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'DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITt.

"hITh
Mar J Fearstor, 80 yrsTs. 80 T s. ue.
I,In Ntctnr Gamer, u, 81 Sth 4 81
Fannie .LcrcnEc, = TrtNer -ulosis Hospt
EIWiE " Bliss 70, MAI. HomTupLthic HosIt.
Olive Ham too Smith. d. 722 TIh st. ne.
EdSad Fs't, 8, Walter Reed HOEt-
William r. smith. II. L. 5. Slhlers Home
GeOTCH DiNun. 81, wuodbIn, D. {.
S'psr r.Ila Virginia Steve 'sOn. y, 7oi X st ne.
Sarah Kendall $. Wash. Sanitnr Um RusTt-
MaIg .r~t l. Mei-"r ! month lc5 81 nv
Infan' { Hsrry J and Nsrie BOse. 6 days
Gsfied II y
Infant n ',wlri d FIzAbetA Bens n. )
haurs, c lumbia Ho n
CJIDRED.
Ca-IoS carer. s6 years l-22 EFth 81 nv
luIuz CAT -. Prem Hosp.
I.ouI-- T. .oIaS. 8. J. c dIn,ns HusTt
Lows" Fell. z. SIS Nj igaa ave n
William II Prsc5c't . ~ : st NV
Llveril NcEman, = : >umrnrr d g..
FrEnrlS Annie Brn } uv, IC2 Bennins I'd
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Phone =
Main $500
BUREAU OF.
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.
~ NEWS

Leo Schuyler, Of the engraving d.
vision. had IN" pleasure OF pilounst
Al Bsldus, Ct the ssms division. on :
his first trip to New York city. Since
New York is Ioo'E native town. Al
didn't nisE ngIh-,xcept Coney Is
lard.
Miss otriIia Erdman. OF the stamp
book and. col Division, is on leave
Miss Eliza beth Irarrne- and Ms.
Blanche Foster. of tho surface d.
zion. are snandinv week at Coloni>l :
Beach. Do.
r. u. Lynch, cr rcction 9. he's re-
turned from a TIP 70 New York.
-T'i!os os he h1-voFts the c-ops from
his garden in Potomac Park.
Mra- Bertha burroughs. Of the e1-
amininG division. is on the sick Iist
Mr.. J. Connolly and Mr. Gregory.
of the vetting division. have been
granted leave.
Miss Sadie wickcrs. OF the surface
division. is visiting her home IN Fred
eTlckS burg, Va
Frank Haworth. Of section 6. night
is out Tor the week.
The following employees Of the en-
craving division are on leave: VII
liam Wall. Capt Kettle, c / Ronss-
vile. Charles Coed, J. c. RUut. "a
Hass. Mr.. Parks
c. B. LeikveE. Of Section 3. is back
at work after attending the funeral
OF his wifes father at KenovA Va
R. B. Kaiser. Of Section ?. has just
returned from 8 fishing trip on tho
Lower Potomac.
Miss Alice Thomas and Miss Mar
raret Columbus. OF the stamp-book
and coil division. are spending LneIr
vacation az Pen Mar.
NJ Capps. Of the ''wettinE" division.
has been granted weeks leave.
r 3. Warner. Of Section s. night, is
back at his press after two we,Ns'
illness.
A C. Schmidt, OF Section = night.
is on lhe SICK L2l
Miss Clara Hubbard. entry clerk OF
Section l Of the examining division.
has been granted 4 weeks leave.
Edgar q Browne. OF the surface d.
vision, IS spending two weeks az Ches-
apeake Beach.
Tho mon Of Section :. night are be-
inC flooded with 0o=,sl cards from
Bob Collie. who IS n1jov.1E a short
vacation. Bob is DIVIDING his
between New York and Philadelphia.
Miss blanche A. Sanders. OF the
stamp-Pa clJinE division IS visiting
friends in New York City.
Miss Eatee Norhsnd. Of the star1p-
book and col division. is on leave.
Miss Ruth Jones is again on the
job in the stamp perrorar,nC divi-
sion. after sTcndirr some time IN
the hospital
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

WEN to unload coal cars. Apply
Immediately to THE CORBY
YEAST CO.. Langdon. D. c.
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PROPOSALS..

trict Of Columbia, August |, lol9 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the office Of
the Secretary 70 the Board OF Commissioners
Room 500. District Building. until O'Clock
p. m. August H. 1919 for furnishing and in
sta.ling a steam heating system in Truck House
No. Q, located on Park road, between 18th and
18th sts nv. Blanks forms Of proposal. plans,
specifications and all necessary information may
be obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De
rartmert, Room sA. District Building, Wash
ington, D. c. A deposit Of five dollars will be
required from bidders to insure the return Of tn.
plsas and sretiiCa tons. LOUIS BROWNLOw
W GwYNN GARDINER. CHARLES W.
KUTZ, Commissioners, D. O. au24567,s
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Miss Alice Thomas and Miss Mar
Caret Columbus. OF the Etamp-book
and coil division. are spending Lnelr
vacation al Pen Mar.
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sent from the foundry three weeks
on account OF illness.
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BlRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Jsr-rc 7 and Nh I. Wod. b0r
William 4 and Es=rle VI. T. i-Eer. gil
Fry.h +. and Nae V Taa'ch =. gtIl
Ge,r-c e md Nug MA J.. Strbcl. boy.
Henry 6. ard BeSsie q. Milan. bJy.
'a-l>s T. and Grare L Kliut, girl
" and Stalla H. EalomcTi,s b q.
Iola I and 10 snra T. Iso's n. by.
Jams VI and Ellen 6. FaSett boy.
J In 6 and ANA VI. Harlan, boz.
Lpuis and Matte FRinhs-rg. girl.
BENJAMIN C. ard Il Labcth R Dyer. Boy.
{. Z anI iss is 4 ,hroWef, !H
TStrick l.. ami Lillian L. Cots. boy.
T~"v I'd NClon Casiusno, sin
R0hcrt y. an Annie P. BChet 10y.
JL4r.c, J ard Bessie +. Ayers. b.
COLORED.
William W ami Esther RObb, Girl.
10lrn T anil Care StrWat. ciri.
Edmund ard Doio;hy Wheel.r. oy.
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wa.hinrtcn, q Of Boston. Va The Rev.
d. D. Turpeau
Arthur Scott. p. and Incze1e Link. 70. both
q WAsAingtnc. Toe Rev D. wsshinTtcn.
Lewis Ellis. q. and Dlcy Gx-nett, . both
OF Washington. The Rev. A Sa1les
Georgs II. + Bpxnt. q. ard EethsT FSisou.
- both f Washington. Tae Rev. J. v. willis.
Noah Shields, S. and E1izsbeth Jordan. a.
both d WsShinEtou. The Rev. W X. Dean.
Bennie CoTCrson. z and Bessie wIIlisrs n
both Of Washington. The Rev. J. d. Jarvis.
Charles A Green. p. ard Asnes whe-ler. Is.
both q Washington. The Rev. W. J. Howard
Thon.s Robinson. 50. Of Fairfax, Va. and
Laura Dixon. Is, q Washington Tie Rev.
J. Loving.
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PALMlSTRY.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZELLA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most e1.
tenS'ely' reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability 70 look accurately into
the farthest depths Of human hand and read
the most delicate and shado-ed signs of one.
life. descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen
ZeIl- who. more than a century ago, read the
hands OF the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced ard won the praise Of bsing (the
GyTsy Wonder the most celebrated palniS
Madam Zslla has pgacticed reading the uoys-
terieS Of the hand since a girl Of IS years and
has been taught and enlightened by tho best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman 60 years Of age is without a
doubt Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th St NV
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YOUNG MAN 10 YEARS, JUST DIS
charged ron the Nrny, wants position as bell
boy or clerical ,nsiriou: good education; steady
lnd oorpstent- AddreSs BOX 700. Herald Office.
yuZ-tF
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CLAIRVOYANTs.
MRS ROSWELL
PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYAST

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Gives advice on business matters, love. b.slth
and family Affairs; tells ii the one you Low. il
tue false. what part Of the country is luckest
to you. what to do to he successful in life Give.
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 II,ase. but
reads Just as the hands indicate: teEs you the
planets you were born under. the lucky and I'M
lucky planets; when and whom you will marry
settles and explains love family trouble. mar.
rage. divorce hoalth, lawsuits. speculations. in.
Tcstments, transactions of all kinds In fact, no
matter what your hope, fear or ambition. come
to this noted palmist and find help. There ia no
use for anyone to be unsuccessful, or unhanppy.
No matter what the cause her advice removes
all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction Read
in3, SD 10 7th st. NV au66t
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Junior Jewish Welfare
Boys Form Scout Troop

Boys OF the Junior Jewish Welfsre
Board who formed a club this spring
were last night Organized into Boy
Scout Troop No. 73 in their rooms
al the Y. NJ. H. A, on Eleventh
street.
Isaac Cans. presented the boys with
an American flag. They were Off
cislly installed by Troops Nos. IS and
). A meeting has been called for
next Thursday evening at the Y II.
H. A
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

"A s ERYlCE MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
chauffeur, will do all minor repairing; truck
touring. steady and cOmpetsnt Apply BOX TOI.
Herald Office. ju96t
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AUTO ACCESSORIEx
WANTED-AUTO.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR USED CARE
Of all descriptions 100 4Oc l4th st NV. su77,
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Andre" JhckEOn BONCe. composing
itor in the hand section. celebrated
his soth birthday last Tuesday with
q reception at his home on L street
Mr.. Boyer was born in Chambers
burg. Pa, in 1889. After working
on newspapers all over the East ne
came to the G. p. o. in 1881 and
. has been working for Uncle Sam
over since. He was one OF the or
Gsnizers Of the California STATE ST.
"icty and for twenty y"Irs held the
olhce Of historian, but declined at
the last election 10 sary- further
because of falling health.
Ernest R. Taylor. OF the ruling
room, who was a delegate from
Bookbinders' Union, No. 4. to the
Northea astern Wage Conference at
Cleveland, reports that the confer
ence adopted scale of not less thHu
s36 a week for men and $40 for
women, with forty-four hour
week, TO take effect not later than
September !, 1920. This cqualiZs-
tion scale Is to be effective in all
union Offices in the Eortheastcru
zonr and is the hrst biz move in
the work Of reconstruction nov at
hsrd.
A flat rate OF rs cents an hour
now prevails in the stereotype foun-
dry. the Public Printer having just
granted the foundrymen a scent
increase.
John B. Eckert, Charles A. Moran.
George W. Pierce. J Raymond
Ward. John J. Callahan. Charles r.
Philbrick, Edgar X. Clifton. Charles
, 4. waters. James E. Karnes and
Raymond J. Roche. pressmen. are
on leave.
Charles W. Layer. Of the proof
room, il spending two weeks in At
lentic City.
Judson withaU. OF the JOB room.
is spending two weeks with his
daughter in Passsic, y. J
Mrs. Ida NJ McKiver. Of tn.
/ night pamphlet hindery. is visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
William HsIlisey has been rein
stated in the jacket section after
eighteen months with the troops
III FIance.
Sam Cunningham, an old empIoye
of the accounting section. is spend
/ ing his vacation in his new home
in the mountains Of Pennsylvania
Miss Lorene Farrell. Of the ma
! chine sewing section, is on leave at
| Colonial Beach.
Frank NJ Hill. J. c. Smith and
Miss Harriet '. Hudson have ac-
cePted appointements as linotype oP-
orators.
David s Mcconnell. James E.
MatIacK. Samuel H. Bell and Charles
/ S. Shutterly are on the sick list
in the proofroom.
Mrs Clara l. Bennett. Of the
morotype section. is attending the
camp meeting at Washington Grove.
Frank J. Ward, who was taken
home i'll Monday, is still confined
to his bed.
Foreman Dave Parker, of the
night presSroom. is spending two
weeks at Colonial Beach.
Walter MulliCan, of~he electrical
/ section, is i'll at his home in Ber-
wyn.
Elmer s. Jackson has been alb
sent from the foundry three weeks
on account Of illness.
J Misses Margaret Mulroe Rrbecca
/ Fuller. Elizabeth Barrett. Jennie
I Schofer. OF the ruling and sewing
I section. are on leave.
Junior Jewish Welfare
Rove Eor C.o,,k Tx
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Beat Wife ReguIarIH.

Cleveland. Aug When Mrs Harry
Whitley testified that her hush ~
high tenpeTs ture" caused h..
beat her regularly. the judge
Harry 20 the cooler Tor ten days
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DIED.

Thursday. Aug. I. 1919, AZ
l:O5 p. m, at her late residence,
20 Randolph street northwest
after a long illness. KATIE
DI.UWN IAGLE, beloved wife OF
the late Samuel S. Ingle, and de-
voted mother of Mrs Bessie NJ
Wiley and Mrs. i. Z. Nrooman.
Funeral from ST. Doriinic's Church,
Saturday. Aug. 2. at 10 a. m,
where requiem mass will be said
for the repose of her soul. Inter
mnnt at Congressional Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited.
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proc. BELMONT.

IToted clairToyant and palmip. Gives adrics
on buEness matters love. health. and family sf-
fairs Tells name Of your future husband o.
wife. tsIs one you love is true or false What
part Of the rvuIt-y y luckisst TO you What TO
do to Be successful in Lille. Els n. \ .rs 49,
Next door to Masonic Temple R,adirp, S.
ieSp
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted Palmist and clarToyant Can ad-
wise business, family Affairs love and marriages
Can tell you the name OF future husband or
wife Can tel! you the secret OF being success
full, how to avoid trouble and how to avoid evil
influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no rharVs
Entrance SO Tth 81 ,u6-ss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

you CAN'T HIDE IOuh AID IN Tss
eiasIted coiuDns-tor there isn't q nidins
place there. Thee sds are kkAD. nch2+tf
WILL GALL IN NY UN..E1 Tered AUTO
mobile city or suburban. and pay you highsst
prices tor lAulc.'. gcntlepeu',. children'N dis
tsrded clothin., OF all dSs<rptiona Ado..s,
rnsta: OF 7h-ne. viii call l. RlCE. lr2 til
II rr. North lisa fe1H
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DTscH4RGED SOLDIER DESIRES POSI-.
tion ls chauffeur; private or commercial BOX
60 Herald office au36t
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WANTED-FURNISRED ROOMS.

MDDLEAGED C ESTL BMAN WANTS
pleasant dcepiug ron. brearkAst and use Of
bath in AIezaHd-ia County Va; comfort pre-
f-r-ed % style p.Tuane1lts state terms BOX
ia aus 6A
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PALMISTRY.
CEALO PARKER

Are YOU IN trouble? Save time and money hy
consulting a natlrsl-born CIairYoyaut that Divine
Providence has sen At TO bless with rc1narka bic
talents, she asks questions bat viii tell YOU
about business, love or marriages. and what 10 do
to be successful IN life; overcome evil infu-rce
give luck days and numbers you will b. wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
chargrs; rradinsS. ST. I'll L st. NV; betv e,.n
18th ard 18th sts auS q1t
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYAN

Guarantees 70 rad your ertire life. rsSt. rrs.-
ent and future; pT-s tue advice on bus,ne-
love. health and family Affairs; tells the name
Of your future husband cr wife: and -hat 70
DO TO be successful in life: one visit will nay
ycu for yolT may tisppointments 10 Others;
she will remove all cbstocles and tell yCu how
TO win aud hold the one you desre; she giyes
advice on al important RTairs OF life; readinzs
81 90; no enc in trouble turned away money or
20 mOny. ies ~
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1920 C STR. N. W
Two Doors From LSl -.
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, NJ. 5. r, DI-
rector. Astrological Research Society. Personal
readings. by appointment. 81; typewriter fore
casts, S and UP Expert vocational guidance
Dr.. Aliens work is strictly scientific and nath-
ematicAl not a matter u feelings impressions
o EIesses. He is not fortune teller los
NV Phone Franklin GS2 suI o-
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A G. Schmidt. OF Section :. night.
is on the sick list
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE MANY GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
for capable men and women WITH soue capital
hlso wiihoCt 10 connect MP with going business
concerns IN this city. Apply mornings. TIE
CORPORATION AGENCY COMPANY. IEl
nv nyiSspt
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

How 10 BE YOUR own LANDLORD At
Cnsvy Chase on $40 cash and SIS A month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. a7-ls Colorado Build.
M .u27-3ot
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E1ITERN COLLEGE; 1HiRTY-FOUR MILES
from Washington. D. c.; degree. prep and
Junior school courses; age 10 upward; opens Sep
t.mber % DR.. ROOP. Pres. Manassas, Va,
Box l. iuapsun. wed. .fri-j0t
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MADAM KASKO

-EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC raLMisr; TyIrs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE: sAr1s.
FACTION GUARANTEED. HOURS. A. "
TO p. ~. rERMASSSTLY LoCArzp
G2 Sth ST. NV nySsx
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WRECKiNG AND BUILDING

WE WRECK ALI, KINDS OF BUILDINGS
\. Il. TUMPsUN. lGa z s., Sc.
i,.23-s sun WEI. .fri-tf
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SPIRITUALIST.
'ROF. MARCUS Ia MAJ

Nashin-tons FaTorIte Adviser
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny Of
the pressnt age lar in advance OF the ordinary
readers you meet IN a class distinctly alone;
tc&s our full name, full names Of husband, wife
or sweetheart, all Sbout business, speculations,
law suits; never fails to reunite thuee that are
separated; helps you tn overcome trouble Of any
kind in very short time; hrngs aboet your
evcry wish and desire is considered master mind
in love affairs and rIcceets even j. the most
difficult caScs where all others have cumPctcIy
failed. Hour, Il d N. TO J. N. daily. C}osed
SUDdayS
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MADAM D'ASHhLAN

1885,. TJpeJ Clair'oysn:
And card reader adrce given on busness
marriage and clTorCr. THIS woman has Rad
for many people IN DaLy Counules Her
Drsdlcuors Gs reliable. IN y At, caxnu
l9fh .,u %
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MADAM IGNORE

Gifted clairyoyant and medium. can be con-
suited on all Affairs Of life Where others fail,
she succeeds Her advice is good Try her. No
guess work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
Zee III llth st. NV. two doors north Of Palau
Royal store Hour. II a m. to = M tul-sot
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MADAME STANLEY

Royal Gypsy TAlmiSt. reads the hand Hk. an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed; give her a
call. 1871 II ST. ne. ie5an
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Lissr.cd b the pI.trIct o. .oium,a.
NINE. IEANETT
rALMisT. CLAIRyOYANr

TALMISI, CLAIRVOYANT
Guarantees to lead your entire life past pg-~
rnt and future. 5h- asks no QUESTIONS but BE-
fore you utter 3 word Gls tells what you called
for. names Of friends. enerules tells ho- to
gain success in bISres5, hcklth. co ourtShip mar
nase. divorce tells YOU what part Of the world
will Be successful for you; advises bow to gain
and bold a rood position; she tells II the ons
you love Is true or false Are you in trouhie'
Do you md the one you lave bestowed your
trust and affection upon ylting cool and in.
difer-ut toward you' she will remove AL OBJ
stacles s3d tell you how 10 win and hold the
one you desire. She reunites the separated 10
Gates absent friends OF relatiTeA Readings 81 Co
0e SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
P:Nats PaIloEs Opp Saks ca
-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

aSDY-BIG PAY: START ONE OF OUR
sp-cilIty candy factories in your home. small
rSou, anywhere; We tell how and furnish every
tang. advertise; srsHd opportunity; nsD~vO-
Gasu, CANDY co. ls!s kaasteaL st.. Philadsl.
psh. rlJp
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LOST.

LoST-AUGUsT ] 1919. on sFMMEs MOTOR
L~ne leaving MOryantOWn, Nd, D. m, white
patent leather rocketbOok containing pictures and
naehlns Attachments; viii finder kindly return
asns 70 500 s. Ne and get reward Aus1
LoST-IN SOUTHEAST SECTION WASHING
tn Tuesday night August s. from Avenue
Grand. blue s~-Ee cafe polka dot dining; hndeE
AL Lincoln SE1 I4bsral reward. auSct
LnsT-GOLD wATUH AND MASONIC FOB
IN msn's lavatory On third floor Woodward
RAldinS. Thursday, August : Return F. S
FFRRY, X 4l woodward Building Reward
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE G0OD HEALTH YOU CAN
have it. Ca; at I723 7th ct. NV
OLD INDIAN HER% REMEDY SHOP.
uhl-aN
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{. B. LeikweE. Of Section 9, is back
at work after attending the funeral
OF his wife's 5 father. at EenovA Va
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MADAM EPPY.

tI1GlIAN GALMIST,
Reads your life from cradle TO GraTe he, row.
srs are wonderful: indsputabe advice; clear in
formstion concerning love, courtship. mari,p.
and divorce; both rich and poor ind coyn,st
equally beneficial and iGteTsstiug you arc wise
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently locatsd; houEa, a. m
TO p. ~
PA PA AVE NV
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statesmen WANTED.

SIX Statesmen WANTED At ONCE 10
PIT sTRANSKYLITB On the market tig
paying proposition; u 60 sold in Washington
List seASon- Apply sTRASsKY MIG CO.
% Kenois Bldg. IIth and C SIS NV. Ask for
NJ 5. L. BLUAIBERG. AErnt au7A
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aIul5trN y a TetVSnl1ed science, and
Rl/PAH Fl DON

Is known As one Of its ETsatest pIDonent, Hum
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: com
plste readings with accurate description, Of what
your hand foretells only s. Reception par,or ne,
rornsr Of 9Th and G NV. Entrance 9Th 81,
Hours, 10 O. m TO 8 D. N. {.assn
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Miss blanche A. Sanders. Of the
stamp-Pa clJiuE division. is visiting
friends in New York City.
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Tho mon Of Section =, night are be-
ing foodsd with po=,sl cards from
Bob Collie. who IS "7jo-,IE a short
vacation. Bon Is DIVIDING his q
between New York and Philadelphia.
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Miss Eatee Norhsnd. Of the stamp
book and col 6iv.s ion. is on leave.
Miss Ruth Jones is again on the
job in the stamp perrorattnC divi-
SION, after sTcndirr some time IN
the hospital
The Washington herald., 1919-08-08

Miss Clara Hubbard. entry clerk of
Section ! Of the examining division,
has been Erantcd 4 weeks leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-08

A flat rate OF rs cents an hour
now prevails in the stereotype foun-
dry, the Public Printer having just
granted the fOUndrymen a scent
increase.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-08

Edgar 2. Browne. OF the surface d.
vision. IS spending two weeks al Ches-
apeake Beach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

IemaI,m. Deb fH try MtIil
DO ks.uu TO- tr.uH. boo uutDa rims
,ut poignant. rinnui. TIE BE- FOL
once trlln tur rams horn sounds
f.furfs woe Ion tho streets of irru.
.aiem unrr frHiu be- frauuuds Boz fhr
hHtry rift uf tht NulNnr Wall
remnant OF Hebrew glory. aymnul ui
ahrnw f1 rItr.IHr tInlr b. hHr
Hlls H mlrhfg .aurrr uf rri"f Foe
frHm ihe gloom uf H hundred souls
on urs ls wfuuF unrIuuy lu the HmIl-
INK sunshine Tile Jew. Of Jerusalem
iINr come Goo mourn. tu pray They
have brought o. fhrir Father thr
sf ur ct their urwt.f HffllUtluu. the
fraah page iu their IuuE tragedy
.nr slaughter uf their brethren Boo Tree
IfiIUIH
The hrlriod ,.I,H loo thor folded
lHfutus bend iud WAY u,fT thrf
huge TONES Their raIIuria brush fh"
flowing cave. ul PRAYER Apart uu
fns nunhi.d street sf shHwlrd women.
.,fr nsshIsH rrHfIuF their uuiNrfinr
fHimH against l native hut ThrIr
unrtf sisters. Hld Nnuur women
ts enc Temple ruin Nuw tht
.ou1l, ihr stones nnI now they tII' %
fItu boz despair rNukirr Ir HH
.HtUui. OBJ SOL H weeping Sht hHs
HtH through "a Eu.a.HU puFrIu
tnimud Tutnh itoS- Nu,ai
rhsr. e t luII bon ulD NHI FnI I
moment fh' mfHs FOL. motley htluFHtI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

you hr Whisper oIrrrlf "l'm from
lhIllt I flHuI BOO Nuu might uD too
Down the stony steps leading 90
the wHiiirr ulaD, new figures are ever
hurry ink seurrf iur The Talmud
Turah children are leaving with their
rabbit The weeping Erl lean. against
tho Arab hut NOW. her eyes half
closed her llia trembling The OLD.
young womou SIN cling tu the wall
us 10 the God whose ear thoy seek
We're In o. NsrN stones
a dole q dole the h,Frar rcncws
her quest
The suu sinks lower and lower but
ftili they come. old and young the
Jews ~ lslIsalcti The praying
forms never weary. Ever their cry
rings above tho noise 81 the city. q
century otd cry The Statesmen of
Their people. marking fhr bloody roe.
ora uf ialIv.l. l-k again fuf r. Jewish
nation lu tho world councils Iut
they the Jews 81 Jerusalem. romem
her the, are children uf Israel and
Hsk only % heir Father pit, Tor th.Ir
helpless brethren. the eternal victims.
oven Iu thn dHwu ~ peace