporary
clothes
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DIED.

MACHEN-AUGUST W.. In his 6sth
year. at his residence, 11o2 Euclid
street northwest, Saturday after
noon. July S, 1919, at $40 D. m,
after an illness Of three days.
Funeral from st. Paurs Church
Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
REID = ELIZABETH LINN SIMP
SON. beloved wife of John Francis
Reid: of Langley. Fairfax County,
Virginia, died at the residence OF
her brother. Dr.. 8. r. Linn, near
Highland. Nd. at 8 o'clock a M,
Monday. July Z, 1913.
Interment at Lewinsvfrle, Va, at 4
o'clock p. m, Wednesday, July ;.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
Fairfax and Baltimore papers
please copy.)
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His Own Detective.

Chicago. July 1T. G. Deakins.
of Paterson. N. J. WIN be his own
detective. Don't. look for the man
who shot me-" he requested. when
1 get out of this hospital TIL get
him myself"
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Phone
Main $500
Last Night at Thedters

noments with new songx, wei SUM
and some new jokes '-Oh. Aunty..
the headIiner. win win whatever g
fame that comes its way with seve
pretty girls, upon whom are draps
a number Of striking costumes-
Dolly Irving Eingr two pretty snu
and Rosavene Leslie contributes whaf
ever Of comedy there is to the &C
william Grant IL an unobtrusive draR
er who evidently knows his bustnea
The extraordinary mat1nee film fen
ture presents the EIeat NaziuovA b
The Red Lantern while Fatty Ar
buckle smuses with "A Desert Hen'
The Pathe News completes the IN
Cotuuzbis-Charies Ray I'm ~Ha
Fe~t. strsw Pestyy
Charles Ray. the brilliant T-hsuns
h Ince photoplay star, appears .
splendid characterfzatfon Of a
embarrassed country bampkt. q
the Uniform of Uncle Sam IN TIA
Foot Straw Foot ube latest r..
success which fs beinr shown q
the Columbia today until Thurzdas
Ray h at his best. and One ero~1
which nned the Columbia va
proof OF the fact that he fs pcpuls
with the screen fans OF washingfou
The vehicle. which puts Ray q
his best this time. Is the story G
q country boy. the pride Of I've ~
war veter2nk one Of the Kloe q.
one OF the Gray. who Is caue< |,
night for HIS country at the cusb~e.l
! OF the great war. His grsndfzfn-.
Thaddeus Briggs. and his friend Ie
H2rmon- drill him in their urrffpru
OF "a and send him % the rec-u1an
station wearing one Of them IN c-
DER that he might be prepared Z
get right to the front They urr
him TO beware OF -staee actress
and to follow the steps of Gen Gran
and Gen Lee
How the -Benerai- IN camp reall
meets an actress and saves her fror
disgrace in a roadhouse. doing IN
same as Gen Grant would have dor.
Is a story which keeps the audieac
awaiting every scene with tntere .
And the vfnd-up OF the -ceneraFs
hight Is interesting. especially who
Tad" and -Je1 forget their hgh
over Grant and Lee and Join In arm
with their hero.
The added features at the colurn
bia make the sfn an sroEethe
worthy one
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
MADAM EPPY,

EIYPTIAN PALMLST.
Reads your life from cradle to grave: her pow-
ers sre wonderful; indisputable advice; clear in
formation concerning love. courtship marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor find counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located hours. Q a m
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. III. MeLACHLEN. Attorney.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
tict Of Columbia Geneva N Berry. Paintn.
vs.. Efie Smith. Defendant No Noi. The OBJ
ject Of this suit is to hfty dollars and to
have Judgment d condemnation o certain prop
city Of the defendant levied on under an attach
ment Issued in this sut to SATISFY the plAiotin >
claim. II IA, therefore, this nth day q Juns.
1919. orocrsd that the defendant spear in this
court on or before the fortieth day, exclusive q
Sundays and legal holidays sfter the day Of the
first publication Of this order to defend this suit
and show cause why said condemnation should
not be had. otherwise the suit will be proceeded
with As In case Of default Witness the Honor
able Judges Of said Court this Ilth day Of June.
AD., 1919 MILTON sTRAsBURGER, Judge
true COPY: Test BLANCHE NEFF. Cet.
0id
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MADAM D'ASEIMAN
Clairvoyant
Room 80, 1901 G Street NV.
MADAM IENQRE

MADAM LENORE,
Gifted eiairToyant and medium. can be con
suited on all srain Of life Where others fan,
she succeeds. Her advice is good. ty her. No
gues3 vork or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Sat1action guAyznteed Of
fee n llth ST. NV. two doocs north Of Pxlais
Royal store Houn- II 4 m to p m ju1-0t
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ClairToyant and Paluist
Arc you In rouhlei Save time and money by
consulting a natural-bom clairruyant that
Divine Providence has see ~ TO bleus with re-
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CnOk- RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN. AP-
fir I'D Ontario ave. nv. between and
EVENING" iuSG
NENT APPEARING. EXPERIENCED COL
o-c1 uaitrsSAes at capitol Dining Hall on
North Capitol street between B and q sts ju7--t
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MADAME ZELIA

Genuine Egyptian Palmist. If
in doubt of love. business or fam
lily affairs, consult Madame ZeIIa.
6l5 9TH St. N. W.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE.

BABY CARRIAGE. REED: IRON CRrR,
sanitary cots. hand vacuum cleaner. good con
dition. reasonable: fruit :sz. Phone Columbia
44ss. az Georra Ave. tuba
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lmistry is a recognized science. a
RIZPAH EJDON

Is known as one Of its greatest e1ponents Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: com
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand forcteIls only 81. Reception parlor ne
corner Of eth and G NV. Entrance 9Th St
Hours 10 4 m TO 8 D. %. ie6 ent
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MADAME ALLEN
PALMIST AND CLAIRyOYANr
eI2 + STREET N M
PALMlSTRY.
Licensed By District Of ooiunS..
MADAM STANLEY
ROYAL. GYPSY PAI,NIsr

Your future is written in your hane. A kpovi.
edge Of what life has in store for you will save
you many an hours trouble and worry; no matter
what you want TO know Madam Stanley by
reading your hand will help sou thousands have
visited her in . skeptical frame Of mind and
have been convinced and he.ped. Absolute sat
ifactiUn guaranteed or fee refunded. Why not
consult her todayl 1911 II ST NE les cot
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women with some capital
talso vfthouu 10 connect up with going business
concerns In this city, Apply morning.. THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY, 1919
- myiSOt
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08

.STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY.
Demobilized soldier. age 25. with
executive experience. desires re-
IsponIble position as private secre-
tary Or chief clerk. Expert stenog-
rapher and typewriter. Will not ac-
|cept less than $1,000 per year. with
chance for advancement. Recently
,regimental sergeant major in COM
bat division; college man. Can
heave city. BOX GA. Herald Office.
jyl-tf
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UN d = z
rood vuSinz conditions for youns snd mid
die aged men uho ns anbt1oos To learn tbs
Street Railway B1inez
WAGES FOB AOroRAEN AND
CODCCrORS
F1rst three mouthzL- .----J0c Per hour
Next nine moufhs---s---------Do pa nour
Full credit dr,n tuf former service with
this company and Sc PER HOUR GIVEN d
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR
OR MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN THE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
ArpIy MONDAY. wednesday md Friday Be-
tween 3 and II L m
EMPLOYMENT kSa INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
Washington RAILWAY & Electric Co.
18th and East Capitol sA
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK OR BUTLER, PRIVATE
family or summer hotel;- will
ing to leave city; good references.
$40 18th st. NV. ju3-3t
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE-

PASTRY CHEF; HOTEL BUTCHER; TO
h.ve city!am pa mouth- BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 5c 10Th - nr. juIS
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.IRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
,EFRIGERATORs 4 ICEBOXES.

Eefrigerators, Ice Boxes
that ARE SUPERIOR
NELSON REFRIGERATOR co.
m F St. N. W. Franklin 2757
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
PERSONALS.

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