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MRS. BOSWELL
PALlrIgT AND CLAIRvOYANT.

EAAAa4AbG AMI AAaFAAEhh " = AN
Gives advice on business matters, love,
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be successful In life. Gives you dates and
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and what is happening, without asking
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under, the lucky and uulucky planets;
when and whom you Wills marry; settles
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MADAME IIEN0RE

GIFTED CLArRvoKAlTF AND MEDIUM
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PROF REI,MONI

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MADAM SIANIEH
mrs JEANETT

uanFanteed 70 read guuE antiro ne. uulG
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MRS. L. a. MASTlN

Clairvoyant and Card Reader. Mondays
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MADAME TSMAR

GIFTED PALWIsT AND CLATRWOTA AMI.
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RIZPAH ELDON

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MADAME ALLFN

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MADAME TEII.A

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FOR sALE-STORES

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Fanad Head tBr). Belfast; Cornish Point
pr2, n mond Rnnr Appsoy 3nr3 birenhead
PORT SAID. Nov Arrived: Str ST
nunstan 'br), New York for Bombay.
e'I R;orrrpnAu 10, 6.uoa. str. co,a
spring. NO" YORK; William N Page. fhiia-
deIphla,
:, *. hof rHRpAM. oct 2e-Arr'ved; Str Ma
Fort so usss o9t %cvs s,st Mont
oo RSr efIp vanco1 H", o,Arr,vod. str
Edxc tleld Baltimore
cn A,rlJANT pSc oct S1mArriyed Str Bar
DAHIA; Nov l.satled str Frank,
nero tBr). Grom Montevidco, Santos and
N'3 Janeiro), Now York.
'Nor', SEATTLE. sailed list. strs Uru-
Wr,: callao "'''0' ''O'''s' ''''.'
BEAcHY HEAD. Nov Passed: Str
r dna ,.ac lbro, Philadelphia for DunhirN
"f' e, u, 'a a. 0,, ,,, c.. ,
wyk ,Dutgh'. sydney. e y.
ORD, Ncw York
=, brow HEAD, Nov 2-Passed: str
pl8by tHr), st Johns t.. and Halifax
cALcuTTA. DC, 2s-Arrivcd: Str Ter
nate. Norfolk for Bativa.
pn EA 1na: srN , Noy s-raSsss str
CRlsTOBAL. Nov 3-Arrived: list, strs
San Matoo. Baltimore: Perou tBr). Dor
dcAuN; Chahtauaua. Norfolk, Cd, Mount
B"rwyn, Sabine. Fasset, Havana Middle
bury, Cartasena: Sailed: LIST. strs Ate,
San Juan, BaIbrutte. Port Lobos; Gen
Graphite, New York; San Mateo' Boston : ::
osakis Philadelphia schr Albert Myers
New Orleans
timoro for Rotterdam.
DUNNET HEAD. Nov 3-Paascd: Str
Chinampa, Baton Rouge for COPENHAGEN.
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Real Estate Records
Recorded Mortgages

''i slj slsa to = T h ~ 25,
~ ~ p m Wy ono HWay 'orNn
90 ' i''y lock cav anstn' SA' l'oveTy IA QUO dio
III" INK Us per houd .-'.'...- 1870. s2Vo'opo
SOUTH ST, Us and I7Q, Water ST. 3@7
and 32e u port: 4sth ST. H., w: a {,
oct go Harold V and Sterling = Story
10 .iorthcheeter rorpn, rleasantviiic X
} due ana INT a. ,,cr not. ? 1ntge4 OF,
same prop. each t9,Goo. atty. Joaathsn
Holden ........s5. 900
lyA1>.GvD\, 81, o,,.,no. ,..7.-
-. ~. T. 60 w j ~ !,
~ '-''-oo ..-............. ......-... 500
ilptSEcN ~, % cor Norrou. q, 97.ez
80 p IN Df. -, Sap,usl r,rocl..- 49, Il,
G. : 7 80 - .55gay ,.ur ana I'M ms .,s'.
cast SD"
~ ! ~ ; H. oih a.. - TJ-.3, oct ST.
Nt.phea \ roageli to LOSE phiuc Mel Cole.
H. l-@s' irth St, frs, . per cent: atty.
-, - ,e ,,'..l q + CO, itb B'YaN $500. 500 coo
4a'7a y m: No = klisasr.orc L r
,'f.t u - y IL Investing 90. .91 BVay,
per 'eut' mtg, se'o,pQ0; att3.
r7,A NC LUZ mat - BW"' SO, oo0
~ y - o. n i'ih st: 81 l0it9S
= :" 'ct ~ 9iie&s holdg Go To
80! .naf + = CORY IL. TO 8way tnstai.s.
p'. Int ttts, Inter NJ " echsler,
-, 80 ~ ~. ....-..... =. t5S.cpo
= ~ T. ~ ~ ~, ''co u shank y x c
L" ilAanie 'orph. so Vest
rf.dn = . Nr ~, u yer cent "itys N ''5.
t.,,f1 - = ~ ''S ,'oV
f,it ~. r-''s1 $. ~9N 10 m
~ 49,. ..,.. ''5'''', n1i" Y" May ,
& 'Vt ~ ~ - 'n'' "nu l'4'
1,l,.'r "y'''t ~ n1est Si-''Vp' ~ ttI5
f7ri ST loa I.aet or,,'oo ~ e-'y w.,
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FOREIGN PORTS

AMSTERDAM, oct 81 - Arrived str
Siifs4 CIV; New Y9rh.
ANTWERP. oct 5l-Arrted Str Sam
land cpels). Philadelphia. 3oth sailed
s'r sn'ersoise oDele) New yos1.
CAlcJ tn oct 2e.-Arrtveds SIR M!uo-
ric Nlrl san Francisco Via shanghai. ,tc
Jacissonvile fur Liverpool Said, ar Val.
-oT ,.s,, .t ~! > nni}. Nm Nors
GIBRALTlR. %. 80 saled. SIRE
f ,.,a,t' 'Nop (trQn Genosll. Hampton
York: Marie 'ItaD 1irom Geno.). uan.p-
ton Roads. November Sailed. str civ
~ Hankow tEr) (from CAlcutIa). Boston
ana NfW YORK., aVth, arrived. .lrs BRO.
Cl.y, I}altimore Maryanne, Phiiad.lphia
l"r 'onst sntinoplei @ y knudson tNor,.
MHoriolH, slst. F,shpool ,Hr). Newport
News, Redgate 'Br). Philadelphiy. San
teran.o fBr). Montreal; -voveiilbe, Fran
ceSGo Glampa lt-D, Norfol@
e. n ALlFAN N9v lmArirvea strs Royal
Sew York; Paul PAX tBr). New YORK
Sailed S'rs Malvern Rauge CBr). GIas-
na tbr,; London, Pennyworth (Brp Havre
LEGNORN. oct 80 Sailed. Str Der
Lodge. tinted states
LIN ERPpDL. Nov 1--Sailed S,rs Eds
e.. savannah: Grayson. Baltimore" kekct-
ticut. Philaielphia; Tacttclan (Br), cal
,es,on. ~ hloomfield eBrp Port Arthur
Wan Prince tbD New York
LIZ EHrOOL. Nov ARRIVED Strs Car
ada lBr}, Montreal, Median (Br), Bait
Rin'ouse OBJ. Montreal W 's9eI arsrs ss['
Pensacola - ~
LoNpoN. Nov Sailed. strs BOY
bu,te. Newpor News. Neeoish, New York
LON Don, Nov arrived; Strs san
T T,~ 60. TuApain' ID West Wanna.
LoNDQN. Nov e-saiiel Str West
cherow. philadelphia.
M\.ANchEsTEK. oct 9i-Arrived, Str
y : hes
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a30.too; atty, Title G & r Co. 17s Broad
way 5000

NOV j: John Palmer Realty Corpn TO
Sarah r Adams "a Riverside Drive; 3
jr. IS Liberty st ................s $40. 90,
2s'rH ST. 100 W, =. 73.4x2s.5x irrcg: p
M Oct 81; same to same; . years, =
2sTH ST. ia ". .. 7a.7x2ox ,rreg' n;
Oct 81; Same to same; years. D g
SisT ST, ., 400 9th av. 25xsss: p m:
oct !; Morris Solowigik to lawyers II
CO. % Liberty st; years. So p G; atty
bTH Az. 62s. q. 81 n 39th st, 1sex60.
yth az, $50. ., So seth st. IS GNG0
oct ,o', ~; sanl schi0ssfnan to David Gross.
attys, London & Davis. 50 Liberty
42D ST. lo4 W. $ q. 99.sxloo.5. p m, N 'og
J; Cecilia Wuers to Greenwich say
Hank. 24e 9Th av. due and int as bond
attys aliddlebrool< y. as Cedar
9TH Az. 66S assignment lease dated May
i; i'lg' oy way Of mtgc 10 secure notes.
&C. eis-. Oct ls: Gus scarnalis to Isaac
Newton. 66S Sth az. and ano; instals:
C; atty. A l. Geilich. 81 Nassau ct.
4srH "S ST. 21 sas1 W = :. sss,,oo = No w
Gath A Bssell (Amos) TO Sismurd
Wyler, 2o4 w 10th ST. ct al. exrs. etc.
Gue and INT as per bond; pr ntge $40,
Wv; nifty Title Guar & 7 co. l76 Broad
5lsT ST al ". .. 25xloo. s m; s Noy i
.Fno Wraggs to Frank Greene. s4l w
sttys, Wendell. e +, III broad
ssTH ST, s25 ". n =. 22x75.s m, S ,yov
- Jack Dro"nrgg to Title Guar &
r Co, us Bway; duo and int 40 per
poTlI ST. 5. aai.s Columbus av S@g qsI%
Queen Nab Co. SO Wal! st. INSTALL
G pr mtge $4,000; attys, Pressinger
losTH ST. 1879 ", $, 5oxlooIi, . IA,
oct 81 Fanny Schacher TO Henrietta
Abrabans. So Hamilton Terrace: . VS.
"a 7
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highest, ." degrees Cat : 10 y. M low
est. 81 tat a. M average, "A average
same date last year. 4S: average same date
for thirty-thrcc years 49,
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Weather Report

sun rises :2S am. Sun sets. Asst pm.
Moon rises. = :33 pm. Moon scts g.. > :25 am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Local Official Record.-T The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twcnty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Local Forecast. Increasing cloudincss and
warmer to-day, followed by rain at night ;
tomorrow colder. with rain: moderate south
cast TO south winds, becoming west and
fresh tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
Humidity

a m. 50 y. NJ. IS S p. NJ. 20
barometer Readings
a m 80 10 | r. m 30.o7 y. M 30oi
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ELECTION NOTICE

ASth f.. D.--A diagonal limo from tho
corner OF Ssh ave. aud w I46sh at. to
the corner OF eth and W. l45th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
Sail Friday

!, b. H.. }raa!l ........ Z 90 AM 1900 AN
Wacouta, IiavanA 49,. 600 AN i.0o AM
IVA philadclnhia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

loving to unsettled port conditions tho
departure OF steamships is subject TO
Sail To-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
YANKEES OVERSEAS MAY
WE'D u. S. GIRLS BY PROXY

American soldiers in France may
marry their sweethearts in the
United States by proxy when such
marriages do not contravene state
statutes The judge advocate general
of the Army has given an opinion to
that effect in the case of Walter +.
Halves of Cambridge. Mass. a member
of the American expeditionary force,
and Miss Annie Hiscock of Roxbury.
Mass.
The Judge advocate general. declar-
ing such contracts permissible. said
the best form in such cases was a
single contract signed by both parties.
He added:
at is no doubt to the interest of
soriety that marriage should exist
between those who sincerely desire
il. and much sympathy is felt for
those who have been prevented from
marrying in the ordinary way by the
nxigencics OF military duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
SOLDIER DIES OF WOUNDS.
Corp. W. J. Compiler, Who Inherited
500 600 Succumbs in France.

Word has been received by relatives
here of the death from wounds of
Corp. William Julius Compiler of this
city on the last day of September.
Corp. Compiler. who was a member OF
the 312th Machine Gun Battalion. is
the son of Mrs. Henrietta Compiler of
PooIesyille. Md. His wounds were in
Cured by the bursting of German
high explosive she'll September IS.
He sailed for France July 9. 1918.
Corp. Compiler was member Of
washington's police force when he
was drafted and sent to Camp Meade
for training. While at that camp an
uncle in California died and left him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
80 WOUNDED NATURALNED,
Yanks, Just From France, Get
Papers in District.

Thirty wounded soldiers. recently
returned from France. all of foreign
birth, have been naturalized by the
District Supreme Court after get
ting their papers from the naturali-
zation Office in the Department of
Laber. Several Of the men are still
weak from wounds or gas. and they
were all gratified at becoming citi-
zens of the United States.
These men. with thousands of
others who will gain citizenship SINH
larly within the next few months,
belong to units which went overseas
before the amendment to the nat
uralization law became effective. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
Auto Dealers Elect Officers.

CHICAGO, January S0.---Good roads
md plans to cooperate with manu-
facturers in business reconstruction
problems were subjects discussed at
the closing sessions of the National
Automobile Dealers Association an =
nuaI convention. The following Of
fcers were elected: President, +. w.
A. Vesper, ST. Louis; vice presidents,
E. w. Steinhart. indianapolis; Harry
D. Austin, Seattlei treasurer, Thomas
J. Hay. Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
Wants Limited Legislation.

He thought no legislation other than
nat suggested for the protection Of
80 public should be passed a { this
session, He said the five-year plan
would continue the guaranteed com
pedsation involving "a billion dollar
increase in rates and high operating
costs, continue the war power of the
President, continue what he called
the chaotic condition of rate-making
in which shippers have no voice, and
thrust government ownership to the
fore before government valuation was
completed.
Common sense. the witness said. de
manded that the valuation be finished
before government ownership was
considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
EXTENDS PRIVILEGES
UNDER HOMESTEAD LAW

Legislation urged by Secretary Lane
to extend homestead law privileges to
Americans who served on the Next
can border and in the present war was
approved yesterday by the Senate public
lands committee and ordered reported
favorably.
The House committee has taken like
action on a similar bill. which gives
credit, in securing homestead. for time
spent in military service. 1t is not
provided that soldiers may file upon
homesteads by declarations of agents
in their absence. which was said to
have resulted in abuses after the
Spanish war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30

100000. Some of his fellow soldiers
with an overdeveloped sense of hu-
NOR placed an advertisement in q To-
cal paper to the effect that the
wealthy Compiler wanted a wife, and
on the next train about half a hum
dred District girls went over to Meade
to answer the ad in person. Fertu-
nately for the soldier in question. he
was in quarantine at the time and
the explaining WAS left to other mem
berS of his battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30
MAY EXTEND FILING PERIOD.
Revenue Commission to Give More
Time to Income Statements.

The period for fling income and
profits tax returns probably viii be
extended by Internal Revenue Com
missioner Roper from March Is to
April Is, or even later. it was stated
today This would give taxpayers
about two months in which to make out
and file returns. Printing of tax re-
turn forms for incomes of $4,000 and
less was begun today and forms for
incomes of more than $4,000 will be
available before March ].
Taxpayers will make an instaliInent
payment of one-fourth of their total
tax on April Is. or whatever final date
is set for fling. The postponement
probably will make 1t necessary for
the refund of an issue of 1894, 200. 600
tax certificates maturing March Is.
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Honest Advertising,

For the protection of its
readers, The Star carefully
eensors all advertising sub
mitted for publication, and, 50
far as is possible, bars all false
and fraudulent statements.
Readers are requested to as
sist The Star in protecting the
public and all legitimate adver-
tisers by bringing to the at
tention of the paper any state
ment that they might find to b
fraudulent.
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Mexican Tax Stops Cotton Picking,

CALEXICO. Cal, January 30.-Prac-
to stop picking because of the edict
of President CarranZa placing an ex-
port tax OF sac a bale on cotton. The
growers sent a petition to the State
Department at Washington asking
that an effort be made to bring about
elimination of the tax.
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amendment facilitates naturalization
Of members of the military and naval
forces during the war and dispenses
in the cases of such foreign-born
with many of the formalities of law.
More than 1874 900 aliens in the
American forces already have been
naturalized under this amendment.
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King Peter Has Second Stroke

AMSTERDAM. January 3o.-A dis
patch from L.aibach says that King
Peter of Serbia. who has been i'll for
some time. has suffered second
Of apoplexx.
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GOOD TIMES DUE,
SAYS LOUIS F. POST
Predicts Prosperity, Plenty Of
Work and Big Wages With
Reconstruction

While urging legislation providing
for temporary relief of the unemploy-
ment situation, Louis f. Post, assistant
secretary of labor, before the Sena tie
education and labor committee yester-
day predicted that period of prosperity
unequaled in our history, with plenty
of labor and renlunerative wages, will
follow the reimbursement peviod.
He appeared in connection with hear
ings on the bill introduced by Senator
Kenyon of Iowa appropriating $780,
100000 for the prosecution of public
work in order to meet the unemploy-
ment situa ton.
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Fayors U. s. Embassy in Peru.

The administration bill to raise the
American ministry at Peru to an en-
bassy was reported favorably to the
Senate yesterday BY the foreign rela-
tons COMMITTEES
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Naval Men to Visit Pacific Coast.

Secretary Daniels and several MEM
hers of the House committee on naval
affairs will visit the Pacific coast this
spring for the purpose of considering
projects for improving naval facilities
on that coast.