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MRS. JEANETT

PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no questions
but before you utter a word she tells what
you called for, names Of friends, enemles
tells how to gain Bucuces8 I'm businesa
health courtship. marriage, divorce, tells
you v hat part Of the world will be sue
eesgfu for you; advises how to gain and
hold a good position; she tells II the one
yon love Is true or false. Are you IN
trouble? Do you md the one you have
bestowed your trust and affection upon
acting cool and Indifferent toward you3
She will remove all obstacles and tell you
how to win and hold the one you desire.
She reunites the separated, locates absent
friends and relatives. Readings, 400.
5oo 9TH ST. n. W. Opposite SakS & Col
Private Parlors 90
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AUBURN fOuF-cylindeF hve-pass. touring,
in perfect mechanical condition; n. 5.
tires All around, ] extra: also extra equip
Inents W. A. BREMER, 111o King St.
Alexandria, Va -
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PERSONAL
DR.. REED, SPECIALIST
se4 SEVENTEENTH STREET

tC4 SENSNI TEEN ! = SAFA4s[A
-. n. ,,.,-. successful practice in ths
OFGI " lCaIS cure of Chronis Nerves.
and Special Diseases of Nsn and WOmsA
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh. Obeslly. RhsunhtIs1, Goa
HIipatioh, PNe8. Throat l.0uBn, BraiA
Heart Blood aud skin Diseases. Nesvau9
Debility, Kidney DfBaaseb. Bladder Crols
bleB Specific Blood Poisoning. EeiplonA
Life aud sale. Nathads.
SOC, Bacteria VSgcins, ana al the 80
ssrliuaB and anL-tG1lng ldminigtaraa
chargos low, Godicina furuiaAa4
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Y PERMISSION.
Mr.. W. S. HQGE. Notary, With House
Hermann. sol 9Th q. N W.
MRS. n. r. STREET. OHics EqCipmsnl
Suite 500 Real Estate Trust Bldg-
Mr.. FRANK OwTNGs, Assistant Cashier.
Bank Of Commerce and Savings. north.
east corner OF Ttb and E sts. N. "
Mr.. GEORGE w. ESTLER, Butchers staiis
II and IL. Western Market residsnea
124I 51st st. N. ".
NR. WALTER P. n AMsEY. ATTORNEY.
District National Bank Building.
Mr. JOHN r. HUTCHINSON. fTs9 H1r~
St N W.
Mr.. LOUIS COOK. IfIs R q. n. ~.
MRS. JOHN II. RAWLINGS. 1tls , u
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RBO-Late IL, touring; one-man top, seat
covers and willard battery; all new;
mechanically perfect and looks like new;
a bargain for quick cash sale 1124 Eye
ST. n. z. -
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MADAME VICTORIA


EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDItM
Can tell you anything you wish to know or
md out in business. health. and family af-
fairs: tells you the name of the LADY or
gentleman you will marry and when you
will marry. Have you found the one you
have bestowed your affection upon acting
cool or distant toward you? She can tell
you II the one you love Is trus or false and
tell you how TO win and hold the one Of
your choice; tells you What business and
what part Of the world il most lucky for
you and advises you how to gain and hold
q good position; she brings the separated
together; makes happiness between man
and wife. The Madam can tell you II any
body has put bad luck or evil influence on
you and she can tell you how to take IL
on. The Madam can tell you the cause OF
your troubles and how to avoid them. Can
advise you in divorce cases: when to specu-
late and where to locate. This lady does
not tell to please you. but gives only truth
ful advice you can depend Satlsfac-
tiOn guaranteed charge. Readings
81. 529 9Th st. ". W. So
NINE. KARTO, cIairVOyAnt medium, will
give advice on health. business and love
affairs. Readings soc and 800. Franklin
1909. $40 5th St n. w. 90
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WHAT SHOULD DO?

How often in life we come to a stand
still. perpleXed and in doubt concerning
which step to take for the best
II is just at this step on the ladder Of
life that the mistakes are made SO don't
decide your future on mere guess work
Be advised by one who can properly ad-
wise you on health. love, marriage bust
ness, inventions, speculations and all af-
fairs Of life. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges. Hours, a. m. to D. m
STUDIO $40 9Th ST y. W.
NINE. RUTH
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WHERE TO EAT

~ you live near the KnickerbocksF
IheSter you should EAT al the
MlOAING CAFE. Prompt service. Reg
ulaF meals. also a Ia carte MontbIv ratSs
1925 18th St N W. suiS- set
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MISS CAIN Mani MsPIouTinsi T1sstms5t F1e' and
TlO 9Th st. y. W. Apart. l. Main ;s.: 1888
MADAME La BLANC
Electrical face and scalp treatment, mani
curing, 10 to 8. 2:5 H St NV. Apart. 4
MRS. LILLIAN long or Bush. address
q A. orr, General Delivery, city. -
VACUUM UM-NATUREOPATH
TREATMENT
,,u-ss Rheuma tism, Paralysis. Nervous Ali
ments, and the Serious Chronic Disease-
Treatment for Women and Children only
Virginia n oIt -CongdOn, ND, 1888 llth 81
y ". Phone y s2ss. Hours, 2 to 4 y; N
FLORA MAE,
ManicurIng. scalp treatment. shampooing
and facial massaEs-
1418 w st. n. W., Apt. 81.
LIMP IN-WALK OUT !
VIII LSON-CHIROPODISr
134O EYE ST. N. w.
| Hra 10 a. M. to s p. N. Open SaturdayA
] Main 5152
MANICURING A%T ASs5,ms5t- ELLIs' HSa4!, SSnlP
10 to s. 71S 11th st. y. W. apt. :. %
BRASS BEDS
Chandeliers. fixtures. table ware
Made like few by National Plating Co. Inc.
Washington's neW big metal finishing plant.
All Goods Called For and Delivered.
au2s-sot
DO YOU LOVE good heaIthP You oaa
have Il. Cali at 1873 7th st. n. W. OLD
INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
NM s9s
WIFE, experienced and
competent, will take entire charge OF
food. laundry. medical attention. clothing,
etc. $50 monthly. MRS. II. N. HODGSON,
Homecoming. Md.
SKIN DISEASES
Why suffer from Eczema. Acne. Inham.
nation, or any Skin Aieetion: all are cur
able Itehlngs promptly stepped; Dh Dh
Hours 10 to l. to 8. jsS-tf
OLD-FASHIONED HERBS
..5i s. @sEs $ss, ! sss, f;:s {; ga
system: PuTiies the zeHn
blood, tones the system, EtAaAD
replenishes the kidneys, S1yy
relieves Brights disease,
gravel, rheumatism. SCI 80
ANAGas llAAe-eNa -
and colds. f-S44si5
NJ. A. Louis & Sons.
Treatment for all various aIlmsnta
THE HERB SPECIALISTS.
Established 1888. 229 @ q. n. ".
seS-Su-tf
MARIIDA WILLIAMS,
ManicurinS. Facial and Scalp Treatment
To3 Sth ct. N. w. Apt. ?. Main St68.
| NELSON'S BEAUTY SHOP |
AND SCHOOL /
1905 F STREET n. w
(Over LiggetCS Drug StorN)
Ladies' Only. Phone Franklin 2S93 I
EXPERT HAIR DYEING.
FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT.
Summer Glasses At Speeias RateA
FYPERIENCED DREssMAKER - Latest
: styies:- reasonable. SIS Hobart ~ n. w.
Phone Gel. 953E. ArE z. klDWELL.
aulS-st
Miss CAMERON M1aTieq5inS;, !. d %i e. '5oTS, 4
fsI3 New York ave \. W., second aooE.
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MADAME FPPY
PHRENOLOGY

Genuine Egyptian Palmist. Reads past
present and future. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. s24 Pa. ave. n. w. 9s
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MADAM VASTE

& BUSINESS ADVISER.
There is no subject OF greater impor-
tance to man than the study Of himself
Through the science OF phrenoIoEy Iife's
innermoSt secrets can be revealed BY
knowing yourself you can gain success and
happiness.
BE advised by one who can properly ad-
wise you. Timely advice prevents many a
failure. Satisfaction or no charges
HOURS. 10 A. ~. TO P NJ
LOCATED SOS ITII CT W
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au30-sQt

TRANsFER AND HAULING By TEUOE
FiFSt-clasB service at IoW cost 20 yea
n 4. LUCAS.
Phone Main 1913 AZ iath 8G ~. W
au1S-5oe
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Looks accurately into the farthes. depths
II human hand and reads the most dell
cate and shadowed signs OF ones life.
descendant OF that famous Gypsy queen
Eella, who. mere than a century ago, read
the hands OF crowned heads of Europe
Madame Zella has praCticcd reading the
mysteries OF the hand since a girl and has
been taught by the most noted CT her
Tfh At n W.
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

sTARTERS, generators and maKnetOs re-
paired: batteries Inspected free; Phila-
deiphla diamond grid battery service geas
ton. HALEY AUTO AND ELECTRlCAL
REPAIR CO.. ll0S Conn ave Fhone Maih aai
GE4G auS-SVt
Our hreproof garage containing $4,000
square feet of hOOr space has returned
from the war.
IT is again available as a home for your
car.
efficient ami prompt service than ever be-
fore.
Both live and dead storage
Reasonable rates.
Motor Co. of Washington
Operating
The Twenty-fOurth and M
Streets Garage
oath and NJ Streets N. w.
PHONE WEST 7lO and an.
ss4-3Ot
YOUR engine troubles sEplained; get Dykes
Auto sneyelo. PeaFlmAn's, 93i q st, nv.
ja2l-t
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PALMISTS
PROF. WRIGHT
MADAME ZELLA

Palmist and clairyoyant: readings daily.
sat. guar SIC F 81. Phone Main 1887.
The Washington times., 1919-09-07

WILL CURE THE SERIOUS AILMENTS OF MANKIND-IHOSE
CONSIDERED Incurable-IN NATURES WAY, WITHOUT
Operations EVERY OTHER METHOD HAS FAED
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MADAME LENORE
MADAM PARKER

MISS la POINTS, spiritual adviser. In
dian psychiC. 101l Sth ST. " w l0'
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-11
Two Negro Jitney Drivers of Hamlet
Murdered.

Two murders came to light Friday
with the confession of w. Foster
Parsons, in Richmond county Jail at
Rockingham. He said that on Aug.
fst he and man named James Ham
mock, from Virginia, hired Buck Phil
lips negro, to drive them from Hamlet
to Cognac, that when near Hoffman
Hammock suddenly threw his arm
around the driver and shot him
through the head. They dragged
the body into the woods and went to
Durham, where they sold the cal
for $3.50 and divided the money. Par
sons said the job seemed so easy that
he decided to do it by himself, so he
went to Hamlet on the night of Aug
20, hired Joe Wilson, colored next
day, and when near Keyser shot him
through the back of the head and
went on to Durham with the car.
Parsons was thought well of in
Rockingham and his friends think
now that he must be insane to have
acted as he did.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-11
PLOT TO AID CARRANZA.
Latest Is Alleged Discovery of Plot
to Assassinate Mexican Chief.

Washington, Sept. Announce
ment in Mexico City newspapers that
Gen. Juan Barragan, Mexican chief
of staff, has discovered a plot to
assassinate President CarranZa is be-
! lieved by officials here to be another
part Of the movement by the inner cir
! Gle of Carranza's office holders to
win support of their chief among the
Mexican people. There have been
many evidences in the past few weeks
of Carranza's weakening power, it is
said, in some quarters here and re-
Gently Luis Cabrera, secretary Of the
treasury and Gem Barragan have been
particularly active in their efforts to
maintain Carranza's strength. Stor-
les of the imminence of American in
tervention and of plots against Car
rama have been carefully circulated
throughout Mexico, it is said, with a
view to impelling the Mexican people
to rally to the support of the gov
/ ernment.
The text of Gen. Barragan's latest
alleged discovery Of a conspiracy fol-
lows:
Information has been received in
the Presidency that a high official of
the electric company of Orizaba has
left or will shortly leave, for Eng
land on behalf of the reactionaries
and trusts, bearing documents against
Mexican Government in order to bring
pressure from the Allies toward in
tervention by the United States. In
the event Of failure in this attempts
will be made on the life of President
Carranza with a view to bringing
about anarchy in Mexico which shall
determine the action of the Americans
toward Intervention"
1t Is pointed out in official circles
here that if Gen. Barragan knew of
any such conspiracy he would be able
to bring the conspirators quickly to
book.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-11
YOUR CATARRH MAY
LEAD TO CONSUMPTION

not be cured by sprays, inhalers,
atomizers, jeilies and other local
applications.
S. s. S. has proven a most salts
factory remedy for Catarrf be-.
cause it goes direct 10 its source.
and removes the germs of the dis
ease from the blood. Get 4 bottle
today, begin the only logical treat
ment that gives real results. For
free medical advice write Medical
Director, y Swift Laboratory At
lanta, Ga,
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Dangerous to Use Treatment
for Only Temporary Relief.

There is more serious stage of
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
BY the stopped-up air passages,
and other distasteful features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency of the disease to continue
its course downward until the
lungs become affected, and then
dreaded consumption is on your
path. Your own experience has
taught you that the disease can
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More About Mary.

Mary wore a little waist,
And it was so low breasted,
That if a man had worn the thing,
He would have been arrested.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-11

Luke McLuke-
When Mary dear is thus bedight,
Exposure she is breasting;
And she must know the very sight,
OF her is quite arresting.
Newark Advocate.
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A Safe, Profitable Investment.

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Evening star., 1919-04-23

the hardships or expressions that have
racked the rank and file Of Europe.
They have had . chance in the world;
and the great majority have signaily
improved it. Americans have the bal
lot. Wage-workcrs earn and receive
more money than men and women simi-
larly employed In other countries.
They have a substantial stake in the
country, and a voice in its govern
ment.
Nevertheless, it is most desirable that
the utmost pains should be taken to
keep bolshevism at as great distance
as possible Neither men nor women
affected with the disease should be ad
mitted into tho country. They would
be q peril, and might become posi-
tive injury.
It will not be easy to guard against
such people. They have q good deal
of cunning, and have managed to
smugg1e themselves into all parts Of
Europe. Closing our gates altogether
would be an extreme measure, and out
of keeping with both our professions
and our practices. In some way. how
ever, and by some means, Congress
is likely to try to solve the problem.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
The Women's Bond Work.

As in the other loan campaigns, the
women of America are doing efficient,
patriotic work in this fifth bond issue,
serving as statesmen and contributing
greatly to the public enthusiasm and
interest. In this city they are es-
pecially active and have been in all the
campaigns. They are well organized
and we'll led. They are thoroughly
canvassing those sections Of the field
that have been allotted to them, and
are turning in a gratifying daily quota
of subscriptions.
It has been estimated that there are
one million women enlisted in the
bond campaign in the United States.
Most Of these have had experience in
all five of the campaigns. In the four
issues that have preceded the present
no less than one third of the sales are
accredited to the efforts Of the women
They are hoping now to maintain this
average in the fifth and last issue, and
judging by the spirited manner in
which they are handling their part of
the work here in Washington they will
succeed.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Push the Key Bridge Work !!

One of the misfortunes Of the war
has been the checking of work On the
Key bridge, which is to replace the
old Aqueduct structure at George.
town. This bridge is urgently needed
to care for the constantly increasing
traffic. The old bridge is not strong
enough to bear the burden that the
traffic puts upon it. The Commission
ers have denied a request by tho
Washington and Old Dominion rail-
way for permission to run trailers on
their cars over the bridge to the
Georgetown terminal. in order to ac-
commodate the heavy travel over that
line. Thus the public must be dis
commoded. A way Of meeting this
situation can be worked out by shift
ing the terminal point to the south end
of the bridge and running q shuttle
car over the structure at frequent in
tervals. But this is makeshift. All
possible speed should be developed in
the construction Of the new bridge,
one abutment of which is approach
ing completion and the river piers are
in process of development. Had it not
been for the war in all likelihood this
bridge would now be in service.
Evening star., 1919-04-23

120 votes, with Mr.. Bryan third, and
Champ Clark and Mr.. McAdoo trail
ing in the distance. This shows, Of
course, that with the President out of
the equation Mr.. Marshall would have
his own state at the next democratic
national convention hands down. He
has always been popular at home, and
is the only democrat in the state to-
day included in the speculation about
his party's national leadership.
Indiana was for long time promi-
nent in the national picture. As far
back as 1868 she captured the vice
presidency with Mr.. Colfax. In 1876
she captured the democratic nomina-
ton for the vice presidency with Mr..
Hendricks, and in 1880 the democratic
nomination for the same Office with
Mr.. English. In 1884 she captured the
vice presidency with Mr.. Hendricks, in
1888 the presidency with Gen. Harri-
son, in 1904 the vice presidency again
with Mr.. Fairbanks, in 1908 the demo
cratic nomination for the vice presi-
dency with Mr.. Kern, in 1912 the vice
presidency with Mr.. Marshall, and in
1916 she captured both of the nomi-
nations for the vice presidency, Mr.
Marshall again being elected.
These memories are probably stir
ring in the Hoosier commonwealth, and
leading to desire on the part of both
republicans and democrats to play an
important part again next year. The
republicans are in full state control,
have both of the United States sena-
torships, majority of the House dele
cation, and are in the majority in the
principal cities and towns. Their pros
poets for carrying the state next year
therefore, are bright.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
Italy and the Conference.

While there are disquieting indica-
tions that Italy may refuse to continue
in the peace conference at Paris if
her Adriatic claims are not granted in
full, it pust be remembered that so far
as the immediate matter of settlement
with Germany is concerned, which is
the item of first importance on the
Paris program, the Italian issues are
not involved. Italy's dispute relates
to the disposition Of lands acquired
from Austria Hungary. So far as the
cables have disclosed, the peace treaty
to be laid before the German dele
gates at Versailles Monday will affect
only the former German empire and
not its allies. Italy was at war with
Germany and is, therefore, party to
the settlements with that power. But
none of her material interests touch
the German adjustment, and save as
she may have influenced the writing Of
the German treaty by utilizing factors
affecting other problems the existence
of an Adriatic issue has not operated
in the writing of the major peace
terms.
1t is stated that some embarrass-
ment may arise in case Italy should,
perhaps temporarily, withdraw from
the Paris conference, by reason Of the
fact that England and France stand
pledged not to make peace separately
from the government at Rome. It is
hardly to be believed that this pledge
would operate to block proceedings in
case Italy Of her own will and on the
ground of her own particular interests
in q zone outside of that affected by
the German treaty declines to take
part in the settlement. Russia was
also a signatory to the agreement Of
unified action. Russia is today out Of
the reckoning and England and
France must proceed without her, just
as they must proceed without Italy if
that power should elect now to leave
the conference.
But it is not to be believed that
Italy will leave the conference. The
problem Is difficult, no less 50 for the
other associated powers than for Italy
herself. A new condition has devel-
oped affecting the validity and appli-
cability Of the treaty Of London, which
was written evidently without concep-
tion Of the possibility Of such com
plete dissolution Of Austria Hungary as
to lead to the creation Of unified
Jugoslavic state. Political considera-
tions impose a strong compulsion upon
Italy to stand to the last moment for
the maximum Of acquisitions. But that
she will stand beyond that point and
actually leave the conference and place
herself in opposition to the allied pow
ers, in a position Of dangerous isola-
ton, is not to be credited.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
An Interesting Straw Vote.

The straw vote usually comes in with
the straw hat. This year It has pre-
ceded by several weeks that style of
%hd.' Several have already been re.
ported, but maybe the one Of mos,
interest was taken in Indiana the other
day, and had reference to next year.
presidential nominations.
A Fort Wayne newspaper requested
replies to an inquiry on that subject
and received . large number.
Probably to the local surprise, Gen
Leonard Wood was the favorite selec
tion on the republican side, leading
his foremost competitor, Charles E
Hughes, by q vote of two to one. sena
tor Borah was third. and Senator Wat
son fourth. Gov. Goodrich and Sena
tor New were we'll toward the foot o,
the list.
On the democratic side Vice Presi
dant Marshall led Prssident Wilson b,