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Evening star., 1919-09-06

Married or single, obscure or
great, nobuddy wants t hear
your personal grievance but
Your mother.
Tn peculiar thing about pro-
hibition is that tn dissatis-
faction is all amongst tn ex-
ealoonists.
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Russia possesses the longest canal
in the world. 1t starts at Petrograd
and goes to the frontier Of China
kS00 mileA -...
Evening star., 1919-09-06

Owing to the very large demand
from Europe, the Manchurian bean
and bean Oil market has shown great
activity, and it is said that over 1000
carloads of beans are dealt in daily at
NArtep.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
ENFORCEMENT BILL
|. PASSED BY SENATE
"Dry" Measure Now Goes to
Conference Between
Two Houses.

The prohibition enforcement bill
passed by the Senate yesterday after
noon. now goes to conference between
the Senate and House. The bill was
passed after debate that required
less than two days of the Senate
time. AS finally put through, the bill
was practically in the same form as
when it came from the Senate judici-
ary committee.
The Senate refused to amend the
bill SO as to make it mandatory on
the courts to impose Jail sentences as
well as fines on convicted violators
The proposal was offered by Senator
Curtis, republican, Kansas. who de-
clared the experience of prohibition
states showed that only under man.
datory Jail sentences could the small
dealers be driven out of the liquor
business.
Senators Sterling, Thomas and Nc
Cumber said discretion as to SEN
tences might safely be left to the
federal courts.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Librarian on Duty "a Years.

There's library de luxe in Wash
lngton. right under the dome of the
Capitol that few persons even know
exists. and yet it plays very i'm
portant part in all federal legisla-
ton. Those who know about it call
it the library on the floor of the
House." but it is more famliarly re-
ferre1 to as The Hole in the Wall
This is because its only window is a
small, round portfolio overlooking the
door of the House leaders private
office.
This library occupies cubbyhole
II by 16 feet. into which are crowded
5000 volumes stacked double on the
shelves so as to make the space do
maximum duty. 1t is bureau of
legislative information. 1t contains
every speech ever delivered in Con-
gress. and printed besides all the
House journals. al the Supreme Court
reports all the laws that have ever
been enacted by Congress. with d
miscellaneous collection of law books
constantly in use, besides other books
of general reference. dictionaries. en-
cyclopedias, aliases and maps--every-
thing of this sort that is likely to
be called for any time for use on
the floor at Il moments notice.
This library is what the members
use in debate. while the other libraries
are used for research. 1t was estab-
lished in 1858. but the present IL
brarian holds all records. He is
George W. Sabine, who lives in the
Royalton. 91S NJ street northwest. He
is the oldest employe on the roll of
the clerk of the House. On Decem-
Der IA he will have been in con-
tlnuous service on this one job for
twenty-four years. He is especially
valuable. in the opinion of the mem
berS. because he has made himself
so familiar with the contents of this
boiled-down library of congressional
information that he can hand out
what they want at moments no.
tice. He not only knows where the
books are. but what they contain
and how to find it in hurry
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Confident of Position.

The labor group of which Mr.. Com
pers and Mr.. Morrison stand as
spokesmen is not panicky. 1t feels
it has the sympathy and support of
the great mass of average Americans
in combating radicalism and it knows
it has the support of the President.
But it is frankly worried over what
it describes as the reactionary atti-
tude of some leading corporation di-
rectors.
Safe and sane" labor leaders are
certain the idea of industrial part
nership between capital. labor. eXecu-
tive managers. traders and distribu-
ters must be recognized by the in
vesting and employing group and put
into practice. Putting the idea into
practice is, they know, a complex
problem becoming daily more COM
plex; but the solution must be started.
they declare, and started soon-else
the pressure under tn pot lid will
become more powerful than the
weights on the lid.
So conservative labor spokesmen look
with great hope to the Presidents in
dustrial conference. They see in it a
step toward the solution of the problem.
Said one man: America, observing
Russian chaos. does not want the so
vietism' of industry. Very well, then,
America must establish industrial part
nership."
Evening star., 1919-09-06
labor C[EVAGE
OBSERVED IN CRISIS
Conservatives Have Hope in
Industrial Conference;
Radicals SkepticaI.
SENTIMENT OF COUNTRY

There is sharp contrast in two at
titudes of organized labor toward
President Wilson's industrial con-
ference which will be held in Wash
ington October 6, and at which capi-
tai, labor, manufacturers. business
executives, farmers and just plain
unorganized people will be represent
ed.
Radical labor. the product of big
industrial centers like Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Chicago and Detroit, is
frankly skeptical that any good will
come of the conference. 1t is out of
touch and out of sympathy with big
business, with Congress and with the
Washington idea of the rest of the
nation. But it has a pretty strong
faith in President Wilson himself. be-
cause it believes he has a deep and
lively sympathy with the problems
of the great mass of wage-earners.
and is quite willing to give them
a chance
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Buy Residence in The Hague.

The extent of the property is 5i'
hectares I.3sl acres). Meanwhile the
former Duke and Duchess of Bruins
wick have bought big residence in
The Hague where they intend to eS-
tablish themselves in October. The
former duchess is Victoria Louisa of
Prussia. daughter of the former
kaiser. who in 1913 was married to
Duke Ernst of Brunswick, gradson OF
King George of Hanover Dutch
newspapers now warn against the pa
citic invasion of Holland by dethroned
German princes.
Evening star., 1919-09-06
Makes "Big Hit" First Day.

Now. here's secret of twenty four
years standing as to how George
made big hit on the first day he
was on the job. His predecessor had
sort of condensed catalogue of the
books and references most likely to
be called for in a hurry. which he
wanted to sell to George for 500
and George was broke 1t was kept
alphabetically. and in glancing at it
George decided to make mental
photograph of as many items as he
could. One of those was 'Boman
act. vol. %, page 4s5," and another
supplementary to this was "Tucker
act. vol. "a. page sos" During his
first day on the job, while listening
10 the debate on the floor. he sud-
denly heard reference to the Boman
act. Before his minds eye suddenly
flashed the mental photograph he
had made of the entry, "Boman act.
vol. %, page 4S5.' and he decided to
see If his memory was correct. Just
as he turned to the page in rushed
page, asking for that very ref
erence. and he showed the book at
him like a flash
The next morning Sabine was
scarcely ION the job" before in walk
ed a dignified little man. He said he
came to see what sort of wonder
shop that library was. He introduced
himself as Judge Gibson of Tennes-
see, and said the day before he heard
Evening star., 1919-09-06

In the Saragossa sea the gulf weed
is so densely packed as to impede the
passage of the largest ships.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
CitU's Industrial
Future Depends on
Water Says Myers

Il certainly hope that Tulsa
adopts the SpavinRw water prof.
oct by an overwhelming vote, Tho
east la watching Tulsa In this
campaign and many things Tor
this city in the future depend uron
her action In this matter said
Charles A. Myers, monarch OF
Saba grotto OF Tulsa. who has
just returned from tho national
Erotto convention held at Pits
burgh.
"Financlers, oil well supply men
and others who are directly inter-
estcd I'm Tulsa from "a business
standpoint seemed TO bo keeniy
interested I'm tho water fight"
said Mr. Myers The possibility
OF Tulsa securing future citizens
and western branches OF large
eastern Industries associated with
the operation and development of
tho oil industry depend upon the
outcome OF tho water fight" Mr..
Myers declared.
II met ono man I'm particular
who had come 20 Tulsa. investi-
gated living and social conditions.
and though favorably mpreE-c cd
with Tulsa'H school system, her
churches and other public insti-
tutlons, returned to Pittsburgh de-
termiucd not to move his family
to Tulsa because OF tho present
water supply
As a loyal Tulsa citizen and
because OF my interests In busi-
ness enterprises, which depend
upon the future growth OF the city,
/ am unqualiflcdly for Spayinaw
water. am tired OF buying bot
tied water, too"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
aIG BAKING PLANT
Under NEW CONTROL
.,,,,,ocst Baking Company Sells
out 10 the Campbell iroS
Of Kansas.
soIJGHT SHIPPING CENTER
Company VIII Distribute
tread I'm Large Quantities
throughout Oklahoma

Transaction OF Interest In busi-
circles took place Saturday,
-, me Middlowost Baking COM
nv, pIant at Fifth and Frisco was
'n,.h,sed by the Campbell Baking
,.rp,ny. a new, concern in Tulsa.
p,,yion Campbell. who has been
u,cul,i with the Campbell Bread
.,rr,r, In Wichita. Kan. some
oar, is president OF the new COM
a., Mr. Campbell and his bsother,
T,o N campbell. president Of the
r,rpbDV Baking company OF Kan
a. CIV have been In Tulsa tho
M. few days invoicing the prop
,,,y AMI making arrangements for
,,,iHr changes and engagements in
,hs baking plant d.
l. l.. MaXey. a booster OF the Kind
~,l., is always looking for. Is vice
,,saIagni OF the company and active
raparcr OF the plant. Mr.. Maxoy
S,s bran ono OF the national speak
-. OF the Rotary clubs. and II we'll
sr6Vr ln railroad circles through
h, former connection with the MID
h8d valley railway
tonnd Many Inducements Here.
The new ownership has taken en-
,,,e charge and the reputation and
,rscoss NJ tho Campbell bakeries in
s,her clties gives assurance that
Tg.sa will soon have bakery
..auippcd 10 turn out products in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

very large volume and OF quality
second to mono In the country.
Tulsa's Wonderful growth and her
territorial position were factors that
Induced the Campbell interests to
come here.
The fact that Tulsa has been
taking strides that have placed her
in the front ranks OF the cities Of
tho southwest and already has
reached tho point where she offers a
real opportunity for a large. first-
class, wholesale bread bakery has
induced us 10 enter tho field here, "
Mr. BrayOn Campbell said today
we expect AZ once 10 make some
alterations I'm the Middlewest plan
which already is "A very finely built
and equipped bakery. ana make Ger
tain engagements. Also we expect
10 install newer and more scientific
methods of baking than have ever
been In USE In this part of Okla
homa Naturally we are convinced
that the bread we offer Will be ~
a quality which will be a revelation
to the people OF Oklahoma
"Tulsas advantageous position a.
distributing point IN something We
have not overlooked and We expect
to do large hread-shippiug bust
ness from here
"A few weeks only will he re-
quired 20 make the necessary
changes and In the meantime the
improvements. as they progress. will
gradually make better tho output
OF the bakery" he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
FOR SPAVINAW

II you smoke you probably
know G. W. Darcy, captain IN the
Third regiment. oklahoma Ma
tional Guard, and local tobacco
dealer.
Daley is another taxpayer who
knows what he II doing when he
declares FOR the Spayinaw bonn7
ile iB a successful business man
ana the principles OF business
do not invite cnrolessnea5. And
II you are In doubt about Daley's
stand Just drop around to his
shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Hold EAnr NInr,icr

BOSTON. June 81. - Bcnjamin
Gilbraith who the police say IA
wanted in ST. Louis for tho murder
of Andrew HeidinEer, was arrested
here today and held without bail as
fugitive from Justice TO await the
arrival Of st. Louis officess Accord
ing 20 the police. Heldinger was shot
June II In hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

This stock adjustment and dispersal of readyo-Wear
the third floor attracting widespread interest among ru-
gal fofor the kind and quality Of the apparel sold at this
good store has become known among style informed women
of Tulsa-then too the original prices marked much
lower than most stores ask-COme Monday and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
Offers From the Popular White and Wash Goods Section

Fhncy Imported Organdlcs; 4b
inches wide. very fine and sheer.
full line OF colors. suitable for
waists and dresses Prices range
from 800 yard CO E0
to ............... OLsOV
Plain Coiorcd Dress voiIcsj IS
inches wide. In all the new
shades; exceptionally fine sheer
quality. Priced OEn
from 300 to ......,.,...OOC
Nainsook and Batiste; nice quail
tiles for making summer under
garments. SO and 45 inches wide.
IN pink. blue. yellow, white, law
ender and maize. highly mer-
ceriHed. Priced CT M
from soc up to .UU
The Washington times., 1919-12-25
MADAM PARKER.

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
IL you are going to seek advice or help,
one who Is here permanently This gifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or find out in business health, or
family affairs When and whom you will
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for you. What to do to be successful in
life Removes evil Influences Tells how
to win and mold the one OF your choice
Satisfaction or no charges Readings sl.o0
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o2S F st. N. w.
MADAME VICTORIA.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST 4 MEDIUM
Can tell you anything you wish to know 81
und |ut In business. health, and family af-
tAro: tells you the name OF the lady 81
gentleman you viii marry and vhsa yos
viii marry. Have you found the one you
have bestowed your affections upon actins
cool or distant toward youf The Madam
can tell the cause for II She can tell you
tell you how to win and hold thu one Of
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what part OF the world u most lucky for
you and advises you how to gain and hold
. good position; she brings the separated
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body has put bad lucA or evil influences on
you and she can ts; you how to take u
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Can advise you In divorce casss; when to
speculate and where to locate. This lady
does not tell to please you but gfves only
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faction guaranteed or no charge. Read
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In every line may be secured by inserting
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Phone your ad to Main S3se. Bill will be
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MADAM ALLEN,
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orr., 49, ANp rAhAisN.
present and future; give true A1vice o1
business. love. health and family snairs;
tells the name Of your future h1sband or
wife. and what to do to he sucG sss' al IN
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The Washington times., 1919-12-25
Mira. Morgan Says Times
Only Paper for Her

Satisfied advertisers are
daily expressing their graft.
tude for results received
through Times Want Ads
Mrs. E. e. Morgan at I33
c st. N. W., phoned in an
ad for q maid. She had tried
another Washington paper
with no results, but The
Times secured the maid after
but q single Insertion
Phone Main $3.50 and IN
sert your ads Ask for .
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PROF. STEVENS,
NATTER MIND OF PeYcHIce. CLAIR

vOYANT AND PALNIer.
Advice on all Affairs of life, inciuding
business and speculation II affairs Of the
heart or emotions Of love Interest you. he
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Unless you md him superior to any me-
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PHREUOLOGY.

ful reading of your life by the science Of
Phrenology will show you how you can be
happy. Don't be a failure. Advice on all
subjects. Phrenologist and Buslness Ad-
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ANE waste. SIS 18th st " w. 27s
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HELP WANTED-MAlE

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The Washington Times; good
opportunity for advancement.
Apply to Mr.. LARKlN. Circula-
ton Dept. IF
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CLAisvosAnrs
Ises.ssd - tAs Dsssvtss ~ Css.a,
MRS R0SWEII

rAf-Misr AND cLAIRvoYANr
ofves advice on bunineaA leve kwA
esd family aeairs: tslis W The - - ~
10 tnokiost 20 yea. What 70 4 te -
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eoUcATlonAl.
STORYTELLING

TAusSAay. chilarss ed ~ AssA Sy0 a
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ess hcsr Ma Rsssiis ns~s s1ssA -.
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ter appointment. after <;ss y a
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Ltes~ssd ~ As Dsstr.es Of ce.s~sss
PROF.. BELMONT

Noted ClAirvoyant And PAlmist, can 80
are the record Of your life. Being . grad
uate OF two colleges Of paimistry. and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
important matters of your future life.
Gives advice on business matters. love.
health and family anairs; tells name cf
your future husband or wife; tells II one
you love v true or false; what part of the
country " luckiest to you; what to do to
be successful In life; removes troubles Of
AL nature; brings the separated together !:
tells the secret OF having personal fnduenc
with your associAtea Prof. Belmont 10 .
Psychoiogist Of World Rsnown- RcAdings.
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to Masonic Temple. aSs
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MADAM D,ASHMAN.

CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT IN AMERICA
Will help you TO decide what is best for
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you VIII marry t'se one you love, give you
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she can tell you lots of things you will be
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Personal

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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
SPECIAL NOTICES

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as an associate member OF Keene, Cush-
man & Phipps real estate brokers, sl9 18th
street HENRY =. PH1PPS.
;5s
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EGYPTIAN PALMIST 4 MEDIUM
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the names Of your future husband or wife
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-05

nm 50 WEEhLl, sDaro tImo WrII-
ing for newspapers. magazines Expert
euce unnccessary. details free. Press
Syndicate, 1S3 st Louis. 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-05

one cent per word each daily Insertion
Two cents Per word each Saturday IN
Eertfcn-
Three consecutive insertions, including
Saturday. 8 cents per word
SIX consecutive insertions, 8 cents PEI
word
The above rate IS based on a minimum
Of 20 word count Ads containing les
than this number OF words will b.
counted as 90 words.
one dollar and thirty centH per line per
month
Bold face lines double price.
no ad run for an indefinite period It.
F. taken over the telephone. Orders 20
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writing.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion
- order 10 give time for proper classi-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-05
10 RenL-Rouses Furnisbed

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3 ROOMS on car line. an couvenIencesi
water free Phone 5571W.
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IT. Bliss ARMY 4o1S Grand ave
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sQoeM-
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ss6L
FURNISHED room bungalow. lIanhat-
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COMPLETELY furnished room buuca-
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zoos Newman St. Phi SS73M
. ROOM COTTAGE. sleeping porch. mod
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6 ROOM HOUSE and garage fo- rent.
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7511L
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