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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-02-06
Solving Your Problems

Our individual personal problems re
cur every week in hundred different
ways. There are business problems.
health problems. financial problems.
moral and religious problems, and many
others that must be faced and solved
shipwreck of life.
Many of our personal problems put
Us to the severe test. and unless we
are prepared to meet them we will in
evitably fail There is only one place
where we can get the necessary prepa
ration for lfe's problems. and that is
in communion with Jesus Christ, and
no one can possibly deny this unless he
be mentally deficient or follower of
the devil
While Napoleon said that God was
always on the side of the heaviest ar
tillerv. yet the recent war proved that
God was on the side of the righteous.
and this same truth applies to indi-
viduals
So go to one of the churches next
Sunday and get the necessary prepare
ton for life's problems next week
Don't forget that you are cordially in
vlted to the services in Dermott's pop
ular home-Iike church. the Presby terian
church Bible study at 9:45; morning
service at II subject The Great Mys-
terry Christian Endeavor at els.
evening service at 7:l5, subject. The
Power of Christ = Special music.
Pastor
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-02-06
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the Dermott PEG
pie for their kindness shown Us in the
death of our son, J. I. Moseley. and
daughter. Julia Moseley Especially
do we thank those who rendered ser
vice to deceased at risk of life also
those who contributed floral designs
1t is a comfort to know the esteem in
which they We're held by their many
friends May Gods richest blessings
rest on each of you
Mr. and Mrs J f Hodges,
Moseley Family
Mr. Ghas Beard
Barney Beard
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-02-06
Epworth League

Program for next Sunday:
Subject, The Practice of kindli-
ness. Scripture lesson. Gen. 45:ll5.
Leader, Jewell Tucker
Prayer. Mr.. Crenshaw
Song
Talk, The Kindness of Joseph,
Miss Mary Dean
Talk, The Motives Of Kindness.
Miss Bessie Morris
Vocal Solo, Mary f. Edwards
Talk, Jesus the Master of kindllness,
Elizabeth Ette r
Open Discussion on kindiness
Song
Announcements
League Renediction Xxx
Notice: This program was taken
from last weeks Methodist, as the
Eras have not come.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1919-02-06

For long loans on improved hill
or bottom farms, white farmers
opl,. GOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

the inception OF prohibition have been
IN a large measure anticipated. The
materials in distillcrics necessarily
meant the closing of such places when
marerisls in process OF manufacture
conditions of the time the distribution
81 the workers caused little. IL any.
disturbance. The breweries. too.
though in less degree. have already
made partial adjustments and are be-
lnS converted into plants for variety
OF uses. as cold-storage plants. packing
houses. ice factories, canncries. cream
cries. factories for the production OF
SOFT drinks. ice cream, Sirup, paint
soap and chemicals
a large DEVELOPMENT is forecast in
the production OF denaturcd alcohol
Tor industrial purposes. using for this
purpose many products not suitable
Tor the manufacture OF spirits for
beverage use. II has been cs;ima ed
that the produce OF 100000 acres of
land VIII become available for food
manufacture of intoXicants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, JUNE % 1919 =

dent Chase. DR.. Walker and others will
make addresses OF welcome. The stu
Gymnasium on Saturday night.
The frst institute for high school
dents will begin on Thursday morn
ing. June &c. at the Same time that
regular class work starts. This insti-
tute will be under the direction Of Dir.
Edgar w. Knight. recently elected
professor of rural education I'm tho
university, and Will extend through a
period OF ten days. Two OF the noted
lecturers 10 appear uefore it are Dr.
sity. author OF Introduction TO High
school Teaching" and Or Edwin
Minis. OF Vanderbilt University,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE NOT ENDORSED
onl! Article of Thirteen Industrial
Relations Principles Not Re-
cefvfnE Approval.
INV Associated Press

Nv associated tre5s
WASHINGTON. June 2l.-Twelve
principles of industrial relations have
been Endorsed by American employers
as represented in the membership of
the United Stats Chamber of Com
merce. y canvass OF referendum
vote announced today showed the pro-
posal for a national employment sys-
,nirtesn which failed TO receive the
CnderlHinE the cardinal principle
mat the public interest requires ad :
Justment OF industrial relations nv.
peaceful methods" were those decIar
ing the right of workers 20 orranize-
mat industrial harmony and nroS
perity VIII be best effectuallv promoted
oE adequate representation OF The
parties IN interest: and that Industrial
fei3iions aEreements should be faith
other declarations approved were
that wages should be "reduced onIv
c wafn i, the Possibility Of reduction Of
eShausted; that every man is entitled
20 an opportunity to earn Twins
wage; and that wages should be adj
1 1bs.;a with due regard 70 their pur-
FIXING OF basic day as device
LOT increasing compensation" was hold
condemned" ou'o De
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
HARDEN PLACES WAR BLAME
SQUARELY UPON GERMANY
icnton Editor Publishes omciaI TcIe-
sh' Dhtsa July l3, 1914. Show
Inc Serbin Blnmclcss
rBv Associated Pre.1

BERN. June el.-An official telegram
10 the Vienna Foreign Office. cxonerat-
ing Serbia of responsibility for the
Saraleve murder. has been published
by MaNimllian Harden in the Berlin
Luknnft as part of the evidence 10
show German responsibility for the
war. ~
This telegram. dated July IL. 1914.
states plainly that tho Serbian govern
ment against which no evidence can
be produced, has no responsibility for
the murder.
This document, Herr Harden said.
was cancelled. and ten days later the
ultimatum 10 Serbia was presented In
addition. he said, seven days before il
was drafted the POtsdam war council
already had ARRANGED a plan of action
in anticipation of Russia's intervention,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
SUMMER SCHOOL WILL OPEN
Record Attendance at Chapel Hill In.
Dictated and Housing Faclli-
tics Taxed.

CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. June 21.-with
vcrsitys Summer School only severo,
days off. prospects are for the largest
attendance in the history OF the In :
Walker. who further states that many
additional homes in the community
are being pressed into service to take
care of the large number of student g
expected. The enrolment will tax the
capacity OF institution and the town,
he thinks.
Tuesday will mark the opening day
OF registration. which will continue
through Wednesday. The regular
class work Will begin on Thursday.
The out-of-town members OF the
faculty, chaperones and others are ex-
pccted Monday.
The formal opening will take place
Friday night in Memorial Hall. when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Miscellaneous Specials
AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES

l5c Renew White Shoe Polish, j.. DC
$500 Wilson Iron Tablets "a
specially good remedy 10 take
now .'....-.......... f5c
Flash Lights. from coo to. :. $3.50
loo Hair Nets Toe
SOC Hays Liver Health. .cOc
25c Violet Ammonia, large bot
t'e ....''.'..... ......,... 1Dc
CSC Jar Grape Fruit MarmaIade Ier
zoe Rec Brand Root Beer Gone
package makes gallons de-
licious root beer). lac
l5c Griftins White Powder Bags,
for cleaning white shoes. ...... &c
loc Styptic Pencils. Sc
l5c Mcntho! Inhalers. ........... DC
soc Meta! Soap Boxes. 38c
Csc Aluminium Soap Boxes. 49,. .IGc
15c Bamboo Sha mpoo Combs. " nc
j. B. L.. Cascade. complete. .s1o.75
Westinghouse Sewing Machine
MOTOR ................ .S13..5
Sl.oo set Durham Duplex Razor.
with blades ..................7 zoe
$3.50 Guaranteed Fountain Pens.
fu!i size ..............,.. H.10
csc One pound Tragle's Scent
ed Talcum Powder. Ice
Lo, Nice Wrist Watches.
1878 to $3.50
soc one pint can Water Glass for
preserving eggs 21c
soc one-quart can Water Glass Doc
1000 packages Assorted Herbs.
each lc
soc Coronet Bath Brushes. 30c
75c Clothes Brushes. ........... Acc
$3.50 Vim Alarm Clocks. .$i.10
soc IL -pint bottle Clark's Virgin
Peanut OIL ................. SOC
s1.00 1-quart bottle Clark's Vir-
sin Peanut Oil. zoe
$50 value. $50 Special Red
Rubber Fountain Syringes.
full size. bag and tubing. 3
pipes; special roc
25c onc-pound Moth Balls or
Flakes ................... lie
15c Icl Vampire Insect Powder. DC
csc can DIR. Blair's Talcum Pow
der 13c
500 bottles. boxes and cans OF
all kind of Shoe Polishes and
Pastes. regular value 15c:
special ............... DC
200 cakes Special Rose Giycerine
soap DC
10c Crescent Machine Oil. &c
35c one pint Karbal Disinfec-
tant ............... 19c
csc Fecto Disinfectant..... .1Oc
15c Straw Hat Cleaner. lie
Fly SKATERS, all kinds. &c & lac
Flower Seed and Vegetable Seed.
full line. at reduced prices.
75 boxes Special Writing Paper. Ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Extra Specials in Our
Candy Departm't

Coo Lady Muriel Assorted Choc-
olatcs. full pound. special. Z. 30c
soc MIX Chocolate Cherries, full
800 Lady Helen Chocolate Cor
dial Cherries. full pound, spe-
800 Lady Helen Chocolate Cow
cred Fruits and Nuts, full
pound, special Zoe
*.o0 Lady Helen Chocolate Cow
cred Fruits, assorted, full
pound. special nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
R-34 HAS ROUGH TRIP
Inspected BnItic TO Sec whether Ger.
man Waterfront Showed
Unusual Activity.
tBv Associated pr,s,1

EAST FORTUNE. SCOTLAND, June
2l-The British dirigiblc R-34, which
left here Tuesday, returned Friday.
after flight into the Baltic for the
two-fo I'd purpose OF learning whether
there Is any unusual activity In Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
TWO AvIAToRs LOSE LIVES
Plnne Fails Mt Del Rio. Texas. With
Fatal Results to Its
OucrntOrR.
HOUSTON. TENAS. ]

HOUSTON. TENAS. June 21.-Lieu-
tenant Q. f. Grazier. Richmond. Cal
and Lieutenant William f. Bae. De-
troit. army aviators. were killed when
their plane fell at Del Rio. Texas. yes
terday according to the official report
received at Ellington Field here tnla Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
.BREWER|ES TRANSFORMED
into COLD STORAGE PLANTS
Z Others Become Packing Houses, Ice
Factories. Canncrics and
CrcamcrieS.
START POOR MEMS CLUBS
Many Saloons Are Converted Into
Places Where Soft Drinks Are
Sold, Says Forthcoming Review by
Federal Officers.

various. efforts 10 stay the coming into
pretty general adaptation Of the
misunderstanding properties TO other in:
dney 9SS Cark in me an sr,eie ON
coming Monthly Labor Review for
June To some extern; at leas;. Mr..
Clark finds. barroom fixtures Will be
found ava BILE FOR continued use. and
,he ,'poor mans club" as the saloon
mas been called by various classes o.:
persons, VIII he st.l available Il in
itsted plans prove successful
These plans contemplate the trans
forming of the saloons into places
where soft drinks may be sold and re-
ers. The Salvation army has already
made oesinninG - his line OF work
IN Saltl1l9re ana New orA ana us
o. the country.
Mention IS made o. TWO efforts tina,
are now under Nay TO stay the effect
T. OF the prohi hiiion amendment that has
Legally been adopted by toriy-ive of
which have the referendum % raiify
whieh such line Of procedure is based
is that under me referendum the legis-
served 70 he peoQle and the LEGISLATURE
may not ra;:y Il referendum is in
roke6.
attack Resolution.
ne csIsG 4.Is OF ATTACK rests upon a
resolution adopted by the LEGISLATURE
.: Rhode Island in which the Attorneys
General OF ,hat state was directed 10
begin action IN the name OF the State
70 conies; the constitutionality of the
amendment as an infringement upon
the police power of the State and con
irary 20 the spirit and system OF the
dual form OF Eovernment erected by
the Constitution"
Little encoura cement is held out to
those who hope sentiment among the
returning soldiers will erect a repeal
OF Tho prohibition amendments The
remark has been frequently made that
when the soldiers return to civil life
there viii be vigorous and effestive
protest against the action taken in
their absence. No real remembrance
Of opinion has been obtained on this
point. but both friends and opponents
OF the measure confidently announce
Acnthusastic approval or disapproval
OF their respective views by the SOL
sdicrs with whom they have come into
contact
1t seems reasonable to assume that
rs thoy represent the whole area of
the country. so lso do they represent
the diverse opinions in An average
ratio and that no unity of action is
to he expected from them on this or
any similar question on which men
differ. Furthermore. the Congress
which submitted the amendment was
elected in 1916. with all voters at
home. and with the attitude Of can
didates on the question an issue in
many congressional districts
Industrial conditions resultant anon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
More Money for Norfolk Nn,y YARD.

WASHINGTON. June Elm revision
OF the House Naval appropriation bill
the Senate Naval Committee today In
cluded: Norfolk navy yard. machine
and electrical shops, 100000: pattern
shop. 100000: steel and lumber stor-
aSe shop, 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

man shipping snd to further test tho
the Atlantic.
The giant machine had a rough trip,
and 1t Is unlikely that she can BIO
ready TO start for America under ten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

days. The ship. 1t is learned. went
abreast OF Berlin during the trip n.y.
Ing Just outside the three iimi.
1t Is estimated that the total round
trip OF the Baltic by the airshin no.
tailed 1000 miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

Lot of odds and ends I'm Leather
Goods, PocketboOks, Bill Folds,
Medicine Kits, Toilet Cnses. VIII
sell at md below cost. A good
opportunity to pick up bar
Enin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Toilet Soaps
Tragle's Prescription
Department

The place TINT requires cnre,
clesnlineaa. nccurncy md auulity
Ia the prescription department.
How nnny of thene qualities will
you ind In the average drug
store. We respectfully request
the inspection of ours Mt my
time.
We also would like to hn,e
your prescription husiness-nud
can guarantee you NIL of the
above md more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Hair Preparations

CSC Danderine roc
soc Hays Hair Health. soc
-oc Palmcr's Hair Dressing. oIc
soc Palm Olive shampoo 40c
soc Walnutta Hair Stair. $500. 4ac
Sl.00 Wcyth's Sage and sulphur zoe
sl.oo Parker's Hair Balsam. go. soc
65c WestfalIs Auxiliator. toc
$40 La Creole Hair Dressing she
s5c Bankers HorSutus ...1tr
soc Q Ban Hair Tonic .4Ir
Coo Rosewood Dandrun Tonic ste
N.oo Newbro's Herpicide s0r
35c Wildroot zoe
'hc Ia risian Sage .......... t0c
3oc. soc and Sl2O Pompeian
Hair Massage. 49,. .:5c. soc. sI.OO
Coo Mulsifed Cocoanut Oil. go. 4nc
SOC Traglc's Hair Tonic. 49,. zoe
Woo Farr's Gray Hair Restorcr zoe
500 Brownatone characteristics she
FAC Nelson's Hair Dressing cic
2ac Queen Hair Dressing cIc
SOC iona Scalpa ......:, 0c
500 Tona- Scalpa .70 zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

l. s. Flags, all sizes. from &c
10 '.....,............. ........ $1,000
All &C Candy at Sc, icc Canday. I0c
SOC Household Rubber Aprons.
for the housewife, saves the
clothes. special ........... .3Dc
soc Sun Goggles .;sOc
500 one roll IL Extra Large
Sheets White Tar Paper: spc-
clal, roll ............. roc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

ooc Acme Chloride Of Lime. .I5c
as Large Souvenir Plates. zoe
80 Small Souvenir Plates. lie
CSC Tooth Brushes. lie
Lot Ladies Umbrellas. $3.50
values good quality. orc
2-Quart Preserving Jars. heavy
white glass water patent top
for sealing: dozen. Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

full line OF tho Celebrated
Sunshine Crackers, made In tho
thousand window factory, from
1Oc TO 2Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

15c and zoe Dennison's Crepe Pa
per, all shades. ..... lie a. 18c
800 &c Lead Pencils. &c
25c Birmingham Style Nasal
Douches lie
o5c Empress Ear and Ulcer
SyrinGes 1Gc
5oc Ascepticon Combination
Fountain Syringe. sets. 3Dc
25c Shephard's Mosquito and In
sect Driver .10c
25c Energine ..10c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

gallon cnn CntnIunn Brand
Oil compound or the finest
winter pressed cottOnsced oil,
Favored with DIN OIL, specially
hdnpted for salads and mnyon-
nniaei special, per gallon, slid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

35c one-pint Tragle's Double
Distilled Witch Hazel. per pit CSC
25c Corn Picker Corn Remedy. DC
Csc Rubber Bath Sponges. lie
l5c Camphor Ice .............. &c
lie Tragle's Little Liver Pills. .IOc
10c Tragle's Wash Cloths. &c
soc Bath Towels. .3Bc
Csc box French, Face Powder. .13c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

$500 White Enamel Douche
Pans; special. S1.5O
$500 White Enamel Bed
LIS
$3.50 "Pcrfccti0ne Shane
white Enamel Bed Pans $40
The Washington herald., 1919-08-17
Seaside Resort NeUs

have been invited 70 participate.
One OF the fastest Of the latter is
the Helene" owned by Mr.. Bemis.
OF Springfield. This boat is capable
OF making "a miles an hour. Anotb-
er fast boat Is the "Oeewa" %, own
ed by Capt Percy Hodges. which =.
has made as high as 20 miles az
hour. Capt Hodges. who spends his
winters in Cuba is one OF the most
popular men on the lake, and has
been coming here for the past
twelve years
Thee golf links OF the Granlidsa
are in better condition than ever.
and all day long are dotted with
players, one OF the best being srs.
E. T. Wood, OF Boston, who is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White
house, Of Brookline, at their cottage
on the lake. A putting contest on
the lawn in front OF the Granlideu
was held one afternoon last week.
sixteen couples taking part Will
liam Dunt is the golf professional
again this season, and later a match
between Mr.. Dunt and the profes-
Eional at Soo-Nippi Park Hotel will
be held on the Granliden links. GO
per cent OF the proceeds to 60 TO the
winner, and 40 per cent to the loser.
Every week a large number Of
visitors from Boston and nearby
cities motor here for over Sunday
and take part in the various out.
/ door amusements during their bricf
, visit. such as tennis. EoIf. motor
boating and canoeing. Among those
who mOtored here from Boston ani
nearby cities during the past few
days are the following Mr ana
/ Mrs. J. H Proctor Miss Polly and
Miss Esther Proctor. T. +. Proctor
and J. r. Proctor. J. r. Rounding.
Of Boston, and J. E. Kelly. Of Lynn.
are among the late arrivals by au-
tomobiIe
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. KimbsII. of
Chicago. accompanied by Wallace
KimbaIl and David KimbaIl. OF Al
bany, motored here for luncheon
4 one day last week.
Three visitors from Haverhiu in
clude Mrs. II. &. Collins. Il. S. Col
, lins and r. ". Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. MCElvan. ~
Boston, motored here for q brief
visit on Friday.
M and Mrs. V s. Doebee and
Miss Cynthia z. Mills. Of Baltimore,
arrived by automobile for a short
visit a few days ago.
Nj and Mrs. Z. W. Rightman. ot
Washington arrive tomorrow for a
visit OF two weeks
Mrs. +. A. Singer. OF Schenectady,
will spend the next two weeks -
the Granliden.
Miss Marjory Lee. Of ALBANY. is
the guest OF Miss Grace Nathrrs
at her home on Lake Sunapre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Green, -
Springfield and Mr.. and Mrs Z. E.
Stone. OF Albany, motorod hcr' for
a short visit one day last week.
M and Mrs. Herman Judd. z
New Haven, stopped for dinner no
/ the Grsnliden while en route 30
the Maplewood Hotel
Miss Alice Henderson. Of aIbauF b.
arrives tomorrow to spend tho next
two weeks at the Graulid.n Hotel
Nj and Mrs. G. r. Charles =
Schenectady, are guests Of Nr. and
Mrs Z. c. Brown at their CotJa-e
on the lake.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-17
LAKE SUNAPEE.

G-anliden Hotel. Lake SunaPee,
y. H. Aug. l6.-YachtinE on beauti-
full Lake Sunapee. which was one Of
the greatest diversions. both to
those taking part. and visitors So
iOurniuE here. has been revived
this summer. owing to the fact that
the Young men who owned the va
riOus water craft are no longer
working for Uncle Sam. but are en-
joyinE a wcll-earned rest at this
CamOus mountain lake. Conso-
uuently the midsummer regatta
which. in years past. was the lead
ing sporting event, will he held this
season on August % and 80. II the
present plans materialize. Samuel
HaIsey. who has one Of the most
paIatial cottages on the lake. is ar
ranging the affair. which will in
clude sailing races. speed motor
boat contests, canoe races, and va
rious other water sports All those
owning sail boats and speed boats
The Washington herald., 1919-08-17
NORTH BEACH, MD.

At the meeting OF the town council
an appropriation was authorized to
complete the sea wall, and the build
ing committee reported that the jail,
built OF reinforced concrete, would be
completed within a week
Miss Catherine Donovan and Miss
Louise QUigley entertained a number
of their friends at the Fairview FRI
day evening with a supper and dance
Those present were the Misses Alice
Mitchell. Marie Crafty. Pauline Ryan
Mamie Mills and Martha Reed. Messrs
John Maggie. Carter DAILY. Albert
Ford, Sidney Thomas. Chas. Davis,
Alton Marqu $. Milton Marquis. Sandy
Williams and Raymond Mitchell. Mrs.
Ford, Mrs. Conroy and Mrs. Quigley
were the chaperons.
Miss Sara Becker. Miss Blanche
Kritt and Miss Minnie Kritt have been
the guests of Mrs Sophie Portion at
her cottage on Bay avenue.
Miss Helen Brown. Miss Loretta
Preston and Mr.. Thomas H WaECa-
man are spending a week at the Hotel
Calvert
Mr.. Dick Williams. recently returned
from overseas. Is at his fathers cot
tage the SaviIl on Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 4 Williams have
been the guests Of DIR. and Mrs.
Rowell at the C-Morc cottage. Mi s
Dorothy NJ. Butt, Miss Campbell. Miss
Anna Karrer and Mr.. Eugene Harriss
were the guests of Mrs. J. NJ Jester
at the Delta Theta cottage
Mr.. J. Herbert Wyatt. OF the Navy,
Department. has purchased a cottage
on Raw ayCDvn
The Washington herald., 1919-08-17
PALMISTRY.
PROF. BELMONT

TROI Dt-t-IFIS1INI,
Tioted clairToyant and pslnist. Give, ,syios
on busness matters. love, health. and family .f.
fairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife, te,Is if one you love 10 true or false. what
part Of the cvuHs-y s lucds<t to you What 10
do to be successful in lie. lMs n Y a.. a,
Next door to Masonic Temple. Rsadinrs. 81.
les apt