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The mirror., 1919-12-11
Have you given your dollar to the Red
Cross yet? They still need your help.
School Report
C. S. REED, Warden.

W De AIGIDs w oIOCus
Dear Sir:
The following is the school history TO
the month of November, 1919:
No. of school sessions --- L
School attendance at opening session
Nov. 3------------------ 10
Average attendance during month h----167
Highest Sc +" 16
Average compulsory attendance -
Average voluntary attendance 167
No. excused by Medical Dept. during
month-Temporarily arily------ q
No. excused by Medical Dept. during
month-Permanently ----------
No. excused by Deputy Warden dur
ing month-Temporarily ---
No. excused by Deputy Warden dur
ing month Permanently
No. excused by School Superintendent
during month-Temporarily---
No. excused by School Superintendent
during month-Permanently----
No. enrolled during month
No. (who attended schooD discharged
from Institution during month";
No. pupils reported for breach of In
stitutional rules during month";
No. pupils reported for incidence and
lack of interest in school work.
Illiterate Average during month
~. Sullivan,
Deputy Warden.
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Upon being asked why he deserted, q
negro replied: "Well, sub, them scrap
nell didn't scare me none, and l wasn't
much afeared of them ginades, but when a
white man says them is goin' to shoot a
garage at me, ma feet just take me away
from there
The mirror., 1919-12-11

The theatre was in an uproar. "They're
calling for the author" said the stage man
ager. ooh, can't make a speech" re-
piled the man responsible for the play.
"Well, just 60 out in front and tell 'em
you're sorry"
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New Poetry

Then you give me and III give you
More pay!
Then all will have for all they do
More pay!
And though we'll pay them higher yel
For everything we buy, you bet!
5 Who'll care, since all of us win get
More pay?
Boston transcript.
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ATT EN- | 0 n!

Inmates are hereby cautioned not to
use the margins of The MIRROR for ad-
dresses of friends or other written
matter. If you wish THE MIRROR sent
to your friends, you are required to
send in their addresses to the Deputy
Warden's Office through your officer.
In this way it will be attended to.
]. j. SULLIVAN
Deputy Warden.
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Reilly-You'll be sorry to hear that Pat
Donovan was drowned yesterday.
Dooley-But thought he was a good
swimmer
Reilly-Yes, but he was a staunch union
man. He swan for eight hours then gave
it UPON principle.
The mirror., 1919-12-11
A Peep Into the Future

When the argument is over,
And the world goes on its way,
Through universe of clover,
Reaching past the Milky Way
Then on history's page we'll ponder,
With its sorrow and its doubt,
And we'll wonder what in thunder
The whole business was about
.Philamder Johnson, in Washington Pos
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The Flower

Sometimes in Mothers garden
/ find flower so sweet
It's almost like a mouthful
Of something good to eat,-
Like pink ice cream, or peaches,
Or jelly, red and white.
/ hardly dare to touch it
For fear I'll take bite!
Celia Thornton
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K0 MI C kL FPS

"You do not speak as you did of the
gentle dove of peace 'No," said Sena-
tor Sorghum. II no longer refer to it as
gentle After what the dove of peace has
gone through regard it as pretty tough
little bird.''
The mirror., 1919-12-11
Board of Parole

Board of Parole
c. E. Vasaly, Chairman
c. S. Reed, Sec'y for Prison
Rev. H. c. Swearingen
H. X w. Scott, Sec'y for Reformatory
The mirror., 1919-12-11

Small Boy: ''My fathers got new set
of teeth.'
Friend: "What's to become of the old
ones?''
Small Boy: "Oh, l guess they'll cut
'em down for me.''
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39riau,, @fftriaIs
Board Of Control

Board of Control
c. F.. Vasaly, Little Falls
c. ]. Swendsen, St. James
Ralph w. Wbeelock. Minneapolis
Downer Mullen. Secretary.
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Cell Changes
Corrected December 8
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Chapel prugra,a,
Sunday, December z

The following is the program rendered
in the Auditorium last Sunday, Rev.
c. E. Benson officiating.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
BlANT0N ASSERTS G0MPERS
GETS FAVOR FROM WILSON

MiNERAIrdvELLs, TENAs. Apru
Congressman Thomas L. Blau-
ton of Abilene, speaking here tonight
at the national good roads convcn-
ton, said the people ~ the United
states must awake To the danger
that lmpcnds 10 their liberty because
OF the attitude of Samuel Gumpcrs
aud organized labor lie asserted
that Gumpors had forced President
Wilson to exempt members of labor
unions from the draft act. had forced
McAdbo To take $500. coo 900 uf
money from tho poeple and rail-
roads and give 1t to the members Of
the four hrotherhods when con
grcss had passed hill to compel
government employee. To work the
eight hours for which they were be
ing paid. he had forced wilson to
axe that bill by threatening strike
In the midst OF the war Congress
man Hluuton declared II as his he
lief founded upon his experience In
congress during the war. mat social
Ism ig nothing but uniunism and
untonism II In with applied socialism.
lls asserted that 26u,unO men are
now held In thc army vlmps In the
United states herausA Gumpcrs do
mnuded 1t on the ground that rapid
Rehabilitation would unscttlr the or
gunix,d Adbur arhodulo and hc
would not stand fur o.
There is holshcyi-m IN this" oonn- -
uy nu,v and b. he showing lts Hngs
against the government h" said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20

PNRlMNrrll lT Twice sentenced
to death W the Germans a young
heroine ofWho war. Louise Thulli,z
uf \ulouy,Annc. was decorated on
March - Ihg rrcmtcr ClcmenceaL
with h,1eTu-s Of the legion uf honor
and H1C crotN de- gucrrc with the
palm leaves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
Wholesalers During The War

l@p'' d" President IT. M'I"urn Read Before u" Southern Whole
"'l" Gr"c"r7 Association at Jncksouyalc Fli.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20

The answer IL contained perhaps
iu the paragraphs which pref.
acc this article, South America lSsS
not the capitalists waiting and ready
iu cooperate with them aas the
United States had I'm the early stages
NJ its Western development The
lands are there and tho governments
are ready 20 make rich concessions
TO have the highways bunt hut as
Yet only a little advantage has. been
taken Of the opportunity and this
has been bS European rather than
American ipvestors
insteaa of the far moro costly
railroad 'construetion, highways will
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-08

Women Looking For New Rugs or New Furniture
Will find to their interest and profit pay
0 Big Furniture Store
Trade To in
eforW Gu sMonha Wonder fully Complete.
and new woanda fewn ecesof
o ours to- o.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Thomas J; Msc-iss. y, p,1 DEhel L. usas.
Bdwsn 2. Noher. = and LIlia N ARezrs
~ eneh II sedncssu. W~t Va 1m Rev },
L Propx
Hezry Mefert, u.. ~ of Nn-r1, PSrf n
sno Nfsry s sss.heuSut y Of C1su-rbz Mia
The Rev. J. y. Frszier
Norman z. Ro>enfeld, u. oS Alerandris. Va
.l,e ssls ID -ssr->-absx. q. Of Buffalo. n Y
The Rev. A Simon.
John P. Bsusemsn, ~ Of Akroo, Ono. srs
h.T y kisssI x. 81 L~ns Mills. Va tn,
Re-. }. n Jenna
He-msn y Harris n se Grzns G HIIdnn
=, srsh a FSsdcrickssex. Va tn Rev J. 4.
Brisyx
RSs--1 J. B8rIin. ~ an kIa-y NJ Brown
q. rcst Il vsshfngtr n. Brr ". A CT
OoDOAED
GeurT, Tuvsr. =. and Mary Nrusy. y
both n Washington. The Rcv n. G. Eeenan
Gssnt Riu u End sadie Eonesty. = b1sh
q esshuse-nn The r.. g u. Harris
1'eo1gia 5sir1son. -. - IIBaen. Va Ts.
Rev. A. ssy1es
Eugene R TN1cEer =. and Ther-s "
CrO-ser. q. hoth n Washington. TSc Rer 4.
J. Ocrna
William Acnrr. .. and May Huhs--. =. boss
q WsShinEton. Ths Rev. W u. Jsrk
James A Harms. ls. and Rurueeds Y pi--%
u. both q Washington The Rev. J T Harv1~
wilbur Iehersnn. B. and Th~od0sia Mci'urs
HenThs n Aiken- y "a Washington. and ii.
MorT1s, .. n Lsursl Nd TIE Re- A Saylz
Thomas LSdus -, ard Lola CSruss p h,th ~
" sshtnst1n- The Re-. J v HorSsRmr
Charles A. JoneS =. and Eaa Wes 8 b1fh
Ssrfr<Tou- TN1e Hrf. 7 v Pane
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fEMOBIL1ZED SOLDIER. ROOKKEEPER
with knowenys Of stsnoErsphy and sxscutirs
peri nee. desires responsible position With
)rsc hrn: salary to start. S. 40 PER year. with
4ncss for Advancement; references furnished =
armed. BOX "a Herald Office f,aat Z
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NINE. JEANETT
MRS BOSWELL
PALMIST AND CLAIRYoYANT

Gives advice on business matters love health
aud family afairs tells if the one you love il,
true or false; what part Of the country il, Ipck
lest &c you, what 70 do to be successful in life
gives you dates and facts in life and what Is
happening without asking single question; she
does net tell to please, hut reads tust as the
hand iudicatFs tells you the planets YOU were
born under. the lucky and unlucky planets; when
and whom you will marry; settles and explain,
lore, family trouble, marriage speculation. in.
vestment transactions Of all kinds; in fact M
matter what your hope, fear ambition com. 10
this noted palmist and find help; there is no
need for anyone to be unsuccessful or unhaprv.
no matter what the csrse, her advice removes ali
trouble: she guarantees satisfaction Reading
4W 'O I'm 81 NV. just
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

= Z 'HE'eH SlAnc y % s. market NV. tuSl-d
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTENTION!
WANT AID FREE.
Tc soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rte We will insert your ad
fi~e of charge, to help you get
position. Just phone Main
S3OO-C!4ssILied Ad Dept.
sOIDIER. DISCHARGED. DESIRES POsI-
ton a. rE4rTeur Call Main G7O Br IL
FRANk cAKAFELLY. or BOX ae. Herald
0ric. !u2@6t
EX oEGVI,T. MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
ch--.Eru-. Viii do all minor repairing; truck or
toE-l-. STEADY and competent. Apply BOX 7OI.
HeEE-d "fsI,s. iu296l
SAIL; TO BE DISCHARGED AUGUST Is
drsr-s psrrrCn with large manufacturing con
ceu Is eae-za7rv aaI a7sJ AID man state sal
ary Nm ~DHU ETHEI~ Del Ray. Alexandra,
Va ju2t6t
ENIEssjT FILE. CLERK AND TYTIST N
Spaul-N or EaSlish. desires position: eI-soI-
dicr- $50 I've ST NV. Ar , Main kos ju2Tf
YOCN;i NAN - YEARS Just DIS
charged rom the ,rny. wants position as bell
BOY OF rla-IraI position, good education: steady
and competent Address BOX 7CO Herald Office
iu27 If
POSITION DESIRED BY EN-SOLDIER AS
teacher Of lanElaEess speass Italian. French
and Spanish. L. j. LISCA. Liberty Hut. just
EN- SOLDIER. FIRsT-CLAsS VULCANIZER.
desires position, state salary you wish to Fay
RBOE Ss. Hsrad Office. JUST
a RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS \ POSI-
ton at general utility work with chance for ad-
vanceTnsnt- BOX e57. Herald once. Just
WANTED BY DISCHARGED SOLDIER
position bsiLOOS in local hotel; so per
month and board BON rs. Herald Office
JUST
~ ENPERT FRUIT NAN AND FORESTER
wants to get IN connection with some one in
trsstsd in the reiuvenation Of old or promotion
new orchard ROY NAGUIRE. Box b Ia
ona Park ju2pS
YOUNG MAN DISCHARGED FROM SERY-
ice June q desires position; has had I've years
thorough Office experience, handling core
ondencs, bookkeeping and typinz ~ Conn
2 w iuI9d
EMOBIL1ZED SOLDIER. ROOKKEEPER
with knowieuss Of stsnoErsphy and executive
peri nee desires responsible POSITION With
rsc hrn: salary to start. s. 40 PER year, with
sncss for Advancement references furnished. :
armed. BOX "a. Herald Office. tuas
SEMOBILIZED SOLDIER, s YEARS 6E,
age. With education and experience desires re (.
Onsibls and prohtabIs position. BOX es (
Herald once. iulsSt
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES P0ST-
ton as chauffeur in private family: can DO all
minor repairs; drove for Gen. Judson while i, /
ONCE. Iul7-tf
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Lawn Party to Raise
Funds for Memorial

Funds for a memorial to the dfty-
two sailor. soldier and Marine deas
OF Prince Georges County. Nd. viii
be raised at a lawn party 70 be held
at Nollonds lawn tomorrow night.
Arrangements have been completed
to secure the Presidents Own Band
from the HSyhower. The committee.
John r. Riseles, chairman. expects
a large attendance from HysttsyiIle.
BlaoensburC. Decatur Heights and
Ispooyrr
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DIED.

DlED.
EMMONS-On Monday. July ., 1919,
at 6 a. m. OLIVER A. beloved
husband OF the late Margaret J.
Emmons
Funeral from his daughters resi-
denoe. Mrs. L. Garrison, KS n
street northeast, apartment s, We'd
nesday, July 30. at 10 a. m. Serv-
ices at Congressional Chapel at II
a. m. Friends and relatives invited
to attend.
LEWIS-On Wednesday, July 30 1919.
at a. m. at Providence Hospital
MARGARET LEWIS. Remains
at the residence of her sister, Mrs
L. T. Paul, 80 Eighth street north
east
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MORRISON Tuesday. July q. at S:G
p. m, RITA BAYNE. beloved
daughter Of Andrew J. and Fran
els c Morris.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MORRIS - On Tuesday. July %,
1919, at 3:i5 p. m. RITA BAYNE.
aged . years, beloved daughter OF
Andrew J. and Frances c. Morris,
(nee McEnsney). and youngest
Granddaughter OF the late MiIiie
Bayne Morris.
Funeral from ISS Lincoln road
northeast. Friday. August !, at 10
a. m. Interment at Glenwood
Cemetery. Private.
PLEASANT-Chsnye OF funeral ar
rangement Of SUSIE PLEASANT
(nee Roy) from July 81 to July 80
1919. Israel Baptist Church.
o'clock, Eleventh street between
F and G streets northeast
SIMPSON-IOHN, OF Chevy Chase,
aged 5S years, beloved husband OF
Julia Simpson.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES POsT.
ton chauffeur in private family: can DO ali
minor repairs; drove for Gen. Judson Wbi1a in
serTice. Phone Co. 1854 or BON col. Herald
ottce- Iul7-tf
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kElIOBLIZED SOLDIER. 5 YEARS OF
age. with education and experience. desires re
'onsibls and prohtabIs position BOX ss3
Herald ofice iuIs2-
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FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
KILLS ALEXANDRIA MAN

f. p. Anderson, Z ye.rs old. ssS g
street southwest. died yesterday a.
the Alexandra Hospital Alexandra.
Va, as the result Of a fractured skuU.
sustained in a fan from 4 scaros
st the Virginia ShibuiIding Corpora
ton. A'eNandTia.
u body vas shipped to Mrs ?. 8.
AaSerson. the eeah mans mother.
with wIorH he hesd. Interment viii
take place Eerc.
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DEATES REPORTED.
WHTTE

WHITE.
Oliver A. Erlnons, e. IS22 II Of, ne.
Hettie A Cornish. Is. Sibley Hosl5t-
Josph W Weaver. O, frll n. Y. az nv
Cornie Dauson. s. Profd. Hosp,
Matthew Williams, Is. Georsetown Hospt.
Sarah X. Mclean. S. Fsrsrut spSS. I7th and
Sts- NV.
Mxsy V. Jackson. O. ea q 81 -
Walter E. KeSser. IL NzT Lamont 81 nv.
Msry r. W. wis1nos, q. se Conn. az. NJ.
Georgia FoEd, e. sibsey Ho~pt
Mary 3. Busy. g.. yS Nj. Picssnt ~. uv,
inoSene Mcliree, 50. l40 Ps AZ. nv.
Wm. ". Kesh. s. s4 Nanum St nv.
Drcthy HArErcsres, :. IsIT ctth g. Az.
Harold X. SENIOR, 10, steam railroad tr,ex-
hear Bladensburg road.
Ioseph n. ffneld, g. Soi 18th ST. NV
JAm.s Klutx %. BmeryenS Haa
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PROPOSALS.

Private Waiting Room for Ladie,
offics Bou,. 10 TO J.. To & sundIyr, 10 70 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOU CAN'T HIDE NOuk AD IN rms
classified colQDns-tor there Isa't a usdin,
place there. These ada are READ. DchRrf
WILL CALL IN MT UN,.ETTF1NED AUTO
mobile, city or suburbsn. ard psy you hishes;
prices for lsoies. genEeons children, dis
csroed ciorhins. Of ali ASR1pSSoua Asr-vs
postal or 3hcpe. ] viii call ( RlCE, lss1 .th
~. ~. North ITS. feRx
The Washington herald., 1919-07-31

a MORE DELIBERATE CONSIDERATION
of tue cash down argument is all in our farur
and rs We are the known hg price payers who
gladly buy ladies and mems cluthirg DromprEy
calling at time stated and We will expect to
bear from you. Main AB. JUSTRS OLD
STAND, 6l9 D. iu1-It
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Phone
Main $500

D~l,e L STRIDE, mouths. boat d. c. and ..
Canal near Conduit road.
Infants ttripl-tsl Of Joseph and Hsdie Fuc-o.
bOurs. sibley Ho>pt
CoJoRED.
Henry King. 81 yeSrs SCI seth st nv.
ffznces Des, y. 80 81. sw
Elizabeth Bzsgs ~. Frredmeu's Hop-
Msg johnson. " rear. 1873 nth - r-
BENJAMIN Lncss. e.. lIls Union court nv.
Lewis McGhs, b - s. Capt st.
lsshs.l~ v Nsnog, -. l<Sl GlsIsoA o. nv
hus>rn J. lewis q. sS Kings couu B~.
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MADAM KASKO

24 PA. AVE. NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women with some capital
lals0 withoutl 10 connect up with going business
concerns in this city. Apply mornings, THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. 1923
nv. mJi5sCt
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
the ChIef Clerk Washington. D. G. July p
1879. Ses'ed proposals will he received A. this
Office Until O'Clock D m. August Is. 1919 and
then publicly oTened for a marquise az sOuth-
west entrance Treasury Buihinx an snrsrdsnr-
with the drawing and speCifcsson n1rs-- ~
which may be obtained from tA~ Cip-f Clss
only. S. h. MARKS, Acting Chief Clerk
lnsl-arfsA
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WE rrf

WITH
E1nest X. and Gertrude J. sOuder en
Msrt and Bertha Salad. girl
HaSh :. and Gertrude A. NarshAn hoy
Roct sne PelE1ss S<chalc~rz. boy.
HeTbrrt y. r.. and Mar Y KeeBs, -.
bd~xro C. sod kissss lHm,sr eiri.
Tnunas and lsunie q. Pn1n.ns 6oy
Tneodore and Nilnstnnins AtIney boy.
DDIRED.
John A. and Fshel NJ WHIT Fir.
gGnes l. and Martha Slaughter, boy.
t.nn-s and Nsncy ssc-vr1, Firl
HOSE and Ie~~ie Prics. giri
beona5 and ksapeifns NsiInr. eDv
Fredr1ck d. aud Rsxy L Lirssomb SRI
John and Bessie ABdrrsou, sarl.
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CEAIO PARKER

Are you in trouble! Save time and money by
cOnsultiHg a natural-born clairvoyant that Divine
Providence has seen 1T to b'ess with remarkable
talents; she asks no questions but will tell YOU
about business love or marriages and what TO do
to be successful in life; oysrcomes evil influence
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; readings. ST. I2ll E St NV; between
18th and 18th stS
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-pGYPrIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST: rEr5s
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: sAT1s
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. A. N.
TO P. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
81 5th ST. NV. ny5N
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST
Reads your life from cradle to grave: her por.
srs are wonderful; ind.putable advice; clear in
formation concerning love. courtship, marisg.
snd divorce; both rich and UoOr find cornseJ
souauy benehcisl and interesting; you are vi.er
and happier after consulting her; Satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located; hours, a. N.
70 p. m.
1A PA. AVE. NV
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase on $50 cash and IS month.
W. GIBSON. a7-ns Colorado Build
inI h2T- -2Ot
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District of Columbia, Washington. d G. July
5. 1919 Sealcd pTopoSsls will he received At
The o-sr- q rhe Secrts-ry f the Board Of Con
misicoe-s. Rom SO plst-7cs Building. until 2
eCScrk =. NJ. ~ Asrus - 1912 for recon
strIctirE a portion q the Canal Wall west Of
the AquedHct RridEr Forms Of proPosaIs speci-
nrEtion and necessary information may be oh
tsined from the Chief Clsrk q the Eaginecr DE-
Tsrtncrt. Rncn q, DHss-ic RnltlDs wtsHs-s-
ton D. c. Louis RROWNLOw. W. CiwYNN
GARDINER. CHARLES ". KUTZ Commis-
sirnerr d @ JuB S 2 oy-EuI
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Mr.. FORDOWNER
DON'T HESITATE

Come early and avoid the rush.
Get these tires now. Guaranteed
for 5000 miles. Absolutely hrsts,
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sALE-A GOOD FARM; ii5 ACRES:
sight-rOom house and bank Larn. WESTCOTT
BROS. r 5, Vienna. Va uD#
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAME ALLEN
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANr.
sl2 T STREET n W

tALMlSI AND CLAlRNO1ANT,
sl2 STREET n W
Guarantees to read your entire life, past, pre,-
ent and future: gives tue advice on bus.n.-.
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 mary disappointmeuts iu others
she will remove all obstacles aud tell you how
to win and hold the one you deslre; she gives
advice on all important Affairs Of life; readinsl
90; no one in trouble turned away money or
no money les m
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MADAME STANLEY
PALMISTRY.

open book satisfaction guaranteed; give her a
call 1911 II St ne ie59N
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PALMISTRT.
Palnistry is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH ELDON

Is known as one of its greatest eIponeuts Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only s.. Reception parlur as.
corner Of 6th and c INV. Entrance sth St
Hours 10 q. m to D. n. je5 sN
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE E
FOR RENT-FUR. ROOMS.
ROOM AND BOARD.

COLI EGE WOMEN DESIRING CoHGENIAL
home; excellent food are invited to make sp-
plcsrIon 70 Miss UNDERWOOD. Manager A.
{. A. House, 5O6 st. NV During summer
transient as well as permanent guests accom-
uodatsd- ju2%t
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of CSsInlAs,- Irsy 2 fs1s. Sozlee Fro-
pOSals will hr received at tho Office, Room 50e
Dlstrid Building. until o clock p m, August
g. 1919. Tor mfnnr plumbing rep~x Nurt at vsraous
premises during the ensuing year. Form Of pro
pHSsl and Necessary infOrm,ESsn may be cbtsiBeo
from the Chisf C,erk. Engineer De7sTTms1t
Room q District Building. LOUIS BROWN
LOW. ". GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W. KCTZ. Commissioners, d. c
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FUNERAL DESiGN

Appropriate Funeral Token,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F Street
Prompt auto dehre5 serrics
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oFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS 10 G

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.. c.
Ashinr- on July . lHs Scaled prv~o.zls
will ~ recrived At this orlre. Room Sn until 2
O'Clock p n. A1lSIS y. I9ls for furnishing four
thousand Monel Metl Rceiee. fOr pSrr- r.rsers
Specification and form Of proposal may b 90
tsined upon application TO the PurChsxsns o.
fcer. d. c, Room ~, District Building LOUIS
RROwNLOw. W. GW1NN GARDINER,
CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioner, n. c
Sua3t
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fOCNG MAN DISCHARGED FROM SERY-
ice June q desires position; has had FIVE years
Z thorough Office experience, handling CORE
kondsncs, bookkeeping and Tying. ~ Conn
r. Nv iul9u
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MADAM LENORE
BELMONT

Wotsd clairToyant and palmist. Gives advice
on business matters love. health, and family af.
fsirs- Tells name Of your future husband or
wife, teiis II one you love is true or false What
Tart Of the cUIlc-v Is luckieSt 10 you What TO
do TO be successful in Life. lZIs n. s,s n~.
Next door to Masonic Temple. R,adinEs. 81.
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RESORTS.

BEDCHWOOD-CceSn front Osn ~ ky.
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