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The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
PLANS COMPLETED
TO MAKE TOMORROW
GREATEST FOURTH"
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of cavalry, infantry and artillery.
At the had Of the line Of hoats will
be the car Of Peace. typical of the ces-
sation Of world hostilities since the
last Fourth Of July.
The noats OF the nations, arranged
In diplomatic order. will follow this
car. punctuated by bands OF music at
close intervals. All the floats are cIas-
sic in design and chara cteristic Of the
people of the countries which they rep
resent
speetaeIes st Capitol
Amid splendid setting of officials
of this government. the diplomats OF
other nations, members OF the su-
preme Court, and the members OF Con-
gress. the great spectacles symbolical
OF the return OF peace will take place
In 'front.' Of the National Capitol at
$50 p. m. Fifteen thousand singers,
with all Of the bands taking part in
the parade. singing and playing under
the baton of Capt. Santelmann, will
sing patriotic anthems.
In this group OF singers is the
Central High School Community
Chorus, the Star Spangled Banner
Chorus. the War Camp Community
Service Chorus, the Community
Opera Chorus. the Church of the
Covenant Chorus. the Department OF
Labor Chorus. the Postoflce Depart
ment Chorus. Ingram Memorial
Church Chorus. Government Hotel
Community Sing. National Service
School Group. Trinity Episcopal
Church Choir, Y. W. c. A. Home
Glee Club, Finance Division Chorus.
Takoma Park Community Chorus,
Commission on Training Camp Ac-
tivities Chorus, Church OF Our Fa-
ther Chorus. Goldenberg Chorus.
! Hecht Chorus. Kann Chorus. Lans-
burgh Chorus. Woodward end 10th
rop Chorus. Mount Pleasant Chorus.
! Business Women's Council Chorus,
Y. w. c. A. Chorus and Walter Reed
Hospital Chorus.
At $3.50 the opening salute Of the
fireworks on the Monument grounds.
Illuminating the great white shaft.
and spreading rays OF light over the
city. will he fired. This spectacular r
display will include victory bomb
shells, lightning flashes. Jets of
flame, showers OF rockets and SHIN
mering streamers OF fire.
This event is under the direction
OF Edwin c. Graham
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE
George T. Cochran, q, and Helen A. Sim
mons .. both Of Washington. The Rev. T. Z.
DAVIS.
Thomas J. McNickle. 30. and Christine NJ.
Rankin. q. both Of Washington. The Rev. n
Hayes
Edsar La Mitchell. 70. q Culreper, Va, and
Mildred A. b. Barnes. IS, Of Ellington. Va
Ths Rev. G. c.. Bacon.
Edgar O. buckingham, t5 sand Frano-s B.
Espey. 10. both Of Washington The Rev. j.
c. Ball.
Hugh W. White. 8. and Lucretia B. Thomp-
son. q. both Of Washington. The Rev J.
Z. Hand.
Edward C. claudfelter. g, Of San Diego, Cal
and Margaret NJ. Anche, q. Of Richmond, Va
The Rev, ]. Weidely.
Thomas A.. McCorkle, o, Of Portsmouth. Va
and NJ. Bthel McCorkle. "a, Of Alexandria, Va
The Rev. A. r. Bird.
Harvey L. Humphrey. .. and Msry L ston-
rell. =. both OF Washington. The Rev. Z.
II. Sven.
Sssncss 4. spons. u end Julia Y. s.Aas-
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CHAMBER SEEKS,
COURT REFORMS
Urge Municipal Court Take
Over Some Work to Re-
Geve Supreme Court. !.

That the Jurisdiction OF the Munio-
pal Court OF the District should pe
increased 50 az TO admit cases inyolr-
ing amounts up TO $500. instead Or
500. was resolved by the board Of
directors Of the Chamber Of commeree
at its meeting last night
This action is necessary IN order 10
relieve the crowded docket Of the su-
preDe Court Of the District Any iees
Jurisdiction will not help the depIorsu<s
situation. according TO A Leftwfch
sinclair. chairman Of the COMMITTEES On
law and legislation
The added jurisdiction to the Mo
Eicipsl Court" said Mr.. Sinclair. viii
stiU leave the Supreme Court with
crowded dockets IN all its branches.
and II will be necessary 10 have az least
two additional justices In that court
to attend TO the current business"
second resolution adopted is
that the law should provide for
jury trials in the municipal court
where the amount involved exceeds
$40.
The meeting considered the mat
ter OF the disposal Of Liberty Hut.
An attempt is being made 20 see
that IL In retained until other tenn
porary war buildings are removed.
A committee has been appointed TO
consider the matter Of inducing COM
ventions to select Washington as a
meeting place. II the Liberty Hut
is available for such conventions, IL
ives said. il will be a big drawing
card.
Tine board iadoIEed a proposal ~
the War Camp Community Service
to form an Information and personal
service bureau TO work at the Union
Station in assistance TO travellers.
IT is believed that this will increase
the number OF visitors to the city.
The beard appropriated SiOO for
the Fourth OF July celebration. and
another 800 for the childrs MS out
ing fund Of Camp Good VIII.
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hawska, q both Of Baltimore. Nd. The Rev.
J I. Barrett
John Donohue. 4s. and Mare O Menies. q
both of Balti8ore, Nd The Rev J. r. Roth
BSerett NJ Ashworth, q and Katie Z Bur
ton, 81. both q Dmfne., Va The Rev T
II DAVIS
COUORED.
Samuel B. Smith, d. and Cl.rz q, Davis, 2,
both Of Washington. The Rev s r W Drew
Henry Fcster. IS. and Sette Downs, u, both
Of washinetoa The Rev. A. ]. Tyler
Richard NJ Msdispn, IS. and Nznc-s Garner,
. both OF Washington. The RcT A J. oidS
Lewis W. Badd. q. and Alberta Pryr, 5,
both OF Washington The Rsw. D. Pollard
GeoVgs y. Rotinson, IS, aud zeliA L. PSuo,
20, both q Washington The Rev. w ]. Br-ots
William Binyoun. 90 and Joe-phine johnson,
3. both H Washington The Rev D Pollard
The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
Roosevelt Follows His
Fathers Footsteps

Nineola. y. Y, July 2.-Lieut. Col
Theodore Roosevelt has thrown his
hat in the ring" according to an
announcement made by Edward VI.
Conlon. chairman of the Oyster Bay
Republican town committee today.
Conlon said Roosevelt has agreed
to accept the Republican nomination
for assemblyman from the second
district of Nassau County.
According to Conlon. Roosevelt
made his candidacy conditional on
not engaging in a night at the prim-
aries. Roosevelt attended a meet
ing of the town committee today
and was said to have outlined his
position.
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FOR SALE-MIScELLANEOUs

VACUUM CLEANER; ALL ATTAOHMESTs
excellent condition; suitable for home, school
or church B Taylor St NV. Columbia Resl J
just
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100 Dead, Many Homeless
After Florence Quake

Rome, July 2.-The first reliable
reports from Florence placed the
number Of dead in Sundays earth
quake at 100. Several hundreds
were injured. Three thousand fam
lilies in Romagna were homeless
today.
Apparently the center of the
earthquake was the Nicchio dis
trict. where the greatest damage
was done. Rescue work continues
day and night by troops dispatched
to every afflicted district.
Villa Delmonte. Villa Gustina and
Villa Angel. three small towns.
were wiped out by the shocks.
NitiEliano and Pilarquiano were
badly wrecked.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Edwin O Heeth 20 years Georeetowp Ho<pt.
Elizabeth Smith. &C. 2l4 18th st Sc
William W. Fugate. 81. 1884 18Th st. nv.
Valentine Mendel, &C. 100 Irving st. ne
Joseph A. Spencer. rs - upshur q. nv.
Cecilia A. Byne. %. sibley Hospital.
Michael McKenna. Sc, Wash. Asylum Hospt
John Dafas, y. en- route Casualty Hospital.
Frank 0. Carter. Sc, l22s ST. me-
Robert Kelly, "a, $50 llth st. sw.
Goldie Hyman. s.. Emergency Hospital
Catherins ouieley. hours rs 18th st. w,
COLORED.
Amelia Sweeney. n, l6 Douglass road .e,
Mamie z Smith. q, 81 3rd at. Sc
Andrew Jackson, s. 5l2 NJ st sw.
Melvin Henson, l6. 50 Sumer road.
Paul Brown. l, Wash. Asylum Hosrital
David Boone. , Freedmen,s HOSPITAL
Harrison Washington. mon. Freedmen's Hos,
Ralph Budd, IL mon. sos seaton court nv.
Inf. VIM. and Matte Diamond, Q hours. Isp
Vermont ave NV.
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BARGAINS IN CHAIRS. SOFAS. WHITING
deek and other furniture. Chair caninr. re-
painns ano upboasttrins Z r. RUSSELL
@ n st nv sn,a -
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Two Held as Slayers
OF Tennessee Sheriff

Nashville, Tenn. July 1.-TWO men.
identified as r. b. Peters and r. p.
Cuzzort. suspected slayers of Sheriff
W. H. Stevens, who was shot to death
Friday night near Franklin. were cap
tured at Lyles yesterday Afternoon.
They were brought 10 Nashville this
morning for safe keeping.
Governor Roberts has ordered out
part of the State police, who are be-
ing held in readiness in case a mob
Is organized at Franklin. Stevens
was IS years old and Confederate
veteran.
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World Strike Is Planned
To Urge Demobilization

Paris, July G-The French. British
and Italian federations OF labor have
decided on a general two-day strike
Of international character. 10 be CALI
ed for July % and q. according to.
the newspaper Midi today.
The newspaper said the strike is for
the purpose Of demanding immediate
rehabilitation and non-interference
with the Russian and Hungarian
Soviets
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Lemuel Quigg, Famous
Politician, Dies IN N. Y.

New York. July 3 - Lemuel Eli,
Quigg, prominent Republican poll
tician. died today at his residence here
OF Brights disease. The funeral will
be private
He was born in Chester. Maryland.
February L.. 1863 He was a member
OF Congress for three terms. lS9S to
lSoa
The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
Educators for Wilson or Taft.

Milwaukee. July 2.-Woodrow VIII
son. or w. II. Taft, would be accept
able TO the National Educational AS
sociation for Secretary OF Education,
n that new Cabinet position is Gre
ated. These names led all others in
discussion today among delegates to
the National Education Association
convention strongly ursing the Cab
met position.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n C
June q. 1919. SEALED PROPOSALS win be
received at this Office, Room 5ll. District Build
ing. until O'Clock D. m, on July %. 1919 for
furnishing one switchboard for the Rock Greek
Pumping Station. District Of Columbia Forms
Of proposals. specifications and necessary in-
formation may be obtained from the Chief Clerk
Engineer Department, Room ~, District Build.
ing. Washington. d. c. LOUIS BROwNIyOW.
W. GWYNN GARDINER, CHARLES w.
kUrZ. Commissioners jez.S.sojul,23
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trct Of Columbia. June d. 1919 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of
the Secretary OF the Board OF Commissioners.
Room 5ll. District Building, until Q O'Clock,
p. m. July II. 1919 for the construction of a
cold storage room. changing location OF switch
board and conduits, and installing new conduits
wires. etc. at the Municipal Fish Market. AZ
10th and Water s.s sw. Blank forms of pro-
possl, plans. specifications and all necessary in
formation may he obtained from the Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room AZ, District Build.
ing Washington, d. c. deposit of five dollar rs
will be required Of bidders to insure the return
Of the plans and specifications. LOUIS BROWN.
LOW. W. GwYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
W. kuTz. Commissioners. d. c.
,ees, ,esaiul.s5
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d O.
June g. 1919 Sealed proposals will be re-
ceiyed at this Office. Room SILL District Build
ING, until : o'clock p. M. on July 3. 1919.
Tor furnishing one switchboard for the Rock
Creek Pumping Station. District Of Columbia.
Forms of proposals. specifications and necessary
information may be obtained from the Pur.
chasing onicer. ID. c.. Room. 30. District
Building. Washington. D. C. LOUIS BROWN
Low, W. GWYAN GARDINER, CHARLES
W, kuIz. o0nmissongA sui-4
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British to Deal with Hun Ships.

London, July 2.-The British ship
ping controller. according to the Daily
Nail. stated today that the German
ships taken over in South Ameri-
can ports under terms OF the armis-
tice will be dealt with by the British
government, not the American au.
thorities.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
No One Wants Wilkins Body.

Mineola. n. Y. July County Of
fcials do not know what disposition
TO make of the body of DIR. Walter
Keene wilkins. convicted OF Wife
murder. who committed suicide last
week in the county Jail. There has
been no claimant Of the body and
no money is available for the tu-
neral.
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MADAME ALLEN
PALMlsT AND CLAIRvoYANT.

sl2 STREET NV
Guarantees to read your entire life past. nres-
ent and future: gives tue advice on bus,nes,
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she will remove all obstacles and tell you how
TO win and hold the one you desire: she gives
advice on all important affairs OF life; readings
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Claiming and vashte Carroll, boy. =,
Ben and Elsie Vipperman, girl.
Adam l.. and Rachael q. Walter. boy.
Patrick J. and Winnie Qusiey. girl.
COLOkED.
Henry and Emma Smart, g1rI.
Rozia and Ada Jackson, girl
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Shocked High Up in Air.

Boston, July 2.-William Fitzgerald
certainly was shocked. While work
ing on an electric light pole $500
volts passed through him. whereupon
he took to the air and landed safely.
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"CEALO Parker"

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The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
Shoes Run Over Sidewalk.

Hartford, Conn. July s-Therc was
a rush for new shoes last nicht-done
M in the box. One unfortunate
dropped his box. and the shoes" ran
all over the sidewalk
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BELMONT.

Noted clAirroyant and palmis. Gives advice
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fairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells if one ycu love Is true or false What
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ieB9t
MRS. MARY SHOEMAKER, sPTRITUAL
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l4<3. Hours. !; u. N. to D. m sp2-pt
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Prnhibihnn Did IT,

indianapolis. July Emma Lacy
poured csrboiic scid into bottle or
whisky to create a Kick" II d.
into a hospital q
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed by District Of Columbia
MADAM STANLEY
ROYAL GYPSY PIANIST,

Your iutrre is written in your hand. A kno-l-
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visited her in a skeptical frame of mind and
have been convinced and hcred. Absolute sat
idactiUn guaranteed or fee refunded, Why not
consult her todayl ISL H ST. Me- je3pt
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MADAM EPPY,

Il.
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ers are wonderful; indisputable advice; clear in
formation concerning love, courtship marriage
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equally beneficial and interesting: you are wiser
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located; hours, a m
to p. m.
pa PA. AVE. NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANICURIsT wANTED-YoUNG LGpIB
TO learn manic1lring; great demand for expert
manic,Iriss; special simmer rate for two weeks,
Is for ccurse and complete c1tht. MME CAT
LIN. lib Columbia road NV Phone Col. 7lso.
iul-1
w r Z D-WoMEN TROUBLED WITH
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thin temples to use our s1ccsssful hair tonic.
DsndrtIf Creme, Temple Ofeme, and Anti Oh
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED WITH W B.
Moses & Sons in ths names Of the following
w. A. Brown, VI. q Case. Virginia East Mrs
Emma Miller, will be sod at public auction with
IN the sales rooms of @. G. Sloan & Co, Is2
" Y. ave, on Saturday, July 10. next 10 pay
for sorase ard other charges. all parties in
terested please take notice. je8tju3
The Washington herald., 1919-07-03
FOES OF LEAGUE SEE
NEW DANGER In FRENCH
PREMIER'S LETTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

cesu's prompt and Official aclznowl-
edgment OF the powers OF the league
in this respect afforded strong proof
that under Article NI OF the coven-
aEt the league would assume the
ri ght 10 interfere in such matters.
The movement for ratification with
rescrvations Is growing in strength.
leaders OF the anti-lcague fight say.
and ffty-one votes are certain 20 be
cast FOR reservations on Article Y,
Article Xf. and on the Monroe Doc
trine
Norris Joins Anti.-
A strong accession 10 the anti-league
ranks came yesterday. when Senator
Norris. OF Nebraska. announced that
he wac opposed to the entire treaty.
mainly on account of the Shantunr
award to Jepan. The Senator strongiy
favcrs . league Of some kind 20 In
sure peace. but finds IN the covenant
now presented that he will oppose a.
unless il is amended or reservations
are adopted.
Senator Norris could scarcely con-
troll himself in discussing the Shan
tunr decision. which ne characterized
as "a n1onstrous outra se." and ACT
or robbery and murder" and a. tive
larceny Of no people" Hr said:
The Shantung decision Is ahs~i1te'v
indefensihle cannot sec how u
squares with our American nri-ciaies
Of Justice. No man Is more anxious
for league OF nations than 7 a--'.
hut can't conceive that 81 was nae
essary TO commit murder and robbery
10 get e. II f. about ss bsd as
the treaty had said that New England
should be turned over 20 Canada untl
Canada Yves willing 10 give II back:
there would he just as much Justice
in that as In the award OF Shsntunc
TO Japan.
ChInn Wa. HeIper--
sShina was helpless and uns bic 20
resist. and the Pesce Conference al
lowed her 70 he robbed. The decision
emphasizes Whist might he done 10 ms
hy Article y. If I had NV way about
il would strike Article Y out of the
treaty. But the whole threaty s -
bad. that even v the lea cue of ns-
tions covenant we're perfect should
still he compelled 20 vote against the
treaty in its present form.
Last Morday IN the Senate. Senator
EIitchccck stated that the Catholic
Aluunaa at their recent session N ~.
Louis indorsed the league % nations.
This statement was contradiCted by
the following message which wss re
ccived TODAY by Senator Borah. =
conv being sent also 20 Senator Hitch
cock.
The statement made Monday that
the Iuterna tionsl Federation OF Cath
olic Alunnae in convention st 81
Louis iadorsed the present form ~
the league Of nations is no, correct.
I am personally responsible for the
amendment OF IN" resolution sent 20
us fo- adoption hy the League TO
Enforce Peace. THE amendment car
ried unanimously. indorsinC "a league
Of nations. which would give Justice
and freedom % sll the world. aTd
protesting against the covenant in its
present form.
CSignedl "ADA X CANNON.
Governor of Iowa Alumnae"
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MADAM D'ASEIMAN
Clairvoysnt
oom 33. 1901 G Street NV.
MADAM LENORE

Gifted clsiryoyant and medium. can be con
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she sucoeeds- Her advice is good try her. No
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hce ~ llth st. NV. two doors north of Palais
Royal store. Hours, II a. m. to r. m. Nrl-sot
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. PROGRAM.
March "alhei Vtc,orr''. -. Zicks
''v-rtars. na.iet Iokn''. .Iindr.fut.r
'.,t~-pts f-an the musicsi rr-nance
''Som- Tirne" ...................-.-.- -priwi
'.spc- Solo. 'rouAnt To fADo'' -....- ss,to
'Nu.irisn Arthur : wifcUh.
''Nopalteht On the Mn" ..... senzberr
r. I've St~t. -.Nsnrny O'Nine" Pinkard
WzBz Use oul- Cirf'' ....-....... He-h--t
'irnd Military Tsftoo II the Rritish
ATmy -.,-.--.s-.e>>. &c.,. b. .. ko'zan
syr~n-is. Gy1-eirnsl fan-s~--uhlr
Mr7rh-pumnets spunt Grand nat
too.-s'Fsatcn's Hyrnr-arsi' - prz.er
tseaiag Hymn. "Ahids vith Me-
LslSss Out
'The star spanei~d Bsnner.-
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; raLLs
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FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. b A. ".
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BAND CONCERT.
rRoGRAN.

N''.p. R7pd concc-i. Rririrt~ood rs--rvoi-
h's a-rning a; "a. wsIer Y Smith 80
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MADAME ZELIA

Genuine Egyptian Palmist. II
in doubt Of love, business or fam
lily affairs, consult Madame ZclIa.
6l5 9TH ST. N. W.
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LOST.
HELP WANTED.

30 HEAR THE FUNNY WAY A CROWD
| Il women and men were collected on y s.
" T. Hes SEem. pastor. Centennial Bapttst
r-h, nh ard Eve ne. Sunday night
t5a
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted piimia snd eiairroyanI Oar sa.
viss business. family s1aifs. love and tnsrrias,s
rsD ten you tho name u frture husband Or vifs.
Can tell ycu the secra q being successful. sov
h avoid trouble and spr to arosd evil infusnc.
safisfsction guaranteed or no cnarss. EItr.nc,
t2e 7th p .pllss
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ROOMS FOR RENT

/ Esi4 5th ST Nw-PETwORTH sECTTON
near soldiers' Hone; close to trolleys; nicely
Furnished room for rent in private family; single,
'SD Per month double IS per month. ju3Jt
The Springfield herald., 1919-02-14
Ira McGill, Villas, $l.50.

Ira MC1lli, Was, Pi'oo'
Thos. Nell, Joycoy. S1.50.
f. " Jenkins, Villas, $3.50.
Earl Saxtnn, Maxey, 81. so.
j C. I.oomis, Lamport, $500
j. -. p. Opfer, Joycoy, 81 so.
Thum : Flaws, Claire City, 5.
d., $l.50
Wall Wilson was up from Z.
[. Wed & day.
Sale bii~ while you don't wait
-Hera. =. Office.
]. q. Ratliff was up from the
Cimarron Monday.
Jno. McKellar was over from
Utleyville Monday.
Chas. E. Ryder of Joycoy was
in town on the 9th.
Ex.soldier Lee Drake has open
ed up barber shop in the pool
hall.
Ex.Gommissioner Barr W a s
trading in town the first of the
week.
A lengthy poem from |. II,
Smith is laid over for future
issue.
Samuel James, Setonsburg.
sends in $3.50 for the good old
Herald.
Ex-Commissioner Barr of North
Flats was trading in Springfield
on the 10th.
]. W. Basom came down from
Michigan last week for a two
wee} s. stay.
Preacher Hudnall was over
from his Las Animas home the
first of the week.
C.. S. Crawford recently bought
Tom Clifford's half section, CON
sideration $1,000.
q. B. Osteen came in from
Camp Travis, Tex, last week, on
a 20 day THROUGH
If you want what you want
when you want it-subscribe for
the Herald and get the five maps
gratis.
w. A.. Tansey of Maxey joined
the Herald in its campaign for a
greater Baca county the first of
the week.
It is reported that Rev. Hall
na;e a good sermon Sunda
night. Good attendance Sunday
aud Sunday night.
We overlooked me entioninR last
week that Joe Boyd was in town
the first of the week after long
tussle with the fiue.
We have an excellent letter
from DR.. Regnier on the closing
issues Of the war that will be
published next week.
F. M. Jenkins will have a pub.
lie sale on the 25th. The cows
he is selling are eastern mixers,
hense specially good milk stock.
Sutherland and Baker have
bills out for a sale on til. goth
inst. They are selling out and
leaving the country,so everything
goes. See ad. Elsewhere
W A. Wilson Of Utleyville re-
turned from a years visit in
Missouri the first of the week.
l. here to stav. and planked
down a 81. SO for the famou, SO.
j. c. Loomis Of Lamport and
Perkins and daughter, Stevens
and Glover of Pride. were in the
hup the first of the week. j. c..
Loomis put himself two wears
ahead with the Herald.