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Live stock Markets in other cities

ssipts. 500; 6lss:r Ral4 .s.sSa;s ss
ss ssSS iisht. ,as5c" isso weight lsht
lights. q? q ??4O; packing sows, s2l.76a
beef steers, choice and prime. tissS0
mon, 'lea1s5O: light weight, good. and
-. $50 1850: butcher cattle. helfers, 1885
a u; leows, ss:35gl?2a; Gamers and cut;
s tsr yss rsIy' ;..d ,sh .,sT na
iiO@Is 20; storker pteers tf,5O6i3iO.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: lower. Lambs,
sl2. a 1925 culls and common, ssa1e.5o;
q s; ewes. culls and common. tsaS; breed
ing ewes, sli@l7: feeder lambs. sac
lS.25; goats none. R5OGs.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Hogsm.Receipts,
mostly 25 a soc. higher, some 60 Use. up.
Top S2s: bulk. s2l.4oaa2.soj heavy weight,
light weight, s2i5oG2s; light light, SO. Is
Ns95o; heavy packing sows, smooth, tii
a217!; packing 'sows, rough '2e.269ai;
Cattie--Receipts. $1,000; estimated. to-
morrow, 1900; slow. Beef steers. medium
and heavy weight. choice and prime. tlTg
good and choice, ..i.7Saii75; com
mon mon. and S.,i medium 'sIss'1S eutshsS
SIS; veal calves, light and handy weight,
| tlST1s.75 feeder steers, ss5oGl250
stocker steers. t75o6ll .25, Western range
i2.75
sheep-Receipts. $4,000: estimated to-
morrow, 20, 00Oj strong. Lambs. "a pounds
| down, sl475dls; culls and common, 1915
@lt.5o; yearling wethers, ilo:soa14; ewes.
! medium, good and choice, sf,25ds.BOi culls
| and common, f3m6.I5.
EAST ST. Louis. July 22.--Hogs--Re-
! ceipts. l2,OO0 higher Top. S2a.Ob; bulk,
| s12.25a23 medium weight S2235Q
light weight, 49,. 20 a 2s.so; light lights, al
! I2250; heavy packing sows, smooth. $40
I q 81; packing sows. rough. Sisa2o; pigs,
! Sl3.5OT22.
/ Csttle-Receipts. 5000; steady. Beef
! steers, medium and heavy weight medium
and good. te,50dl6.T5; eonnmon, 400
| $50; light weight, good and choice. 80
| ai5 IS; common and medium, $40 q l $50:
t7.5O112; Gamers and cutters. thI5p1;
veal calves, light and handy weight, Sil.2s
| 1l75O; feeder steers. son; stocker
steers. s725diO,75
81 pounds down, ,itals.I5i eulls and com
mon. t6d1l; yearlinE wethers tlodlli
| ewes medium and choice, R5Oa9 culls
| and common, s366.
PITTsBURG. July 22.-cattie-steady
supply fair. Prime, ,ib.25dls
p MosS6 nsnT supply double .s deck:
, rs%S ss S heavy Yorssrs ,ss g sp rs q
light workers. and pigs, ts2.bOdssi roukhs
! $1,000.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Hogs-Receipts
1000; higher. Pack and butchers
s22B0d "a; pigs and If ITS. sii6a2.
Cattle-Recelpts 800 steady. Calves
sheep-Rseeipts $500; steady Lamb.
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BRAZILIAN coFTBE STATISTICS.
Jersey Motori.t Kills Child.

Mrs. Rosie Spsctor, as. hurrylng with
her ive-year-old daughter In the rain
across Avenue y. between Eighth and
Ninth streets, yesterday afternoon was
struck by an automobile truck driven
by Louis Mobiles OF West Hoboken. ". j.
The child was killed and Mrs Spector
received a fracture OF the skull. She
was taken 10 BeIlssJe HeshItaL Mobiles
was held on a technical charge.
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Knitters to Remain I'm Utica.

UTICA. July 22.-The office Of the Knit
Goods Manufacturers of America will
remain in Utica. This Is the decision OF
the referendum taken among the mem
bers. At the convention OF the manu-
facturers In May the motion was made
10 move the office to New York city.
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New Orleans cotton Market.

New ORLEANS. July 23.--The cotton
market to-day advanced throughout the
session. Last prices were at net ad-
vances of 60 to II points. as follows
July, as; October, $500; December,
35.22; January. sac; March, 1887
Spot, steady middllng, $3.50
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension Four Per Cent. Bonds,
Que February I. 1922.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance Of the Trust Agreement dated
December !. 1881, by and between the
Chicago. Burlington q Quincy Railroad
Company and The New England Trust
Company, the following Denver Extensinn
-Four Per Cent. Bonds due February I,
1929. of said Railroad Company. ISSUED
under said trust agreement. have been
drawn for payment. viz:
One hundred Hfty-seven (l5D bonds tfor
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Alleged Deserter Refused writ.

CHICAGO. July 22. - Federal Judge
Page to-day disissed the application OF
attorneys for Lieut.. Shelby Cullom
Chapman. alleged army deserter, for a
writ OF habeas corpus and remand/d
Chapman to the custody of army au-
thorities. Chapman is charged with de
sertioB from an army hospital in France
while awaiting court-martial decisions.
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Coffee Cables-Hio was unchanged for Is at
1920 Exchange i-33d. lower at 14tld Receipts
ii 600 bags. two days, and stock az 900 bags,
In Santos spots were not quoted. Receipts
e 900 hays and stock iSfs.oO0 bags. Futures
were unchanged to Is reis higher. ..-
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bags,
against .oo0 last year End So, 900 two years
ago, Sac Paulo had 800, against 2soo1 and
So 900 bags, respectively.
Tinr weather was reported in all districts Of
Sac PsuIo. with temperatures ranging from as
IN degrees
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ABRIvALs--TuEsDAy. JULY "a.
So Rotterdam, Brest, July Il.
ss America. Bfest, July Is.
Sc Royal George, Liverpool. July IL.
Be- Lulgino Acoafne, Gibraltar, July T.
Be Lake Gretna, Hull, July Q.
Sc CORN. Oran, July s.
Sc Frances L. Skinner, Cardiff, july o.
D. Slavic Prince, St. Michaels, July T.
IS Menapier, Antwerp, July I.
SIS Gaute, Dakkar, July 2.
SIS Yaauis. Macorio, July H.
IS Amelia, Baracoa. July II.
s. Parma, st, Thomas, July 10.
o. standard. Tuxpam, July IA.
% Pi1ns Wtllem l., Curacao, July IL
Be III Ocddette, Galveston. July ls.
- FL Mar, New Orleans. July II.
30 Sabine, Brunswick, July 70,
Bark Alfhild. Buenos Ayres, May %.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Eredertk VIII, at COPENHAGEN.
IS Lake Fargo, At Hull.
Be Chnopic. at Naples.
Be- Bogoto, at Mollendo.
Sc Hotham Newton, at Plymouth.
Sc Bolton Castle. at Alden.
ss Gothic Prince. at DAlny.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
ss Hellig oloy. from Copenhagen.
Sc Defiance, from London.
IS Paul Prix, from Swansea.
Be Dennistown. from Gibraltar.
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BEssEMER INVESTMENT co.
OF HOBOKEN, N. j.

Notice ls hereby given that Coupon
Bonds OF this Company bearing serial
numbers. viz Nos. lo2, loi, los, ios. ITO,
for payment pursuant to their terms Pay
ment OF said bonds, with accrued interesA
will be made on due presentation therS6f
to the BesseIner Trust Company. No. 81
Newark ST.. Hoboken, N, J. Interest on
said bonds will cease on August 9Th, 1919.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
DAVID 7. LAYMAN. Jr,. Secretary.
DAtnh June "a. 1879.
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ Loss
2;5b-t3I p. 1929 st.; standard
Carpet Co.. ............ .UnknoWn
2. NJ.
s:so-i1s Maiden lane: T. Chal-
kiadi q Co. ...,........... TriiinG
7:1o--20 Canal pL, The Bronx; II.
w. Bell Co. .Tridiug
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Oeodetic Survey
Standard TINE
Sun rises. =. 6 Ia A NJ Sun sets. ...s:21 M
Moon rises..n..1 30 A N
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook, .liii A NJ Gov. Island. .t;bs A n
He'll Gate.".,.e:5s A N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook i0ibs A NJ Gov. Island Ii 10 A M
Hell Gate....1:3 NJ
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PENNSYLVANIA co. GUARANTEED
81 PER CENT. TRUST CERTIFI-

September |. 1897. and supplemental agree
ment dated February l. 1901. the under
for sale and delivery as of August 1. 1918,
at a price not exceeding par and interest,
to the extent Of 500. 900. the sum now
payable to sinking fund.
Sealed tenders, stating specific numbers
of certihcates offered address to GIRARp
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. Sinking Fund
PENNSYLVANIA Company Guaranteed an per
cent Trust Certificates, Series "B," will be
received until p. VI. July 81, 1919. Ac-
copied certificates must be delivered on
August list or security furnished that day,
II required that delivery will be made
within ten days.
GEORGE ". STUART sd. Treasurer.
Ia In q nh IA n mix
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Judgments.
MANU- Alta


Barr & Col w Bell. Jr.. ct al. sl5s.55
Cohen, David - Commonwealth
Hotel Construction Corp. 1924
Carson, Charles G.-Same .... 2sOiO
Cassidy. Patrick J.-Calion Me-
Anderson. Albert AZ. D. Nc
po Sfs'h walter 'ii -commonwealth '''
Hotel Construction Corp....... 1870
Emerson, Harris P.-Common-
wealth Hotel Construction
Elder; John c.-Encyclop@dia
ca banniea e eorp "
wealth Hotel Construction
puSy MY Michael il W. Meyer. sss7;
Granville. b. Gordon-Encyclo-
padia Britannica Corp. ........ 31?.03
Griggs, Stewart--G. w. Horton. 2e0.53
Romeike q Co, Inc; COSTS. l1s0s
Hooke, walter CT. f. Dangler 1880
Hauser. Abraham--E. We'll. -. 1850
Elisabeth Baraba, Inc.-Inter-
national Magazine Co........ 3So1
International Construction Corp
City Of New York ............ 'loS
Ks ,rU.1,, Fr gd,s X co1.'Ts,Gan
Kieid.p N;aathan-H. seiliinissccr......... tsi.ss
Knouse. Charles--H. s. Norris. 11,sss.si
Kaufman. William b. Mac
Lefkowits. LYMAN s-A. ii. Lev. ~
Leonard, iBarihciomey E.-com- ~
monwealth Hotel Construction
1um tp Mtg, Co. 'Iinic.1Master iN'O
Machine Tool Co, inc....... I2,2iA7s
Laconia Contracting Co, Inc
Manhattan Sand Co., Inc. s55.i5
leo, Sohn r. Alirea =, Bonton
city OF New York--B. Lyman;
&c e Sga..;ti i....,...;,.,:. naio
monwealth Hotel Construction
CORP 49, 49, :..:.......... 200. 90
Newman, Chas. J.-stsrobin Elec-
=, rlcal supply Co., lpc... ...... 1861
mcintosh. !. j. Co. inc.-W
f. n InppSr .;i.;....,,;:..;.... 1871
r. Sonn W ,51eh w. Moore 500.
Moss, Herman H.-P. A. Zi.el- ao-ao
Pratt, ciriRsbv ,,onti,,' 1nr OFT Ho
-. + chs;ndieT "N Jr', ct "a al. '"' 2c7o4s
Roeslsr Rernard mas -. l'l=S'Sf
monweaith Hotel construction ,
Corp ..:...,."........ oa1 20
'suffern 1 surrernI AMI S #. elias as
COW ......:...... .............. s.1os.b5
sharon Baptist Church, Inc
westin 4 Steinhart. oar "a
u. Hotel Consumption Corp 1870. 100. 10
ws!nroth, acob-comrorweaith -'0'
Hotel Construction Corp ~. 1910
" cine 4 Noah - Leg
in wnsi,h' mar Eiarenee L-Commnn.
w sch,Inr h 1ossnS SoRstructi9. Corp los %
BRONX.
coh"e Fra Fssn pams 'h st,S Of the debtor!
Clark. Herber. va Hupf.I. 1872
Sons ~ t-o-
Factrow, Samuel-M. Baer ct al, lax 10
s.u.e.s ,,s
n,>,,,.-n
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company

The Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Rail-
road Company will pay at par and interest.
on presentsti at Its once In Chicago, or
at its Fiscal Agency, state street Trust
Company. SO State Street, Boston. or at its
Fiscal Agency, 80 Nassau Street. New
York. any of Its Denver Extension ~
Bonds, issued December l, 1881, not here
tofore called for redemption by the Trustee
Of the Mortgage.
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

SAMUEL EDELsTEIN AND SAMUEL
LEHMAN = Voluntary petition BY
Samuel Edeistein and samuel Leitmsn,
arm name OF e. L. Tuckine Company.
s57 South Broadway, Yonkers n. y;
Liabilities t1,17Si no assets. Pfinc pal ?. |
Greenberg. $500; I, q. schian, $500, VIII
liam Hecht, 81 Chambers street. IL the
JACOB MISUNDERSTANDING petition
by Jacob 1tzkowits buyer, 1000 East
1fsth street. Liabilities, tl4.114i assets,
1850. ,Prineipsl claims: BEL Bssldins eT S 81
BANK silk Mills, ss75. Samuel Perlo,
$50 Broadway, is the attorney.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs-Recelpts, 400 head; only .
few cars on sale. No transactions reported;
feeling unchanged. Dressed beef quiet AZ
prime native sides.
CALNEs-Receipts, 1870 head; $40 on
sale, Market slow and generally u lower
,eais sold at SIS Il per loe lbs; culIs
calves. tl2s0alS6oI city dressed veais
slow at asa Sac. per ID.
ssles1s. Sanders: 90 ,sais. lsi Lbs: av:
cults, lag, sl4; T. las, si2. Tobin & shan
nom 10 veals, lao. s2li skimmllk calves
liS, hs "a virginia ysals, $50. iis; .
$3.50: 80 Michigan. IFS, $3.50. Kerns Com.
mission Co. II vesls, 1876, tai; 1s, lis, us;
SrFinis ,U Toa,s i .liss CALVES s.ss: IL H.
slSi calves, IS, $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs---Recelpts, 10000
head; a. cars on sale. Market slow and
sSgSoS lover the sop pens s had not been
r per- 100 lbs lbs: cults. eSs, iaass, iia;ss
i775i eulls; .tlOeie. Dressed mutien
ers; dressed lambs very dull, at isalse.
few choice careasses may exceed quo
sales---Tohln 4 Shannon; sss Kentucky
IiT.!5: 2iS. 50. sis; ia,, IS. iit. IS as.
g. ,Sssss' ss 3D. AZ. $50 tf IN ics IS
k.S SHll; T. smS shsmGe, ,ss son sirs
. is Siff iss f. a:is... e. q: es
West. Virgins. lambs g. lIS; as. ~, tla;
% sheep, 50. -. 8. Judd 4 Co, i.s Ohio
lambs, So. e1775. 8. Sanders: 10 Penn
sylvania lambs, 81. SIS. Kerns Commits
sion Co.; yeariings. 10, tio:' i6 sheep,
IL 90. !. ios, 's;Si =. %. g: 4. lO:, 4;
ss'" 80 81 1T! a. s.. 'afs. e''' " '''
HOGs-Receipts. 1880 head; one car on
sale. Market steady at tia25 per 100 lbs.
for prime. New. York and Rs9nsslvepla
sales-Kerns Commission Co: 81 Penn
| sylvanla hogs, III lbs. average. Sass;
3 roughs, 237. t2o.25 g. Sanders; as state
hogs. Ill t2s'35i rouEhs, an, s2O.25
Tebin n Shannon: Pennsylvania hogs,
l215, s2s25 roughs, al5, t2O25.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN
HALFWAY COMPANY.

new 10TH July ~, lslt.
The Board Of Directors has this day
declared a dividend OF one per cent. on
the Common stock payable August 20.
1919, to Stockholders OF record at Noon
Aus lht 2, 1912
H. u. RICHARD. Secretary
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

FREDERICK CHARLES sANTAN1ELLo
Judge John C. Knox appointed Morris
1srsL receiver for Frederick Charles
santaniello, trading as the sandele Com
pany commission merchant, ~ Union
square, under bond OF $500.
BELLE TON HAT COMPANY. NC
y. stripe receiver for Beiie Ton Hat
Company, Inc. manufacturer OF women's
hats, 2s West Thirty-e eighth street, under
a bond OF $1,000.
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HIGH GRADE silver mine for
sale.
J. II. GRAHAM & CO., BROKERS.
I'll Unity Building. Chicago.
DIyIDENDs ann INTEREST.
STEWART WARNER sPEEDOMETEl
CORPORATION.

DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Al a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of tho stewart Warner Speedometer Cor
poration held July II, 1919, dividend OF
two (2l per cent. WAS declared upon tho
stock OF this Corporation, payable August
49, 1919. to the holders Of said stock OF
record upon the transfer hooks OF this
Corporation on July so, 1919
The stock books OF this corporation will
be closed for the transfer OF stock from
and including July 30, 1919. to and in.
Guiding August 5. 1919
TEWART-WARNER SPEEDOMETBR
CORPORATION
By W j. WICKER Secretary
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Connecting mails close at q. p o. and City
Hall stations at $50 p. N. daily.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Tea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia via San Francisco July a. SIS. Tofua
Hawaii via San Francisco July "a. Sc
Sachem.
Japan. Cores, China Except Shanghai City,
Siam, Cochin China and Netherlands East
Indies (yia Scatter July %, SIS Mexico Maru.
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China, Slam Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands via San FranclscoJ July 70, Sc
Korea Maru.
Hawaii and Guam via san Francisco) July
30, SIS. Sherman.
Japan, Corea China. Siam, Cochin China.
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Islands
via Seattle) July 81. S. Fushima Maru.
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c. August ..
S. Makura.
Japan Cores China. siam, Cochin China,
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Islands
via Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. August 2,
S. Empress of Russia.
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia and New
Zealand tvia San Francsco) August 7. 81
Ventura
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Spot-iSocal. 1905; New Orleans. "a. 60
rcss, a., COTTON STATISTICS.
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rRANsATLANTIc pARcE1. posr MAIL

Netherlands and Germany-Close at s a. N.
July -, SIS. Julana
Great Britain. Ireland Egypt and Iudia-
Close al July Y, SIS Celtic; IL A N.
AqultsnA
Norway and Denmsrk-Close at s A. NJ.
July -, Ss. United States
Sweden-Close at . A. NJ. July %, SIS. Stock
holm.
Portugal and Azorcs-close at $50 A. N
July ~ SIS. Roma.
GreeCetCiose at A NJ July q Sa Ma
tilda Weems
Norwsy-Close at A. NJ. July Is. Sc. Sta
vangerford
ltaly--Close at 8 A. NJ July Is, SIS. P.saro.
l!ermGny-tlose at A, NJ. jury ss SIS.
Alfred Nobel
Union OF South Africa-Close at 10 A. NJ.
July "A, Ss. Corfe Castle.
l1et1nd-close at 10 A. NJ. July IS, 90
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EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen,
5Sa5ic.; extra frsts. 6oa sac; frsts $50
acc; seconds. 42qtSc.; under grades, 500
4Oc.; dirties, No. /, 25ns7c.; No. and
poorer, rs d34c.: checks, good to choice,
dry, sig sac; under grades, goT3oc.; re-
frieerator hrsts, buyer assuming storage,
syvlania and nearby Western, hennery
whites, fine to fancy, s. q e7c.; fair to
prime, S5@s4U,' gathered whites. common
to prime, so q CSC; Pacific coast, whites.
so d sac: other Western and Southern.
gathered whites 4Sd6oc.; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby, hennery browns,
faLcy, 55dSsc.; gathered brown and
mixed colors. graded. fancy, 81 q bIc.; fair
To nriInn AZ n nc
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02
Household 1Gasa HER PACE seessszE Fashion. M ga
TANNING MY HUSBAND
By KATnLEEN FOX.


tcowrisha 1873. BY the Mcclure Ssvsp.p.r
'Cut out the poutins." crittenden
called. -and come to bed"
TN be up pretty soon" I replied
I was not willing to see him right
then.
Come now. or I'll come for YOU ..
he threatened. A moment later he
entered the darifened living room.
When 1 say come now, that's
what l mean" he snarled. dragging
me after him to the stairwayand up.
Possibly he did not know that he
was hurting my wrist that. in his
anger. his grip was like that OF a
wise. He DRAGGED re on into the
faced him.
He was treating me untustiy. Nor
once, after it had been settled that 1
was to keep Pegasus had l alluded
to my victory over him.
Now. listen to me-" Crittenden
commanded me, IF you ever bring
up the subject Of that horse again,
III get rid of him IL I have TO shoot
him. So help me, I'll do It"
Then he flung my hand violently
from him. As the singing pains shot
up my arm to the shoulder. / reflect
ed how innocent ! had been and how
brutally he had acted.
"Crittenden Hayes" ! said solemn
ly. "the day will come when / shall
pay, you in full for what you have
done to me. For. as God Is my Judge,
i shall hurt you more than you have
hurt me this night"
(To Be Continued)
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02
HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1913.


toopyrisht 1873. By the Mcclure Newspaper
syhdicstel
The Sun is in benehc aspect TO
friendly planets. according to astrol-
ogy. Jupiter is mildly adverse
The sway is held to be most pro-
pitious for those who rule. whether
in national or domestic affairs.
II is a lucky day for those who
seek political rewards or financial
favors.
While the planets are not in po-
sitions especially favorable to ini-
tiative in business or commerce,
they encourage those who seek Of
nee or places where advancement is
probable.
This month is to be marked by a
diplomatic victory of some sort
and this will offset possible blum
oers, foretold recently.
ems continued danger from expIo-
sions. but loss of life will be COM
paratively small. for strong pro-
tective influences are at work.
Again treachery or double-dealing
on the part OF foreign power is
prophesied.
Danger from the south seems to
be presaged by the stars and there
may be fighting OF some sort far
from either the eastern or the wes-
tern coast
Much activity in regard TO publish
ing is prognosticated for the summer
months. New newspapers may be
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02
Ns,s4~1 g..

anry. 20 I wrote to him telling him not TO
call at my house again. ] did not STATE that
I would not see him however. and he knows
my business address bu. have not heard from
hun since ! care for Lin very much. viii you
pleas advise Snef-M. d. X. z.
1t is possible that the boy did not
understand the invitation. On the
other hand. IL he did and your
mother must have believed he did.
he should have offefed some ex-
PLANTATION immediately for such con-
duct 1t would not be right for you
to ask the boy not to call at your
house and then to see him away
from home contrary to your mothers
knowledge. You should be glad
that he did not draw such a con-
clusion from your letter. The only
thing that you can do now Is to
wait until he makes some explana-
ton to you or your mother.
District of CoIunbIa Medals.
Dear Mis- Lee: Are oeicers ,s well ss enlisted
men entitled to the District Of Columbia medals
July Z! What Is the cost Of entrance in the
new City Club,
Onicers are entitled to the medals
referred TO. The initiation fee re-
quired at the new City Club is 500.
Taxicab Service.
De,r Mia Lee: / have heen vsy N but In
tend To return TO work soon I viii be CON-
pelled 10 % and come in . tau- win you
please ten me what it will cost me per day to
make the two trips from my home. which il
about . mile from the o6iot-P L.
feIenhoned n taxicah copnnanv ana
they informed me that they would
take you for $50. Upon receipt OF a
self-addressed. stamped envelope,
will furnish you with the name Of this
company. =
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02

p. Slaughter. Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss
Susie Easiey. Bluefeld. W. Va; Mr..
F. c. Baggariy. Washington. D. C.:
Mr.. Juble Wonder. StrasburE. Va, and
Mr.. Edward Miller. Charles Town. w.
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett will make
their home In Washington.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens, honorary di-
rector of Washington's Near East
Relief Campaign" has called a
meeting of her committee for nnal
reports. at o'clock today at the
Washington Arts Club. 2017 street.
Mrs. Stevens has issued informal in
vitations to the mems committee
and other prominent men and wom-
en- interested in the work. at S
o'clock to meet Miss Aurora Mar
diganian. the heroine Of ravished
Armenia, and her guardian, Mrs
Eleanor Gates. With Mrs. Gates.
the author. Miss ,Mardiganian Is
now appearing at the Garden The
ater. She will speak today to Mrs.
Stevens guests
The Washington herald., 1919-07-02

Reparatioa.
Dear Mis- Lee: What d tho proper reply
To make 70 . boy friend whn he aAks TO take
you home. or II you will 60 to so@e place Of
amusement with himf ! had . misinde5tand-
ing with = boy friend about . year ago. Since
then We write only once In . while. and he
docs not sct toward me a. he did before
like to mako up. - realize nov that ] was
always ths cause Of our quarreaa What would
you glgyesti-F4ussy.
When a boy asks to take You any
where that you care to go with him.
say thank you," II would like to
go very much" or words to that
effect. Would suggest that you
write to your friend telling him that
you had been thinking about the
trouble of a year ago and realize
now that you had been the cause of
many unnecessary little fuses. Say
that you hope you have been for
given long since and that in the
future you intend to be more
thoughtful Of your friends.
Clothes for Vacation.
Dear Miss Lee: Please ,dtss me what To. In.
clude in my wardrobe for two wceh stay a. .
large summer resort this sumner.-MARlE.
VI course, you VIII hccu sumo
sport clothes. I would suggest sew
eral white skirts, blouses and mid
dies. The skirt of sport silk and
a crepe de chine Russian blouse
will do for q more dressy outfit OF
this type Take one or two or
CANDIES or dresses of similar nature,
and an evening dress or so. You
SHOULD be able to get along with
two or three hats: white shoes for
sport wear. dark for q suit or dark
dress you may care to travel in and
more dressy pumps for the lighter
frocks. OF course. II you intend to
ride or swim take such clothes and
a sweater is always handy. II you
desire more definite information, I
will be glad to furnish you with
same.
Explanation Needed.
Dear Miss Lee: A boy whom we all liked
was introduced To me- whn I uas with my
lily. One night he tod me that he cared
for ma l invited him 10 dinner the next day
but he did not coma Ny mother was very