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FOR SALE-MIScELLANE0US.

FOR SALD-UNiTED STATES ARMY TENTS:
excellent condition; ls BY ls feet: u-feet high;
Sfect wall; very thing for camping and children;
cost ss6; our price. Nss5; United States army
ranges; slightly used; excellent condition; .
inches high; . inches wide; 2 inches long; has
8 eyes; large oven and warming closet; worth
N6l-so-our price. 50: army haness; rsfrieera-
tors; army shirts; wool bseeches. ETC.; an goods
FOB Greenville; cash with order; We deal a.
clusively In amy goods. BRADLEY BONDED
WAREHOUSE CO.. GreenviIle. 8. G. my8-lt
FURNITUR BE FOR SALE -SIDEBOARD.
china closet. sofa. chain. table. desk, book
cases one bed. mattress and pillows: also one
large rug In good condition. Apply Monday and
'Tuesday; cash terms only. lsll Columbia road
nv. my1klt
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PALMlsrRY.
MADAM MONTIvERD
PALMIST

Lives advice on business
matters. love. health and fam
ily affairs. tells if the one you
love is true or false. what part
of the country is luckiest to
you. what to do to be success
full in life. Gives you dates
and facts. tells you what has
passed in life and what is
happening. without asking a
single question. She does not
tell to please, but reads just
as the hands indicate; tells
you the planets you were born
under. the lucky and unlucky
planets; when and whom you
will marry: settles and ex-
plains love. family trouble.
marriage. divorce, health. law
suits, speculaions. invest
ments, transactions of all
kinds. In fact. no matter what
your hope, fear or ambition.
come to this noted palmist
and find help. There is no
need for anyone to be unsuc-
cessful or unhappy. No mat
ter what the cause, her ad-
vice removes all trouble. She
guarantees satisfaction.
300 9TH Street N. W.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AZINE EXPERIENCE FOR
branch manager: veIEkno~n popular publica-
ton; entiroy nsv sales msthod; splendid op-
purtunity for right man. EMPIRE, 30 Broad
vy. New York. mySlt
TEXAS OIL has MADE MANY WEALTHY.
Our holdin1 in wichitA County Electra
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b good. poducng ueIls-nearest about 100 yards:
ten seres In the Iowa Park Field between link
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three sides. nearest about 3D yards; highest
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II Il q crime to be sick or ale
ing when there is a pure, good
reliable and tested helping remedy
At hand. God created the herbs
and roots and we make the won
derful helping remedies that made
us famous. Come and get a sup
ply and enjoy the best of health.
as thousands have. 1t would make
a wonderful story to tell you OF
the wonderful cures our remedies
have brought about; but we do
not wish to take up too much OF
your time reading about other
peoples cures. We are interested
In YOU now. You who read this
article and are not enjoying Gods
blessing-good health-we want
you to call and at once start on
the right road to health and hap
piness. We have a special rem
cdy for every ailment Of reliable
and highly tested power. We
make no wild claims about our
wonderful knowledge in the way
Of making herb. remedies and cur
ing sickness when the ordinary
doctor failed We have lived in
old Mexico among the gifted In
dams and have served and bene-
fted them, and out of gratitude
they have instructed US in the
wonders of botany and herbology
and wonderful medicine making.
hence our ability to make the best
remedies that help ailing and suf-
fering humanity. So if you need
our help, call and we will benefit
and please you, as we have thou
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days, Fridays and Saturdays only.
Open also evenings on those men
toned DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25

STARTLING NEW MASTERPIECES OF
great ~aE that touch the hesrt-stnns: many
rev sibjscts: sell like vildhre; 80 week easy;
samples free; also purtzait and frame catalogue
CONSOLIDATED PORTRAIT CO., 1854 W.
ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO my5-lt
AGkNTs, LIsTEN-OUR WONDERFUL NEW
Ford Acressory sells like vilddre; 100000 pos
sitle buyers: immrnSe proit: exclusive Territory.
Write NOW. MOTOR ELECTRIC CO., Indiana
rolls. Ind my5It
SELL PICTURES BATHING GIRLS; Art
pJ-es; sample, Ia-; sixteen varieties. 81; re-
funded II disatis6ed- ROSEEAF CLUB, ST.
Louis. Mo. mySlt
We NEED DISTRIBUTORS IN EVERY
section retail and Wholesale representatives,
of Rotastrop; thousands being sold: demand
enormous; 100 per cent prodt: e1c,usiTe territory
to right man; permanent profitable business
write quick for detAila BURKE MIG. CO,
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I WANT lO MEN AND WOMEN QUICK TO
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MADAME MONIIYERD

Palmist and ciair'oyant: sives advice on buS-
ness, love, health and family Affairs tells if the
one you love is true or false: when and who
you will marry; gives you dates and facts; tolls
you what has passed in life and what TO do to
be successful; satisfaction guaranteed: rrivaie
parior1 39 7th It. nv. mylel2t-e1-s
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE Al LEN. ST. S. p. d.
rector. Astrological Research Society. Personal
readings. by appointment. s.: typewritten fore
casts, S md up. Expert vocational guidance
'Dr. Aliens work Is strictly scientific and math-
ematicsl, not a matter Of feelings. imIressons
or guesses- He is not fortune teller" lis
T. NV. Phone Franklin 6s22 myISu
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FINANCIAL.

PUTS q CALLS (sroOK oPTIoNsI
odef ezcsptionL money making opportunities
10 out Of town tadaS Thsr Advantages never
% clearly Demonstrated q during recent stock
market activities- Little capital required Send
for explanstoey booklet and price list
T. G. BUCK CO..
Brok9s In Puts q Gala Endorsed By mem
osu q N. Y. stook Ezchange. Suite al. u
Manu- =, Nov York- myB-it
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MADAM KASKO

-pGYPrIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr: TLLLs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. A. NJ
TO sP. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
en 5th ST, NV my5s0
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE.

FOR sALE-WICKER LIVING ROOM FURNI-
tlre: eight dressers; seven chiffoniers; fifteen
army cots; tables, chairs. blankets, linen. cur
tains. dishes, ETC.: can be seen afternoons. lAS
Columbia road. my5A
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women with some capital
(also without) to connect up with going business
concxns in this city. Apply mornings. THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. Ii23
y NV. mylSeO
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MADAM LENORE

NADAM I1f1NOHb
Gifted clairEoyant and palmist; advice on all
Affairs Of life; tells who and when you will
marry; gives full names and dates where others
fail she succeeds; this gifted lady gives only
good and reliable advice: what she sees and tells
COMES true: satisfaction OF no fees readings. 81
n llth st. NV: hours l p. m 10 p. m.
Olnsed SUNDAYS my2S7t
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5000 CASH. SIS MONTHLY

-ll5 2rd q. nw.-Two-story brick dwelling
colonial porch four rooms and bath latrcoe heat
cosl range; low occupied By colored tenant for
$3.50 per month; pnoe. 0D. J. LEO kOLB,
IL Wis ave-, 20 New York ave. my2Sl0
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25

NoBoDY ooCLD GUARANTEE CERTAIN
results from classified advertising. II that
could b done the problems Of lie would b
tho eau- But-In most INSTANCES. Herald clas
ansd a6ystixing Dies yNsld the results desired
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FARM LANDS.

sieACRE HOMESTEADS-HoMES
located on government land: soldiers, sSilors
Marines, army nurses. and their heirs have spe-
cial privileges. WERNER BROS. Mokler Blds..
Casper, wyo. mySlt
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AGETsYoU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY
seIling imported Panama hats: = reproduetiou
cS TD hat sold for &c: send fOr sample. CUT
myz-lt
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25

Aen Women
TURNER'S XII hair vIGoR.
For falling hair; cures dandruff; grows hair
on bald spots; scalp itching stopped in
stantly. One box Of vigor starts new growth
of hair or money back: on sale Peoples
Drug Stores; price. &c TURNER'S HAIR
FIG0R CO.. llls N. :. ave. Sc apapeM
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Madame Edwards

Genuine Egyptian scientific palm
ist Reads your entire lifeTpast,
present and future. Tells names Of
friends and enemies. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Readings, Sl.0o-s13 7th ST. N. W.
Nine. Karto. Clairvoynnt PaImIst
Five minutes will convince you Of my ability.
viii CIV. q test reading for . short time only.
Sc ard this clipping Hous. II to D. m $40
5th st nv. Franklin l02. Complete reading
g m mht 9ot
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PERSONALS.
OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP

Stop Wishing for Good IA
Health. Go to the
Old Indian Herb
Remedy Shop and I St
Take the Wonderful Mn
Remedies and Get ~
Well and Stay Well.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25
PETERSON. 7Ss 18th st. NV.

FOR s1LE-SoME IMPROVED HARDWOOD
farms; bargains: lake front pruperty and cut
over lands: plenty work: all SEASONS various
plants HACkLEY-PHELFS LUMBER CO..
PhellS Wis my5 jel
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WANTEp-AGENTS.

A6Rrs1 10 20 PER WEEK EASILY
made sryhnx the sinpiex GAs Hshtr: the
uat.f novelty ck the age: no flint or friction;
hghts hhs magic; sample free- SIMPLEX GAS
L6HrB 90. 10 East 18th st. New York.
q myIsSjel
IGNTSBIG SUMNER SELLER; SOME
thinx ns~; ooneenuated soft drinks: lust add
wzf.r: dehdous drinks in . jihy-anytime. any
whsrs; hg sellers for houe. ptnic<. parties. %
eiak. etc guaranteed under pure food laws;
esrJ N POCKET; agents ooining money; B 10
N dxy; write for free outfit Offer today.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS co., lS American
Bid< oncinnan- Ohio. my5-lt
m PER MONTH SELLING A NEW PAT
otsd FuIs vspori.er Euarantsed 70 save mp to
.. pr cent in rzsoine; % miles per gaIlon
aads With Ford car: sold On money back guar
rztse; ons pampls free. STRANSkY VAPOR1-
zBR 90. Pukvsa, g OAK. mySn
ine ds~ios for Ford oas; prevents accidents
DoRR MILLER DIFFTRENrAL CO.. %
Wet st. New Yok ny5lt
NEN WITH RED BLOOD HUsTLING
fhf1 10 handle sr1t1st auto Accessory in
wntiou of al tina The UNIVERSAL CAR
shuts "a tbs Ezs suppsy. No other does it
Fih my e.r-Sman capitaI required You can
make sm 30 SDo weekly II you act quickly and
sscus sxcnaps territo<y. Territory going fast.
Re the trzt in field and reap tho harvest OF
doliaD-HURRY-Don-t miss this Write to
day to< onmplete information and special ofer.
TIE UNIVERSAL CARBURETOR LOCK
CO.. ns Andrews Buildins. Cincinnati. Ohio.
mySit
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25

Skin Disease a Specially.
Chronic Eczema and Itching Promptly Stop
ped, Ache, Skin Cancers.
DIR. NICHOLSON. ls6 81. NV.
apiS eot
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALBERT KAHLERT CO.,
Expert carpet and rug cleaning by Oldest and
test fm in city. ~ Nd ave. ~. Main
nDk aplSs1
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THE OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP
1928 Seventh Street N. W.

EVERYBODY SUFFERING PILES, F1STULA,
liberation. constipation. bleeding. itching.
write free trial. PAINLESS PILE CURE s.
Tarney. Auburn, Ind my9t
LOOK! IT'S NEW-WHIsKICK. NEW
drink: has the hck without the corn; you'll
like il all right !" folls in dry States gladly pay
SO for this formula; this is q South American
drink. but the insredi-nts can be purchased al
any drug store O. grocery store: it's prohibition.
hot it satisfies; sent upon receipt Of 81 biE.
H. Ia ROSE. Ds Green s.. Baltimore. Nd.
myBjel
WHY GO DRYF-WHlSKY, l5c QUART;
beer. lie a gallon. that has the kick: made
at home; no trouble: alcohol OF still used pure
ingredients used only, that can be purchased
anywhere al small cost but when used accord
ing to directions eenaate their own (alcoho) !;
Is secret formulas sent scaled 10 any address for
81 ball. II. Ia ROSE as Green g.. Baltimore.
Nd my5jel
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTENTION.
WANT AID FREE.

To Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines. We will insert your ad
free of charge, to help you get
a position. Just phone Main
3soo-Miss Connell-Classi6ed
Ad Department.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-25

Use the classified column for re-
suits. Secure a good cook. maid,
chauffeur and other help through
the Want Ads. Rent that spare
room the same way.
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HGH-CLAsS SAMPLES FRED

HIGHCLASS SAMPLES FREE
to Ealenen interested in q side-line; variety Of
n~ topnotch metal speciAlties; all wonderful
tr.ds stinulators and business producers: manu-
factur-rs vhoiesalers banks. retailers etc eager
fsr than; every hne- everywhere buy in large
q'iantihes all year around; no seasons: sidelne
nienm make 20 week: $50 to f2D for uhols
tina Wnts Q1ck for outfit C. L. ERICK-
SON COMPANY. mo. tse Edcksou Bldg, Des
koines IowA my5lt
sALEsME&-wE HAVE AN EXCEPTION
ally rood ofr to make farm machinery nur-
~ stock. msdicne and thresher salesuen- THD
AMERICAN OIL q PAINT CO., 55ll Euclid
ava. Cisvxznd- Ohio myS-It
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS.
licensed By the District Of CoiIm6

NUMEROLOGIST
No problem is too large for the universal
scicnce of NumeroloS. This science is the
great adiustsr. teaching a scientific knosledge Of
the self and how to arrange Affairs in order to
succeed as a MASTER. Consultation in regard
tn health. matters not what your ailment may
be. Otfice hours daily IL a. m. TO SD r. m
DIR. CHARLOTTA JEANNE
1875 Euclid st. NV. Phone Columbia ssp
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS. NORMAL AND COLLEGE Z
r1AuAtes for the West OHIO VALLEY
TEACHERs' AGENCY. Mentor. Ky.
my5jelsl5
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MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted pilmis ana ciairvoysnt Can I'D
vis, business. family Affairs. love and marriafeA
Can tell you tho name II future husband or wife.
Can tell you the secr& Of being successful; hov
TO avoid trouble and TOW TO avoid evil influence.
sat1stactiou guaranteed or no cnArse. Entrance
10 7th st apl54R
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BELMONT

Noted ciairvoyant and palmist- Gi,ss advis
On business mAtters. love. health. and family
afairA Tells name of your future husband q
wife. tells II one you love 10 true OF false. What
part Of the country II fuckiest To you. Wlht 10
do to b successful in life LIS n Z. ave. NJ.
Nsat door 10 Masonio Temple ReadinsA q
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IDvERT1SE IN l.3o COUNTRY WEEkLIES; /;
81 per wurd COPE AGENCY. st. Louis
my5It
Evening star., 1919-04-29
LABOR UNION ASKS RIGHT
OF BEER AND LIGHT WINES

The right to have beer and light
wines in the District of Columbia was
demanded by the Central Labor Union
in resolution adopted at its meet
ing last night. The body urged also
that members of the board of educa
ton be elected by the people of the
District, and indorsed the Chamber
lain amendment providing for repre-
sentation in Congress by the District
and in the electoral college.
1t was planned to have big labor
demonstration before Congress on
June IA to emphasize the demand of
organized labor for the continuance
of the manufac cture, licensing and sale
of beer and light wines.
The resolution on the beer and wine
proposition recites that the Maryland
state and District of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Labor at its recent annual
convention at Homecoming. Md. had
indorsed the proposition of the contin-
ua ton of their manufacture and sale.
The central body will elect a dele
gate next Monday night to represent
that organization at the thirty ninth
annual convention of the American n
Federation of Labor to be held at At
,antic City. N. j.. commencing June
next.
"A special committee. consisting of H.
-. Digney, painters: Henry Miller,
Yeast workers; B. O'Leary, electri-
..ans; T. H. Jones. engineers, and c.
vuuer sheet metal workers, was
appointed to cooperate with the De-
parIment of Labor and the Knights of
Evening star., 1919-04-29
|NS|GN|A0F RADIO
AND SEARCHL|GHT
Badges of Two Special
Branches of A. E. F. Are
Explained.

Today are shown the appropriate
and effective badges adopted by two
special branches or units of the A. E.
F.. The radio service. so important in
modern warfare, wears a blue "R'
transversed diagonally by two bolts
of lightning in bright yellow. while
superimposed on the center of the
whole combinatio is yellow five
pointed star. The background is olive
drab to merge with the cloth of the
electricians tunic.
The 56th Engineers is special regi-
ment known as the "Searchl1ght ReSi-
ment." specializing in the operation of
the big lights used in locating hos
tile operations of all sorts and espe-
cially hostile aircraft. The design of
the shoulder device is a mighty clever
one. A circular patch of dark GRIM
son is bisected by a broad strip of
white to represent the f1aring beam Of
a searchlight. In plain relief against
this beam is the silhouette of a little
airplane in red The device tells the
whole story. The attacking of OBJ
serving airship has been shown up
and it is up to the Army's anti-air
craft batteries and its own planes to
dispose of the "Fokker."
When The Star printed the emblem
of the 35th Division it did not know
the significance of the device, which
was a most suitable one. 1t consists
of a ring broken into four sections.
inclosing a circle divided into four
segments, the color scheme being blue
and yellow. 1t is since learned that
this, the Santa Fe cross" is the en-
blem used to mark the famous old
"Sante Fe trail" the transcontinental
route used by prairie schooners up to
the int '"ction of railroads into the
far we The division was recruited
from Kansas and Missouri. through
which the trail ran.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Editorial Comment General.

Newspapers from Maine to Tennessee
have made editorial comment in the
past few weeks on the effort of the Dis
trict of Columbia to secure representa-
ton in Congress and the right to vote
for the President
Joseph D. Kaufman, directing out of
town publicity for the representation
campaign, has received press clippings
from a number of states along the east
ern coast. indicating an increase OF in
terest in Washington's plight.
Some of the papers which have re-
ferred recently to the national repre-
sentation movement are the Philadel-
phia North American, Kansas City
Times, Biddeford (Me) Record. Hazel
ton (Pa) Plain Speaker and the Nash
willie Banner.
The chain letters which Washing
tonians wrote to friends in the states
asking them to help get the vote for
the District also are showing results.
Mr.. Kaufman has received two letters
from New Workers. informing him that
they have, taken I'd Washington's case
with their United States Senator.
Each friend who receives the Dis
trict suffrage letter is requested to
forward copies of it to two more
friends In this way the appeal has
multiplied and spread itself through
out the country.
The latest merchants and business
establishments to join in the publicity
campaign for representation are Hecht
& Co, John Dolph, .Larimer Bag Co.,
James T. Thompson & Son, Army and
Navy Magazine and the Family shoe
store
Evening star., 1919-04-29
NEW BODY TOURGE
VOTE IN DISTRICT
Newspaper Men Organize to
Spread Justice of D. C.'s
Claim.
INTEREST IS UNIVERSAL

The general movement being Wig
orously promoted by various civic
and other interests to obtain for the
District of Columbia representation
in Congress and the electoral col
lege was indorsed by a newly formed
organiZat tion of correspondents OF
ut-of-town papers stationed IN TINS
city. together with local newspaper
men.
The aim of the new organization
is to give wide national publicity 10
the justice of the demands OF the
people of the District of Columbia for
the passage of the chamberlain
amendment to the Constitution.
The meeting to launch this cam,
paign was called by Col. Winheid
Jones, an active newspaper corre-
spondent here, and was held yester-
day afternoon in the cabinet room
of the New Willard Hotel. Col Jones
presided. The organization. when IS
to be known as "The Press Commit.
tee for District of Columbia Suffrage
will be expanded to bring into active
service practically all of the out-ol, :,
town newspaper correspondents ana
local newspaper men. and is to pc
confined exclusively to that class OF
membership.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
SEVENTEEN ARE HONORED
FOR ACTS OF HEROtSM
Gen. Pershing Awards Distinguish
ed Service Cross to o. S. Officers
and Enlisted Men.

The War Department has made pub
lie the names of seventeen officers and
enlisted men of the American expedi-
tionary forces to whom Gen. Pershing
has awarded the distinguished service
cross ''for acts of extraordinary hero
ism." The list follows:
Capts. Charles Follis. Detroit. and
Meade Frierson, jf., Nashville. Tenn.
Capt. Frierson later was killed in ac-
ton.
Lieuts. Herman Critics, r. F. d. 6,
Rochester, n. Y. and Merritt Wilson,
Calumet, Mich.
Sergts. Earl Adelspberger. Carey,
Ohio; William A. Munroe, Saginaw,
Mich, and James Mcdonald, Saginaw,
Mich.
Corps. Harlow B. Emerson, Lansing,
Mich, and Thomas NJ. Purden, Sparks.
Ga.
Privates Lynn Blossom, Clark Lake,
Liberty. Mich: Leonard ST. James,
Bay City, Mich; Hazen P. Wilson,
Detroit; William Reese, Brpwnwood,
Tex: Mike Kaminski, Detroit; Dewey
Phillips (deceased), SagiE"w, Mich. !;
Walter B. Brown (deceased), Brainerd.
Minn., and Frank B. Holmes, Chicago.
Evening star., 1919-04-29
Just Folks
By EDGAR A. GUEST
THE HAPPY HOME.

Put laughter into the homes of men.
And joy at the little gate,
And there IL be no room for the creeds Oh
gloom
And never a chance for hate.
For a man goes wrong when his chill
dren weep,
And their song is plaintive whine,
But life's worth while, when MS
babies smile
Then all that he sees is fine.
Put comfort into the homes of men.
And therell be no room for rage,
Let laughter ring and the kettles sing
The songs of a happy age
And never a curse shall cross the lips
OF the humblest toiler here
And never a hand shall hurl brand
At the things which we hold dear.
Take hunger out of the lives of men
And fill up the cupboards bare,
Let the fathers know that their chill
dren go
In shoes that are fit to wear.
Let the mothers smile as they toll by
day
And the envy and rage shall cease,
For man thinks right when his
heart is light
And his home is rich with peace.
The man that dwells on a patch of
ground
Where his children romp and play
May leave them there, untouched by
care
And sing at his work all day,
And never vicious thought he'll
think
Nor a deed Of malice do,
For life's worth while, If his loved
ones smile.
And the flag will find him>true.
Copyright, 1919. by Edgar A. Guest)
Evening star., 1919-04-29
G. w. q. DEBATE TONIGHT.
Davis Prize Speaking Contest Will
Be Held at 2O23 G Street.

Five George Washington University
seniors will compete in the annual
Davis prize speaking contest this
evening at Sis o'clock at 1923 G.
street northwest.
The competitors and their subjects
are: Catherine Regis Moran. THE
New Spirit of Ireland: Lasalia Nc
Caffrey, Democracy and Our Sch hools" >; !;
Earle w. WalIick. The New Amer
lea: Margaret Joanna Prentiss. The
Essence of Humor." and Limo J. Cas-
tillejo. 1.-The Battle of Manila Bay"
DR. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins will
preside The judges will be Prof. John
Paul Earnest of the law school facul-
ty, Mrs. William G. Van Week, presi-
dent of the Columbian Women. uni
yersity organization, and DIR. William
s. Washburn. A special musical pro-
gram will be presented.