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MILITARY RULE
PROCLAIMED IN
BUDAPEST NOW
Americans Say RumanianS
Are ConfiSCating Material,

VIENNA, Aug. 9--(via Bernc)--
A state OF siege has been proclaimed
in Budapest, according to adyioes re-
ceived here.
1t is reported that in view OF
pogroms which had been threatened
in Hungary mcnacing the Jews,
the commander OF tho Rumanian
troops has issued an order that any
crime against Jews will he pun
ished Immediately by death.
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Negro Arrested On Murder Charse

DENlSON, Texas, Aug. o.-Bully
Brashears, a negro. arrested here hy
United States Marshal Gaskell and
Texas Ranger Rowe, charged vi;
having killed the Berkeley family
near Ottawa, Kan, several months.
ago, was taken to Austin Texas today
to await cXtradition to Kansas.
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Vital Statistics

Births.
Mr.. md Mrs y @. Putnam. 1921
West Ninth street grl.
Mr ard Mrs Edward F. Hawkins,
elt West Thirteenth street girl
Mr. and Mrs 9. A. Smith. 9lt West
Thirteenth street, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suley. 7H East
Tenth street, hoy
Mr., and Mrs J. NJ Hlll. 9lt West
Thirteenth street, girl
Mr. and Mrs O. V. Woodward, 62s
West Third street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Alexander okla
homa City. hoy.
Mr., and Mrs. n. n Hail. 500 West
'f'' avenue. girl,
Mr. and Mrs. wn'lam H. Jones, 2,i
East Thirty-first sect boy.
Deaths.
A. L. Narkley, St Anthony's hos
pitnl
Jessie A. Hatfield. ST. Anthony's
hosptal
Mrs, Minnie f. Ellis. University hos
pItal
Building Permits.
8. u, Lyons. repalrs, $40 East Third
street (renr). $500
Cecil A. Smith. repairs. s0i West
Twentieth street $500
y W Banks. repairs, 31s East Sec
ond street $500.
harry Dumhnuld. repairs. ls,s West
Payk street $3.50.
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WASHINGTON, Aug, 9. -
President Wilson will review the
famous marine brigade of the
Second division in Washington
Tuesday. Order for the two regi-
inents of marines to parade here
were issued today by Acting Sec
Ietary Roosevelt
These will be the first return
ing troops to be reviewed by Mr..
Wilson and aside from the Dis
trict of Columbia unit, they will
be the first TO march in the capi-
tai.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-An all
team Of fighting men
up Fifth avenue today from
square TO llOth street
II was a team composed OF thouS-
andS, whose tame has been blalored
over the world and whose welcome
TO their native soil was second only
in warmth to the reception they them
selves gave to the Germans at Chateau
Thierry on the heights Of the Mcuse
and elsewhere.
The Second division. steel helmeted
khaki clad, as it marched up the
avenue today to the plaudts Of hun
dreds OF thousands OF onlookers. was
perhaps more representative OF the
whole United States than any other
body OF troops whose bron,cd young
veterans had paraded here, for il wa,
composed of men from all parts oI
the country and Of every branch ot
the service Among the mareher,
were the famous Ninth and Twenty
third infantry regiments and the Eft,
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NEW YORK, Aug 0--All Of tho
owners OF cold storage warehouses
sere were ordered today to traaemii
I list Of food on hand to the UnIted
etsies district attorney befcrs 1ses-
~.
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BRINGS CHARGES
AGAINST PALMER
Attorney for Firm UDdeI,
War Discipline Fights
Confirmation.

Protest against the confirmation o
A. Mitchell Palmer as Attorney Gen
eral was filed with the Senate judi
ciary subcommittee yesterday b,'
Harold Remington. OF New York
Mr.. Remington charged the posi.
tions OF Attorney General and Aliet
Property Custodian were Inconsistent
that Palmer had misinterpreted thu
trading-with-the-enemy act in the ad.
ministrauon OF his ONCE as Afier
Property Custodian. and that b,
should not have sold German propert,
in this country.
II developed at the hearing that
remington was the attorney for tho
argentine Import and Export Com
pany, disciplined by the Alien Proper,
V CUSTODIAN during the war.
An AFFIDAVIT was filed with the cor,-
mittee by Leslie S. Rennsrd deuyfns
ne had prepared the memorandum
submitted by Senator New makfns
various charges against the Alier
Property Custodian.
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COMMUNITY CENTERS
TO RENEW ACTIVITIES

The community centers-the puSiit
schools-will be open this evening 70,
their usual activities. They wer.
closed 10 comply with the request
OF Commissioner BrovnIow that thert
he no gatherings Of people until order
was restored
The General Civic Center-the Cen.
trsl High School-wiu have swinrnius
for women from 7:l5 TO s:15 and for
men from S:15 until 1918. There wiz
be the usual gymnasium classes for
men and women and a community
dance at s o'clock These are pleas
ant evenings to spend on the sta
dunn Promenade. which is open nov
for adults on Tuesday. Wednesday
Friday and Saturday.
There will be community dance
at Grover Cleveland. Eighth and 7
streets. today. as usual. as well as
the regular meetings Of the Girls
Rhythm Club and the Boys Club :,
30. These two clubs are prepsr-
ing a play which is to he acted for
the edifcation of Miss Margaret WI
son, for whom this community center
is named.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN THA
classified col2Dns-for there isn't a hidinl
place there Thee ads are READ. mchf4tf
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TRAFFIC IN AIR
TO BE REGULATED

A conference OF the governors o.
all the States in the Union may be
summoned 10 Washington 20 consider
the formulation OF legislation 10 regu-
late aerial traffic. as a result OF the
recent dirigible disaster in Chicago.
Such a meeting was suggested hv
Representative Julius Kahn. of Cali
fornia. chairman Of the House Mili-
tary Affairs CoHmittee. He may iH-
the proposal lefore President WI
son.
Legislation to control aerisl travel
Mr. Kahn said. must he enacted Tn
Chicago disaster has brought the Nc
cessitv for such laws squarely he
fore the country" he said ''Affn-
all the air soon viii he nothing less
than a great highway" he predicted
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AUTO PAINTIN G.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
igton, D. C.. July II. 1919 Sealed proposals
will he received al this office, Room 5e Dis
trict Building until O'Clock p. m, Thursday
August "a 1919. for rcSInscing asphalt pave
ments for a one-year period beginning July l.
1919 Approximate Quantities Standard asphalt
pavement Sin. concrete base. 5000 square
yards; standard asphalt surface (2ik-in. before
compresSonl. Is oD square yards: asphalt binder
in connection with resufacing . 600 cubic feet
Forms Of proposal. Specifications and necessary
information may he obtained at the Office Of the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department Room 81
District Building LOUIS BROWNLOw. W.
GwYNN GARDINER, CHARLES W. KUTZ.
UNITED STATES HYGTENIC LABORATORY
Washington. D. c. O1fice of Custodian. July
49, 1919 Sealed proposals will be received at thus
office until 2 p. m, August T. 1912 and then
publicly opened for PAINTING AND POINT
ING at this building in accordance with this
specification. copies Of which may he obtained
from the custodian only G. W. MCCOY. Gus
todian. JUL y .
Commissioners. D. c. iuls.z .2S.AS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict of Columbia July .. 1919 Sealed pro-
posals will he received at this office Room 500
District Building. until O'Clock p m. August
T. 1873 for minor plumbing repair work at various
premises during the ensuing year. Form Of pro
posal and necessary information may he obtained
from the Chief Clerk Engineer Department
Room lE. District Building LOUIS BROWN
LOW, W. GwYNN GARDINER. CHARLES
W. KUTZ. Commissioners. ID. {.
iu25.SB.3.3.a
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH
ington. d. C.. July q. 1919. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office Room 500 until
O'Clock p, IN. August ls 1919. for furnishing
and delivering to the District of Columbia Water
Department five hundred tSoc iveeighths tSsA
inch water meters. Specifications and form OF
proposal may he obtained upon application TO
the Purchasing Officer. D. C.. Room so Dis
trict Building LOUIS BRowN1sOw. w.
GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES w. KUTZ,
Commissioners. ID. c. tuB@B
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GOV
ernment FNiel Yards. Bureau of Mines, Wash
ington, D. c.. July n 1919 Sealed proposals.
in duplicate. will be received up to Friday noon.
August /. 1919. for the wood requirements of the
District and Federal Governments for the period
from August 5. 1919. to June 20 ls20 Tie cs-
timated requirements are trncre or less). > cord,
2piece oak: IL cords 3piece oak; q cords oak
long: S cords oak. s. & s. 800 cords pine, long;
30 cords pine. S. & s.; and s. cords 3-picce
pine Specifications may be had by addressing
the Chief Engineer. Government Fuel Yards,
Room Isl. Interior Department Building. Wash
ington. ID. Z. just
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4 SERIOUSLY INJURED
WHEN TANKS EXPLODE

Bayonne, y. J.. July 4.-For per
sons were seriously injured and many
others slightly burned today when
eight tank cars containing gasoline or
nsphtha exploded at the plant OF the
Texas Oil Company, setting fire &c
tive storage houses.
The cars exploded successfully, the
shocks being felt within a radius Of
two miles. The cause OF the first ex-
plosion WAS not learned. The flames
were controlled after a general alarm
was turned in.
Officials Of the company later said
the damaEe probably would amount TO
between S5OO.Oo0 and sl.oOO.oo0.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHTTE


Lawrence W. Psssne. Is and VsoI-t Z. Fans
Y. t~th Of Keysville. We. TIE Rev. r. =.
Downs
Busene Buckley, q and Rcbeccz Hitchiscu
H both Of Washington Tae Rev c. L. wbel-
eT
Bcrson b. Willard. 4. Of Washington. ard
Hazel /. Hswkins .. OF Brook1yn. y. 7. The
Icv. A. T. BAuows
Iohn Kenncdy. 2. Of Washington, and Rens
Rlrdettc Is. oi TakOma Park Nd The Re-
" A. HSsEorty.
FLOYD ]. Mutcllor. 2. of Washington. and
Frances =. Plusnes. 10. Of MI Rainier. Md. TIE
Rev J. Il. Jcifrcs
John W shaver. y. Of Husdale. Ore. and
Margaret n. Nanhns. =. n washinEtsu TIE
Rev. l. Barrett
C.audc NJ. Walk % and ETie Denman, N
bzth Of Washington. The Rev 8. n. Gre~oe
Carrie " Rodier. a, and Flora L. MiEer. =
10th ui Washington. The Rev T. Nichol.s
Clarrnce G Mclean. 8 and Ruth NJ Smith.
n bth Of Washington. The Rev J. W Many.
Charles l. Hayes. q, Of Philadelphia Pa.
and Martha y Van Scoy %. of Penn Nsn.
y Y The Rev. @. p Dudley.
CoLDkED.
. loan lsrccn, e. oi GlotrcsirT. Va and Beta
Tsylo-, 4o OF Washington The Rv,. J l. Low
Ing
Lev1s stratt1n =. and Ada Il Marshall, y,
bSeA Of AsezaAdriA Va rhs Rev. A s@yi4L
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WANTED-AGENTS.
CANDY-BIG PAY; START ONE OF oCR
specially candy factories 10 your home. small
room, anywhere; We tell how and furnish every
thing; advertise; grand opportunity: men~Wo-
men. CANDY Co. 1879 Ranstead St. PhiAdei
pnia- jul3Dt
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
John Doolan. 81 lss3 c 81 M
William Z. Kelley. : Waite Red Hosp.
Jams Willard RSgsdAl~. ~. M cnnn ave
nv.
Ccselis GeIe,ley. 6. wash. San Miss Hosp
Harry Wils-n. - IN route Emerrency Hosp
r. trick Moran. II. Is, GeorErtOwn Hosp.
Ella ]. FScklin. o.. l2la sIh ST nv
Mary Hauce. 50. St lSlizzbeth's Hosp
Isaac B. Halbinger. Al. cn route Emerg-n~i
Hosp
Lille EiueT IS. Tib--rrllosis Hosp.
Saah Virginia Gordon. 81. 1875 18th 81 nv
Gc0rce NJ DrotSr ss Walter Red Hop
Hcnry c. Doohte, u So lgth st NV.
James Chnconas, 4 Garfield Hosp.
EDRcne Burrows. 2 Providence Hosp
Mary Catherine Hurley. 9 mos. S6l5 o st ~
CODORED.
James IcnefT. IS. Wash Az. Hosp.
Dora Crowell, IS. Carried Hosp.
Augusta Jackson. . Walter RED Hcsp.
Russell Mickens. mo-, 7G lst St nv.
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DIED..

MORAN-On Wednesday. July q. 1919.
at Georgetown University Hospital.
PATRICK T. MORAN. Jr.. be-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
T. Moran. III Columbia road
Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart
Church. Saturday, July 8, at
O'Clock a. m. Interment at Mount
OlIvet Cemetery.
PAPPAS-Suddenly on Thursday
morning. July "a, 1919. at 1915,
Rose Pappas (nee Jones). at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Brown,
1l0 Massachusetts avenue north
west. Funeral service at St
AloySius Church. North Capitol
and l streets. Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock.
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MOVIES TO SHOW
SOCIAL HYGIENICS

An exhibit in social hygiene. pre-
sented by the health department, in
cooperation with the Public Health
Service, will begin today in the Wyatt
Building, Fourteenth and r streets
northwest.
The exhibit consists of a series Of
placards of the health department.
and number OF motion-picture views,
all relating to hygiene.
Men may view the exhibit from Il
O'Clock IN the morning until. o'clock
in the afternoon. Women's hours are
from 3 10 : O'Clock in the afternoon.
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Big Profit in Weasels.

Pawneo. Ohio, July 24.-Five years
ago Miss Eva Sloan bought two
dozen weasels. Today she has 1900
weasclS at her home near this viii
lage The first year her net profit
aggregated s234. Last year her net
profits totaIod $4,000 and she be-
year
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WILL GALL IN MY UNLErTEnED AUTO
mobile, city suburban. and pay you highest
rrices for iaGies'. gentenen'.. children, dis
CArded clothins. Of all dsoriptions Address
postal or phcne. ] will call 4. RICE, l2S7 ItA
N. Dy. North IT56 feAx
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5 zzzaaz CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY a1 HaH @=
PALMISTRY.
MRS. BOSWELL
GIFTED PAUMIsT.

Gives adFice on business matters. lore, health
and family Affairs tells II the one you love 10
true or false; what part Of the country 10 luck
lest &c you; what to do to be Saccessful In life;
gives you dates and facts In Life and what Is
happening without asking single question: she
does not tell TO please. but reads just - the
hand indicates; tells you the planets you were
born under, the lucky and unlucky planets; whan
and whom you will mary; settles and explains
love. family trouble. marriage. speculation. in
vestment transactions Of all kinds; In fact no
matter what your hops, fear or ambition come to
this noted palmist and find help: there Is no
need for anyone to be unsuccessful or unhappy
no matter what the cause, her advice removes all
trouble: she guarantees satEaction. Reading,
500. 10 Tth st. NV. tule
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FOR SALE-MfSCELLANEOUS

FOR sAI.E-AT ONCE. COMPLETE CAFE
terra equipment. Z W. BOND, liOs Pa ave
franklin 700 juZSa
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AUCTION SALES.

quarters Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
u,ent of the District Of Columbia, July ls, 1919
Notice l. hereby gwen that / will sell at public
auction. at the establishment Of David Notes
sz3 Louisiln1 ave. NV, on SATURDAY., July D.
1913 at 10 oclock a. m. lost. stolen ard
abandoned property delivered TO me By the Met
rooo,itan Police Of the District Of Columbia and
NJ. called for By the owners. as contemplated by
This property consists Of bicycles clothing
rnisceIlaneous goodz schedule in detail
The property to % sold wia be found posted
!, the ofice Of the Chief Clerk at Police Head
ou.rters EDWIN B. HESSE Chief tAls,
Prop-tyD Clerk, Metropolitan Police. D. C.
iu2i,st
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

. William n and Franc-s W Amerca, r1rl
Walter n and Gertrude y Ballard. glr-
Charles s. and Mary y Bryant. b7y
Ali1n G and BlsncAe G. Csrricf. toy.
FrriTick r. and Nir-ie Evans. nrl
Ioseph aud Nild-ed Nancy. hpT
MenelsIs A and Hattie l. SnAdns. sI-l
jerry and Edra Sullivan. sri
OOI0REn.
James II and Adline BsyleT. bny.
LOUIS and Margaret NJ. BdWar'ds girl
Isaac and Amelia JaTksun, girl
William and Rosa kirks-y, hoy
BENJAMIN and Marnn Williams h~.
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BELMONT

Noted clairyoyant and palmis. Gives ,dyi-,
on business matters love. health. and family .f-
fairs Tells name of your future husband or
wife, tens II one you love is tnIe or false. What
part Of the cUuiIs-v is luckest to you What to
do to Be successful, in lite lzle N Y a,a az.
Next door to Masonic Temple. Reading 81.
ie8pt
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MADAM IENORE
MADAME ALLEN
PALMIST AND CLAIRyOYASr
a12 L, STn EFT. =, -

sIz T STREET. Y. W
Guarantees to read your entire life mast r,.,-
ent and future; gives tue advice on bp,;n.s.
love. health and family affairs; tells the rsn.
OF your future husband nr wife; and what IN
do to be successful in life: one visit will nav
you for your maEy dsappointments in other.
she will remove all obstacles and tell you how
70 w,n and hold the one you desire; she gives
advice all important Affairs Of life: reading,
81 90; no one in trouble turned away money or
no money ;.s %,
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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
conc-rns in this city. Apply morning.. THE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. Il2,
Z NV uyiSst
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CEALO PARKER

Are you IN roubiel Save time aud money by
consulting q narural-born clairvoysnt that Divine
Providence has seen ht TO baes 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; overcomes evil influence;
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satsaction or no
charges: readings. 81. IN E st nw.; between
18th and 18th sts ~
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PIANIST.
Reads your life from cradle TO grave: her pow
avs are wonderful; ind-putable advice: clear in
formation concerning love. courtship marriage
md divorce; both rich and poor find counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
and happier after consulting her: satisfaction
Guaranteed: permanently located: hours, . T. m
TO p. NJ
a4 PA AVE. NV.
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HELP YOURSELF BY RENT INC

that spare room meeting,
through the extra revenue. some Of
this years extra taxation. Through
Herald classified advertising you
can secure a DESIRABLE Ten
to find a DESIRABLE PLACE TO
LIVE. Phone Main 3300-give
your ad and bill will be sent.
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Situations Wanted, Male & Female

sTENOGRAPHER AND BOOKkEEPER.
competent TO take charge OF small set OF books;
salary TO start SIS per month: come ready 10
20 10 work TROY BROS. ps st. and Pa
ave nv jdStf
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ROOM AND BOARD.

DLLEGE WOMEN DESIRING CONGENIAL
home; eSceilEU; fOod; are invited TO make ap-
fic1fion to Miss UNDERWOOD Manager 4.
p A. House. 25o6 ST. NV During summer
transient as we'll as Ternanent guests accom-
modAted- juAtf
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PERSONALS.

Why SHOULD We HAGGLE OVER PRICES
and never do. offer is one, the best we
can make sLd it's much in your favor a. we
can afford. but buy ladies and mems worn
clothing ard buy from same people again. Phone
Main G5. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 D.
iu2tlt
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHr YOU CAN
have it Cal at lib 7th st. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
rahl-9ot
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
MR.. FORDOWNER
DON'T HESITATE

Come early and avoid the rush.
Get these tires now. Guaranteed
for 5000 miles. Absolutely 6rsts.
M eananIs
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Mrs. Frieda Rnaesche, two-weeks'
bride. of Ukiah. Cal. aud her hus-
band, Herman J. Knaesche. natural
lied German and former soldier.
who shot and killed her under the
impulse of a strange feeling that
became Irresistible when she dis
played fear of the gun" he kept in
the house.
'T can't explain the feeling that
came over me-" said the self-con-
fessed murderer. 81 just had to kill
her. And then ] was sorry"
knaesche was removed from
Ukiah to a neighboring county Jail
to forestall threats Of lynching-
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HELP WANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-MALE
MT. PLEASANT BOYS

We want few live wire boys to carry
routes in your section. Salaries from SS
to SIS Bonus for good service Apply
at 6 A. M. at Fourteenth and Irving
streets, or at Washington Herald Office
425 Eleventh street northwest.
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NOR REkT-Unfurnished Rooms

THREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH; EN-
tire second floor; gas for light and cooking:
reasonable Apply iB Seaton place nv. juz-st
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALBERT KAhLERT CO.,
Expert carpet and rug cleaning by o,de., ,nd
test Arm in city. ~ Nd ave. ~. Main
sss ,,,. -.
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MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted pAinis ana ciairvoyant Car sd-
vis, business family sffairs. love and marriagea
Gan tell you the name uf future husband " wife.
Can toll you the secrs Of being successful; hcw
To avoid trouble and Tow to avoid evil influence.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no enargs. Entrancs
80 7tb 81 spiS9Ds
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MADAME STANLEY

Royal Gypsy palmist. reads the HAnd Hike an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed; give her =
call iii ST. me- ie3s
PALMISTRY.
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MADAM KASKO

-EGyrTIAN SCIENTIFIC rALMIsT: rLI1s
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: sATT8
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. A. n.
TO 8 p. N. PERMANENTLY LOCArEn
e. sth ST. NV. my3H
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Palmistry is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH EIDON

Is known as one OF its greatest eIponenta Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com
plete readings WITH accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only 81. Reception parior ne.
corner Of 9Th and G INV. Entrance 9Th. st
Hours 10 l. IN 10 z n m feMM
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WILL BUY ANYTarNG SECONDHAND
you wish to sell What have youi Write
or call.
TOMMY LOWE. gs st. nv.
Franklin 1891 arap m
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MoEEY TO LoAN-s25o TO $4,000 ON d. C,
real estate Several trust funds AL trans
actions conducted with econcmical considerat,ou
Tor borroVera
WM. p. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building N 18th 1t NV
fe2sN
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER A
RUTHERFORD. INC. 81 Eth st. nv. apatat
WATCH The CLASSIFIED COLUMNS roK
snosnees OF the growth OF tina city. Tn,
may seem hike an odd sukgssnoo-bus it i.n't,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-12-26
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

District of Thompson, S. Probate
Court, December 22nd, 1919. Estate
of Lillian F. Flanagan, late of Thomp-
son, in said District, deceased. The
Administrative having exhibited her
administration account with said es-
tate to this Court for allowance, it is
ORDERED-That the Bird day Of jan
uary, A. D. 1920, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Probate Office IN
Thompson be. and the same is assign
ed for hearing on the allowance of
said administration account, and this
same is assigned for hearing on the
allowance of said administration ac-
count, and this Court directs the Ad-
ministratrix to cite all persons inter-
ested therein to appear at said time
and place, by publishing this order
once in some newspaper having cir
culation in said District. and by post
ing copy on the public signpost in
the Town of Thompson nearest to
where the deceased last dwelt, at least
seven days before said time assigned.
Certified from Record, FRED A.
MUNYAN, Judg. So