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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-29

LOsT-A FLAT KEY, PROBABLY ON.
Second street or between postoffice
and university Finder please call
Bank. 1873
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time to farming and truck gardening
for a number of years. He is pre-
pairing another book for publication
and it will probably be issued dur
ing the coming year.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP

Stop Wishing for
Good Health-Go to "a
the Old Indian Herb
Remedy Shop and
Take the Wonderful
Remedies and Get IN
Well and Stay Well.
1t is a crime to be sick or ailing
when there is a pure, good, reliable
and tested helping remedy at hand.
God created the herbs and roots and
we make the wonderful helping
remedies that made US famous.
Come and get a supply and enjoy
the best of health as thousands
have. It would make a wonderful
story to tell you of the wonderful
cures our remedies have brought
about; but we do not wish to take
I'D too much of your time reading
about other peoples cures. We are
interested in you now. You who
read this article and are not en-
loving Gods blessing-good health
we want you to call, and at once
start on the right road to health and
happiness. We have special rem
edy for every ailment of reliable
and highly tested power. We make
no wild claims about our wonderful
cures. No secret about our lnowl-
edge. Everyone knows that the In
dians had wonderful knowledge in
the way of making herb remedies
and curing sickness when the ordi-
nary doctor failed. We have lived
in old Mexico among the gifted In
dians ard have served and bene-
fitted them, and out of gratitude
they have instructed US in the won,
ders of botany and herbology and
wonderful medicine making, hence
our ability to make the best RENE
dies that help ailing and suffering
humanity. SO if you need our help
call, and we will benefit and please
YOU, as we have thousands. Store
is open on Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays only. Open also even
irgs on those mentioned days.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
WHO'S LOONY NOW
CLAIMS K-FACULTY

NEW YORK, April 6.-"New YOrh
society and do not hitch I like
the plain people" said John Arm.
strong Chaloner IN an interview with
several newspaper men who awaited
him on bis return to the city from
which he had been an exile for near
ly twenty years.
The four hundred he AIDED. "ars
back OF the lunacy laws Of this state
which are as rotten as the bottom
less pit"
Chanlsr. as he was then known
escaped from BloOmingdale asylum N
1900 after having been confined theFs
for some time on petition Of hls
brothers. He was the first husband
Of Amelie Rives, the novelist. whO
divorced him In 1918 and later mar
ried Prince Troubetsky. A year after
his escape he was located in yir-
ginia. Later he was declared sane
by the courts OF Virginia and North
Carolina. He then adopted the name
OF Chaloner.
Has written q BOOk.
He achieved wide fame BY the
famous telegram, Who's loony now
which he sent to his brother Robert
when the latter married Lima CGTe-
leri.
Chaloner, who is still deemed m
sane IN New York State, has obtained
a special grant Of immunity in order
&c testify in libel suit he has brought
against a New York newspaper.
Continuing his denunciatiOn OF the
lJuacy laws Of this State. ChalOneF
said: They are as rotten as rotten
can be. I challenge any lawyer. legis-
lator CT newspaper to deny that state
Ioent. Leading members OF New York
society are behind Bloomingdale
hich Is behind these infamous lunacy
laws. In 40 per cent OF the States Ehs
lunacy laws are equally infamous.
state that as an authority on the sub
Jsct because l am the author OF a
book called The Lunacy Laws OF the
World which was printed in 1907.
I'm my book ! have pointed oct
that a person can be accused OF being
insane without the slightest substan-
tiation- You get no notice Of the pro-
ceedings against you, and you have no
opportunity to be. heard in your own
defense"
Chaloner talked with the reporters
on a variety OF subjects and showed
himself to be we'll informed on the
Leading questions Of the day, including
BOlshevism and the League OF Nations
Asked Tor his opinion OF national pro-
Eibition, he said:
We'll, II you had suggested such a
! thing even ten years ago. you would
probably have landed in Blooming
dale. But / don't think 1t is q wise
law. 1t deprives people Of personal
| liberty. That is not right and II
should not become effective
Has the X-Faealty.
To a question regarding his income
Chaloner replied:
Il raised my annual allowance
/ from 5000 beans to 25.OOO iron men.
Not bad for an incompetent, Is it,"
During his stay in the South.
| ChalOner has written several stories
Of his experience with the New. York
laws He has claimed the possession
OF what he calls the "x-faeulty."
which enables him to see into the
future at times. His mode OF life
has been extremely simple and the
has adopted the plan Of eating only
| one meal in twenty-four hours.
/ He has made a will leaving his
property, "Merrie Mills to the Uni
I Versity Of Virginia
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
SLEEP DEATH ROLL
NOW REACHES 1888

One hundred and eight-three cases
of 'Iethargic encephalitis, or sleep
ing sickness" with fourteen deaths,
says a report Of the Public Health
Service made public today. The re-
ports are up to March 20 and are ap-
portioned among the States as fol-
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CARD OF THANKS

SULLINAN-We wish to express our aD-
probation and thanks To our relatives
tributes sent at the death Of our beloved
wife. mother. sister and daughter. JULIA
T.. SULLIVAN. BY her Husband Mother
and Family Is.
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PERSONAL
PERSONAL


NeaQ! announcement extraordinary!
CLERGYMEN LAWYERS and DISCOURAGED NVALIDS
ESPECIALLY IVALDS-are requested to come to my office
and TALK with my PATIENTS THEY WILL TELL you what
THE VACUUM NATU2EOPATHIC (s.T4as::.) TREATMENT
HAS DONE FOR THEM in RELIEVING THEIR SUFFERING
and RESTORING THEIR HEALTH. It's
THE METHOD THAT CURES CHRONIC AILMENTS
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs

CAPITOL HILL BARGAINS
FOR SALE
We HAVE A LARGE LIST OF DEsIR-
APP s. :; We REFER TO a FEE. OF
Near eth ana East Capitol; an s-room
$3.50 0on'i''0h' everything OR-'o-aa'''
A.ss Ss9 street g pear Eass GsRhGIs-A sPls9d.d
SsA sses.i:r s ssa S. sGss re ... % $3.50 and
ss's:s 9h iA. A5tTiss 1:iE:S@
heat; only $3.50.
18th. Street near Lincoln Psrk-A we'll
SSo. Sd Tss:5tion sss5is h9i 9f 81 GifE ii4so
sleeping perch; 5000.
North Carolina Avenue near 7.h: :
stories; rOoH-si very attractive; s5,Oso.
Avery attractive dwelling on kentucky
Ssssl!gyS; rooms, tiled bath hot-Wster heat;
1.,:.s a S.s,rssls corner r..iespe, KsnsuoEy
See enSs ~ g. St rooms ssd bath; q frent-
t
% s'fs:s S: sss s:.t iissR:S9 sss $40 @ hot
ts,Tts. = lev. pEie, for this attractive
TesE ana bath sid e 5. aRs IN Ssrfssi
oondition.
"a, z ;,Sris,; Ter. :, ,5o quick buyer the owner
As..s:.:- 81 e. stEs:s s = :tsri.. cellar
:, Ne5tA osrolie.. Ay.sa1: $ q. near .tA
date beth Foopl.. hst-Water heat; -frontage
,sS,7So; convsAisnt to the Navy Yard; ?
s SsstisS se sne CELLAR rooms and bath; hot
sis;': :ssls n9dsr1 ssss 'ia 1ianSsf and
Very near Lincoln Park; practically new:
Two LStoTiH4 and cellari large tiled bath,
S,S SotS.tsr g ssstt; asstt; electric lights cOloniSI
Near ard St. and Am out-of-town
Ssner is enIisul g make quick sale;
tHree-story dwelling; hot-Watsr hea:;
-. ~. ,....,. - 81, -,
storss asd e.H fGur nfaS loos h DEED sa9
on hrst booE; Eve rooms aBd bath on sec
ond hOoF; hSt-watsr heat; lot zextso;
Earase; $500.
Ssd .aA 'sS so8i faf hoSHst.r "a r. nat !'' :SSo water
street Il. 3: StSriss and eeiIaf; 20 feet
GoS SSa sS51 5Pass ST e Bs9s sRS
terms SO.
ss.sse each; thr.. neat brick dysri,ass
oa 9 Street each Z Tooms % e. 9na md bath; fur
.. s'Fs 81 F. ss s.s s.R ;Sa iursss. Sssi hs R9
lot % feet deep to an alley; $500.
ss.sse each: Practically new; 2 stories
aee eellaE; hot.yeter heat: lots 1880; easy
seetion.
$3.50; a coy brick dwelling on an Ave.
nue ". z; stories and cellar; 20 feet
front; electric lights; good condition.
East Capitol; brick dwelling; stories
-, - s.L G, ...v,, and
bath; lot fsxSI; $3.50
East Capitol St. a modern house; :
stories and cellar; rooms ana bath: hot
water heat house in hne condition; pos
session can be had.
An attractive corner on 7th Street n. z:
> stories and cellar ~roong; tiled bath;
het-vater heat; electric lights; hardwood
floors; double porches; %b,bbe-
.:sss-sth strsst = n :, ssS5s' hand :Rd
Easy terms.
A. corner near sth St and East Capitol;
a-StoTiss and esIisr; steam heat; hne con
dition; only s4.ooo
bats: iiisiS Sot-vstsr heat; lot los to i5-foOt
Is eos: Ilth ST. near East Capitol yerv
.ttrsctive: stories snd cellar: hot-water
heat; colonial porches; lot lsXllo.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave.
~
VACANT IN Is DAYS.
COn Morse, 1t. n, E
s5r.rsoua bSy=WindoW brick; has bath,
t,rnaoe heat, metal garage, on 2o-foot a.
icy: semi-detached,' on lot 25xlso. Prtc"
s'''''' J. LEO -KoLB.
SzS New York ave. n. ".
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
LOCKED UP;
MAY Be BURGLAR

SANDIEGO. Cal April 6-Jose
Cardenas, Central American bus boy.
VINO was arrested here following his
elOpment with Miss Frances GRAY.
Chicago girl from Pasadena. has not
only lost his wOuld-be bride, but Is
also in the tolls OF the law.
Although the girl agreed to return
to her parents on condition that no
charges be preferred against Cara
denas. and George H. Gray said no
warrant would be sworn out againss
the youth, police took him TO Pasa-
dena today. He will be examined IN
connection with recent Pasadena
burglaries.
AFRICA VOTES FOR SUFFRAGE
CAPE TOWN. April 6.-The South
African parliament has adopted ths
woman suffrage bill. ~ TO ~.
ITALIANS DINE DANIELS.
ROME, April 6.-Secretary Daniels
was the guest OF honor at a banquet
given by members of the Italian cabi-
net.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

For sale cheap, % acres sub
urban ground, unimproved,
uear Lanham, Prince George
county, Nd. CLIFFORD n.
SMITH, First st. and Indiana
ave, NV, 10
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR sALE-MOdel stock, rice and general
crop farm Of $40 acres; 400 acres fenced !:
irrigation well and other improvements; no
waste 'iand5 well located; price S45 per
acre. terms. STROBE. CO., Gillett, Ark.
..- G"
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
FOR SALE-HoUSES
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF WELL
LOCATED BARGAINs.


$500 will buy 1s-room house OIL Cor
coran street, between ITth and 18th. This
Is much less than the amount originally
loaned on IT, II is owned by an out-o'-
town concern who viii dispose OF It at
this low price TO quick buyer.
35,OOO-Isth st, near NJ a tvo.story,
an opportunity to locate in the central
section at low figure.
..soo-P st, near s,h; rooms; let
:. l,. "ss s q ..s RqsoF !5s G5sls 1 G"Ssif 5S5 t.
three stories ana cellar; rooms and bath;
room for garage.
18th st., near y; $3.50: 5 stories, 3
rooms; offered so low to settle an estate.
S st., near 1sth;.s stories. 10 rooms; a
frontage Of % feet; extremely lov-prfeed
for house in this choice location; 5000.
$OpO-A modern house near lst and U;
storis: cellar, roomI GsSatisS HisS bath not
IS, 600 Will buy one OF Lne DeSl con-
strQcted and best arranged hoEses in the
BloominGdale section, near lSt and w ?
Stories, Cellar, attic; rooms deep on each
door; hSt-Water heat; two BtairWays. If
you want a. bargain, 'inspeet this house.
! s5,5Oo-West Of nth 81. /. stories ar d
| cellar roofaa tiled bath -hetBater heat,
! electric lights;-a frontage OF 90 feet.
35.s50-A particularly attractive house
on V st. between North, Capitol and list
- stories aud cellar rDoHas. tiled bath,
hot.water heat; lot 1sx14i; wide alley.
35.0O0-NeW York ave- NV, near y.
Capitol ST. well eonStructed; stories aid
cellar; lot 20x1O1.
34.J5e-Near North Capitol st.. in the
BioOmiRgdaie section; new. mo0srn and
attraetivei lot sexfso. /"
$500 will buy a s-story, Io-roonl dwell
ing near leth and H SITS, renting for $40
per month. o., - ..,.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 Ny. ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

HARRY wARDMAN.
1890 K St. Main 41sO
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

Eight houses in beautiful Petworth, near
Soldiers Home, rooms semi-detached;
large lots; ssi3 to 5sss Fifth ST. n. W.
Price 5000 each
Good location in the northeast section,
$40 B St y. e; rooms and bath; hot
decorate. Low price at $3.50.
A good buy, in the northeast; 1ss Rhode
Island ave. NJ e, {, ,roops and bath; house
newly decorated Throughout and is in fine
condition. Attractive at $5,7eo.
Maryland ave. N. E, near 18th St; 8
lot; All modern IMPROVEMENTS; occupied
by owner who will give Immediate pos
session. $500. -.
1881 Monroe ct. n. w. q very convenient
i@SfoTements; De o house | entirely | Tsds0oTased M ]
and is an attractive home at $500.
1e8s Rhode Island ave. y. w; IL rooms
and baths; hot-water heat and is To-
Gated on the corner Of an alley. A good
opportunity at 37.25o.
74s Hobart st. n. W: rooms and bath 4;
ss.s5o. '' H'
1880 Massachusetts ave. n. w; 10 large
rooms and bath: all modern improve
neuts; electric lights, hot-wster heat.
Price $4,000.
1890 Il St. Main $40
BROOKLAND-II rooms, detached corner
large lott possession Immediately; owner
leaving; price reasonable. North 47ss-J.
FOB SALE.
ss3 and SIS 18th h st. s II. E.1S-Foom bricks.
Price $4,000 each. Terms $500 cash, bal
anee Ike rent.
18th st. y. E, near E: :-story bay win
dow press brick dwelling, roems and
bath, excellent condition. A snap. Price,
2Sl K St. y. z, 2-story brick dwelling,
splendid condition, front and rear yard,
Terms.
1899 sth St. n. z, lot Is1lOO to alley. 4
neighborhOod Price 81 $50. Terms $500
cash. Balance IKE rent.
W. D.. SULLIVAN COMPANY,
SI7 18th St, y. W.
Main gSI4
. FOR SALE.
Attention Colored Homeseekers
2143-2145 and 2l47 H 81. n. W, Z rooms
and ana oath saeh; SltS ana 2I4S; price 1S.3 q %
lawn. Price $4,000. Terms can be made.
1885 9Th ST. N W. rooms and bath,
bay window press brick dwelling, alley IN
rear Price $4,000. Terms.
and bath, bay window brick. Price. $500.
Terms; investigate.
Near corner Of 18th AID You ats. y. W.
rooms and bath Ccornsr house). colonial
porch. Price, $4,000. Terms.
w. D. SULLIVAN COMPANY,
Sl7 18th 81. y. w.
Main 1914.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Beautiful preGsed-bFick home at prese at
rented as mats; may be conducted as
high-class rooming and boarding housC
will sell reasonable. Phone West 20b6-J.
INCOME VS.. TAXES-IH repair and rent
W II. REED, Euclid 1895. Col. 2s2. l2'
n. I. Law, 1873 Il ST. s. T..
Makes . speciality OF selling HOMES.
Owners will get results by listing with him.
Phone Lincoln S72S. lis
We wANT. MORE HOUSES FOR SALE.
OEnerg OF property dSSiFinE 70 make
Suick sales should iiht property With uS At
wA. P. NoRMoTLE. Is p st. NV.
my3i-Ret
roe HOMES AND INVESTNENTs
Bee AAHQREEY & SULLIVAN
They Know WG0hinRtnn"
SSe GOG York Ave. Tel. Main 7S2I.
aolt.R
FURNISHED.
BOOMING HOUSE-FuFnIshed Il FoomE,
baths, se.O0e; good business. Inquire
las I'd st. n. W. 6
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MONEY WANTED &IO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN-SSE0 ~ GBosy 80 "a %.
o. real estate, Several trust tuldA Al
Transactions eonductsd wife econaalGal
eannid id0Fakisn for borrower
WI. H 0AUEDER9 q Co,
gauthSFn BulGing. toT 18th ~. y. ".
= 10NFY 10 LOAN =
GR Fsal sGtA:s; loVeSt rates: prioE payEashI
The Washington times., 1919-04-06
WANTED-DESKRooM

DESK ROOM WANTED-State full par
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

SPECIAL BARGAIN AT LINDEN, Nd,
ten minutes walk TO electric aHl seam
cars nine-rpom house; newly painted nd
decorated; outbuildinEs; stone spring
house; finest drinking water; nearly five
Acres under cultivation: all kinds small
SFuit and apples; stream water through
place; plenty Of shade This is certainty
4 great chance for some one. See US at
once -CHAS: d. FOWLER. go F st. y. w.
NEAR Arlington and Columbia pike,
bungalow; rooms and bath: . acres;
younE orchard; price S2,S5O: terms. Sec
CONWELL. 1900 II 1t. N w. NJ. 3se. Is
COLUMBIA PLACE.
Several war workers with families wish
ing 70 build at Columbia Place. Washing
tons Garden suburb" will give first lien
notes bearing Interest at per cent, Sc
cured by Deed o: Trust on real estate. we
can place amounts OF $500 up to 5000 on
this basis and will undtrwrite the loan
Euarsnteeing prompt payment OF interest
aud principal. We lose 1 per cent in this
transaction, but we help the war worker
and get our money back in enhanced
property values Write Us for particulars.
COLUMBIA LAND CO.. Room 4, Southern
I3uilding. Washington, D.. c. Phone Main
IOlS4. mh3l-tf
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1880 Massachusetts, ave. ". W.; 10 large
rooms and bath: all modern improve
meuts; electric lights, hot-water heat.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

$500 will buy s-story, Io-room dwell
Ing near Ieth and H SITS, renting for $40
per month 80 ., 80
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FOR RENT-GARAGES
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OF
FICER, 18th and + streets y w. wasa-
ingtOn, ID. &. Sealed prOpo,lIs will te
opened at the above address at II 100 A Nj
April 10. 1919, for furnishing labor. glass
necessary hardware, etc. and constructing
partitions within the Munitions Building
Specifications may Il" had upon application
az this office. Proposals TO be filed in TRIP
llcate and must bear guaranty thereon
Mark envelopes PROPOSALS FOR CON
STRUCTION OF PARTITIONS. NUM-
TIONS BUILDING" and address to the
Zone supply officer. WASHINGTON. n. g s
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

IN NATURES WAY-wITHOUT
DRUGS OR OPERATIONS TT REIN
STATES THE CIRCULATION OF
THE BLOOD Az THE DISEASED
PART, which ELIMINATES DIS
EASED CONDITIONS, RESTORES
your bodily HEALTH. nervous VITAL
ITY, ENERGY and PEP, WITH
OUT drugs or surgical procedure,
after every other remedy has failed.
ITS STRONG CURATIVE PROPER-
TIES are especially valuable the
tFe n meat of LOeOmOtOr-Ataxia,
BFIght's Disease, Diabetes, Asthma,
Insomnia, Indigestion, Neurnsthenlu,
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis, Numb
Palsy, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Neural
Eia and Those Ailments Of the Nerv-
Gus System, stomach and Spinal COl-
umn that make Canes Clutches and
wheel Chairs Necessary and that your
physician don't and cant cure. 1 nm
after the desperate and lncurable (sO-
ealIedD enses that have passed beyond
the reach of medicine, and your physi
clan.
III MATTERS NOT WHO HAS BEEN
MENT You HAVE HAD, II you can get to
my office you, probably, can regain your
health, and eKtend to yea an invitation
for you. Read II AGAIN.
For . substantial Endorsement Of my
method Of cure interview one or all Of my
references, ALL WASHIHGTONIANs.
REFERENCES I
MR.. H. H. THOMPSON, Teacher OF STEM
ography, Typewriting and Higher Math-
ematics SIS 18th 1t. N. W.
Mr.. c; n. NORTON Architect 72o 'th st.
Mr.. E. D. GODFREY. s4s Westminster
Mr. THOMAS H, MELTON. Contractor.
$500 wisconsin ave.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. H. LEWIS. 1890 Park
Hon. MARTIN DODGE. 1913 o ct, NV.
Mr.. CHAS. z, WHITE. Vice President OF
the National Bank OF Washington.
Mr.. ]. ]. NOONAN, Proprietor Virginia
Sth st. y. W.
Mr.. R. N. BROWN, Dealer in Paints and
Oils, 7th and n SITS. n. ".
Mr. BENZ. BLETHYN. Contractor and
Builder, 1904 oregon ave.
rnNeTrU ~ MTTnN FREE
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$455e-Sear North Capitol st., in the
Bioomi1gdaie section; new, mooern and
attractive; lot 2oxtS0. Z"
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TODAY's, BEST BUTs.

STONE FAIRFAX, 1s4: NY ave. n. W.
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PltOB'. "A. n. ID. PARKER, n. ID, ID. G.
The Pioneer Drugless Physician
~ PERMISSION.
Mr., W. S. HOGE, Notary. With House 4
Hermann. 901 9TH st. n. v.
MRS. n. r. STREET. Ohice Equipment
Suite 300 Rial Estate Trust BldE.
Mr.. FRANK OwINGs, Assistant Cashier.
Bank OF Commerce and Savings. north.
east corne= Of 7th and = stB. N. w.
Mr. GEORGE W. ESTHER. Butcher; stalls
IL and IA, Western Market; residence,
1241 31st st. ". ".
Mr.. FRANK NJ. KINcAID, Foreman Steel
Plant; residence. S3:5 Nichols ave-, con-
gress Heights.
Mr.. WALTER p. RAMSEY. Attorney,
District National Bank Building.
Mr.. JOHN R. HUTCHINSON, 72s First
ST. N W.
Mr. Louis COOK, 1915 r ct. NV.
MRS. JOHN H. RAWLINGS. 141s r 81
n W
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Miss CAMERON u M'aien5inE, nj mr. ta 6 HoGE, p rs
1912 New York ave. N. W., second nOOs.
DIR. REED, SPECIALIST

bOt SEVENIEb-NIa, . . IINLEL -,
Over 80 years ~, % e Chronic NervouS @
and Special Diseases Nen and Women.
Means health to YOU if you Suffe:
from Catarrh, Obesity. Rheumatism, Con-
stipRtion, Piles. Throat, Lungs. Brain.
Heart, Blood and Skin Diseases, Nervous
Debility, Kidney Diseases, Bladder troubles.
Specific Blood Poisoning, Eruptions, Ulcers
and All Private Diseases Cured for Life By
Safe Methods.
sos, Bacteria Vaccine, and all the nOw
geFumB and antl.toXinS administered.
CHARGES low. AedirlaO furnlahO6
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BROOKLAND-Il rOoms, detached corner
residence; a. m l.; garage; shrubbety (;
large lot; possession Immediately; owner
leaving; price reasonable. North 1881.
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

74s Hobart st. n. W: rooms and bath /;
an attractive small home at the figure.
$3.50. ~
The Washington times., 1919-04-06

s5,000-New York ave- NV, near y
Capitol St; well eonstructed; stories aEd
cellar; lot 20xIO1.
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FIRST GRADE Civil Service examinatiOnS
for clerks April 9th and 18th: tCition for
entire course for these examinations IS
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, s. 2. cor. 18th and = as Phone
Franklin 2OS0. Re2A-tf
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ICES Rhode Island ave. y. w; IL rooms
and baths; hot-water heat and is To-
Gated on the corner Of an alley. A good
opportunity at 37,25o. .
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
MEXICAN NOTE ON WAY
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Americas Last" Nf1aiNe ON JrnLin,
Case Forwarded Yesterday by
the Department Uf state

WAaUINGTON. Nov 30 An
other note to the Mexican govern
mcut relating To the arrest ana In
prisunmout Of william .. jenkins.
consular agent at puchls, was sent by
th" state department today 10 the
ON haEsN at Mexico city for presrnta-
uon to carranzh
The note. which some official In
dicgted might be tho last on the
subject was ia reply to Mexico
answer to II SHARP demand by thu
government for Immediate release OF
Jenkins No intimRtiou of ia char
hCtcr was disclosed, but officials IN
touch with the situation believed n
was more emphatic than any sent
heretofore,
II was thought here tonight thHt
the note would he delivered by the
American representative 10 The for
ClRn officn at Mexico city by noon
tomorrow
Senators ana representatives back
today for ttFe regular session Of con.
Rress tomorrow, took a lively Inter
eat IN the latest dispatchrs from the
southern republic, and there were
iudiCa Ions several senators who had
"spectcd 10 discuss the situation
said they would await publication or
lhc na' note from this government
before expressing their views In
some quarters n was believed that
the presidents message 10 congress.
To he presented Tuesday would have
u good deal to SAY about Mexico.