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TANNING.

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-ABOUT MARCH
Is, furnished or u~nfurnished fiat or
small house. Modern and close in.
Address manager, Orpheum Theater,
Box ISL, city.
WANTED TO RENT-A FARM WITH
:. horses and machinery on a third share
by young man, experienced. Discharg-
Box 1894, Cando, N. D..
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE De
housekeeping. Convenient to down
town district. Address 414 Herald.
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CASH RECEIPTS.

CASH RECEIPTS.
Chicago, March Corn, No. 3
yellow, 1.31@1-2; No. 4 yellow, 1923
@1.30; No. S yellow, 1927.
Oats, No. 3 white, 81 1908 1-2;
standard So 1-4@59.
Rye, No. 2, LAG.
Barley nominal.
Timothy, 700 1000.
Clover. nominal.
Pork nominal.
Lard, 25.75.
Ribs, 24.50@25.00.
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Farms FOR Sail.
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pink Georgette waist. Owner can have
same by. calling et Elgin Dairy Lunch
and paying for id.
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saIe.. III modern Sut heat. CO. 10
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1--WE STOCK

TWO FINE HUSKY HEREFORD Bulls
Ing. John Kenmir, Emerald, N. D..
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Navy Yard News

Ben Tubman. the veteran cyclist
of the east shop. looks fine on his
new racer.
Henry Ball. of the broadside
mount shop. is out for the Rex
football team.
Schwatzie Schaffer. OF the tor
pedo tube shop. has returned from
an eight-day vacation.
w. H. Brown. of the radio shop,
is the proud father OF a baby girl.
Robert G. johnson. Of the tool
shop. has purchased a new home.
Fred Seitz, of the key division. Is
i'll with the influenza
John Ray, OF the boiler shop,
passed the weekend in Baltimore,
Nd.
Harry Andree, of the sight shop.
has purchased a new home on Z
street southeast.
J. Phillips, OF the erecting shop,
had fine luck on his recent fishing
trip.
]. Stewart, of the east gun car
riage shop. has returned from his
extended vacation.
c. H. Price, of the breech mech
anism shop. returned Saturday from
his trip to Palm Beach. Fla.
r. W. Wilson, of the torpedo tube
test house, has a new car. in which
he Is going to motor to California
T. c. Brown, of the west gun
carriage shop, leaves today for IN
extended stay in New York City.
H. N. Lowery. of the miscella-
neous shop; spent Sunday in Phila-
delphia with his family.
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Woman Repays Bad Boys
By Opening Home to Them

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. S.-Although
handicapped by lack OF funds for the
purpose, Mrs. Laura J. Williams has
given over the parior OF her home at
zll6 East Clearfield street to bad boys
Of the neighborhood for use as a club.
In the hope OF turning them from their
wilful ways. She is doing this in
preference TO sending them to the
House Of Correction for their attempt
to demolish a frame dwelling on the
rear lot OF her property.
Mrs. Williams is the representative
Of a publishing house. for which she
works that she may support an in
valid husband. She leaves her home
early each morning. and is gone all
day. During her absence the boys
have been tearing down the frame
dwelling in the rear. bit by bit. They
do not want to steal the lumber. SAID
Mrs. Williams. They leave the
wood in the front yard for me 10 pick
up when return home in the even
ings.
what has borne me up in face OF
opposition to my plan from many
sides" he said. has been the
thought Of my own boy. that lost
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Canadian Prices on PoUer
LolUer Than American
Cost of Chippewa Falls Product Will Be $Ioo A
ii. r. Under That of Niagara Falls-Grow-
ers in Western Canada Enter Politics.

Toronto. Sept 2s.-An undertake
Ing. involving the expenditure or
about s35.000. 900 is being launched
In connection with the development
of the Chippewa Falls in Ontario.
The canal will have a capacity Of
$4,000 second feet. and the product
Of that water will be 5oO.0e0 horse
power for peak loads. At the be-
ginning of the war the Hydro-Elec-
trio Power Commission of Ontario
was developing 5000 horsepower,
and at present is developing $500
horsepower.
commission. in hfs speech here said
that this was not the limit since
there was the St Lawrence. which
Is capable of supplying 1000. 900
horsepower equal to 10000. 900 tons
of coal or s2oo.000.o0o. He hoped
that before another year work
would have commenced on the FIRST
dam on the St Lawrence. This dam
will. among other things, assist
greatly in making possible Toronto
and Hamilton being placed on the
ocean highway OF the world.
The merger of the waterpower
companies. now known as the
Niagara Falls Development Com
pany. will have a total capacity OF
only 100000 horsepower. whereas all
told there will be available on the
Canadian side N925.0oo horsepower
The United States merger was cap
italized. at s175!0oo. 600. and the cap
ital cost of the power was s1s0 to
$3.50 a horsepower. whereas the
capital cost per horsepower when
the Chippewa canal is finished will
be SIS to $50.
5,7es Soldiers Given Grants.
During the last twelve months
land grants have been made to 3,76S
returned soldiers in the four west
crn provinces Of Canada The loans
by the Soldier Settlement Board up
to the end OF August amounted 10
about $50. o.oOo.o 900.
Montreal to Herald Prince.
Preparations are going on apace
for the welcome of the Prince Of
wales when he visits Montreal late
in October. shortly before his return
to England. The festivities will IN
clude a ball by the city and the
citizens, and a military ball. in ap-
probation OF the dancing proclivi-
ties the Prince has inherited from
his grandfather. the late King Ed
ward VII Among other ceremonials
will be the unveiling OF a memorial
to the men Of the British mercantile
marine who gave their lives in the
great cause during the long fight
against the submarines and other
forms OF German friEhtfulness.
The Hon. y. W. Rowell, presi-
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ITALY WILL NEVER
SEE FIUME TAKEN,
D'ANNUNZIO'S DEFY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE-
triots in the right and justice-an
army composed by regular italian
troops, representative of the entire
mother country.
My Judgment proved sound, my
vision clear. 1t was the Italian Royal
Army which closed ranks in my wake
as l marched to Ffume. 1t Is the
Italian Royal Army that now holds
the holy city Of Fiume under my
command. in defiance OF all enemies.
All know their leader will not fail
them in the hour OF peril. All know
1 am ready TO die at a moments no.
tice in the service OF a great cause.
Hopes for Death In Sea.
What is death to me. who have
already braved it two score ana
more times? What is the value Of
this poor crust, my body?
When Fiume is definitely won I
am going to fly from Rome to Toxic.
hoping devoutly that a typhoon will
end my life. far out in the Indian
ocean.
No. glory did not tempt me to
come hither. nor did death deter
me. Glory is mine already. and
QedIn KNOW JOO we'll
This same spirit imbues my heroic
followers who have signed their
lives into my hands and confided
their destinies into my keeping.
We have pledged our existence to
this sacred soil-living or dead. this
soil is our biding place.
From Venice ! hurried to Lonchl.
the home of the martyr who died in
the cause of Italy thirty years ago.
There for a moment I despaired, for
the auto trucks that had been prom
Used were not on hand.
But courage famed again. Ny
main force seized sufficient trucks,
and-forward again. Even / my
self had not expected the expedition
would be so easy. / had looked for
resistance and feared bloodshed en-
route. particularly at the hands of
the allies.
God be thanked. we were not op-
posed by our former brothers in
arms.
Army sprang From Ground.
The news Of our progress few ahead
OF us like wildfire. harangued
troops along the road. and all Joined
my triumphal column. When we
reached Thieste, a veritable army
strode at my heels. In IL counted
a regiment Of infantry. two battalions
Of arditi. shock troops OF the Regina
Brigade. batteries Of artillery. COM
pletely equipped, and two squadrons
Of armored cars.
They had miraculously sprung up
from the ground as though called
forth by the stamping Of a magician's
foot.
Once a general barred our way,
saying:
"Who and what are you. whittier are
you going? am your superior"
Il am going TO Fiume, where today
the chief command devolves upon
me-" responded. IL you like, 70 to
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1909 F st. n. W. Phone Main ss7l
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seven years ago, when he was Is years
old. ] did not want 70 send the neigh
borhood boys TO the House of Cor
rection. for ] know they come out no
better than they 90 in.
The names OF 300 men prominent IN
this vicinity have been signed 10 the
petition / sent around in behalf OF my
club Two of my kindest supporters
have been Coroner William X knight
and II. Wellinston Wood Mrs s. J.
Eulie visited me recently and donated
the first dollar toward the new club.
My plan is to begin in the parIor
with eight or ten boys. and then
gradually give them the other four
rooms of the house. which will be
open for them every evening and
all day Sunday. l want the poor
boys for membership, this is not to
be a rich lads club. 1t is the care
less crapshooter who wrecks his
life lettering about corners that I
want"
1t is the belief OF Mrs williams
that some benefactor win erect q
one-story club building on the site
OF the frame house in due time.
after her work among the boys
shows results.
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dent OF the Council In the Can
adian Cabinet. declares in the HOUSE
NJ Commons that the statement
that he conspired TO supplant thu
late Sir wilfrId Laurier, the Lab
eral leader. IL Q falsehood, that he
had never slandered the Catholie
church. and that he had accepted
the position of leader of the oppo-
sition in the Provincial Parliament
OF Ontario at q financial loss. This
was in reply TO the charges mads
against him in the house eighties
months ago.
Cannot Give Higher Besua-
The Hon. c. J. Doherty. minister Of
Justice, speaking in the Canadian
House Of Commons. stated that tina
government will not consider the Erar
tuity proposal put forward BY returned
soldiers for a further bonus Of s1o0
for each man. Internationally. The
proposal did not receive much suppor1
from returned soldier members of tirs
house. The granting OF this demand
would entail an expenditure Of 500
900. .ooe
Grain Men I'm Politics.
The grain growers OF Western Can
ada are being permanently organized
as political party. The first session
Of the federal constituency executive
OF the gram growers movement is In
progress here.
Many Motorists From CnIted st.tea
Vsncouver.-During the past Eve
months Ss3 automobiles entered the
province OF British Columbia from the
State OF Washington via the Pacino
Highway The number OF passengers
totaled 34.eeI, according to government
reports from the once at the inter
national boundary
IL is believed that when the Hops
link Of the national motor road across
the mountains OF Canada connects
that highway with the MAGNIFICENT
Banf- -Windermere section of tho
Rockies the motor tourist traf1c from
the United States will be Tremendously
augmented.
Government Buys Seed Stec4.
Two million bushels Of seed wheat
will be bought by the Dominion gov
eminent as a guarantee against q
shortage on the prairies next spring
Most farmers hold their own seed
grain, first making sure by the germ
inAtion test that il is good. but Il IN
expected that there will be such q
vastly increased acreage next spring.
due 70 the incursion OF American set
tiers and TO the soldiers who are settl-
ing on the lands under the federal
governments loan system. that this
assured supply will be required
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Japs Study Philippines.

Manila - High government OFF,
cials of Japan have Just paid a
visit to the Philippines. making
special studies Of the coal and ship
ping business. rice growing and
other agriculture, the financial sys-
tenn of the islands and the treat
nient Of disease.
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the rear and take our dust- but
stand aside"
That was aIl-forvard again, until.
as the starlit night was succeeded by
a glorious dawn. we came to a halt
at the gates OF FIume. There Gen
Pittaluga- commanding the Italian
troops, was awaiting US with an OUT
RACED air.
81 Am Master Here:-
'what-you who are so wise are
doing this?- he asked. Don't you
understand the gravity OF the situa-
tion?"
II am the master here. and am
going TO pass" ! told him. disdsin-
ing the handy of words.
why, my troops will fire on you
he said. whereupon ] and all who
heard him burst into peals ct
in which to let me pass" / replied.
Tell your troops II they want a
target I want them to aim at my
war wound. my medal or my gold
star for bravery"
Five minutes elapsed. We sd-
vanced. Not a shot was heard. The
entry into Fiume was the supreme
moment of my life. Not a woman
or child was encountered in the vast
welcoming throng that did not bear
a laurel branch in token OF honor
and love and gratitude.
Population Is DeItrious.
Through the delirious crowds OF in-
habitants we pushed on, then we
reached, surrounded ard entered the
palace. There I at once undertook
the Grduous task OF distributing nv
troops and putting into action a plan
OF defense which ] had personally
devised.
BY the 18th OF September. nothing
remained for us to do but wait All
allied troops withdrew peacefully.
summoned the Italian Admiral Cas-
anova, who is an old friend OF mine.
asked him to surrender and I'm
prisOned him. later sending him home
with a safe conduct.
He thanked me for this, saying:
You have thus saved me from the
supreme anguish OF having 70 fire on
my Italian brothers,
Fiume now is ours. Nothing but
death shall dislodge US. The pnopo-
sition recently made by the allies 70
recognize Fiume as a small inde-
pendent State is quite unacceptable.
will oppose il with all force n the
situation warrants IT.
I have only TO appeal by proclams-
ton and the entire Italian army will
flock to my standards.
The world knows Free Italy repu-
dates the suspicion Of Imperialism
but Fiume is hers. body and soul
She will keep II on her own respon-
sibility and face an embattled world
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2.500. 900 British in Union.

misunderstanding Industrial coun-
ellis of employers and employees now
number forty-one and represent the
interests of nearly 2.5e0. 900 work.
ers. the ministry Of labor reports.
The forty-seven-hour week 10 the
object most sought.
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MADAME ALLEN
NLlLEhIfAL EhIk-~-AN
WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AMI

WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AND
CLAIRyOYANT.
Guarantees to read your entire life. past, pres
ent and future; gives true advice on business.
love, and health. and family Affair."; tells the
name of your future husband or wife and what
TO do to be q 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-
yises ;ow TO gain and hold a good position; she
tells il the one you love Is true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the one 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 will remove
all obstacles and evil influence. One visit to
Madam Allen will repay you for disappointmcnts
in AL Others; satisfaction guaranteed Of no
charge.
Special Readings. $l.00
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Schools
And
Colleges
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL
CO-EDUCATIoNAL

begins 6bth Year sept. n. 1913
Strict standards. Instruction BY
most approved methods. Maximum
credit by other law schoola
Forenoon classes. to IL. will Be
resumed.
Afternoon classes $40 to $50 ana
optional early morning classes for
employed students.
Secretary. Masonic Tensile, N. (Blo
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cLAIRvoYANTs.
,sed b. the pistrict o. Joiumh
MRS BOSWELL
PAL,iIsT AND CLAIRvOYAN1

PALMIsr AND CLAIRvoYANT.
Gives advice on business matters love, health
and family affairs: tells II the one you love is
true or false. what part Of the country d luck
lest to you. what to do to be successful In life.
Gives you dates and facts. tells you what has
passed in life. and what 10 happening, without
asking q single question. She does not tell to
please, but reads Just As the hands indicate:
tsils you the planets you were born under. the
lucky and unlucky planets; when and whom you
will marry; settles and explains love- family
trouble, marriage. divorce health. lawsuits, spec
ulations. Investments transactions Of all kinda
In fact. no matter what your hope. fear or am
bition, come to this noted palmist and find help.
There 10 no use for anyone to be unsuccessful or
unhappy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaetion
ReadingA 500. 10 7th E. NV. between q and
II sta se&1t
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women who are in trouble and doubt concernins
which step TO take In life to better themselvea
Before Undertaking anything Of any importance,
consult one who can properly advise you. Good
advice. IN time. often saves much anxiety and
trouble. Connlt her today. Tomorrow may b
Business and Mining ventufes. No one In tfuu.
BILE turned away. Sees every one lli3 18th st
NV. Onics hours "a. m. 70 D. m
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DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE
Esther p. Fully. 60 ycan, lsB Olive ave. De
Jeremiah Sullivan, g. s. st. g.
Nollis Mccarthy. a. liz l7th 81 nv.
OOLORED.
Annie Carrie. 20. Pruyidence Hospt.
Marie Kelley. =. 1bs Bladenss,urg r
J. joseph Danserfeld, g. Home for the
AScd. Sd and II sta ne
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Billy ]. and Anna Shannon, gifi
Cannce S. and Myrtle L. Morgan. boy.
EJpa G.. and Ruth W Jones boy.
Christopher O. and Mary ". Cole. bog.
WiloGghby NJ and Mary Z Oofman. Eh
Thomas and Jeanette l. Butler. girl.
CoLORED.
james H and Ella TYllman, gih.
Richard H and Edith Sneed, boy
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NINE. JEANEn

PAMIST. CLAIRvOYANf
Guarantees to read sour entire life. past, pres
snt and future. She asks questions, but b.
fore you utter . word sae tails what ycu called
for, names Uf friends enemies; telk hov to
gain success in hlsness. health. coartship mar
riSse. divorce tells YOU what cart of the world
will be successful for you: advises how TO gain
and hol6 4 coed petition: abe tells II the ons
you lore Is tue or false. Are you In troublei
Do you nnd the one you lave bestowed your
trust and affection upon seting cool and in
different toward youf She viii remove all OBJ
ttacles and tell you how to win and hold the
ono you desire She reunttes tie separated, 10
Gates sbseut friends or relatives Readings 81 90
soc SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
P.f,aue Psrlor< Opp Saks 4 ca
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE.

wANrED-A LADY WHO WOULD STUDY
= law. Apply at school, ST Ct n. w, 7
fp m. Room 81 s9ocS6Slo
ACCOUNTANTS CLARKE hUNCKE,
e Cerifsd Public Acc0untants rs Colorado
Bldg. are looking for 4 few desirable ladies
who wish to learn public accounting work during
their sFare time Open until pm seB4t
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed b. the District Of COLUMBIA.
MADAM EPPY,

EGYPTIAN PALMIHT.
Resds your life from cradle to grave: ho pos.
ere are wonderful; indsputAble advice; clear In.
formation concerning lore. courtship. marrisgs
and divorce; both reh and poor and counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are Wiser
aid hsppiz after consulting hsr: satiaaetaoa
rra;anteed: permanently located; hours, = n
TO p N
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MADAM KASKQ

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMlsr; TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. . A. NJ
TO P. NJ FORMERLY s2 5th ST NV.
NOW LOCATED AT els 7th ST. NV. sezl-u
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTS - CLARKE HUSCKE,
Certified Public Accountants IS Colorado
Bldg. are locking for few desirable young men
Who wish to lcarn public accounting work during
their spare time. Open until pm seS4t
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LOST.
WANTED-AGENTS.

cANDY-BIG PAY. ADVERTISE. MEN.
women Start cne Of our SpecjElty Candy Fac
torres in your home. small room. anywhere; we
ten how and furnish everything: grand oppor-
tuaity. CANDY HOUSE. 1919 Ranstead st,
Philadelphia Pa st
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Pslnistry is a recognized scIencs. an
PI7PAtI EJDON

IA Known Is one Of its greatest e1ponents Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; csm-
plete readings with accurate descriptions of what
Jour hand foretel,s only 81. Reception psrioe "a
rorner OF 9Th and NV. Enuanes eh st
Hours 10 q m to D. m te2b&
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WORKINGMEN-ITS "a

WORKINGMEN-ITS EASY TO SEE A
bunch of dough stick to your fingers, and
it's all velvet but sec to it that you find
this store with the porch front, worth looking
for il cash-doTn saving is an object. even il
it is the buying Of pair Of new pants at & up
pays to see us. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. sle D.
se9lt
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Paper From Bamboo.

Paper pulp from bamboo % 20,
be produced on . commercial scale
In India
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SPIRITUALISTS.
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

LIGHT ON LIES PROBLEMS
Frank Theodore Allen. Director. Astrological
Research Society. Life readings. by appointment
81 Epearitten forecasts. IS up. Vocational
Guidance and Children's Horoscopes 4 srecialty
.0 NV. Phone Franklin es2
Astrology Reveals Root Causes.
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMTN1.
ton for Census Once. October Is; tuition for
the entire course. S. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Sc corner 18th and
+ sts NV Phone Franklin 20so
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WHAT SHOULD | DOl
MADAM RUTH
nj
MADAME PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRvOYASr AND MEDIUM.
II you are going to seek advice or help VIII,
not consult one who Is well known. one who Is
here permanently She can tell you II the one
you love Is true or false and tell you how TO
win and hold the one Of your choice; tells you
what business and what part Of the world is
most lucky for you and advises you how to gain
and hold a good position; she brings the sep
Arated together; makes happiness between man
and wife. Can tel you il anybody has put bad
luck or evil influence on you and she can tell
you how TO take 1t of. Can tell you the cause
II your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you in divorce cases: when to speculate
and where to locate. This lady does not tell
to please you. but gives only truthful advice you
can depend on. Do not become discouraged IL
you have seen others and they have failed to
help you. MADAM PARKER will show you a
way Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS, S.uo
III q It. NV. between 18th and 18th sts. Upstaira
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

- WANTED-5oo parents to
know that they are making a
serious mistake to let that boy
E or girl go to work before TAX
Z ing at least three months
course at the Best Business
College in Washington. No
other investment can equal
the small sum necessary to
:. send them where they are
- sure to begin a successful ca
reer. Call, phone or write for
s~ full particulars.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
1909 F ST. n. W. Phone Main ss7I
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

MS CHURCH ST. NW.-WELL FURNISHED.
comfortable. bright room; near Dupont Circle
se26-u
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~ PA. AVE NV
MADAM lENORE

Gifted clairroyan: snd medium. can b con
suited on all sffairs Of life Where others fall.
she succeeds. Her advice IL good. try her. No
ruess work Questions asked; what The sees and
tells comes true Satisfaction guaranteed. OF.
fee n Il;h st. NV. two doors north Of Pslsis
Royal store. Hour. II Q. m 70 Q p n nd Aot