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The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
Father Foley Completes
so Years in Priesthood

Many local members OF the Cstho-
lie clergy and hierarchy will attend
the solemn high mass. which will
be celebrated this morning at St
PauTs Church. Baltimore. in honor
Of the silver jubilee OF the ordina-
tion to the priesthood Of Rev. Jo-
seph A. Foley. formerly OF st. Paurs
Church in Washington.
Father Foley. who was transfer
red from Washington 20 Baltimore
in April. 1901. was ordained by
Cardinal Gibbons twenty-five year,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

WANTED-ELEVATOR BOY;
also haH man; permanent posi-
lions. good wages. Apply at once
to HOTEL LOGAN, 18th st. NV.
iaI7-I0tI
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SPIRITUALISM.
PALMISTRY.

Scientific palmist and clairroyant can be cor.
suited on all affairs Of life. Readings. 81 Ius
New York ave. NV, between 18th and 18th stn
Hours. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. dsg at
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
Retreat for Women Only
at St. Aloysius Tonight
For Women Only"

For women Only"
That is the notice that will greet
the eye of the mere man" who
may try to enter st. Aloysius'
Catholic Church tonight.
1t is women's night at the big
church at North Capitol and
streets. Arrangements were COM
pleted last night for the seating
of $500 women who will attend the
opening exercises Of the retreat"
to be conducted by Father GoeId-
ing, veteran missionary OF the So
Ciety of Jesus. The first exercise
will be at 7:3O o'clock tonight.
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II


David G. and Anna C. MAnh. boy.
Elmer Y. and Myrtice l.. Stone. girl.
COLORED.
James v. and Addie NJ johnson, siri.
James N. and Maggie Holme, boy.
Prrry and Elsie Queen. girl.
Stewart and Adlean Martin, bog.
Rudolph and Ursaline Dawson. boy.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

HOUSE FURNISHED, 6 ROOMS
and bath. Inquire 64l lIth st.
me-, or phone Line. 4939, evens.
) to 3. ja22-H
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SALESMEN To SELL Low PRICED MILE
age guaranteed tires. must be live wires. IL
rrIIent prOpositiOn TO right parties. Write for
rarticulars to MERCURY TIRE Gu. III
Iyruasiway. New GOrk CITY. ja8,It
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SHOE REPAIRING.
STORES WANTED.

GROCERY STORES AND MARKETS WANT,
I'd for spot cash also will rent vacant stores.
Call or writs GROCER. i72 Pa. ave. NV.
js2i3t
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHnTE

WHITE
Herman Kur. 81 and Louise Protxs, z, both
o. Washington. Rev. Benjamin L. GrossnAn.
Adel c. Harden, .. San Diego. Cxl. and
Clara ]. Miskimen, d Dayton. Ohio. Rev. G.
Ernest Smith.
Edward A. Simpsou. g, Clarendon, Va. and
Julia Wells Almond, II, both OF washington
Rev. John E. Briggs
Geter Mckinley Roberts. q. and Msry Cath
crime Miles, ls. both of Washington Rev ].
A Dillion-
Richard 4 Bell. 2 and Edith May TlIloa,
II. both Of Washington. Rev Frances Y.
Cav2naugh
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

SuJr. LINE FREE SAMPLE - WINNING
zaIs talk Easy s-ller-aH lines. Commission.
s. % s.. raid promptly. GALUSHA. Dept. G..
H. MrtErS. Iowa.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
Truck Men Pick Philadelphia.

nhia was chosen as the next meeting
place of the National Association OF
Motor Truck Sales Managers. in con-
yention here today. The managers
represent concerns doing $500 600 .o0O
business annually.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

SLI.LING oIDNEII'S SMILE SYSTEM OF
EalkkeeTirg and IDC6me Tax Record. Partic-
ulzrS muu rp,1uesr. THE SIDNER CO., INC,
81 " Gay 81. columbus, ohio
EIuI in. ~rEClALTl. ANERAGE COM
rl.. de- S1g TO so. Pocket -amples and sales
t.I4- free Resp cnsible house. Write today.
..L-L.LL-LIN 20 L. Min InAa
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
Recess in League Inquiry.

No hearings in the National Security
League investigation was held yes
terday. The special Congressional COM
mittee making the probe held an ex-
ecutive session and decided not to
call any further witnesses until Tues
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
AUTO ACCESSORIES. A
.RETREADING
Retreading pays il it is done
, right. Let us do it for you.
GIBSON TIRE SALES CO.
80 II st n w.

FORDS START EASY N COLD WEATHER
with new, 1919 CarburetOrs. "A miles per
gallon. Use cheapest gasoline or half kerosene
Increased power. styles for any motor. NeTy
slow on high. Attach it yourself Big profits
To agents. Money hack EIarantee. 80 days triAj.
AIR-FRICTION CARBURETOR co. 76s Mad
iSOn. Dayton Ohio. ja26-lt
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LOST ON W. r. Il A ANNAPOLIS ELEC-
tric car. black leather pocketbook containing
81 in bills and s. in change. bills. KEYS and
blue Cnamelcd locket; good reward. Franklin
- jas 2t
LOST-NEAR PETwORTH. bOOK OF HER
aid receig's Please return TO Herald Office
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT de5u
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

ROUTE BOY TO SERVE HER
aid in vicinity of Dupont Circle.
Apply to Mr.. VOTAW. l40e Hop
kins place. NV. If
BOYS WANTED 10 SERVE HERALD;
good salary: can make extra money collecting
Appay as K - "a ssSn
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS,
track men. white and coIored la
borers. Apply ROOM 30S. Union
Station. jaEtf
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, SCIENTIFIC
astrologer director Astrological Research So
eietyl. Private readings, by sppoinrfhent only,
y Typewriter readings, by mail, S. and up,
lis z st. NV. Phone Franklin ss2 ials-st
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NO ICE THIS YEAR

By acting promptly you may acquire for only
one thousand dollars. license without royalty.
to buy, assemble and sell under my exclusive
patents, an electrical device that replaces ice
proven colder. cleaner and cheaper; fully auto
matte and Seli-regullting. Parts to assemble
car be purchased in any quantity and can he
readily assembled anywhere with little labor and
no machinery. Quick turnover, tremendous
profits. Every home, farm and store prospect.
This Is the coming business. Now is the time
to get into it. Don't wait FRED w WOLF.
Y n Wells St. Chicago Ill
DON'T BUY OR SELL ANY OIL STOCKS
until you read the Md Continent oil Press.
impartial and inside facts about different oil
companies. Any oil question answered. The
truth about the oil business in general Big
ssuimouthly. Illustrated. Subscription price.
$50 a year. Trial subscription. with map of
nd-Coutinent field sent free without obligation
MID-CONTlNENT OIL PRESS. 80 Republic
Building. Kansas City. Mo-
CAPITAL TO ASSEMBLE ROAD MACHIN-
cry. covering entire road one round: IS miles
per hour; displacng Is men. 90 horses. Profit
attractive. 7T JOY. Red Oak, Iowa
HAVE SEVERAL PATENTS OF GREAT
merit pertaining to automobiles some Of them
broadly used, VIII grant hcenss or other ar
rangement. PATENT ROOM s0, . Broad
81, New York, j23n
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED..

SHAFFER-On Friday, January "a,
1919. at 10 a. M, at his residence,
1921 Thirteenth street northwest t,
JOHN p. SHAFFER.
Funeral from his late residence Mon
day, January y, at p. m. Inter
ment at Congressional Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

Heney declared that in one years
stock buying Swift and Armour
bought within four head Of each
other.
You think that was real com
petition" Heney demanded.
Anyone down there will tell you
there was competition" Armour an
swEred.
At Omaha. Heney charged Armour
resented Thomas Z. Wilson buy
ing hogs there and read letters in
-erring that Wilson was violating
the understanding and encroaching
on Armour territory.
"As he had no plant there il was
quite natural we should ask him to
leave Omaha alone" Armour de-
clared.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
EDUCATIONAL.

THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
School. FIrst grade civil service examination
for clerks February 8, 1919. Tuition for entire
course for this examination. S. Southeast cor
ner 18th and SITS. Franklin aso. ja5G
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
HELP WANTED-MALE

E6 MALE VOICES WANTED FOR BIG
sp"cr ocular minstrel staged for benefit Ot
woUaded soldiers. sailors, d e Young men
here chance - do your bit n yuu can sing
irin the crowd Rehearsals Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. g. m. at l. NJ - A. Cen-
trzI Branch q street SOlJLsts. amateur acts.
Quartets invited Discharged soldiers, sailors
and enlisted men stationed in Washington come
do YOU duty toward yCrr fallen bIddIcs and COM
rade. food time assured all taking Iart. Show
will be biggest event in celebration week. In
der direction Cf CHARLES LESTER RIENEE
Americas greatest minstrel producer and di-
rector. JaZJu
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
FOR SALE-FARMS.

l:2ACRE FARM FOR SALE GOOD M
proNemeuts. orchard. good soil. near town.
raIIr"ad. Price, $40; Easy terms Write AL
BIN BRANDT Tenn Ridge Tenn.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

DESIRE A HOME, PREFERABLY OF
eight rooms. in the northwest section. Address
DR.. J. W. CROWL. Il2s Park road NV. Co
Iumbia 5Slj ja2l-t
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
WANTED-AGENTS.

/ WANT o MEN AND WOMEN QUICK TO
take order for Conner RaincOAts. Thousands Of
orders waiting for you 500 an hour spare
time MAher made $50 in one day. Cooper
"a Is in hours. I will give you $500 year
for aVerlge orders day. No delivering or
collecting. Stylish coat free for you. 50 beau
tiful samples. No capital required. Biggest
money maker in America Write quick for in
formatiOu. CONFER MFG. Co. DepG. G-l4O
Dayton Ohio.
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lsrRi Is a recognized science. and
RlZPAH EDON

is known as one of its greatest exponents Hum
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily. Com.
plete readings. with accurate description Of what
your hand foreteils. only ST. Reception parlor,
\. T.. corner Of 9Th & G NV, entrance eth AZ
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 N. deIae>e
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REAL ESTATE
CABIN lOHN PARK

ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
J. 5 TOMLINSON. 524 so BLDG n I45
sly new houses and bungalows ready for in
'recIi0r. 500 to g 500. Easy terms. no7-u
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rMo e.REAr -sE;ILERs. ..IIEE or RoosE.

TWO GREAT SELLERS, LIFE OF ROOSE-
yelj. memorial edition and Complete His
tory of the World War" Big 60 page books.
beautifully illustrated; millions Of families are
waiting for these books; 80 TO so per day
be made; you get 50 per cent and freight
paid. credit II desired; outfits Of both books
Ient prepaid for 3 cents. GEO. G. CLOVIS
90. 3 hIadelpHIa. Pa jal2.l 26fc2
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,

FIRST GLASS IRON MOULDER: -FOUR
teen years experience; union: would like job
in foundry. ANDROUS WARBERG IOI5 0
81. NV ia%H
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PERSONALS.
Economize on Your MOVING

For reliable quick service on local and ,ous
distance moving call on A. HIrE. 81 N u. ~.
Phone Franklin l545W. ,r.-.. dezl-u
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.

We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
A. R. TOMPSON. lzz Z ST se. uoH Wait
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MR.. ARTHAN.

Noted platform test medium Reading, d,i,v
on all affairs Of life; tells everything; best All.
wiser; see him. you will make no mistake.
Studies, 5os G St NV d.II'oo~
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SIDE LINE. TOP NOTCH SPEGIABTI. RE
y.-rsibie hOuss. Pays commissions promptly.
W. iay- Samples and sales talks free. No
40 Rrefr-rISDN COMPANY. Dcs Moines.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Anniversary
Woolen
DressGoods

50-inch Hudson Seal and
Sealo Plush, with pure tus-
sab silk face and deep, rich
pile. In black and brown,
with black tip. Exact repro
duction of genuine skin. At
$500.
$3.50 and 5000 Bolivia Cloth,
all wool and all-wool POM
pom; in myrtle and tea
green, burgundy and plum.
At $40.
$3.50 54-inch Scotch Tweeds,
in gray, brown and blue mix
lures; non-crushable. For
serviceab1e Office dresses,
suits and separate skirts. At
$z.9S.
Third Floor
Lansburgh g. Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Coming! Friday and Saturday
Another Anniversary Surprise
ASaleo Women S Winter Coats
Watch Windows and Papers
59th Anniversary
Mme. Pfeil
Corsets

We need hardly mention the
fact that these are the famous
front-laee corsets with the soft
tongue under the steels to pre-
vent pinching of the flesh or
tearing of the undergarments.
Women preferring front-lace
corsets have pronounced Nine.
Pfeil one of the best to be had
when considering both comfort
and style.
And they're moderately priced
at $3.50 to $1,000.
Third Floor
La,,sburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
35c Embroideries
At 23c Yard

Embroideries suitable for pet
ticoats, night dresses and chill
dren's dresses and underwear.
6 to 9 inches wide.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Comforts

$500 Bordered Silkoline and Plain Flow
cred Cambria Comforts, in a large variety of
designs and colorings, either light %2 ~
or dark AT. ........
$1,000 Bordered Satine Lambs Wool Com
forts, in pink, rose, blue yellow, green or copen
Also Al some OF silk moussel'ne WOOL $8.88
Fifth Floor-Lansbu,gh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Anniversary Sale Of
Wearables for Little Kiddies
Special aged

years.
Sample Coats. of corduroy,
plush, zibeline, all-wool cheviot.
kersey or camels hair cloth. in
box and skirt models. Sizes 2 to
s years. Values up<to q AZ
S12.50, at............... ~ss1O
Children's All-wool Sweaters,
in link and link stitch slip-over
models, in tan, copen or rose.
Sizes 2 to 6 years. @ OK
$3.50 to $5.95 values, at %HsIO
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Annive1

$12.95 Blankets. $1O.45
Part-wool White Blankets, size 70x82
with pink or blue borders Excellent.
woven and finished.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
A Sale for Just 200 Women

Children's Regulation Dresses,
of Lonsdale jean, in all white or
white with navy collar. Sailor
collar and belt; emblem on
sleeves. Sizes 3 to E E1 OK
years. $500 value, at. %As/O
Infants Long and Short
Dresses, with shocked yokes
trimmed with lace edges. Sizes
up to 2 years. $l.50 C1 M
values, at.............. Wow
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Anniversary
QJlldies
For Women

Night Robes, of good
quality muslin, in white or
flesh. Shirred, hand en-
broidered and trimmed
W j h embroidery OOr
edges. Special at.. ~
Bloomer Chemises, of fine
quality nainsook or flesh
batiste finished with satin
, ribbon beading, val and
filet lace medallions and
edges. $3.50 and c1 OE
$500 values, at. 3l.1C
Camisoles, of wash satin,
in flesh color, with lace
yokes back and C1 M
front. Special at. plsVV
Sample Envelope Chemises
and Night Robes, trimmed
with dainty 1aces and fine
embroidery. $500 81 OK
values, at ....... QIs1O
bloomerS, OF neSh batlSte;
self and lace trim ~
med rufHes, at. -. ~
Camisoles, of white or
flesh batiste, with yokes
trimmed back and front
with wide lace inser- EOo
tions. Special at. O1I
Third Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07

Chirdren's Knit Underskirts,
in a large range Of colors. Sizes
up to II years. Values 70r
to $1.50,. at... ~
Children's Gingham Dresses,
in checks, stripes and solid COL
ors. Long sleeves; full skirts,
some with pockets. &1 h
Sizes 2 to E years. At. VAsOV
Third Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
'49c-Cretonnes
at 35c Yard

Our entire stock of 4oc cre-
tonnes special at only 3sc.
Four large table lots in patterns
and colorings too numerous to
describe. Something for every
taste and every home.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Editorial

During the big dress sale
of yesterday a woman
said to us: "Why don't
you advertise a sale of this
kind g quietly and avoid this
We'd like to. but we
couldn't and keep the
price at so low a level.
Here's why.
We had to buy a tre-
mendous lot in order to
get an attractive price.
Then we had to close
them out with the least
possible expense, in order
to make the price still
more attractive.
The only way the latter
could be accomplished
was to close out the en-
tire lot, or the most part
of it, in a day, or not more
than two days.
This explains in brief
why sale of this kind is
run as this one was.
1t is SO the price can be
made the VERY lowest it
is possible to make it.
This $1,000 sale was
record-breaker.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Anniversary
LinenCluny
Laces, 18c

All-over Shadow Lace,
in cream or white, suitable
for making waists and even
ing dresses. 40 inches wide.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
75c Black Silk
Girdle Braid, 39c

Black Silk Girdle Braids so
popular for serge and silk
dresses. All in fancy weave eff
fects ~ to 21z inches wide. 1t
requires 2 or 2H yards to make
one of these desirable girdles
or sashes.
First Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
59th Anniversary
House Dresses
S Special Values

House Dresses of Amos
keag gingham in checked
and striped belt models
with convertible collars.
Sizes 36 to 46. c1 nE
$500 values, at - l 20
House Dresses in belted
and Billie Burke models
of fine quality percale or
checked gingham of Men
del's m a ke. &1nE
Sizes B to 46. At spO.yO
House Dresses of per-
Gale in Mendel's make.
Sizes 49,, 50 O. nE
and 81. At. QC.yO
Bungalow House Dress
Aprons of good quality
percale, combi-
med. At. %. px 20
House Dresses in Bar
mon make of gingham.
Sizes 4s to 5. C. OK
At ............ ~Os>O
Third Floor
1ansbu,gh g Bro.
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Extra SpecalE59th Anniversary
Sale Lace Curtains, 81. .65 Pr.
Today's Value Up to $3.50 Pair

Curtains up to yards long and many less than whole
sale price, Fet or Nottingham lace effects Your choice
of white A wonderful lot at such low price
Evening star., 1919-10-07
Up to $3.50 Lace Curtains, $4.65 Pair

Your choice of Marie Antoinette Irish non+ free+
quality scotch or hlet curtains, marqusette and
vol!e curtains Neat plain or elaborate style borders
This lot must be seen to be appreciated.
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Henry mo Flfth. Julius Caesar. King
John King Lear, King Richard the
SECOND King Richard the Third,
Macbeth Merchant ~ Venice MID
Hummcr NiEhrs Drohm Much ADO
About Nothing. Romeo and Juliet
The Tempest rWclfrh sight "a c"uth
oroh Addison Steele ana nidErll
Tho Sir Roger de- Coycrly Papers in
The Spectator 30 cents, U'prrrrn.
u'Iye American Poetry 30 cents.
Arnold. Schrau md Iusum ma
byron. The prlsVneF ~ Chillon. com
blu,t 40 cents. browning, FOcWh.
a. cents, Uunyuu. lilErlm's Progress
part ! g cents. burke speech on
Cancellation with America 30 cents.
BYRON. Childc Harold. tan'o 4. and
Tho Prisoner ~ thillun 30 cents
Carlyle An Essay ON BurnH 30 cents,
toIpridpo. The Ulme ~ the Ancient
Mariner and Lowell. Tho Vision ~
Elr EnunfRl. combined. 4b cents, DE.
Zoe Nubiuaon CruHOo, 30 cents. Do
Quincy ,lpnn or Arc and The Eng
usb NAL coach. 50 cents, Dickens,
4 Tale N Two cities. 90 cents, Eliot
siIss Mariner t5 cents. Emerson.
Iptlys Selected. a. cents, Franklin.
NuIUhiurraphy Is cents. G1Fkrll.
Cnnfurd. 40 cents. Goldsmith tn"
Deserted Village and other Poems.
81 cents, same. The Vicar ~ wake
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SAYS OF Ella 90 cents Lincoln Se-
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other poems. 10 cents rnlgruye. The
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'0urNhip VI Miles NlndJan and
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Hmr. The Lady M inc Lake. 4"
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rrms. quentin Durwlrd go 'rHH.
Selected short Stur.oa g. cents. s.
l'c'ed Letters a. cents s'l'"Iuns
from American Poetry a. cen s.
Shakespeare. pluys Na Nuu IIt' Dr.
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MIhHummrr Nights Dream. Ma.
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Twelfth Nighi Hamlet 40 ''uH
each. stevenson. An Island voyage
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Treasure leland. AT cents ou.n. Ten.
uHpn. ldlIIH ~ The kIrg so cents.
ThorrHu. walden. 100 p,uEa Wash.
lrriun. Farewell NdiTn~ and Web.
Htrr. First and second Bunker 1904
Dpuuua combined 40 crnl.
English written and Spoken
ltEu school English. 1919. 1lhN.
Book 1. ~ crulHi Book 2 70 cents
Iu,rH American Literature Will
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Literature. ~ 90. Mayurs nusluoW
English. - cents
Economics Elements ~ Eco
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1919 tlO5
French Shorter French course
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Geography Gilbert ana Brig
HAMS Physical GNogruphy 6l20
Br.rhpms Commercial G"ogflphf
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OLD SOLDIER TeSTlFleS ToI
WONDERFUL MERITS or NO.
40 IN CATARRH, STOMACH
TROUBLE AND CONSTIPATION

National Home. VIE. May l2, 10,
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tors az woll us everything | could
hear OF that was recommended foJ
my complaint I was also troubled
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botter when ! saw an ad of your
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Nunt direCt TO you fur three more
bottles I have taken about two and
I a hllf bottles ana while not feeling
entirely Well l feel by continuing the
| uso ot 30, / viii vet to feel AS we'll as
! / could rensoushly expect tor man
/ ut my age. IS years / hardly know
/ how 60 estimate the value " the
. benefit | have already received from
/ tho use OF 40 40. and chcerfully
| recon- mend 4, TO any one suffering
as | was Morris Law Witness to
/ signature. Nolson II. IcaHc. 90 Is
/ n combination of fho host Alternatives
. solicited rpm fhc best prescription
received and compounded hy J. e.
/ Mcndrnhnl Evansville Ind. 90
years a druggist sold by Stcinbcrg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Entirely Nep Way to
BdHish Superfiuous Hair
REALLY Removes Roots and An)

Why should any woman continue 70
wear. an ugly Illuminating growth Of hair
on her h1s. nov that u Is tnoVlJthi. can
he completely and quickly removed roots
and hu hy me nr~ phe.acitns process
The process is not to be compared ~ OF
with ne depilatory. electrical or shavinF
rpsthods Thslnr'lne BE- non od0ruus. non
Irritating non .paIsonoas harmless 10
could be- saieA without any bad effect. Best
Of al the hairs come out entire even the
roots. before ONES very cyrsl Tho sAln %
icn A. smooth and hair free ~ chId g.
Anyone who purchases = stick OF phelar'
fine irom tho druggist and fo.Iows Che sim
r'e directions ls bound 20 be- pleased and
delighted Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
AIR PILOTS GOOD FOR
ONLY EIGHT HOURS DUTY

IONDON. Aug. .20.-"EiEht hours
Is about .tho limit of time over which
the average pilot could stand mo
stral- with any regularity"
This ls the opinion Of Capt SIR
John AIcock. conqueror Of the A.
lantir iu me first nonstop night
"rhlH. 4 nothing else, viii prop
ably limit the endurance ~ com
merciul airpllnes 20 non stop Jour
news uf from 500 10 1000 miles.
"a servo motor 10 opcrli" me
controls such Os " fitted to Homo
OF the large flying boats, might 40
something 90 relieve tho strain, bui
oven then the mere mechanical et-
fort would be very great
Although MANAGED 10 win
through I would not care 10 Try TO
fy the Atlantic again