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The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-23
DICKER DEADLOCKED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Nego-
tiations between the United States
and Great Britain for exchange of
twelve Standard Oil tankers, held by
Britain, for eight German ships, held
by America, have reached tempor-
ary deadlock.
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BORN-In Nogales, Arizona, No
vember %, 1919, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Shields, son. Doctor Pitts
attended. Mother and child both re-
ported doing finely.
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JAPAN WANTS BONES

LES ANGELES, Nov. 22.-(United
Press. Japan is in the market for
hones-just common, every day bones.
The Union Trading Syndicate, rep
resenting Japanese interests here, has
announced that it can place in Japan
10 tons of bones weekly from Los
Angeles, if Los Angeles will only pro-
duce them.
They are wanted to make buttons,
knife handles, chemicals and fertiliz-
ers.
Today Mr.. C. G. Bradley of the
Peters Produce Company, whose visit
was noted yesterday, will return to
his home at Miami.
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"SENATE HAS CREATED AN INtPASSE"
LENINE AND TROTZSkY
HARVARD BEAT YALE

CAMBKIDGE STADIUM, Nov. 2Z
On the football field here today
Harvard beat Yale by score Of 10
to 3. Harvard scored a field goal in
the first period, and a touch down in
the second. Yale scored a field goal
in the third period.
Casey and Horween of Harvard,
anad Braden of Yale were heroes
of the game. They did all the scor-
ing.
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Continued on page eight
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
Mrs. T. F. Schneider's
Funeral Here Today

Funeral services for Mrs. T. Frank
lin Schneider. who died recently in
San Francisco, Cal, will be held at
o'clock at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Schneider, who had been visit
ipg her brother. Capt (. L Beach,
con1rnandant Of the Mare Island Navy
Yard. was i'll but a few days follow
ing a nervous breakdown. Her hus-
band, hurriedly summoned to the
coast. arrived al her side one day
before her death. Mrs. Schneider
was well known in Washington and
was interested in many local activi-
ties. She is survived by her husband.
owner Of the Cairo Hotel; a son. T.
Franklin Schneider, jr. and two
daughters, Misses Florence and Ethel
Schneider
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, d. c..
August II. 1878. SEALED PROPOSALS Win be
received at this of1ce until 2 O'Clock. p m.
August 2. 1879 and then opened, fp the pur-
chase Of grease recovered from garbage, collected
by the Commissioners, d. @. from Septenb1 !.
1873. TO and including November 80 1919. Blank
forms of proposals, specifications, together with
necessary information, may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk Of the Engineer Department, Room
fH, District Building LOUIS BROwNDOw.
W. GwYNN GARDINER, O. W. KUTZ, Com
miszones, D. C. anl5, ,ls, ,lsY,1z
SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
by the Chairman Of the Board Of Awards. De
partment Of Agriculture, Washington, ID. O.,
until p. m, August Is. 1919 for furnishing and
installing in the Department Power Plant at
Washington, D. C., breeching and covering for
same between two 800 H. P. Stirling boilers. and
the chimney now being erected. Specifications
may be obtained application from the Chair
man Of the Board Of Awards. Department Of
Agriculture. Washington. D. c. Anlsf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY n%Sa

snd vaun. u. Peass. u. Of w.shinrou- TIE
Rev. T. z, DAVIS
Cyrus D. Wintcrs, s. Of Kents BIN. NJ. and
Elizabeth O. Weaver. &, oS Base, Va The
Rev. H r. Do~ns
Ralph NJ. Stamps 2. and Mildred A Raw
Ing. q, both Of Washington- The Rev o. J.
Randall
John A Rs-nbpash. q, Of Dump Hunpdr~yz
Va, and Ada Z. Bowen q Of Richmond Va
The Rev. H T. Stevenson
William A ThouT, z and Helen NJ Ward z
both Of Washington Tho Rev. H Schro-der
Bernard NJ Wooesn. n Of Richmond, Va
and Iva o. Jameson, 2, Of Chsrlotterre, ".
The Rev. T. z Davis
OOLORED.
Henry Ringer. 2. Of Philadelphia, Ps, md
Bernds La Summer, Il, Of Peak 8 C. The
Rev. W. J. Howard
James L Williams, 2. and Bdith w1nisrns. 2.
both Of Washington The Rev. d. Pollard
George Jone. 3, and D<a. Wilson. 8, both Of
Washinston- The Rev G. H Wet
Edward J. DAVIS. e. and Bertha V. GanAxber
y, both Of Washington The Rev J. H Mar
shall
Andrew J. ws1-. 2 and May A we~. 70,
both Of Washington The Rev. D. Rivers
william H. Gruss. q and Lena OSgistou. Is.
both Of Washington The Rev. O. A De
Vaughn
AlonBo z Jacksoa, 2, and Nf.rie Richsrds,a,
2 both Of WsshtnCton- The Rev. p. J. Richie.
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AIR BOMBS FIRE
RED STRONGHOLD
Kronstadt in Flames After
Attack by British
Aircraft.

Helsingsfors- Finland Aug. IL
British aircraft cooperating with
the new Northwestern Russian anti
Bolshevist government and with the
Esthonians IN a concerted movement
on Petrograd, carried out a fourteen
hour bombing raid on Kronstadt, the
naval fortress guarding the former
capital last Wednesday, details Of
which have rust been learned hare.
Large sections OF Rronstsdt burst
into flames. At one time no fewer
than eight seaplanes and airp4anes
dropped bombs simultaneously upoo
the burning town The fires were
famed by a stiT breeze, and at sun
down the city appeared Ike a huge
blazing furnace set in a water area
OF more than two square miles. Il IS
believed Kronstadt was utterly devas-
tated
Three machines crashed whne re-
turning 10 their base One seapiane
was picked up by a destroyer. the nj
lot being uninjured. but one naval
lieutenant and one pilot were killed.
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ncUue Ity Or E1bsrtiI. and Psy you ngErsI
,r-ss Or IsGIc.. geulensus. chudreD.N dis
r1rdsG clothin. Of all osor1ptIoDA Address
r,p-tss " -h-re. viii CAL = RICE. ~ .ta
a. - North lE5 fesG
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I220 G SIR IN ~

Two Doors From eth ST.
auStf
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DIED..

DODGE.-On Saturday. August Is. 1919,
at 40 p. m. at the residence of
his daughter. Mrs. w. A. Paul.
70 r street northwest ASAPH
DODGE.
Funeral from the above address
Tuesday. August 19. 1919. at 1:30
p. m Relatives and friends in
vited.
THOMPSON. - Society of Colonial
Wars. In the District Of Columbia
The death of WILLIAM BAKER
THOMPSON, a former Governor
Of this Society. is announced to the
membership. All members are re-
Questcd to attend the funeral The
insignia will be worn The fol-
lowing members have been desig-
mated to represent the Society at
the funeral: Dr Marcus Benja-
min, William Marbury Beall. Will
lam V. Cox. Mai Clement Lincoln
Bouve. Capt. Ralph W Hills. Will
lam II. Walker. Dr. Stcuart Brown
MUncaster. Rev. William Tavloe
Snyder. Caleb Clarke Magruder.
BY order OF the Governor
ROBERT r. BENNETT,
Acting Secretary.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Allen Gaming y, and EEe Horzueg. =
both Of Brooklyn. y. Y. TIE Rev C. Silver
stone
William ". Freeman. g. and Ida s Hinson.
p, both Of Washington. The Rev r. m Paola
Charles T Lewis 3, Of Charlottesville. Va
and Fanny l.. Morris. =. Of Washington. The
Rev. T +. Davis
George \. Mc'aslin, 3. Of Detroit. Mich.
and Minnie o. kerShaw. r Of Beauport S Z.
The Rev. E. NJ Thompson
Alvin F. Crawford. D Of Ar1esia y NJ, and
Edna f HOPKINS. q. Of Richmond Va The
Rev. II. =. Downs
John f McCarty. x n Akron, Ohio. and
Mario A Iietz, 2, Of WAshinSton. Tie Rev.
W. ] Brooks
Francis II. Hesrne. q of Eatrnton. Ca. and
Theodosia Freeman, q. Of York, Ii The Rev.
H +. Downs
Mai. c. T. Baxter. q n Torsfeld Mass.
and Mary L. Harl@. q. Of Washington The
Rev. r n. HinkeI
Herbcrt F. Mitchell. = and Mary F. Fast
ham, q both Of Culpcper, Va The Rev. h. T.
Stevenson
Leo ]. Trcfen. =, and Mary E SWisrett, y.
both Of Washington. The Rev. T. f Davis
John D. Druckrnhrod. .. Of Plymouth, Mas ,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Nuj"~ COLLECTION I. s md FOR
a. Id hts and or ElnaI enye.u.ss-
E"g- 80 iiIj q ST nv au.56-
b LAN.T hide IUUh AD ~ Ths
. ned eoIIm0s-ror there isn't a nIdInI
. rLarP Thee ais A-e READ. mch-4tf
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Cna-lc9 VI and Margaret o Wrr5 --l
E7Uor g and Mare r T.l-re. g-r,
fSnnett \. ard Pear S,alIry. b.
Law-rncp T and EGna VI. Huston. hoy
Hugh and M.lfred Hl1rns h7y
George g aEI Mapd.r Finch an, glrl.
Albert Z. and Adele F. Enc3ou. er..
COLORED
Charles II and Mildred WalI7cn girl
Thomas and EInice Roots g.-I.
Fret 4 and Maggie Hooks brv
Csrenon F. and Maude Gr.,s<. ~
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Navy Yard News

c. L Markward has returned to
work after two weeks vacation at
North Chesapeake Beach
Harry Gray, OF the miscellaneous
shop. and Arthur Ryon. Of the tool
shop, motored to Benedict for their
weekend
NJ Cobalt. Of the torpedo test shop
has been smiling a great deal lately.
II has Just been found out that he is
a proud uncle, the child beng named
after him
William KilIen. Of the rnisceIlane
shop and his wife are spending their
vacation at Atlantic City.
Marion Crouther. quarterman IN the
east gun carriage shop, has been en-
tertaininC relatives from Baltimore
for the past week.
Elmer Sibley. Of the electric power
plant has a new Studebaker.
Miss Sadie Steiner. Of the account
ing. spent yesterday in Baltimore
making purchases for the coming
event
Jack Tcnschert. OF the tool shop. and
Nick HerEcs, Of the west gun car
riaCe. entertained Representative Kel-
Ter. from Minnesota. and his secre-
tary at dinner in their apartment at
the Saratoga yesterday evening.
r. F>TyberC has returned from his
vacation in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rob Dick spent Sunday in Balt-
more
Harry Gariner returned yesterday
after a motor tour to Buffalo, Mag
ara Fails, New York and Toronto,
Canada
G. L McCurdy has just returned
from a trip to Atlantic City.
James Harbin, Of the tool shop. IS
spending a week at Colonial Beach.
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Parcel Post Agreement
With Spain Negotiated

The Post O1fice Department an
nounced last night the successful ne
EOtiations Of a parcel post convention
with Spain after long years Of ex-
change Of correspondence.
The exchange Of parcel post will
begin September ! pending the final
ratification Of the treaty between the
two countries. This treaty includes
parcel post service 10 the Balearic
Islands and the Canary Islands as
well as the Spanish possession in
northern Africa
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DEATHS REPORTED.
W HITE

WHITE
Florence ". Nor7s. 5 !rS 800 Mass ave NV
Mara L Carlton. g. 1870 Mas ave NV.
Charles b Wise. g. 80 = = nv
Louise '. Grrbh. l6. IJC9 Webster st nv
WuL R Foley. l. l23 - st. nv
James r DeAtey. - go 10Th s. su
John F. Rabbit 81 81 18th st ne
George T. Gcrtry s mos Chlldren's HcSpt
COLOREp.
Julia : BerEelcv. G0 s0IIz II - nv
Mar.on Randolph. . 2n Rosc,ale $. ne
Walker = Grerr. =. IS Douglas rnad -
Cartc- r. BraH.nn. y. Zl4 llLh 81 nv
Annie HoU.rrer. 81. Ireedmens Hospital
He,crc 2 Wells D. Fr~dmon's HnN-f-l
Hanna Waters. e. E0-,lmru's HnsrttaI.
AvcrEpIne {. StcTney, NOS, 6l4 y Y
va NV
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Harry Gray, Of the miscellaneous
shop. and Arthur Ryon. Of the tool
shop, motored TO Benedict for their
weekend
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING,

EXPERT ELECTRICAL ME-
chanic. Specialist on Lighting
system and door bells. Phone
COLUMBIA 8675. auI7-7t
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MADAME. AIiFN
PIANIST AND CLAIRYOYANr,
-

GuIrautees 20 rpsl your entire life past mes
srt ard future; gives tue advice On buNnese
lcve. heath and family Affairs: tells thu mans
Of your future husband or wife: and What 10
DO 10 be successful in life; one visit will nay
you for your may disappointments iu others
she will remove all obstacles and tell yCu how
10 win and hold the one You desire: she gives
sdVice Oh sIl important afTairs Of life: readings
81 %; no one in trouble turned away money or
no money. les sor
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Harry Gariner returned yesterday
after a motor tour to Buffalo, Mag
ara Fails, New York and Toronto,
Canada
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HALO PARKER

Are you in trouble! Save time and money by
consulting a natural-born clairVoyant that Divine
Providence has seen 1T to bless with remarkable
talents; she asks no questions but will tell you
about business. love or marriages, and what TO do
TO be successful in life; overcome evil influence.
give luck days and numbers; You will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges: readings, 81. l2ll E St NV between
18th and 18th SITS. aus Dot
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PALMlSTRT.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZELA

the Gypsy wonder. who has travelled most s1-
tenSIely, reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability 10 look accurately intn
the farthest depths Of a human hand and rrad
the most delicate and shsdowed signs of ONES
life A descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
ZeIa, who. more than century ago, read the
hands OF the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced ard won the praise Of being (the
Gypsy Wonderl the most celebrated pzlmist
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys
teries Of the hand since girl Of Is years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypey race and
being a woman 60 years Of age is without A
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th St NV
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE

MEN WANTED, WHITE ONLY-EARN 81
70 20 weekly. Rise above small salaried posi-
uons Our thorough, individual instruction in re
raiTlng and driving Of automobiles will 1T YOU
Tor good Position The demand for chaufeurs
and mechanics cannot he supplied. Unlimited
course a. small cost. Day and evening classes
Tools and equipment free Cal. phone or write
Tor Particular NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE, sth and stS. nv. North 1879
IulO-eOd-9Ot
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted claIrToyant and medium, can b, con-
sultet on all affairs Of life Where others fail,
she succeeds Her advice is good. Try her No
gleS5 work or Questions asked. what she sees and
tells come true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of.
hce III In st. nv, two doors north of Palais
Royal store Hours. Il a m % 8 ? n IuI-sOt
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MRS ROSWELL
PIANIST AND CT.ATRyOYANr

PALNIST AND CLAIRNOYANT
Gives advice on business matters love health
and family affairs; tells If the cue yurI love Is
trIe false what part Of the country is luckiest
TO you. what TO do to Be successful in life. Gives
You dates and facts, tells you what has passed
in life. ard what is happening. without asking
single question. She does not tell 10 please. but
reads just as the hands indicate; tells you the
planets you were born under, the lucky and IN
lucky planets; when and whom you wiz marry; ;
settles and explains love. family trouble, mar
rage, divorce, health, lawsUIts specUlltions in
vsstments transactions Of all kinds. In fact. no
matter what Your hope. fear or ambition. come
TO this noted Falmist and find help. There is
no use for anyone TO De unsuccessful or unhappy.
No matter what the cause her advice removes all
trouble She gIarant tees satisfaction. Readings.
500. 10 7th St NV. between & and Il SIS
aul27t
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted psImist and cIairToyant 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 berg success
full. how 10 avoid trouble and how to avoid evil
influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or 10 charge.
Entrance SO 7th s. aus 7st
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sl7, 900, 900 for Alaskan Railroad

The House Territories Committee
yesterday reported out the bill Of Rep
resentative Curry. California. app-n-
priadng S1Z,ooo,OO0 for the completion
OF the government railroad in Alaska
from Seward to Fairbanks.
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS.
REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL LOT 5s1lss TO BUILD HOME
on 8th. between Psnd Q sts near Western
High School; surrounded by detached homes;
across from open grounds of Academy OF Vista
ton one fare to center city; lot has water and
sewage. Phone West 4I0J Ruls20 %
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Nuns Were Pnpteu

The INST women printers are said 70
haze been nuns OF the Dominican or
DER, who ran a printing press at the
convent at Mt Pipoli. as early as 90.
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
Reads your life from cradle to grave; her pos.
.rs are wonderful; indsputable advice; clear in
formation concerning love, courtship, marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor tnd counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiser
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed permanently located: hours, 8 a m
70 NJ
"a PA. AVE. NV.
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Schools
And
Colleges
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Token,
Arusic-eIresire-IneIp
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F Street
Prompt auto delivery serrice
nhLSu
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MONEY 10 LOAN,

MONET TO LOAN-Sz0 TO 5000 ON d. e.
real estate. Several trust funds All tran.
tcuOns conducted wLh economical considerauoo
tor borrUwera
WM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building G 18th ST. nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

WORKTNGMEN' We CANNOT AFFORD To
lake chances. 80 when god. fresh. saleabls
oaHts Of pleasing patterns. all new. are offered
~ US for A spot cash deal. chances We owl the
PANTS and turn them over N or trade. and they
suy quick At 6 up. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
10 D auI9It
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Foted clairTOyant and palmist. Gives adr4cs
on bukness matters. love. health. and family AZ
fairs Tells name Of your future husband oS
wife. tei!S if one you IoIe ia true or false Wha,
part Of the County y lucHeSt 10 you What 10
do TO be successful in lie. l2ls n ste n,
Next door to Masonic Temple R,adiuEs. q
ieBpt
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
LIGHr on ALL PRORLEMs.

LIGHT on ALL PROBLEMS.
Readings by appointment. 81 Tvpe-
written forecasts, S mp. Frank Theodore
Allen, Director, Astrological Research So
ciety, los NV Phone Franklin 6s22
ASTROLOGY IS NOT FORTUNE
TELLING!
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READ FOR PROFITS
WANTED-HOUSES.

FIVE TO HGHT-ROOM UNFURNIsHED
house not later than September l5 in District
or suburbs D. T. BLASE, I53 r. 1. ave.
aule2 .
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MADAME STANLEY
PROF.. BELMONT

Royal Gypsy palmist. reads the hand like an
open book; satisfaction gIaranteed give her
call l3ll St ne is3ea
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SPIRITUALIST.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
for Years

WashingtOns Favorite Adviser.
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny Of
the present age. far in advance Of the ordinary
readers you meet in a class disti7crlv alone.
tells Your full name full names Of husband rife
or sweetheart; all about business. specuIations
law suits; never fails to rpunite thoae that are
separated; helps you to overcome trouble Of any
kind in very short time; brings about vrur
every wish and desire; is considered master mind
in love Affairs and -Iccoeds even in the most
difficult cases where al others have comuleteIy
failed Hours. Il a II. to 8 p. m. daily Closed
Sundays
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WATCH The CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOK
rUasnces OF the growth OF this city. ThIs
Gay seem like an odd suEestOn-6us it tSn't-
nchS<u
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Palmistry is a recognized science. and
Rl/PAH F1DON
Ie2W

Is known as one Of its greatest eIponents Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com.
plete readings with accurate descriptions OF what
your hand foretells only 81. Reception par!or ae,
corner 6th and G NV. Enusnce 9Th st
Hour. 10 .. N 70 8 D. N. frA ar
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER X
RUTHERFORD, INC. 81 18th st, NV. ap2ls.
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c. L Markward has returned TO
work after two weeks vacation at
North Chesapeake Beach
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY FOR CASHIER
and clerical work; short hours,
permanent position. Cosmos The
ater, between 10 and II a. m.
See Mr.. HICKMAN. aul9-lt
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MADAM D'AStiMAN
Clairvoyant
Room 33, 1901 C Street NV.
NINE. TEANET

PALMIST. CLAIRYOYANT
Guarantees to lead your entire life past pres-
ent and future. she asks no questions but Sc
fore you utter . word sac tells what you called
to7. names Of friends enemies; tells ho- to
gain success in business, health. courtship, mar
riage. divorce tens YOU what part Of the world
will Be success al for you; advises how to gain
and hold a good petition: she tells If the oos
you love Is tue or false. Are you in trouhe'
Do you and the one you lave bestowed your
trust and affection upon Byting cool and in
different toward youf She will remove all OBJ
staCles and tell you how TO win and hold the
one you desire. She reunites tie separated. 10
Gates absent friends or relatives. Readings U.oo
Je SEN1ENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P:Nsus PsrlOrA Opp SakS 4 ca
je5tf
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-TO RENT 4 SMALL FARM NEAR
city, suitable for raising poultry. Might buy
later on Address BON 81 Herald au 9t
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MIRRORS REPAIRED.
MIRRORS REPAIRED

Mrro-s rcsi!rered equal TO new New rnir-urs
to order. Drop card will call
THE MIRROR SHOP.
NJ B. RROTSKY. Prop 1873 F st NV
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SITUATIONS WANTED-mALE.

IpNITION As CHAUFFEUR BY RECENTLY
discharged soldier either with private family
or on a truck Tel. col a29. g W KILLIAN.
between and :. L524 Kenyon 81. nv. auI9It
The border vidette., 1919-12-27

Let your dollar scatter smiles among destitute children by placing them with the Near East Relief, headquarters, Phoenix.
 Mr. P. J. Munch, former as- sistant State Land Commission CT, who resigned to work for Uncle Sam as field auditor for the War Department, has been in Nogales several days, enjoy ing a visit with relatives and friends, all of whom are glad to see him. Mrs. Munch and Mas ter Phil, who have been visiting Mother Josephine A. Saxon, and other relatives here, will return to their home in Phoenix with Mir. Munch.
 Last Wednesday evening at the Sacred Heart, Miss Flora Bunsow, lovely daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Andres Bunsow, and Mir. Rudolph A. Lehrke, one of bus ness men, were married in the presence of & large number of friends of the high contract ing parties. After the wedding a reception was held at the home of the brides parents, after which the happy bride and groom motored to Tucson where they took the train for the East, to enjoy their honeymoon. The newly weds have the best wishes of a wide circle of friends.
 The annual meeting for the election of officers of the Santa Cruz County Medical Associa- tiou, for the ensuing year, was held last Saturday at the office of the Secretary. The follow ing we'll known medicos were elected: President, Dr. A. L.. Gustetter; Vice President, pr. A H. Noon; Treasurer, Dr. H. w. Purdy; Secretary, Dr. W. F. Chenoweth. Board of Censors: Dr.. V. A. Sneaker, Dr. T. B. Pitts. A meeting was called for January 8, 1920, at which ar engagements will be commenced for the convention of the State Medical Association to be held in Nogales, in 1920.