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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26
Curiozit3ti.

In ntreaga lume ,lnSula B0rncO
tine locul de frunte in ceea ce
priveste numarul diamantelor CO.
lorate. Acolo Sc, gasesc pietri
scumpe de culoare galbena, alba-
strue, roza, ,fumurie 81 char nel-
gra inchisa.
in Anglia s'au TRIMS prin tele-
grafia fara fir peste 145 de GU
vinte pc minut.
Gel mai mare fluer GU abr
din lume Sc afla deasupra unei
fabriei de otel din Pennsylvania.
AcestNfluer are fnaltimea de sase
urine 81 dianfetrul de urma, lar
de auzit Sc aude de la distanta
de II mile.
Conform sOcotelilor facute d,
un invatat Englez macaroane-
le, socotite in una 81 aceiasi greu-
tate, folosesc tot atft la ingrasare
ca 81 carnea de vaca sau de oae.
Oamenii de stiinta din Franta
Sc folosesc de lumina violeta la
incercarea pietrilor pretioase, mai
Gu seama la fncercarea rubinc-
lor, pentru a putea alege pc cele
mai de valoare ce sc gasesc in
Burma, din cele inferioare gasite
in Siam.
In Peru creste mereu productia
| de aur. care acum S a urcat cam
la 100000 de dolari anual.
In razboiul trecut au murit
optsprezece membrii al easel CO.
munelor din Anglia.
Doctorii fac experiments Gu a.
fpa de radium, pentru intre-
buinta ca bautura lnedicala.
Una dintre 'cele. mai curioase
granite din Europa Sc afla intre
Italia 81 Elvetia. fntr 'un loc a.
ceasta granita consista dintr o
retea de sirma 1nalta, pc margi-
nea Garcia sunt insirate clopote.
| Tn inventator Englez montat
0 mica Tampa electrical in minerul
masinei de barbierit, asa ca omul
sa poata vedea mai bine firele de
par.
| Au iesit un nou fel de caiete
| de scfis, sub care este montata 0
| Tampa electrical. Pc acest caiet o.
mul poate lua note 81 scrie scri-
sori in intunerec.
! Intrebuintarea oualor la PAST
dateaza din timpuri foarte vechi
Pentru ca in timpurile paginis.
mului oul era considerat ca un
simbol al invierei, biserica Ia
! adoptat mai t1rziu 81 in obiceiu.
rile crestinilor.
AlcOolul. cind este curat, bate
in verde. Cind are fnsa apa in 81
! prezinta nuanta ga|bue.
Sc zice ca cea mai veche carte
ar fl; Rig Veda", in care Sc a
fla colectie de imnuri 81 versari
! carl preamaresc personifidarea
puterilor naturei. Ea a existat
complecta precum Sc afla 81 as,
taxi, in anul 1900 inainte de Chri-
stos.
Tintarii din Erusalim, earl timr
; de mai multe generatiuni fusesera
cauza epidemiilor, au fost mimi
citi de un sanitar American, ca
resi- cistigase experienta in zona
canalului.
i Casatoria in America este lega-
Ia char daca cununia Sc face sub
hume falls.
j San inventat de curind un Eel
! de ciorapi luigi, f&cnti din lima
groasa, pc carl femeiIe &c calato-
resc Gu automobilul in timpul Ter.
nei ii trag peste ghete ca sa )e
( fereasca de reumatian. La calciiu
acesti ciorapi au niete g1uri IN
care intra tocurile eheteler
80
GemintAle az tntni1 mint Ae0 de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-26

Senintele de tutun stfnt ass de
mii 81 de rodnice, fncit un dege-
tar plin da dsstul r4sad pentru
plantatul unei acre ~ p6snfnt.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

LOCAL OARSMEN
FINISH SECOND
Union Boat Club Leads at
Flag by Two
Lengths.

Philadelphia, Pa. July Row
Ing with clock-like precision the
Union Boat Club of New York
showed its heels to the Potomacs
or Washington: Malta OF schuyikin
Navy. and the Argonaut Star, and
until the time the trolley bridge
was reached IL was anybody,s race.
Flashing out under the arch the
Gothamites shot into the lead which
they held all the way down the
course winning in easy fashion.
The Potomac crew challenged the
New Workers Just as the head of
Peters Island was reached but the
Union bunch had lots in reserve
ana flashed over the line with two
lengths Of open water to the good
After leading practically an the
way the Potomacs of washington
were forced to watch the New York
Athletic Club athletes cross the line
winner In the Junior quadruple
sculls race.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
COUNTRY CLUB HOLDS
HOLIDAY GOLF EVENTS

Holiday events for both men and
women were carded at the Columbia
Country Club yesterday. the women
holding a miniature tournament on
the putting course. while the men
played handicap foursomes against
par. the best bail of each pair count
ing. In the former Mrs. Carter b..
keene was the winner, with Mrs.
r. &C. Mitchell runner-up. the final
round match going nineteen holes
before Mrs Keene gained the deci-
sion.
In the consultations Mrs J. C. Nc
Laughlin defeated Mrs. John NJ VIII
liams. 6 UP and 6. in the final round.
George II. Chasnar and Exurnons
5. Smith Jr-. had little trouble conn
ing out on top in the mems event
being l up On par. +. B. Pyle and
James Baird, who were 3 down TO
"the general" were scored, with Ar
thur Shell a and ]. W. Beller, 4
down, TAX z third
The following cards were turned
in in this event:
@. H Chasmar and Emmons 8.
Smith. jr., 1 up; F. b. Pyle and James
Baird. down: Arthur Shelton and
]. w. Weller. 4 down; Edward Har-
ban and H. E Doyle, down; A L.
Thurman and L E Shoemaker, s
down; E s Smith and s. A Reeves,
down; r. S. Applemsn and r. NJ.
Phelps, down; E c. Gott and z. c.
Gott. 1r-, down; r. p. Barnard and
]. A Kratx. 9 down; J. NJ williams
and A p. Reeves, down; E b.
DeGraw and Frank Govern. 10 down;
E. 1. ober and L J. Henderson. IL
down.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
ONE ROUND PLAYED
In TENNIS TOURNEY

The ''one-day,' tennis tournament
scheduled at Columbia yesterday as
the holiday attraction, has developed
into a "two-day' one as. on account
OF the heat the players were only
able to play one-half OF the semi-fnal
round. A. Y. Leech winning by beat
ing Lawrence Pyle in straight sets.
The event VIII be finished today, when
Heaton will meet Beider. the winner
TO. face Leech for the prize The wom-
en- decided il was too hot for them
and so their events were withdrawn
Summaries:
First round-Iawrence Pyle and c.
A. Bieder drew byes; A Y. Leech. ir.
defeated L P. Mclaughlin, 40. 60
W-s; Arthur Heaton defeated John
Hancock. 81, 90
Semi-fnl round - Leech defeated
Pyle, 6-3. 65
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or THE C0MMIssIO

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C.,
June q. 1919. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceiyed at this Office. Room 5ll, District Build
ing, Jptil O'Clock p. m, on July %, lsls,.
for furnishing one switchboard for the Rock
Creek Pumping Station. District Of Columbia.
Forms Of proposals. specifications and necessary
information may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer. D. O.. Room, so, District
Building Washington. d. c. LOUIS BROWN
LOW, W. GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W. KUTZ. Commissioners jul-5t
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF
the Secretary. Washington, d. c., June IL
1919. Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until u O'CLOCK ~, July 8, 1913, for
furnishing stationery for the use Of the United
States Senate for the fiscal year ending June 10,
1870. Blank firms Of proposals. showing the
quantity and quality Of each article and the
form Of bond 10 be signed by the bidder and
sureties, will be furnished on application to this
Office. Proposals should be indorsed Proposals
for Stationery for the United States senate,"
and. be directed TO George A Sanderson, Secre-
tary Of the United States Senate. Washington,
ID. @. Proposals and specimens must be deiiter-
ed at this Office. free OF charge before the hour
named above. GEORGE A sANDERsoN,
Secretary. jeli.1 ctiy5,l9
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
AQUEpUcT ENTRIES.


FIRST RACE-seninE; SyeAr-oids snd ~;
s,x furlcogs: Madam Byns. l0; Unvtse Chlld.
70; Nan Knoehr. rs; Irene. ~: Miss -BFyu.
lC: Uncle's LAsie. ice: Dot6e vsndiver. 40;
Msry Mand. u0: Katie Canal l0; Adeie. 1g /:
Favour. l0: Keen Jane. los: Eecte a los
Goldylle 81: ornoda. lp: Valerie West. m
Marmite l05: Aunt Dina II. l0.
SECOND RACE-FOuryrar-o ODDS and M.
about two miles and . half: Brooks. 40: Bef,s
~ the Sea. l55. Royal Arch. IS; The Brook
IN
THIRD CE-Tvo- year-csds; Sr f,Hlouss
Man o. War. rs; RAloo. us: Rocking Hor-s.
lis
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear-o and up.
one mile and a fulonr: Reccunt 100: Bond
sse. p; Trmp,A Mort ls: sslve-tn, lo: La
MUS ING: Holhaer. ia
FIFTH RACE-Tvoyesrolds. nr. furioaac
Jesse. 90. MSrccle ~ ioi; L&dyhke. 10: Bar
ley Water. iN: veul Joy. iU: Merry sinnssr
lN wak the Plank. lG: oormorsn. i0. Acd
Test lR
SIXTH RACE Tnree yesrolds and un 90
rni'e. Princess, Lao, io5: King a cnp1n i,s.
Isoilu. t15 Indiscreet. lst MeHce iG Ccuft-
ing coloss. q: lndisn sprins g.. wdfred.. =:
Tftie -; searchiieht ID los; RAD BIRD. M.
Robin Goodfellox. fe: Nanete Fack. -: o-r
- Ton m: yo yes. ms r. G. Kis. u
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MIKE LYNCH LANDS
MARATHON FEATURE

Mike Lynch, the veteran mara
thon runner of Carroll Institute,
yesterday at the Athletic Carnival
in the American League ball park
showed his many friends that he
is still among those that can run
q race with the best of them. Un-
der broiling sun Mike stepped OF
the five miles in 36 minutes and
81 2-5 seconds while Kelly and Ef-
fantis finished in the order named
Kelly was 10 seconds behind the
c. l.. man at the finish and the
third mans time was not given.
Joe Gieger of the Baltimore Cross
Country Club was out in front in
the one-half mile and made the
distance in 2:30 fat Joe had essy
sailing as his opponents were not in
the same class with the flyer from
the Monumental City. McDonough
negotiated the century dash in the
fast time of 10 SIS seconds while
in the 220 w. Z. Mcnamara stepped
off the distance in 81 as seconds.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Gen. IRELAND
AT FIELD MEET
Reconstruction Department
Of Amy Has Carnival
AT Walter Reed.
BY J. EDWARD MURTAUGH.
written Exclusively for TIE wash
fngton HcraId-

.ston nrFatu-
Surgeon General ireland was no,
only an interested spectator but an
active participant IN the most unique
athletic meet held IN the United
States In years at Walter Reed Hos
pital yesterday. The occasion wss a
victory for the Reconstruction De-
partrnent Of the army.
From start TO finish the cruw-fr
were kept IN q constant pitch Of en-
thusiasm and excitement with the re-
suit that when the wheeIbarrov rAc~
was announced General Ireland could
not restrain his admiration for chs
wonderful work OF the boys and an
nounced to the group OF offycers abort
him that he would enter the coute<t
IL some one would join him. HIS re-
construction officer. Maj. A. e. Mona
han. Sanitary Corps. who had chx-re
OF the ffeld events, volunteered and
when the distinguished surgeon ap-
peared In line and his identity be-
came known the cheers re-echoed
through the spacious grounds
The rules called for one member OF
each team to seat himself in the bar
row while the other wheeled him 70 q
turning point where they werv "a
change places and return 20 the start
ing line. Gen. ireland took the han
dies first and was among the leaders
when the first half Of the Journey was
reached. but upon the return lap the
major could not keep up the advzn-
tage gained by his superior and they
were unplaced at the finish amid the
good-natured scoff1ng OF the specta-
tors.
Intense interest was caused bv the
various events in which the entries
were confined to legless and armies
veterans while The presence OF tho
army nurses In the potato and egg
races added color as well as spirit 70
the success Of the morning program.
Boxing. cage ball. dashes. walking
tug OF war. obstacle and relay con-
tests were among the various fes-
lures
The water nght vas the most excit-
ing event Of the day. Two lines Of
fire hose were run out 20 the center
OF the diamond Zach was manned
by nine soldiers, non-commissioned
officers on one team. privates on the
other The men were placed about
ten yards apart when the signal was
given to turn on the pressure The
''ncn-cou1s" eventually won although
both teams were on their feet at the
whistle
Corporal Messina John won the
dressing contest for one arm patients
in the remarkably quick time Of four
minutes and twenty-nine seconds.
Considerable credit for the clock
work manner in which the events were
run on is due MAJ. Monahan. Maj. A.
Il Van Meter, Capt r. z. Sanbon.
Capt C h Anderson. Capt. Mearns
and W. N. 9refm- recreationai direc-
tor al Walter Reed for the American
Red Cross. Potomac Division.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Cubs Defeat Pirates

Pittsburgh, Pa. July 4.-The Cubs
took both games from the Pirates
here today, the first, Z to 5. and in
the afternoon they came right back
and captured the fray from the home
folks. to 1. Score, FIRST game:
R II. E.
Chicago. 1o1o % IL o
Pitts. OIL 01O-s o
Batteries-Hendrix and O'Farrell:
Miller. Carlson and Blackwell
Second game: RI e.
Chicago. o 400 100 IA l
Pitts. 90 o 900 o-l s 1
Batteries-Vaughn and Miller;
Adams and Schmidt
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

: MONEY 10 LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. INC. 81 18th at nv. apa4st
WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COTUNS5 FOK
suoeneo o. ne uovtn Of this eity. rhn
mag seem hks odd suEzestiou-pu, II isn-t
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Reds Land Two.

Cincinnati, o.. July 4.-The Reds
took both games Of the holiday at
traction here today from the Cardi-
nails. The morning fray was close
and the home folks nosed out, 4 to
3, while in the afternoon the Cardi-
nails made II tough going for the
Reds to land, 4 TO 2. Score. first
game: r h e
st. Louis
10000 oolooo ,-sl, 8
Cincinnati
10000 1000 81 o
Batteries-Doak and Snyder: Ring
and Wingo.
Second game: r. II. z.
st. Louis. o o oo1 o1o % o
o o 900 s-41l 8
Batteries-Tuero and Snyder; FL
Ter, Goodwin. Mitchell and wingo.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Dodgers Divide with Braves.

Brooklyn. y. Y. July i-The
Braves and Dodgers divided the
games here today. the Robins land
ing the morning fray. TO 3. while
in the afternoon the Braves turned
the tables and won, 5 TO 3. Score,
first game: r. II. E.
Boston. 10000 o-s 0
Brooklyn 0001 o o S - IL /
Batteries-Nehf and Gowdy; Ca
dore and Kreuger.
Second game: 4. n. L
Boston. ..l1O2 1000 Is IL o
Brooklyn 90 900 o. Z 2
Batteries-Rudolph and Wilson;
Smith, Grimes and Miner.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Americans Win in Finals.

Pershing Stadium. Paris. July A.
America won all three places in the
finals of the shot put today and second
and third places in the Soo-meter run
over 5000 spectators packed the
stadium. .
Frenchmen captured all three places
in the marathon.
The American baseball team defeat
ed the Canadians. 10 to 0.
Mcneil. American lightweight boxer,
won over Watson. of Australia.
Pole vault Cfinals) won by +. w.
Floyd, vinita- Okla; LAWN, Des
MoiEes. second; Robert Harwood.
third. Height. S65 meteeRL
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
INDIANS LAND BOTH
GAMES In TWIN BILL

Cleveland, July f"IeVoland
punched four hits with a pass and
an error in the nth inning. scoring
fve runs of Gallia. and beating st.
Louis to 4.
Cleveland continued hitting this
afternoon and beat St Louis aEain.
this time IL to /. CoveleslSie was
effective in the pinches. Gardner got
three hits including a homer. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Giants Capture Both.

Philadelphia Pa, July l.-The
Giants defeated the Phillies in both
games here today. In the first con-
test the Gotham crowd hit Jacobs
hard for 8 to victory. while in
the afternoon game the visitors won
easily. 8 to ). Score. first game:
r. II. r.
NV York ososo olo-s Ia /
PhiIa. 5000 eo-o1 0-I
Batteries-Barnes and Gonzales;
Jacobs and Adams.
Second game: r. II. E.
NV York l o % Is 1S
Phila. 5000 O-3 8
Batteries-Toney and McCarty;
Woodward, Adams and Clark.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Morgan in Second Place.

Maplewood, N. H, July 4.-Frank
Wright champion of New York State.
was high gun yesterday of the Maple
wood turnament by breaking I49x150
r. d. Morgan. OF Washington. D. c..
was second with 14s, and took the
first trophy in Class A. Tracy II.
Lewis. Of Greatneck. L. L; George
Gray, Of Philadelphia, and F. L. Wat
kins, of Hartford. Conn, did l45
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Terminals Land One.

The Terminal Shop team of the
Railroad Y. M. c. A League de-
feated the Virginia Gray nine. OF
Alexandria. Va. on the Union Sta
tion grounds by 10 TO s. Score by
innings:
r II z
Shops. ....S oo1oO DO 10 2
Va. Grays.0 o o 2 0 O402-s 5
Batteries-Dixon and Oliver: Po-
sey. Safelle and oRgers. Umpire
Mr. Rood
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAM KASKO

-DGYpTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT; TELLS
RAsT. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, A. n
TO p. NJ. PERMANENTLY LocATEp
e2 5th IT. NV. my39M
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAM EPPY.

"lfliAaN
Reads your life from cradle to graEe; her pow
ers are wonderful; indisputable advice; clear in
formation concerning love. courtShip. marriage
and divorce both nch and poor find counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
and happier after consulting her: satizaction
guaranteed; permanently located honzI T. m
to p m.
s2I PA. AVE. NV,
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted paimist ana ciairvogant Car 3D.
viss business. family snairs. love and marriages
Can tell you the name uf future husband or wife,
Can tcn ycu the secret Of being successful; how
to avoid trouble and Tow to AVOID evil infuencaL
sstistsctiou guaranteed or no cnarzs. Eutnncs
so 7th ct spISpx
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAME ALLEN
PALMIsT u. I, AND an. cLAIRvoYAM.

sl2 STREET ~ W,
Guarantees to read your entire life, past, pres
ent and future; gives tue advice on bus,nesL
love. health and family Affairs; tells the name
OF your future husband or wife; and what to
do to be successful In life; one visit will nav
you for your many iinppointmens in others;
she viii remove all Obstacles and ten you how
to win and hold the one you desue she gives
advice on ell important affairs OF life; rcadincs
ao; no one in troahas turned ANY money or
no money. je6s0
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAM D'ASHMAN

Vypsy Ianvoyant
And card reader; adyice given On buanea.
marriage and Givorce; this woman has read
for many people in many countnes. hsr
predictions are reliable. Isul G ST., nornsr
18th. arll-sot
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
"CEALo PARKER"

'o1oob Auu Ehm1st
Are you in troublei Save time and money by
consulting natural born clairvoyant that
Divine Providence has see f1t to bless with re-
ls kAoie Talents; sne asks no questions but will
tell you about business. love or marriages and
what 70 do to be successful in life; oyercomes
evil influence: give luck days and numbers; you
viii Be wiser and happier after seeing her; sat
iSacton or no charges: resdings. 81. 1911 Il st
NV. between 18th and 18th sta
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

'Baued for Kooo in nfth-
s-Bstted for Drheld in s~--uth
tBatted for Dzvcnput IN ninth
Score b. inning:
81. Louis .--..---..---.e -
Cleveland -...---..-..o ! fSoS o IN
Rms-SSer. Smith 4 wAmhy ) Speafef,
Wood 2 G~rdn1 2 o'Nein Tvo-hass hits-
siaa. sp,&kr. Johnstnn, wamSg. H.rns
Home un-GsrdDef. Stosn bsscs-WGmty.
Sacrifice hits-Tooin. Co~ele>Ane SpeakG Lei
On b~se-St Louis %. Cleveland q DOubie
plsys-Gudner. wsung and Johnston q Austin.
Gedeon and sislr. Bass on hls-Of wnEht
2 "a Driheid l. od Covele~ans ) His-Od
Wright. 8 In 92S inninss; od Koch. > In Is
innines: % Drheld, 4 IN 2 Snnino; OF Dsven-
port. In inninrsN str1ck cut-By Wright /.
By Ooyelezkis q Umpirs-Moriarity and Hlas-
crtnd Losing pitcher-wnshl
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
FOR SALE-FARMS.

sEvNrY-FTE ACRES POULTRY TRUCK
ing farm, B. h o. R. R.. Annapolis Junction.
Howard County. Apply HUGHES. LAtchford's
Store. Ter roonsA new house. bath, stone dairy.
outbuildinss; HI elevation; fruit and wood
lands; 81 500. pa cash. je2lH
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
COOK OR Butler. PRIVATE
family or summer hotel; will
ing to leave city; good references.
e49 18th st. NV. ju3-3t
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY.
Demobilized soldier. age Is. with
executive experience. desires re-
sponGble position as private secre-
tary or chief clerk. Expert stenog-
rapher and typewriter. viii not ac-
cept less than $1,000 per year. with
chance for advancement. Recently
lJegimental sergeant major in COM
bat division; college man. Can
leave city. BOX GA. Herald Office.
jyl-tf
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Y0U CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN FHI
ciaaaned columns--for there isn't hiding
place thcre Thesc ads are READ. mch34u
WILL GALL IN MY UNLErrERED AUTO.
mobile, city or suburban. and pay you hishest
prices for lsuieS. sentie nen's. chiidrens dis
earded ciothins. Of ali o~y1ptions ADDRESS
postal or phcne. win call. L. RIOE. lss7 ,th
t. nv. North ,H55 fsRx
i WILL BUY ANYT4pNG SECONDHAND
you wish to sell What have your writs
or call.
TOMMY LOWE. sos C st. NV.
franklin .esI saQ.Nt
DROP POSTAL 70 s WALL, 206 I sT. NV.
Al kinds Of irnk and furniture bought; hlsb-
ct eash psics in efSspstt apissH
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
July L lsis.-To Whom Il May Concern: Tns
annual stockholders' meeting Of The Adams on.
Gas and Development Company, Incorporated
Is hereby called for Tuesday evening July Is
us. p. m. sharp. At Second Baptist Church.
coioed. % Third st. between II and l Sta NV.
nasning1ou- D. C.. for the purpose Of electins
fifteen direction Of mid cunpsny for Oh. .-.,,;,s
year. and for such other purpos. ss nav \.
meet and proper. SPENCER ADAMS Pr.i-
dent Attest: J. Louis Taylor. secretary.
3D.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
MADAME ZELLA

.Genuine Egyptian Palmist. If
in doubt of love, business or fam
lily affairs. consult Madame Zella,
6l5 9TH St. N. W.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

ToAls... q 10 z 10 0 TotAls.... y 10 a i }
.Batted for Gsllia in seventh innIns.
Scure by aninp:
C1e.el.nd ................l lolss uEa
ST Louis ...............l o 90 o.
Runs-Smith, wsmby. spesksr. GAroner :
Harris = Johnstou. Austin. Gedsoa. TcsSn-
jacobson Two-base hits-Tohn, Gardner. Hsr-
ris Jacobsun TnresAe hit-Johnstoa- Stotea
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SPIRITUALIST MEDIUMS.
PALMISIRI.
Licensed by District Of Columbia.
MADAM STANLEY
ROYAL Gypsy pAIM1sr

Your .uture is written in your hand. A knowl-
edge Of what life has in store for you viii 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 a skeptical frame Of mind and
have been convinced and heied. Absolute sat
isactiUu guaranteed or Zee refunded. Why not
consult her today 1871 H ST NE ie3eo
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MADAM D'ASHMAN
Clairvoyant
Room 33, 1901 C Street NV.
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairToyant and medium, can be CON.
suited on all Affairs Of life Where others fail.
she succeeds. Her advice is good. try her. No
guess w0k or~auestions asked; what she secs and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
Ace IN uth st. NV, two door, north of paIais
Royal store. Hours. IL q m to D. m. iuIIeOt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD oPP5kTUNfTfEs
for capable men and women With some capital
tAlso vffhout) 70 connect up with going business
concerns IN this city. Apply mornings. THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY, H1
nv. nyisof
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HsLP TANTED-FEMALE.

y sNTE ED-FIVE BRIGHT. CAPAB Z
ladies 10 rarel. demonstrate and sell dealers:
= to SO per week: railroad fare pS.d. Write
Omaha Neor. apDsu-tf
q ! or ELDERLY WOMAN. WHITE OR
~ red. 20 20 to country light work. good
hrinr w; no high wages. Apply 3 ! St NV
iu5lt
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alnistry is a recognized science, and
RIZPAH EIDON.

Is known one Of its greatest exponents. Hun
dreda visit this remarkable woman daily: com
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only 81. Reception psrlor ne.
norner OF 6th and NV. Entrance eth st.
Hors 10 a. m to D. m je169
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BELMONT.

Noted eiairvoyant and palmit- Gives sdvice
on business matters. love, health, and family sf.
fairS Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells II one you lore is true or false. what
part Of the country is luckiest to you. What TO
do to be successful in life. las n Y. ave. NV
Next door to Masonic Temple Readings, 81.
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