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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20
DRY AMENDMENT IS
RATIFIED BY THE
SENATE OF STATE
Vote Is ~ TO 4 Resolution, Which
Has Already Passed the House,
Goes TO Governor, Who VIII
Sign Promptly, Is Belief.

siutH &c.. N So Jan o. Rational
uruhihitiuu wIH r.Nflrd hy the Henti"
tnIH afternoon nN 1000 affirmative vote
of D.. 60 4 ga tHuHturH huinr absent
Oh tWH pIITUI. Tho resolution,
winch u.H M HI HE tav house ul t'p-
r. uniItiNr" Thursday ~lff"ruuau go
.Ht" tH tuErruur ~lnfruTulu. who m
expected 30 siru Do without delay.
AIfUT u favorable report ln % SEM
Htr nf tho committee uu constitutional
tmuuimrnut senator D. Y Tuliy NOV
90 suspension uf The rules Co upn-
.II.r fIH r..uIutluu NIs motion ear.
I.tI IuI I. moved lfs uuIl passage.
rlu motion WlH seconded uy g. 60.
lT Huf IuI Carried
SENATOR Hryuut then introduced o.
...Hr memorial Go Halle Holden, federal
r.rHuiI director Of western lines.
asking Tor thr suspension uf the r'-
cont ur,lvr restoring the tull rate ON
IIt" stock iUU1 COR druuth stricken
uuuH Under 70 suspension ut tho
Ii.# 10 .sIII,l unanimously
TuY stup memorial waH introduced
.utu tur huu.v uN " j. lluwuud. 81
tHitth county Aftrr u short debate
II. IIIp WIH suspended Iud BE- motion
.IHUf.UE fnD memorial carried
Governor 3D. a. I@urrlyHIo to-day sent
Zoo .uU .uultU tWu appointments Th'Y
1904, FIu,l ortiz Of sam Miguel county
Geo hr warden of tho state prnltrn.
Utr,. and George o. Won stone oi
slutt Pc county. 90 hc state hank uN-
fulurr The nominations we're re-
f,rrpa tn thU senate committee on e.
rutIyu communications,
Two new bills were introduced In
no, senate. tho tir.t hy Senator Rein
burg. relating tu irrigation districts.
49, HU.. H. E.HHHAT A. NNNHma
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ANTONIO A. SEDiLLO, SPEAKER
OF LEGISLATIVE HOUSE HAS
HAD AN INTERESTING CAREER

a NTONtO 4. sEbtLtO. Speaker
"a ~ thr HOUSE uf the Fuurth state
= Legislature ~ New Mexico, who
completed organization ~ thnt body
today by the announcement ~ Us
committees. has had an Interesting ca.
reer as school teacher. lawyer and
political leader which has brought him
successfully TO O. hirh place 10 ihe
state government. MI Hellllo was
limlnhry education there. Ho began
his career ns u school teacher and
quickly worked biz way up iu the lo.
cal educational management uf Dis
community until be- became HuurtIu-
tendent ~ schools ur surorru. uo
holds the NE certificate of q first
grade teacher in Sew Mexico and a.
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momhnr nf counsel Tor the small land
owners lu the famous Alameda land
rrnnt case which went 20 tho United
rtntea supreme court where the rights
~ small l'ud owners ON The grants
were defined
Mr. sediilp has been an active mem
Der and officer II ALBANIA Hispnno
Americana. De- Hfrour fraternai insur-
uiurt Organization which he has been
Instrumental lu huiidinr up. lie is NJ
present lt4 supreme counsel. she as
|suCIntlun confined chiefly o. tho
West and %sduthwoHt. has paid more
than re- million dollars in death claims
and IsuoftH and On in "a npuriHhlnr
condition. 10 subscribed $4,000 a.
the last Liberty innn campaign In
Now Mexico. 5000 u which Nj Sec
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Mothers!

Watch Tho tur~to r' r-'r gH1gi.
Clean she clowdup i.,I!
Bring joy 10 h.tlr flc
Kddios will rat end w.
When you DO away visa bio.
Careful mu,hors o'or thr LA
Always Keep CIs, utl 10 lai.
Children lhink thlm llul
Thcy are mild clthag.ic eLly.
Cascarrtf srll Tor q dimci
They "work very time.
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when a child has a coated tonr'c
tainted breath or "a bilious, conati
patcd, icycrish, or full of c.li, 'ivn
Cascarets. Children gladly taEo thit
harmless candy cathartio which taos-
oughly cleanses their little stomaoh',
Iivcrs aud bowels without gripping.
Zach 10 cent box ~ C1tcarci8 contain
directions Tor dose Cor childrcu aged
one year anil upaar'.
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Romo, W }. Linwood. e u Gonzales,
ConsututlonnI Amendments.
serann ptero. chairman William
Blanchard. solomon Ortceu. V~enccaiao
Romero. Noises De Vargas. carl v.
Livingston. T. = Epstein.
Corporations.
Andreas Medina. chairman: Daniel
pndiiiH. sharp Hanson. D. Fnirrloth.
Toleafor padiiln, { = Epstein. rowha
.tan carter.
Count, and County Lines.
A. n. carter, chairman. Valentine
De Armand. naaillo UricEo. Dan
pudllla. ". n. ~ Llewoii3n, Franz
Wesley, -. ". Hunter.
Disbursement of Public Moncys.
Jose g. iobato. chairman. Marco
limo ttomo. Cirmsntc e. Masarenas
Edward W. TamonA. santiago Gurulc.
o. a. norris. " q. Rutherford.
I~siucation.
Frank 49, Winston. chairman; Isl
doro Armilo. Manuel Truiilio. Dan
uHdltit. Valentine DE Armand. Guy
~ Herbert. o. T.. MohlhOp
Ingr,,--s-i AMI i,nruilsri Iulls.
q. fnirrioth. Chuirmani iaiduro
! Armiiu. y g. Curnr. Albert ~ CLANCY.
Noises he Nargas. l. = Epstein. "
Insurance.
glnudIo Amanda. chuirmau: Daniel
iudilla. o. o. CurnH, tlcmcnto ~
MusrurUnuH. Scmnu Otefo, Guy ~
Herbert. ltaiph 4. tynd
Internal Annir~.
IoHs T.. Ramirez chairman. Edward
W Tumony Solomon Ortorn, a. D.
Uacn. W. \ Hunter Zoe Howard.
MurrtNu Uumo.
Irrigation aud Drpinarr.
Isldoro AfmiJo. Chairman, o. a.
nnrncs. Tclcsfor padilin Nbeiino San
- MHA.#.LH a. H#.HLNM. L.MHH.
Lynd. W A. Hunter.
judiciary.
a. T. HnrucH. chHlrmuu3 Albert ~
clancy. garunn Otcru. W ~ ~ liow-
,llyn. g. o. GUMS. Abolico sanchez
o. J. ttohoraou. o. O.. Mohlhor.
law Revision
Albert ~ CLANCY. chairman; y T.
barnes. o. Fuircioth. Androas Medina.
Noises no Vargas, Carl o.. Livingston,
rowhutbu Garter,
Iihrar,.
TcicHfor padillu. chairman; g. fu'g-
cloth. Santiago Gurule. huailio Gucgo.
Mlrcouu1 homo, l. q Epstein. Zoe
Howard.
It,r-tHk.
W 3 f4nwuod. chairman. VIM o.
blanchard. lose g. isphtiu. thtUt
Toe. Valentine DE Armand John "
Turner " D.. Rutherford
Military Affair~.
u ,i.. Ven.
- r...,
t -,
''" 49,. 49, Nt,ntug.
~ 49, o.
, al ura.r p t,.,
u,..u..u..
- - t,.,.
.f,.t., Nr.n.
r,.t., 49,.
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uoIsI COMMITTEES NRE
ANNOt N.ID ny SlDliio

SANTA Dc. Is. 49,, Jan 90 Follow
IuH .r, ono house committees an
u.uur,d bl Speaker sodtlo late this
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Only two more days Of Rosen.
wald's Shoe Sale-Ends Wednes.
day evening, positively.

Even the slowcst man h occasion.
ally fast asleep.
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David fAullla, pluuruuuui j. '.
rurus. Alhort clancy. Frank ~ Wins
tom. la'ioru Atmiin, Coo Howard, carl
t~ItIuHafuu.
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" IT, a. llrwollNu, chairman; r.
o. hTrugs, Frank Winston, pliyor
Too. claudio Amanda, David Paula.
John " Turner. o. T. M'hlhop IT, }.
I..Itrfaan
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4 NnitUI.

a. T. Unoa, chairman; Clomouto u.
5. agIrvuis, j. r.. Gurus, MARCHING
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tIHlu CtIyau. chairman; Ah,lci,
Sanchez. Jose o. uiJto, W H. II
%. uun Iudiliu, g. J Robert
e. T. HuUttU.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-13
SPEED HONEGO|NG
OF 8,OOODEVLDOGS

Word has been received from the
office of the Director General of Rail-
roads that adequate steps have been
taken to insure the 5000 marines who
paraded here Tuesday quick depart
IRE from Quantico, Va, to their vari-
Gus homes.
All ticket and rate men that could
be spared by the Railroad Admin
istration were sent to. Quantico Sun
day to ticket the marines in advance,
twenty men having been sent from
Washington These men have been
working day and night since Sunday,
and have ticketed slightly more than
one-half OF the 5000 men.
In order to avoid delay, it was ar
ranged to have the other half come to
Washington for their tickets, and
ten ticket windows have been set
aside for their accommodations.
The Quantico authorities are CO.
operating with the Railroad Admin
istration, and II has been planned
that the men be sent to washington
in three or four groups, two or three
hours apart.
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POSTMASTERS GET !.
FOOD INSTRUCTIONS

Postmaster General Burleson today
sent the following instructions to
postmasteTs in connection with the
sale OF the food, which will begin Au-
gust Is and end August 20: ~.
Patrons will find the price lists
posted in the Hobbies of postoffices
and substations. "-
prices quoted are the cost of the
articles to which will be added the
cost Of postage. Information as to
will be supplied by the postmasters
or carriers.
3-The amount OF the order and
the amount Of the postage must be
paid in advance.
patrons may deliver their or
ders in writing to the postmaster, or
to the city and rural carriers, to-
gether with the cash.
5-Orders will be billed in the or
der of their receipt First come, frst
served.
e-A number Of consumers may
Join in a single order.
THE postmaster will promptly
refund the amount paid should there
be a shortage of any item as ordered
by the customer.
S-Any article that is damaged or
spoiled will be replaced by the mill
tary authorities upon affidavit by the
consumer. signed by the postmaster.
9-Bulky supplies, such as -four and
rice in bags, must be ordered in the
original container. 1t is not prac-
ticable to furnish a part Of a bag Of
flour or rice.
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CLAIM AUTOS HURT
Street CAR INCOME

witnesses before the Federal Elec-
trio Railway Commission yesterday
agreed in the opinion that the fnan-
cial situation. of the street railway
companies in the country would grow
worse because of rising costs and mo-
tor vehicle competition unless RENE
dies were soon put into effect.
Mayor Couzens Of Detroit suggested
municipal ownership apd operation OF
urban lines as a remedial measure, on
the grounds that the street railways
constitute a social problem. He MAIN
tanned that only by sociological treat
ment of the problem could a real so
luton be had.
+. F. Ingram. of Detroit, retired
manufacturer. suggested public own
ership of the plants, nominal charge
and absorption of any operating
deficit by taxation of the land values
Of the property served by the lines.
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PROMOTIONS
BEING INVESTIGATED
Senator Calder Would HIVE
Chief Reach Office
Through Ranks.

With the intention OF recognising
the washington police department to
make IL the most up to date in the
country, Senator Calder of New York
is planning a bill which he intends
to Introduce in the Senate in the near
future.
Senator Calder, who is chairman Of
the District subcommittee which is
considering legislation to increase the
pay of washington police, has been
ficials on the question of recognising
the local force.
The Washington police foEce is to
be organized under his proposed bill
after the fashion of the police force
in New York Appointments by civil
service examinations and promotion
by merit are the principal features
which Senator Calder proposes to in
stitute
senator Calder issued the following
statement:
Il do not mean to make any charges
against the District of Columbia DO
lice force or its administration,
though charges constantly have been
made to me that there is favoritisn
shown, particularly in the matter of
promotions.
II desire the establishment OF a
merit system so 1t will be impossibia
TO make such charges. and politics
can play no part.
Il would have members of the uni.
formed force secure promotions from
the ranks, and a chief OF police one
who has made his way up.
while the pay of policemen here
is about the same as that in New
York. am in favor of an increase In
their pay, and shall so recommend.
81 believe the number of policemen
here should be increased by at least
1OO."
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Special Readings, $1.00
S12 r Street n. W. Igs
MADAME NICTORIA

EOYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM,
Can tell yvu anything you wish 20 know OF
and oct business. neaith, and family az
tatrui tells you the name OF the lady or
nentiema.: you will marry and when you
Will mErr1. Have You found the one you
have bestowed your affection upon acting
cocl or distant toward youg She can tell
you q the one you love Is True or false and
tel Sou how TO win and hold the one OF
your choice; tells you what business and
what part Of the world b. most lucky for
you aud advises you how to gain and hold
q good position: she brings Inc separated
together; makes happiness between man
aifd wife. The Madam can tell you ~ any
body has put bad luck or evil influence on
you and she can tell you how to take 10
on. The Madam can tell you the cause OF
goor troubles and how TO avoid them Can
advise you In divorce cases when 70 specu-
late and where 20 locate. This lady does
not tell 10 please you, but gives only truth
All advice you can depend on. SEtisfac-
ton guaranteed or no charge Readings
81. SIS 9TH St n. W. Is
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invite foreign
VETERANS TOD. C.

To make Wasl1ingten. the foreuleSt'
conventions city in the Country b the
aim OF Hashlngton's trade bodies and
the GhsmheR Of CONNIE rec mas been
doing Us. best to see that the ad-'
vaptages Of Washfngtop for large
conventions are Iaid befoeesthe, larger
soctettea.SaiS, -, X 80! e. 80 -. ,s..s
ThesC hsnber and the commissfon-
ers OF the sDistBict are Joining In >ap
Invitation 70. the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars tor hold their 1920 eonventioB
here, and they believe there Is =
good chance tthats the Invitation VIII
be accepted. "a
This organization. the outgrowth Of;
the Spanish war, nnmbsrad sbout co.
900 members AZ the beginning OF the
world war. Since then. the new mem
beEs who have become eligible have
swelled the membership 20 over 20O,-
600, and IL IL expected that the or
gapiZation by 1920 win be able to
rally half million men.
An invitation will be sent to the
veterans OF the Spanish war asking
for their convention next year. This
society has had national headquar-
tiers In Washington for several years.
The advantages OF Warrington as
a convention center. Enumerated by
the Chamber OF comrnerees are many,
and since the war activities crowd
ing the city have prevented, eon4
ventiOns here for several years. the
Chamber is sRnguine Of getting sew
eral organizations here next year.
1t was said that since many OF the
temporary war Officers and officials
have left this city, hotel accommo-
dations are now available and. the
hotels have offered their co-opera-
ton.
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MADAME LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and gOod advice Cd business.
gain success IN anything you wish 70 do.
Tells how 70 overcome evil Influences; hoW
20 gain and hold the one you love. Hef
advice viii help yop, you viii b wiser and
happier after seeing this gifted medium
No guess work o. Questions asked What
she sees ana tells comes tru6. Tells the
full name Of who you will marry, the day
and mo1th- Give her q trial before you
critictge; come and be convinced what .
natural born clairvoyant can do. Sati1.
1nction or no charges. Hours II TO {.
Closed Sundaya
z11 EiEYENTH STREET n. W.
(IWo doors north Of PslAis RoyaD.
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WOMAN AUCTIONS CLOTHES
TO PAY BIG GAMBLING DEBT

FRANKFORT-ON-M Aug. 10
Gambling is on the increase in Ger
many to an alarming extent, accord
ing to German newspapers. This is
said to be due partly to the higher
living of individuals who made for
tunes during the war.
At Bad Nauheim, a woman recently
lost $4,000 marks and could not pay
her hotel bill, so she was obliged to
auction her clothing. A man from
Frankfort lost $4,000 marks one after
noon at the Villa Heinemann, and p
few days before another guest lost
zoe, 900 marks. A man who won 10000
marks recently was robbed and MUIR
dered.
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SON MEETS DEATH IN LIKE
MANNER AS HIS FATHER

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Aug. 13.-In
exactly the same manner in which
his father had met death Ave years
ago, William Atwood, twenty-one
years old, was killed when he was
caught between two cars while at
tempting to couple them. His death
was instant.
His father, James Atwood. a rail-
reader for number of years, was
killed while employed for the same
company-the Monongahela railroad.
William Atwood had worked on the
for the last six years.
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COURT RULES RUM CAN BE
TAKEN THROUGH DRY STATE

ASHEVILLE. N. c. Aug. I3.-The
United States circuit court Of ap-
peals, reversing a decision of the
United States district court at
Charleston. s. c, has held that a
man may legally have liquor in his
possession when travelling in a dry
State on a through railroad ticket.
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100000 FIRE IN CAMDEN
CAR BARNS is SUSPICIOUS"

CAMDEN, n. J., Aug. 13.-DamaEe
estimated at more than $500. 600 was
caused by two fires which swept the
Camden car barn, destroying twenty
one trolley cars and partly Quilted
the leather plant of John r. Evans
Company here early today.
The cause of the blazes is unde-
termined, but the rapIdIty with which
the fires spread is termed by police
as suspicious.
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MRS. ,EANETTi

EALhl6L, CLA1RNOYANT.
GuGranteed 70 read your entire life past
present and future. She asks no questions,
but before you utter q word she tells what
you called Tor names OF frienda, enemies;
tells how 20 gain success IN business
health, courtahip, marriage, divorce, tells
you what part Of che world Will be Euc-
coggfui Tor you; advises how 60 gain and
hold good positions she tells if the one
- .toye - true or fal86 Are yoC In
begtoWed your trust and arection upon
eccng cool and Indifferent toward youf
she win remove All obstacles and tell you
how 70 win and hold the one you desire
She rsunites the separated, locates absent
friends or relatfve1- Readings, s1-Oo.
se3 1tn St N W fopposite SakH q Cal
Private "a rInrE faa
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ST. LOUIS NEWS WRITER'S
ORGANIZE TO BOOST PAY

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13.-Committees
have prepared details for organization
of a News Writer'S Union, to include
employees of the Ave English daiIies
in st. Louis.
minimum wage scale and adjust
ment of working conditions will be
sought by the organization. accord
ing to the organizers.
They declared they have virtually
the reportoriaI and editorial personnel
of the five English dailies here inter-
ested.
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WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The stock
market opened irregular today. steels
were up. United States Steel open
ing at 1O4%. UP y: CruciEle at 13s.
up y, and Bethlehem B at ssh ,
up 1.
Central Leather opened at 101, Oft
Il; Pan-American Petroleum 1OT&,
off "a; Studebaker 1O5H, up 4 To-
baeco Products 1O4k, up S.. Marine
bI&, up u; United States Rubber
1851. up 1. and Baldwin 113B and
Ia, up S91.
The market closed weak.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoysnt and PalmisG, ear
which are the record Of your life. Being
grlduate OF two colleges Of palmigtrY.
and his wonderful gift OF second sight
enables him 90 lift the veil OF mystery
and reveal 70 yOu important matters Of
your future ufe- Gives advice on hugi-
pes matterls love, health and family a.
fairs: tells name OF your future husband
e wife; tails II one you love 10 true OF
faln8s WAT part OF the country 20 luclCiest
% you; what 20 do 20 be successful in
ufes removes troubles Of all nature; bringH
the separated together; tells the secret Of
naying personal innueuce with your 49,
etatsG- Prof Belmont IL q Psychologists
Of world RenoWn- Readings. 81. IzIe New
Ycrk ASe- n. W. qe1t door 20 Masonic
Temple 1es
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A SESSION Of Almas Temple, Mystic
Shrine, Is ordered for August "a. 1919, AT
o'clock D. m. Patrol Rooms, No. 1894 II
81. n w. Ceremonial work. L. WHITING,
ESTES. PotentRte. Attest. HARRISON
DIEGMAN, Recorder. 10
WANTED BIDS for grading hlghWS ,
through the subdivision Cheverly. Ssu-
edo, Nd Apply Robert MARSHALL ureA
Warrington SUBURBAN Realty Co, room
Gle District National Bank Building,
Washington. D. c. Phone Main 8Tlf S3-d
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The board OF directors OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce OF the Unjte6 States
yesterday issued a statement which
said that Government ownership
would retard the growth Of the rail-
roads. The statement, in part. fol-
lows:
ITO Increase the public debt from
$50, 00O. 100000 to $50, 00p. 100000, in
order to acquire the railroads, would
severely strain. the credit OF the ma
ton and depress the value Of the LID
erty and Victory bonds held by mill
lions OF people, The public would be
asked to assume the burden and
financial risks Of railway capital.
while the roads would be run BY and
for the benefit Of the managers and
employees. <3H
Government ownership means ..
retarded deyelopment OF the railroads
The country is sadly behipdhand IN.
railroad construction. AddftionaT Ia
cilIties must be ADDED at once and
enormous railway extensions must
be made within the-next few years.
To make the railroads public prop
erty and those who operate them Gov
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PIIRENOLOGY.
MADAM SERA-

EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST
Gives truthful advice on ali affairs Of life
She was born with strange and remark
able powerApoWer not meant 20 crafty
he idle curious. but to direct, advise and
help men and women who are in trouble
and doubt concerning which step 10 take IA
life 20 better themselves.
Before undertak king anything Of any i'm
portsnce. consult one who can properly ad-
Nfse you Good advice. in time often saves
day Tomorrow may be too late.
Advice on health, love. marriage busl-
ness. mining ventures no one IN trouble
turned away. money or no money
OFFICE HOURS, 3 h. n 10 ; r. NJ
fIIs 18th ~. n W. Apt l. I6s
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HuRRY LOSES BRIDE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Sergt. P.
Schmidt. of Hillsboro. Ore, will watch
her next time. He lost his brand
new Luxembourg bride in a depart
ment store here-for three hours. Po-
lice found her.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 12.-Wheat
Liberal receipts; demand active;
prices firm; No. red winter, 2.25& q
2.36A; No. red winter, garlicky,
S2.S3% @234. Receipts. 242,206 BUSH
els; shipments. 266,107 bushels.
Corn-Steady; No. yellow, domes-
tic. $2.15. Receipts, 1880 bushels;
shipments, 1881 bushels.
Oats-Firm on old; No. 3 white,
domestic, &c. Receipts, sass BUSH
els; shipments, 5S,14S bushels.
Rye-Firmer; No. 2 Western export,
spot, Sl.70 asked. Receipts, SAC BUSH
els; shipments, 1898 bushels.
Hay-Firm, unchanged.
Flour-Quiet.
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T0DAY'S SALES.
rrantinn. 1ass.

Capital Traction, lass.
washington Railway, pfd., 2594S.
American Security and Trust, SO
24O.
Lapston, 20G6sk.
NergepthaleF, 1918.
Col Graph, pfd., IO694z. 10694Z,
109o44s. 10Go4h. 10d0sH, 10d94k.
After calI-Lanston, 6aeSE.