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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

Poraanc- Ne. july 14.-Ma5or Ger
era Clarence 2 Edwards. cummnnc-
InE general uf the Northeastern Dr.
pa---nent made q cDu- Of the cuss,
dE1snces II rne Portland District t.
Gay ne was accompanied by MaJu-
Eya--- me department morals rfics-
General Edwards addressed the gfF-
Gers anc men a the several xa--l-
sunE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Govt To Aid
Cattle Producers

Washington. July 1.-THE -C-s-r.
EIen7 LIE preparing n render duAncI1
a-iG 70 ca--le producers II me cnJzn-
-v II stimulate feef prodncaor.
Senator AsnE-sck " Wyoming
a@ner = conference -odar with the
Wa Finance Corporation and me
Federal Reserve Board arnnHntsen
mat Tire corporation SOON wouin
sue a sra-sr7Tenr regE- u Was pr 90
u MAKE iuHns On prnper -
u cnrpura-iunk and rHniFinah EN-
N. nu-pr=r of increasing beef ex-
zcr-ruur Ez-drnE III he BnarH
-,ls Senator EfnG-ick LhRe he would
urre banks III he Gr-17e growing
SsE-4rrs a rae wcst - help sruck-
nrr vino E-e czmpurz-slr IN mad
T acKnctz. nAEasrAnre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Propose Joint
Session to Welcome
Home Pershing

Nashslg-on- July 1-Gsns-al Per
sil1ng would be formally welcomed
back home IL 1ui11 session n IRE
House and Senate under q -asnlu-
lnn introduced rDcay by Representa-
Eve Caldwell. Democrat IF Ns1
York President Wilson anG mem
be-x IF the cabinet would rs invited
10 ATTEND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
DARNS
DURNED

Lightning respects nobody.
but II has a special fondness for
barns filed with new mGwn
hay. The heat thrswn Oh
from the kav ATTRACTS the
lightning. The scientists say
"a. the insurance STATISTICS
saw % and the newspapers re-
neat the fact over and over
again
The Only known sure WY %
guard against kghtnIngs
rzvages Is
Special short time policies NJ
maderafe cnst are avzilzhle for
hay insurance Bent TIE
G. E. Dswning
Ph1ne 10 Augusta
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
COMMITTEE TO
WORK OUT BUDGET
FOR COUNTRY

as's2rE-ar- July T--AAa- S-les
dena-s me Senate -odav Daass-
Resolution M Senator Mccormick
Republican. -1InoIs, p-gvir:nE tg-
appointment q q c.1muz-1ee 70 w1rk
oE- q Plan FIR naanna- rudset svs-
Ieu- The errn-r--1-e VIII consist N
szE EsrunlIcars and four Demo
cra-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
WAR BEER GETS DEATH BLOW
DRYS DICTATE HOUSE VOTE
ALL WET EFFORTS QUASHED
APPROVE RESOLUTIONS
ASKING WILSON FOR LIGHT
ON PARTICULAR POINTS

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Paves
Way for Detailed Consideration of Treaty
Seek Information on Shantung Settle
ment- Alleged Secret Understanding Be-
tween Germany and Japan and Failure to
Recognize Costa Rica as BeIhgerant-
Action on Suggestion to Have President
Personally Appear Before Committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

New England and easse-n New
York PARTY cloudy WIZ probably
Tues6Hy and "Wednesday. sonswhz1
cnuie- n lDts-lur X ednesiay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

New Orleans. la, July 1z--Accu--
ile . g ?. Sullivan business aver
here f8r me Marine Ft-smen. C,ije-.
a-4c MR1s--sendE-E Tzlun. 800 vr-g
e'-E on a vessels Il -n.s porr we-s n
strike -odav-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
tarE z,-r psupis- Narv hung II
k@ winch srne the BoEiEra-EB

Pig jury 1z.-l5v The AsEocla ra6
-ess " 7uaned soldiers were d
f-p-zEs = ne c-ova wnicn was sicw
Nh. VIM the men were because
t1s1- 1.E0-Ea11za-Ion and the nm
fliI-a-- a9usE-aocs Bur when thu
feE -r-nD- E-aspao the si-Ea-iun
sas-r --Es. siCwlv e. frs and were
fksr u ~ the --rwls far rom
P ms u march. which caught the
fnu-s II ne wounded
AE-snals 5ur-e and Eocr tnTicwe6.
Pr -'rl-E slightly II advance II
r. ae-H 1aG eesn SO much specu-
f.lrr AZ = whether 5cYft-a w1Ciss he
~ parade that niE agpeH-ance
~ ~ cumuaads--n- pro-
'Eer VT ar-ruEIaEm
'slZ.s- w7-s -hs dress rr.-y-rr y
1a-z1ls-.. I1rrs wnrs he black n
am a. 7r-aacnss IF pre-wa- GavE
csieC baton Of q marshal w--H
Rer E,a-s. aac sal u hiE horse with
II v1-cr dlsprvEed the -umnrs
s. Is vas NM able u -ids. Eocn
--sv ur-e1-r.
'e'lss'z @@-snErE came nsT- and
%hc u Ame-lcEr generals riding
"a mn Ws-e E--aetac win rr Less
''--Sll''r mn -ne TWO g-ea- French
e-s-.s
d1ugaorvs NOT 2E--ic;-
IN -aE parade ha6 1Dun6 place
a~aEe II ne --ee TIPS anE IN
-"--.1uec or Pace -cns. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

Bosr,n and vicinity Ensenried
pr-o'sanfr showers and tfs1nde-s-nrrns
TUESDAY and WecnesGa- Mede-a.e
snu1r winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

WINDS along 1ns anrrh and middle
Atlantic crnErz VIII be rezpecr1veiv
muce-a-e south and sorrnwsnS. and
Eerf.e. rr-zapie. P-saBr-e rema4us
E2En ~ TIN A-lHrrac runwk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
ISSUE LICENSES
For Import and Export
Trade With Germany
Als.ar-rzer ry VA --a-e Boar cT
STzte oer-. @r-- A71--val oT Act
ing See. -u3&---ar ing May &c
Grm-nencer q. Once @-r Excep-
elcr " Certain .irrs-ec Cases

Washington. July Iz-IenR-z- Ecsnses
covering I-rpu-- ami export fading VIZ
ssrMznS wHr2 iEEnea ATE sssJaHg nv the
vz- --aas BnH-a q ne STATE dspa---
man. WI ne a-Iu--vz- ot Acting seq
-Hta-r 7alk Ezrs71 II certain I----ed
cas-E. u---7tieG under ne -sa-T =
caare -ac,nr pervaan -ne -u-reG
81 - any .5+a--11E--- rET Ne cnu-ns-cs1
& 0nrE
s 4srr--or. S1l- ---A--n0u,cs-
mar was -aae -oday ~ ne Il T.
Trade BsR-r ma individual l1ceTlE ssss
1or -as rrzGE3c--a~g~r u II o~s and
In cgncH----a-=E EEs.sL MT IS nsces-
sa-v altar -oca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
WARS BLIND AND HALT HON0RED
IN VICTORY PARADE AT PARIS
INITIATED Soldiers, A thousand Strong.
First to Pass Under Historic TriumphaI
Arch Millions View March of Conquerors
On Bastile Day In French Capital Picked
Units and Individual Heroes Represent
Each of Allied Armies Parade Reviewed
bv Pres. Poincare

oa-,g. July Icy, The AsEoc1ated
l-ea The conqus-ars = the great
~ marched today II q Victory pa
no u-ds- me Arc de TrIDruqne-
h-,llE- vrlcr only vicrrs mHy pass
I.rser us and lndIvidlaI heroes
.-,-.==s---aa saca u the al1sn aaas-
Sa--s-z- ullllDn g-z-EeL PERSONS
ms French but WIKI many rnou-
.ogF n -neI- allles. struggled far-
~ sjurc me line u march tr1r an
,r,n-.-..-,s-v L. wave and snoL- Their
L[---.lds 7r ne nsn wne saved them
I'm -erua1 imperialism
-hs E-ag- ---1unplsR5 arch. concerT-
! -1 Napoleon 70 commemorate h1s
~ z. me Barrie Of A-asssrlT-Z,
IoF N new nssfnrlc importance when
h a!.ses marched through The mas
|z4 ME Of masonry winch dumIna1ss
pa-.s anc moved down me
kar1ps E'z-sees toward Lns Flare De
-unrn-us-
-he clnce u honor IN the process
hon was nnr accorded 10 the gen
las anc me ma-Zy equipped
fsn-R / was E~sn 10 e nousan0
ku-:la.ec soldiers wao passed UNDER
ks ar aaC Il front IF the reviewing
karG where g-orc R-eslnen- PoTncH-H
brrEng hating and cut IF step.
psE- tnev coaiG-
Mar were injured Some were
l,nr. some were n wheel chairs anc
kaH-v ware N c-u-Chss n GmDed
I-nr WIN the ZIG IF canes Few Of
ksT were II 'z-1111,-n. The represent
al The p-srlnces If France. ali
banches of me military se-vicce and
] walks u Iz1a- as was Indicated ay
y -EiEy M Their CIVILIAN a-Ir-E.
kss- name ne sEar- To maintain mil
- trmalul. GGz marched as WEI
try could - ne airs playe6 ty
b. lG7C winch lee -neu
I'm --rwds Sled every Eoch ~
aw = ne uary streets and couie-
E-r ma pnU-eE u-- Lne Inc NJ
R-cr
s--es-E ws-a packed and -oofs war
acE v,-n psulls- NGY hung II
= winch Ene the oouisva-1R
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


Walter Elwood Alien, a. and Rofr ssrah
seeiey. q. both Of this city. The Rev. Levi,
e Purdum
Darie R Hary. ~ and Catherine c. Cab,
n. both of this city. The Rev. william j.
Brouhu.
TT Tsyicr: 2. and Ia yow FSuks q. both
Of this city. The Rev. Z B. Bagby.
Clarence e Brant. q, and o. Dixie Wil~or
q. both Of this city. The Rev. W. A. Morr.n'
David L Gardner. %. Of New Yorf, and v.
NJ Beach. q. also q New Yof The Rev.
George J. LArkinA
John Frank Mcvick-r. :. and Anna. a
Rnssen Is both Of this city. The Rev Jane,
Smyth.
Charles h. walsh. q. and Irene W ses,. a
both Of this city. The Rev. ID. Il. Edvzn1s
Cleo J. Engeufeltsr. n and Doruthv Kin.
ball. 5. both Of this dty. The Rev. a IL.
Greene
John A. Deszn. u ot west virxini.- .ns
Alice NJ Arrr1y. 2. both f this csty. ~
Rev. p. J. O'Cuner.
Ohsris h. Csmpeen. s.. and Msu,rvs n
welch. A. both Of this city. Ths Rev. John A
Coxan- -
OoLORED.
william wsters. .. and Nany Har.ix N
both q this city. The Rsy. Rndosph Whe.,er'
The Washington herald., 1919-10-01
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

The following printers. with their
assistants, have hnsn tcrnnorarJl,
assigned TO night ork: n Dean. y
Hangliter. W. Hines. @. Mstzger A
Bowers. s. Adamson. NJ Dcnison. NJ
Pitcher. Z. Jordan. p. J. GHlen, G.
oberndoerfer. and Charles Writer.
Cards were received in the enCrav-
ing division yesterday from Charles
Roll stating that the first dav OF his
ffteen-days' automobile "Trip through
the Blue Ridge Mountains ended in
Uniontown. Pa. with everything go
ing fine, - miles having been Gov
cred.
Miss Frances Baumsn. Of the stanp
perforating division. resigned her no
sition yesterday. Her many friends
OF That division seem TO be Of the
opinion that Cupid is on her trail
c. Newman, Of section 6. night Is
back at his press after a siege OF
illness.
W. hampton. c. Lord and F. Leon
have been transferred from the 3:3p
shift to day work.
Miss Florence Mccarty. of the wet
ting division. is on ieave
William p. >Doyle. of ths stamp
perforating division. has returned 10
duty after several days leave.
Miss Annie Bail. OF the surface
division. is on a short vacation.
Mrs. Elsie Feldman. OF section s.
has been sick during the past week
The Bureau Duckpin League got
q bad start Monday night when
the Reds" composed OF printers in
section 6. failed to put a team on
the alleys, and forfeited the game
to the Wildcats" Look out for
started.
Michan Sexton. of the stamp per
forating division. is on the sick list
Mrs. Margaret Crevella has re-
turned to work in section s. after a
weeks illness.
Harry L Stroh. foreman in the
surface division. has been granted
two weeks leave. and will spend
the time in Harrisburg. Pa.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITT.

WHITE
John J. and Margaret whelihAn, girl
Norman and Ann p Underwood. girl
Walter A and Matte S. Smith. girl.
James z and Muiel A Sansbury. bog.
Norman P. and vivikn r Poole. boy.
VIM and Mildred Penn, girl
Spencer b and Pattie Nutwen, GIRL
BROOKS R and Pearl Newton. cri.
Allen P. and Marie v. Nichols, boy.
John J. and Mildred r. 0'MaIley, boy.
John W. and MARY E Minton. girl
Henry d. and Laila NJ Lewis, boy.
Ida d. and Ethel V. Sawyer, boy.
Beverly II. and Grace N. Iezshe. boy.
Chester G. and Alice n. Gilbert, nrl
James R. and Nellie Guy. boy.
Robert B. md Grace s. Carney. boy.
Joseph B. and Mary NJ. Christie, boy.
Georss e and Charlotte D. Brandt, boy
John z. and Frances l. Bowers, boy.
VIM r. and Hhel J. Bullough, girl
CoDORED. -
Charles and Rose Wansell, boy.
Emanuel and Nizabeth Smith. boy.
Willie and Evelyn Lindsey. girl.
RaHley and Mary Haskins. boy.
Matthew and Annie Hagar. boy.
james G. and Edmouia Goinss, boy.
Champ and Annie Burroughs, boy.
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

Clarence NJ. Kelpy, 3 years. eo1 Ca ave nv.
Grace z. Padmore. L so Seaton place ne
Virginia ". Wilson SeA Westminster St NV.
Mary A. Hilton. 81. Srd and h sts. ne.
Charles N. Biedler, a, st. EiIabeth's Hospt
Charles Hartmann. 6 1B Ga ave nv.
Charles @ Crouch. g. Glenvood Oemstery, LIST
md Girard sta nv.
Mary L. Butler. 70. a t. na
Clyde W. JacksoI, 2. lSa II 81 NV.
Fannie +. Colbert, mon, Childrtr's Horrs
Infant Of Harry and Bertha Grades. ls houu
l75 eth st. nv.
COLORED.
Jane Jones. 60. Wash Asylum Hospital
Mary Taylor. % Freedmen's Hospital
Herbert Best, Il, E6 st. ~.
Ernest Walker, 6 mon, 81 washington n nm
The Washington herald., 1919-10-01
Moors in Ambush
xiii Spanish Police

Madrid. Sept 80. - Twelve ofhcers
and five soldiers were killed when a
detachment OF police fen into ambush
in Morocco. according to dispatches re-
ceived from the Spanish high commits
sioner in that country. A part OF the
detachment, native recruits. is report
ed to have deserted.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-01
Negro and Policeman Killed.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 30. B.
Barbaree. policeman. and John Tenn
pie. negro. fought duel which re-
suited In the death OF both of them
shortly after IL o'clock Monday
night. The negro shot the oficer
when called upon to. halt. and as
the policeman fell he fred into the
negro's body. The officer lived an
hour after being shot and the negro
died two hours later.
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NINE. JEANET1

PIANIST. CLAIRVOYANf
Gufrantees to read your entire hfe, past, Fro
ent and future. She asks no QUESTIONS, but b.
fore you utter . word she tells what You called
for. names Of frienda ensCnies; tells hov 70
gain success in business, health. cowtship, mar
Rage, divorce tslls you what part Of the world
viii be successful for you; advises how to gain
and hof6 = good position; shs tells II the ous
you love Is tue or false. Are you In troubled
Do you ind the one you have bestowed youf
trust and affection upon sctfn- cool and in
different toward youi She VIII remove all Oh
Etacles md tell you how - win and hold the
one you desire. She rcmites tie separated. 10
Gates absent friends OF relatives ReadinEs sLoos
Ae SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ,
Priyars Pariork Opp saks q On
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women who are in trouble and doubt concerning
which step to take in life to better themselyea
Before undertaking anything of any fmportance.
consult one who can properly adyise yonS Cod
advice, in time, often saves much anxiety and
trouble. Consult her today. Tomorrow may be
too late- Advice on HeaIth, Love Marriage
Business and Mining Ventures No one in tron.
bic turned away. Sees every one. ll3 18th st
NV Once hours. . m to d m
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PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Percy L Lowd. Of the nirht lino-
type section has been elected dele
gate 70 represent local Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans and leave. sun
day to attend the conveuffon sn
Atlanta After the reunion M. an6
Mrs. Lowd will visit at the old
home in Jackson. Miss.. ana Epend
several days with relatives in New
Orleans. =
Shirley s. Ashton, william A..
Behrens. Hans Coates, Robert 4.
Coleman. John c. Green, Ernest
Harrison. william J. Harrover.
Marcus r King. Martin ]. Nc
Namara. William J. Madigan. Bur
dette II. Martin. Michael J. Malone
and Robert Simpson, Of the PAM
phlet bindery. have been promoted
from helpers TO sie>ature pressmen.
s. G. Mawson announces the NEXT
regular meeting of Phil Sheridan
Post, g. A r.. Department Of the
Potomac. will be held Friday, oc-
tober ;. in the hall at 1912 Pennsyi-
vania avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OconneII
have returned from their honey
moon and are now at home AZ 1oe
Rhode Island avenue northeast
Mrs. Mamie n. Berry returned TO
the linotype section yesterday after
an absence of several weeks on ac-
count Of a newly-ar-ived grandson.
Joe Dierken has been transferred
from the proofroom to the office OF
superintendent Of work as Office
man
William A Jenkins has return-2
to the pressroom after being de-
tained at home for a week by III
ness.
Clarence c. Ledford has returned
from several weeks visit at his Old
home in North Carolina. and Is en-
tertaining hfs mother-in-law. Mrs s.
s. Short, Of Hickory, n. c., at his
home on Seventeenth street
Thomas P. Rooney. in charge OF the
electrotype molding room. has re-
turned from Boston and an autonno-
bile trip through New England.
Harry Arthur. Ernest p. Knapp.
Claude A. Pate. william Rebuschatis,
Mike Serrano, and Charles Wilhelm.
OF the night proofroom. are on leave
Jesse NJ. Clark has returned to the
day proofroom after a trip to Cuba
and New Orleans.
John F. Mccarthy, OF the forward
ing and finishing section. is spending
his vacation in New York w.
Henry b. Judson. Of the jobroom. is
enjoying three weeks leave.
James T. Ray has returned TO the
proofroom after several weeks leave.
George P. Halsey. Harry c. Hayne.
and Frank n. Long. OF the night
proofroom, are on the sick list
Daniel l. Sansome. James p. Gar
ner. Levi H Patterson. Glen o. Mur-
ray, Clifford l. Pither. Isaac II. Hines
and Edward J. Robinson are absent
from the hand section, on leave.
James W-Doocy has returned 20
his desk in the night proofroom after
several weeks leave.
Miss Margaret Featherstone Re
absent from the ruling and sewing
section, on leave
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MADAM RUTH
'slnIst Phrenolo1s Clairroyant
MADAME VICTORIA,

The gifted palmist and elairvoyant Can ad-
wise business. family Affairs. love and marriages.
Can tell you the name Of future husband oc
ful; how to avoid trouble and kOW to avoid evil
Influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
Entrance s2e Eth St au67s
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted clairIoyant and palmist- Gives advice
on business matters. love, health. and family af-
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife tells L one you love d true or false. What
part Of the country Is luckiest to you What to
do to be successful In life INe New York ave.
NV. Next door to Masonic Tempae. Read
tnu 81 idRM
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Tokenl
ArtiStic-eIpresiye-inez
Guide Bros. Co. l2I4F Street.
PROMPT auto delivery servics
nhlS-d
DIED.

DIED.
CROUCH. - CAPT. CHARLES CAR
ROLL CROUCH. formerly Of Con-
federate States army. on Monday
morning. September =. 1873. Capt
Crouch was born at Baltimore,
Nd, August z, 1881.
Funeral from his late residence.
First and Girard streets CGlen-
wood northeast. Washington. ID.
c.. p. m. October L Interment
at Arlington National Cemetery.
HARTlfANN.-On Tuesday. Septem-
ber 30. 1913, at 1l:05 a m, at his
residence, 30o5 Georgla avenue
northwest, CHARLES, the beloved
husband of Emma Hartmann, and
devoted father OF Frederick j.
Hartmann. of Philadelphia. and OF
Mrs. F. H. Bushby. Of Rfverdale.
Nd.
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence, Thursday. October 2. at z:3o
p. m Interment, Glenwood Gene
tery.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-01
PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Bust
ness Adviser. gives truth
ftL advice on all Affairs
Of life.
She Was born with
strange and remarkable
power-power not meant
to gratffy the idle en-
nouS but to direct. ad-
yise and helm nen and
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALusr: TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, . A. NJ
TO P. NJ. 6l5 7th ST. NV ocltf
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
NatenaI cathedr,l seheol for Cirh

wisconsin ave. ana woodlg road: ktnztsd
Within NE Cathedral elos; reopens fu dzy pu-
pAis October Z. INA Grades 6. q md D.
peryissd study and outdoor Hfe: coach from Do
ponf circle Tslephone Oeseland -. sen-lH !
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REAL ESTATE.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed ny the District Of ,joiumStH
MRS. BOSWELL.

PALMISr AND g. -RvOYANr.
Gives advice on business mattcrs love, health
and family Affairs; tells IL the one you love Is
true or false, what part Of the country u luck
lest TO you, what to do to be successful in life
Gives you dates and facts, tells you what has
passed in life. and what is happening. without
asking a single question. She does not tell to
please, but reads Just IS the hands indicate;
tells you the planets ycu were born under. the
mcky and unlucky planets; when and whom you
viii marry; settles and explains love, family
trouble, marriage divorce. health. lawsuits spec
ulaticus. investments, transactions of all kinds
In fact, no matter what your hope. fear am
bition, come to this noted palnist and find help.
There is no for anyone to be unsuccessful or
unhappy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readinss SLO. no 7th &. NV, between G and
II sta se3S7t
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SPIRITUALISTS.
Washington's Favorite Adviser
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

Moet remarkable reader Of human destiny OF
the present age tells your name in full also full
names of husband, wife or sweetheart; reveals
your innermost secrets. helps you to gain
your every desire; brings about marriage with the
one you love. and gives never failing help and
sdyice on business law suits or any affair Of hfe
Call today; he will surprise yon-
l220 G St. NV.
sunm
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

LIGHT ON LIES PROBLEMS
Frank Theodore Allen. Director. Astrological
Research Society. Life readinzs by appointment,
s. Typewrittn forecasts, Is up. Vocational
Guidance and ChRdrens Horoscopes q speSjalty
los E NV. Phone NFfanklin es2
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
Licmses, District Of Colufnbia, Washington.
d. O., October L 1913. Notice 10 hereby given
that On October 81. igs. an Of the following
licenses vii expire: Apothecarie. anctiooers
automobile storage warehouse. bill po<en. bill
lard. pool and other tables. bowling alleys board
Ing houses public baths. mediums, clairroyanfS
palmists. etc.. cattle dealers. commission mer-
chants. cigar dealers. building contractor car
nage and waepn mAkas. coufectioner1 deslers
in second hand personal property. dealers
in gasoline. dealers In marketx deale1 in
kerosrne oil and OILS Of NE grade manufacturS
ers. Wholesale and retan druggists who sen al
cohol. fuel huskstsrs. florists. hotels, employment
agencies investment companies. public halls
public parks. livery stables. steam and hand
hundries. land and Improvement companies.
loan brokers railroad ticket brokers restaurzpts
and eating houses, real estate asrnts slot ma-
chimes theAters and mdGtakers All person de-
string to continue in above described businesses
OF professions must promptly renew their licenses
WADE h cooMBS. sup.intendnt' Of Ia
censs. D. @. seDocl.234s
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