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The Washington herald., 1919-07-01
PALMISTRY.
Lscsnsed 6y District q Co;unh11
MADAM STANLEY
ROYAL eYrsY PALsiIsr.

Your ,uture Ia written in your hand. A knowl-
edge of what hfe has in store for you viii save
you many an hours trouble and worry; no matter
what you want TO know Madam Stanley BY
reading your hand will help sou; thousands have
visited her ina skeptal frame OF mind and
have been convinced and helled. Absolute sat
isfaction guaranteed or fee refunded. WHY not
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,
SITUATIONS WANTED.

STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY.
Demobilized soldier. age Is. with
executive experience. desires re-
sponsible position as private secre-
tary or chief clerk. Expert stenog-
rapher and typewriter. Will not ac-
eept less than $1,000 per year. with
chance for advancement. Recently
resimental sergeant major in COM
bat division; college man. Can
leave city. BOX GA. Herald Office.
jyl-tf
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST. =
Reads your life from cradle TO grave; her pow
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and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
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to Q p. m.
ss PA. AVE. NV.
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DEBORAH Che OnanaD

Peer Of all Paimists and MeiiumS Card Read
inSs. % years in this city. At Gil L st NV.
MRs MARY SHOEMAKER. SPIRITUAL
and card reader q. NJ ST. NV North
1873. Hours, ]. q m. 10 o. m ANN
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted psimiN ana ciaifvoganf. Car cd
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Can tell you tho name Vt future husband o. wife.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARROLL & LEWIS

Real estate brokers. contractors and builders;
estimates eheerfuly furnished on all clzases Of
building and repair work; list your property with
u for quick results: We have lots OF buyers who
want to buy quick. lilo T 81. Suite %. Phone
Main 6H
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BELMONT.

Noted clairroyant and paluist. Gives advice
on business matters, love. health, and family af-
fairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells II one you love is true or false What
part of the country is luckiest to you What to
do To be successful, in life lAs N. Y ave- NV.
Ne1t door TO Masonic Temple. Readines, 81
ie6ql
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HELP YOURSELF BY RENTING

that spare room - meeting.
through the extra revenue. some Of
this years extra taxation. Through
Herald classified advertising you
can secure DESIRABLE TEN
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LIVE. Phone Main 3300--sive
your ad and bill will be cent.
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Licensed by the District Of Colum
MRS. JEANETT

PAI.MIST. CLAIRvOYANT
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talt
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MADAME ZELLA

-Genuine Egyptian Palmist. If
in doubt OF love, business or fam
lily affairs, consult Madame Zella,
6l5 9TH St. N. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IAPTuAN Noted psychic platform te.t noe
TN dium; message seance this T,pesd,,
eresiing at O'Clock in Society Hall. 500 {, ,tree,
northwest; the famous medium win answer bsllo,
questions.
ALBERT KAkLERr o.
Expert carpet and rug cleaning ~ osa--, -
eest arm 10 dU. n Nd aye.w. Main
1kot apiAeof
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE-

YOUNG MAN WANTED FOB OFFICE; Ex'
oeileut opportunity to learn the heating bus
nassl ROOM Sc. Kenots Bldg. llth and G
ktx nv jul-L
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ATTENTION.
WANT AID FREE.

To Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines. We will insert your ad
free Of charge, to help you get
position Just phone Main
33oo-Classified Ad Dept.
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Aneients Had Cabarets.

Hardly anybody realizes that the
modern" trimmings of drinking
were known to the ancients-the
people who invented wine and beer
and various kinds of '1ikker'' of
obsolete names.
An ancient jag. thousands of
years before Christ. could be ac-
complished with mixed drinks under
the hypnotic spell OF the cabaret.
They drank health toasts and they
even had a ''pick-me-up" drink to
soothe the aching brow the morn
ing after. And they knew about
Knockout drops"
The -Assyrians in Nineveh. a city
founded in ss45 b. C., had MIXED
drinks distilled from dates and the
The Washington herald., 1919-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS.
REAL ESTATE.
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
woRKINGMEN-IT IS ESSENTIAL TO
know tho cash-down wholesale cost, and they
vary, sure do. and spot cash Ii q factor that
helps us to lower the prios on new pants at
e up. and hustlers know what's the value.
seel Sec us for slightly used ooats and vests.
e to S. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Sl9 ID. iullt
DO You LOVE GOOD HEALTHY YOU CAN
have 1t Call at li3 7th st. nv. OLD IN
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why suffer from sc.sma. acne. rsdpsas o. say
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Distillation processes are believed
to have been introduced into Eurone
by the Moors about 1Iso. ReguIar
distilleries were established in Eng.
land during the reign OF Henry
VIII, beginning 1909. This was ius,
gan it
Alcohol was first obtained by dis.
tillation of fermented LIQUORS b,
Abucasis in the twelfth century
But our ancestors had been drink.
ing the alcohol lurking in the IA.
vortte drinks of the day MANY cen.
turtles before that.
Centuries ago the native. n
Nubia. Abyssinia, and other mart,
OF Africa made a spirit cane
oousa" from a variety OF cereals
Russian "ouass." distilled from bar.
ley and rye, and Chinese "samsou.
and japanese sake" distilled from
rice. are also very ancient.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-01
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE.

SMITHS TRANSFER TSS,
AND STORAGE co. - -Snnsl
NORTH s342. N. sA3.
N. 3344. S6-T
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-14
NOTICE oF ELECTION.


Notice IS hereby given that an elec,
fiua will 6a held IN the Nampa A
Meridian Irrigation District on Dec
em0er 2 1919. al Which time one az
rector viii ~ elected for Division No
81 said iliStriel "a suecsad Frank =
ituseuluf. whose term of Office ex4
fsres Ou the first Tuesday 81 Janu-
AIRY. 1920
Farther notice Is hereby given that
hg SO order 81 the Beard Of Directors
the following election officers are alN
pointed for their respective precincts,
the boundaries of which are herein
described and the places 81 holding
the election designated
PERKINS Precine, shall consist Of
that part u said District lying within
Division No OF said District and
the fuilawng persons are appointed
election officers Of said precinct
] II Met,ienahan. r, r Maxwell. Les
roy Shaver. Judges
Mrs Charles Drake. Mrs III b III.
Mngsworfa. CterkA
Place uf holding election shall lie az
Perkins Han. Perkins. Idaho
MERIDIAN Precinct shall consist
u that part Of said District lying
within Division NO OF said Distric;
and the following persons are APP
pointed election officers OF said pre-.
ciuct
H. y Powers, ~ n Peer. ~. NJ
Moreland Judges
Mrs. Esther A Hutchinson. Mrs. S. NJ
Williamson CLERKS
Place OF holding election shalt ID
a the City Hall Meridian, Idaho.
NAMPA Precinct shall consist o.
that part Of said District lying with
II Division No. ~ said District anC
The following IHfsOns are appointed
election officers OF said precinct
a. c. Lilsiard. Mrs. b. r. Hastings
Mrs. M. A. Wilson, Judges.
Mrs Ida Hammond. Miss Minnifre,
Murphy. Clerks
Place of holding election shall be a
the City Hall. Nanpa, Idaho.
The polls viii be open at ocloel
A. Al. and win remain open until
O'Clock P. NJ OF said day.
No registration will be required
but in lieu thereon, the Judges OF Fl
eetion shall require that each vote
subscribe to an electors oath befor
allowing him TO cast his ballot.
BY order of the Board Of Director
Of the Nampa & Meridian Irrigatio
District this Fourth day OF Noyen
Der. 1919
z. H. DEWEY,
Attest: Presiden
G. A. REMINGTON, Secretary. 2S-4
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-11-14

II M N0sNtiM. Meridian NOM ~
giace lis miiea snnfh nf 90 Line
Station on State Highway ] e miles
saaiii III RosenlofA residence on M
aGire at times Office
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
RAILROAD TIEUP IN
ENGLAND COMPLETE
service of whole Country Except
ireland Is NJ Standstill Ns Re
suit Of Employees Nnlkout
NO SIGNS OF VIOLENCE
leaders Instruct strikers 10 Keep
order and Thereby Prevent Gov
CrnmCnt Prom sing Troops.

LONDON. Sept. 2s The railway
system ~ the whole country with
rhc exception NJ lrolonA rs almost
4r a complete sraudsuil lThc great
London terminals are deserted ana
.nr gates closed fDw policemen
proving a sufficient guard. &otc-
worthy is the absence ot any dls
rider The completeness ~ tho ucup
seems 90 have rendered p.cNc'ing
needless and this common source OF
friction therefore is lacking How
ever the u'rlk" leaders have been
.oustaufIy imurrssine Tho men with
The Importance uf keeping order
There were informal conferences
# tho cabinet ministers today ana
meetings ~ tho oNcCuNN" board OF
The National Duion of Railway Men
and tho railway managers The man
ayers ar, cudeayOung 20 run skole-
tom services wherever possible, Win
tho special aim ~ meeting AS thr as
possible the needs ~ London sun
lrhg ANA nearby seaside ana holiday
resorts For This purpose few wen
srD sfm willing 90 work and voluu-
r,srs from the railway clerical s'aifs
L4-L heel. lu-p4lA-l--
James Henry Thomas. secretary of
'n. union declares firmly against
widening tho issue unless cowpe Tea
f, Hu sH. and will ouly call q STRIKE
.H London and BsE 'ne assistance NJ
rn. triple Industrial Alliance n he
su1s thar hr le unable To ilghi ~"
railway question untid"d.
Robert SwI|.lr The miners leader
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
OTHERS WILL GO OUT
Is Immediate Reply of
Union Men Who Spend
Sunday Organizing.
SUNDAY PASSES QUIETLY
Mass Meetings Held But
No Indication Of Vio-
lence Shown.

PtTTSnURGH, Sept 2s--sundhy
passed quietly IN the steel strike zone
of the Pittsburgh district Mass
meetings called by union organizers.
were held In haRs IN several parts
~ Allegheny county under the su-
pervlsion Of the sheriff and the au-
tharitics had no trouble In handling
them The crowds gathered and dis
perscd without disorder.
= steel companies expect that tomor-
ROW will show radical change IN
| their favor. operating Officials OF
the corporations have been bending
ALI their efforts toward making a
gocd showing when the plants In this
city resume operations for the week.
Assurance that they would be pro-
tocted, the company officials say.
viii lead thousa nds Of men who quit
a week ago 10 venture back TO tho
mills
Leaders at strike headquarters eN-
pressed confidence that there viii
| be no break In the ranks of the
union men They said they DO not
! look for the return. Of many men
and that the number going back Will
| he more than counter balanced by
/ those who will join In the wnlkouL
say More WIN Quit,
! Spcnking uf the situation outside
/ ot the Pittsburgh district today. Sec
rotary william u. Foster NJ the steel
/ workers national committee. SAID
/ tho union expects every man I'm the
eteel plants OF tho Bethlehem Hteel
/ company. against which the strike
/ becomes effective tomorrow morn
| ing, will respond 10 the call.
secretary Foster also said thar
! tho drive against the Jones ana
/ Laughlin company IN this city the
largest independent pants In The
| pittsburgh field IL hearing frnlt
and thar. full effect will be felt to-
morrow
Many organizers and strikers spent
| Sunday In making personal house
house cnuyhsses IN mill towns TO
ir duce wayering men to Join the
strike
Reports that tho strike was
waning were vigorously denied NJ
union Headquarters Telegrams we're
exhibited from a number OF organ
iycrs asking that thousands OF the
red white and blue union cards he
hurried tu them We are MUCH
stronger today than The first day
I OF the strike be oaid
o. J. Boyle. general organizer OF
thc International brotherhood Of
. EIs,fr.,ll Workers. arrived az head
quarters today and said corps OF
20 OF Tho hrofh,rhout's best or
rtnEcrs was being sent into tho dis
" fr.ct FOO ail The steel workers
} % Brown who was one of the
I,aGrrs iu the Seattle strike. is in
ycsuguine nII arrests Of strikers by
state ana local police lie said to-
T4y that uUrs than 1.O uuIov man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29

y, Tho Associated Press
ROME. Saturday. Sept 2S--ltaly
must remain IN unity with her allies,
declared Tomasso Tiltoni. the foreign
minister. In the course ~ his speech
today in the chamber dealing with
tho situation growing out Of the
Flumc incident. IN which he offered
90 resign IN favor of any member
Nho believed he Gould haudIe the
problem better
The foreign minister had gone over
The course Of the peace negotiations
tt TuI.s paying particular attention
fu the Status OF President Wilson In
.he peace activities and pointing out
that .h" Italian delegates had had TO
lHup' an attitude ~ compromise be-
cause. while France and Great Erii.
atm had assured Italy 80 their sup
port. tho, had avoided going be-
wound tn, point iu which th,Y would
ha,, come inrO conflict with Hr"sl-
dent Wilson Tho foreign minister
went on
4 should hc a traitor n ! ga not
recommend the avoidance 81 u ronr'c
which would put l'Iiy ln opcn op-
position Co the peace conference.
which would mean ltaNs abandon
m,ui Of the conference. with the
loss ~ an the advantages coming
from the peace treaties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29

two attempts at ynching Sunday afternoon died at 80
o'clock this morning as a result of injuries received.
OMAHA Neb, Sept. 2s.--An attempt to lynch Mayor
+. p. Smith made this afternoon by the mob which
later hanged William Brown, negro to light pole. The
mayor tonigh in critical condition at local hospital
a rope thrown around his neck and he was pulled
off ground twice before police officers succeeded
cutting the rope and getting him into automobile and
away from, the mob
The mayor had gone o the courthouse and held a
sutation with Sheriff Clark. Emerging from the
house he the mob and began to make appeal for
law and order Somebody shouted lynch him" and
member of the mob threw around his neck Half
dragged the mayor half block and threw the
loose end of the trolley pole Twice they drew
the mayors body from the ground Each time two police
officers the rope Following the second attempt these
officers succeeded in getting the mayor into police
and rushed him to surgeons office nearby The
mayor bleeding from his mouth and nose, and after
brief examination by physicians, was taken to hospital.
At the hospital it stated by the physician at midnight
that he still unconscious.
His face and body badly bruised by being dragged
by the mob.
OMAHA. Ncb. Sept. .2s.--A Iynchng which developed
many characteristics Of riot held this city terror
lied for nine hours today
Mayor Edward p Smith was himself saved from lynch
ing by policeman, who after it reported cut the rope
from about the mayors neck while his comrades cubbed off
the mob AT midnight il said that the mayor was un
conscious in hospital
The riot ccntcred about the magnificent court
house building which set fire in the efforts to reach
William Brown negro charged with crimnay attacking
Agnes Lobeck, white girl few days ago.
With the flames mounting steadily from floor to floor
Sheriff Mike Clark and hs deputies fought battle of
hours to save Brown but at II o'clock with the cries of the
100 more prisoners on the top floor-thc Jail floor
ringing IN his ears hp compelled to surrender the pTs
OnCr
Troops started from both Fort Omaha and Fort Crook
at II o'clock Before they could reach the city patrol
wagon was stopped by the mob overturned and burned
The mob appeared TO be bent still dcprcdaons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-29
NIayor Ed. p. Smith Dies After Two At
tempts to Lynch Him by Mob That
Previously lynches Negro.
ATTACKED AS HE PLEADS FOR ORDER
Shouts of "Lynch Him. Followed by Moose
Being Placed Around His Neck; Court
house Set Fire to Get Negro.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept 29--MOyor Ed p. Smith victim of
two attempts ynchng Sunday afternoon, died at 80
o'clock this morning a result of injuries received.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

rifle How else?" asked Squak trembling with excite
ment' An I've got it,, said he as his ewes TRAVELLING
ABOUT the cave, lit lnog lariat
stole carefully around the outside of the cave 4Tb ~
u.s. he whispered. ai~ got upon his feet facing the hea
ho hrfy ieet away Slowly the bear advanced and souak
nus nerve now steady in the face real danger swunr b
larlat about his head e w
Slowly the bear Wider and v;aou ;,, -
ia'aN gaming IN momentum until Rf was within fifteen
'ee' Now sheuted Slim, longer able to stand the
strain N '"e
'p shFeked the asiat it whatled through the air
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

and landed full the bears head Quick as fash
squak with the rope and firmly tied it to nearby
tree With grow the bear tried free himself
but the rope was taut about his neck and held spite
his efforts to get away Bully work Squak old hoyp
shouted Slinl as Squak squared himself with pride
AT that moment the Leather Man, Paul. Freckles and
Bait appeared the scene, and mighty shout went
when they BiF and heard what had happened
Ihree cheers tor Squak. they cried and poor Squak
embarrassment knew bounds when the Leather Man
pated him kindly the shoulder and said Il am proud
TO know you my boy for brave as you are u
seldah."
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

The first prize winner Anna Martin Crocker tagged
nine years. New Brunswick, N. j. $50; the winner of
the second prize is Emanuel Wartes (aged fourteen
years. New York City $3) the third prize goes to
Billy Tydeman (aged nine years. Easton, Penn. ($2).
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
New Puzzles

Ten cash prizes of $500 each @8& V& #
for the best answers with EV&8
words "My Favorite Color k189Y$88a$s9k V&#
from children IA years and yyss=.sA
Answers must be received by May kHsS&1A Co. ]
and will be announced in the ER$3S$hn ES~~sHS II
issue of May rs. S2SESS244 xs M I'd y
The Mystery Man, ESsk44 y4Z-J1 III
Care Of The Nezv York Tribune K OTTTTTTTT& III
Puzzle No. 1-Conceaed Word Square
One word of four letters is concealed in each couple
These four concealed words will form word square
/. Pursued he stands upon the brink;
He gives to all tepid drink
2. Jam I defy to make me i'll;
One needs for this the proper pill
8. For Pat l mean no special harm
AS he has needed wars alarm
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
The Mystery Maze
ANSWERS AND PRIZE WINNERS COMPETITION OF April.

e tLo"n ~ puus 'hleken on Where the fields the
Irnhonnd +l g. melted snow
streams sing Leaves hollows warm
AS March leads forth and wet;
m across the eas, Ere many days will sweet
Inc WIG and Wlntry ly blow
spring. The arst h1,a 1;olo+
N1he printer means that sentence is all mixed up
when it is pied, so he mixed this puzzle little on
ms own account We humble apologies to those
who struggled with the words that were wrongly
printed, and these considered awarding the
prizes Some were clever enough guess even with
the errors in prnting-A L. P)
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

Puzzle No. 3-Dagoual
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