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PERSONALS.
JJSIW

Corrective exercises for stopped or pigeon toed
children Expert teacher. Private lessons in
very simple but effective reducing exercises for
ladies'. 642 Z. Capitol St ap2N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VII At WE
tell you that prices are low now - To what
they viii be In the near future; 30 II you could
see this fine stock Of slightly used overcosts at
70 up and care TO save a SO OF so bill this II
the store to look for. Pays to know. JUsTHs
OLD STAND, 6ls d. apo-lt
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TAILORS

ENperienced % N0Tnen's costs Julius Garh
\ 10 mchzi
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Alleged Switch Tamperer
Held for Grand Jury

Tampering with railroad switches ~
a dangerous pasttime, even II no harm
results.
Raymond Williams. colored, OF Ia
wyiie street northeast. an employees
OF the Qusrtermsster's Departments
was held for the action Of the grams
jury yesterday by judge Auksm for
tampering with a switch IN the Bsl
timore and Ohio freight yards ia
Uekington.
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CONRAD n. sYME AND JAS. FRANCIS
Smith, Attorneys. In the Supreme Oourt Of the
District Of Columbia Holdins a District Court
In re: The opening and extension q alleys IN
squares S572 and 372 in the District Of Colum-
bia- District Court No. ISg. Notice Is hereby
given that the Commissioners Of the District Of
C0umoas, pursuant TO the provisions Of section
les to l6S !, inclusive of the code Of Law for
the District Of Columbia, have fled a petition
In this court praying the condemnation q the
land necessary for opening and eIteDding. pubic
alleys in squares S72 and 3s2. in the District Of
COiumbss, as shown on a plat or map fled With
the said petiuon, as Part thereof. and Paying
also that jury of Eve iudicious, disinterestsd
men. not related to any person interested in
the>e prOceedingS and not in the service or en-
plOyment Of the District Of Columbia OF Of the
United States. be summoned b. the United
States marshal FOR the District Of Columbia. 70
Assess the damages each owner Of land 10 Be
taken may sustain by reason of the opening and
widening Of the said alleys, and the condenna-
ticn q the land Necessary tOT the purposes there
Of. and 10 aSSeSs as benefits resulting therSfrom
the entire amount Of said damages. including
the expenses o. these proceedings. upon each LOT
or parcel Of land which will be benefited hy said
opening and extending. in the proportion that
the said jury may find said lots parts oS lots or
psrCels Of land vii he benefited as provided for
in and by the stOreSaid code Of Law. II Is b1
the court this 18th day Of March 1919 ordered
that all persons having any interest IN these pro
ceedinss be, and they are hereby, warned sno
commanded TO appear in this court on or before
the 9th dxy Of April. 1919. at 10 oclccf xrd con.
tinue in attendance until the court shall have
made its final order rstifying and Confirming the
award Of damages and the assessment, or b. b
hts Of the tury to be iInpSneled and sworn
in; and il Is further ordered that a COPY -' sEls
notice and order be Published twice a We f0-
two successive weeks in the Washington Eve 40
Star The Wxshingtnra PpSt and TGhe Wsxh5rsr
ton HeSsld, newspapers published in the Sc
District commencing at least ten days before the
said 9Th day Of April 1919 II is further ordered
that copy Of this notice and order be served
by the United States marshal ur his deputies
upon each Of the owners Of the fee Of land to Be
condemned herein as may be found by the said
msrshal. or hts deputies within the District O,
Columbia, before the said 9Th day Of April, 1919
By the court. WALTER G. Mccoy. Chief Jus.
tice. (Sesl.l A true COPY. Test: J. R YOUNG
Cierk By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM, Asst Oert
mh8.8.sp2s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
IN MEMORLAM.

tribute OF love and
devotion 10 the memory OF my be-
loved son. JOHN 1. EOPOLUCCI.
L. 5. Navy, Of armed guard detail
who was lost at sea from S. s.
Astec, Of Brest. France, April !,
1917.
BY MOTHER
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Schools
And
Colleges

FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
nations for clerks April and Il Tuition for
entire course for these examinations, IS. The
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
cor 10Th and n sta Franklin aso sz-se
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MADAME ZELLA

Genuine Egyptian Palmist. If
in doubt of love, business or fam
lily affairs, consult Madame Zella.
622 FIFTH STREET N. W.
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OLD-FASHIONED HERBS
MADAM PARKER

GIFTED Palmist and CLdrvoyant. give, ady,cs
On all anais cf life She asks mn Question: b,
win tell yoa shat you want to know. You nj
Be wiser and happier after seeing her. sstts
faction or no charges- Readin0 Q0
HOURS 10 A., NJ. TO So. N,
lzll e St NV. between ltth and 18th ssa
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. WASH
possls win be received At this orics, Room
81. District Building. until 2 O'Clock p. N.
April B. for furnishing school chairs without
csstinr and for furnishing castings for chsirs
and desks. Specifications and forms Of pro-
poszls may be had upon application TO ths
Purchasing Onicn, Room SD. District Build
ing. LOUIS BROWNLOW. W. GWYNN
GARDINER, CHARLES W. KUTz. Con
missioners. d. q. mh1l-3t
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DR.. HOWARD
CHIRoPRACTIO PHYSICIAN
RHEUMATISM SPECIALIST

Sciatic. Muscular. Articular
"oF THE JOINTS"
1t matters not who has been your physician a
what treatment you have had, IL you can get I,
my onice you probably can regain your health
and extend to you an invitation to call ans
learn Just what can be done for you. ROOM
.. Wrder Bldg, corner 9Th and st. NV.
mhlkff
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MADAME STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY PALM
ist. reads tho hand Ike an open book; salts
faction guaranteed; give her = call. lsll q It ne.
mh22rQQ
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed By District q Columbia
BELMONT.
Pslmistry is 4 recognized science, and
RIZPAH EIDON

Is known as ons Of its greatest exponents Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily; com
plete readings with accurate descriptions oI
what your hand foretells only 81. Reception par
lor ne. corner Of eth and nv. Entrance ett
F. Hours 10 q m. to D. N. mhE -eU
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LADYS COLD WATCH,
HELP WANTED.

ACCOUNrANT-BDCoM AN EXPERT 40
eountaut under The guidance Of sixteen prscde'
ing c>r-ined pubic Accountants within ten
months: no text booa used; snail cost; easJ
terms; only one hour, day or night, r-Qureo
satHfacrton guarsnteed or money refunded par
ticulars at interview. BOX 572 Herald on1ce'
apes
WANTED-COoK AND GENERAL HOUSE
worker; no laundry; white or coloc-d; suour-
ban; good salAry and home. Apply ROOM ~,
Southern BuHdtng apl.t
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED lcoLUxNs Foh
evidences Of the growth Of this city. TINS
may seem like an odd susgetion-but 4, isn't
mcf3-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CONRAD n. sYME AND JAS FRANCIS
smith, Attorneys In the Sup-eue Ocurt 0
the District Of CoIumbiI, holding District Cour1
In re: The widening of the pubic Alley in
SQuzre fA in the District Of Columbia District
Court. In re: The widening Of the pubic sley In
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia. pJE-
susnt 10 the provisions 1 Section ise le1-l.
inclusive Of the Oode of Law for the Dis
tict Of Columbia, have fled . petition In this
court praying for the condemnation of the land
Necessary fU the widening Of an slley in Square
7A In the District Of Columbia. shown On a
plat map f5-d with the said petiuon- part
thereof, and TssyinE also that jury 81 nv
judicious distintsrcstsd men, not related 70 any
psrson interested in thes. rroceedinss and not In
the service or employment Of the Districs Of %
lumbss q the United States be summoned p
the United States marshal for the District Of
Columbia to Asses the damages each owner of
land TO be taken may suxsin by reason o the
widening Of the said alley and the condemnation
Of the land necesssry fos the purposes Thereof,
and to Asses as benefits resulting therefrom the
entre amount Of said dsnAs-s Including the eI-
penses Of these prooe-dinss. upon each lot o.
pxrt Of lot or psrc- of land which will be b-ne-
nted by said widening. in the Proportion that the
said jury may find said lots parts Of lots or
parcels 0 land VIII be bsnedted provided for
in and By the Aforesaid Code Of Law. Il h,
b. the court this ash day Of March. 1913. order
ed that all persons having any interest In these
proceedings be. and they are hsreby, warned and
Commanded to appear IN this court on or before
the 18Th day o April. 1919 at 10 o'clock, and
continue in attendance until the court shall have
made Its Anal ord1 ratityinS and cnnfrmins the
award OF damages and the assessment Of bene-
hts Of the jury to be emraneled and svorn here
In; and II is further ORDERED. that a copy ct
this notice and 1rdeI be puhlisbed tvice week
for two successive weeks in the Wsshinrton
Evening Star. The Washington TINES and The
Washington Herald. Newspapers published in the
fsfr,r A..
fore the said leh day Of April, 1879. II is fur
ther ORDERED. that a copy Of this notic- and
order be ssrred By the United Stats marshal OF
his deputies. upon each of the cwne7s q the
fee of the land 10 be condemned herein as may
be found b the said marshal or his deputies.
within the District of Columbia before the said
18th day Of Apsll 1913 By the court WALTER
J. MCCOY. Chief Justice. A true COPY Test:
Seal. J. r. YOUNG. Cerk- By W. p. LIE
MON .uaseu
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THE INDIAN-HAyE YOU SEEN HIN,
Look for him in Sundays personal, and csi
at OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP. III fth st NV
mhl4sot
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DIAMONDa
AND JEWELRY
Bought for cash from private partie, ana e.4as.s
Ns Washington Loan and Tfus Euildins. -
| and sts- nv. a4A
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Phone
Main
$500
SPECIAL NOTICE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PERsoNAL
uupwu sorrd In the foslo~ins n.n<. ~ir b.
sotd for ichavu APRIL = is,s AT ~
ou<oCk AT lfD YoU ST NV. NJ R.n-
sAno, Richard Bernc. X W Bib.e Mr., n
g boseniu. Q. l. Oske. o1rolyp A. O.ishosu
M. o. Nh 4 7. clsrk Mrs G. n. cpgnpa
n o. Dsehl. Nis L. NJ Dixou, Mrs 1lU
fuenAn, frant B. a. Ksthe-1pe ID. 0rs-p,f
hstber1ns p. Grreu- Mn v " Johnsou Wa
tr !qnA. Rise Loan. Lucy Madison NJ
Mar N. hshooey. Mr.. or Mxs. NJ. A Rzcht~
Theo. X Riley. Mn Ellen I>-r sosnthnx NJ
Cnas y. Stewart. J. l. StHltz Nrs s ii es.l
outh. Nu Eva TsSco. Ruth " Wes.~r n nj
NihiamA. Y A. Wimberly. Opt or A-s Il ~
foh FIDELITY STORAGE 90. snn-
Summer Window Shade, al
Special Factory Prices. 9ESH s9a'
The Shade Shop. = = lsa "a -, IT
W STOKES sANNONs. Propae.a. :
! PUBLIC STENOGRAPfiER
ALFRED X RECON
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION GIVEN 10 RUru
WORK :.
Sol NATTER BLDG. 90 O ST ~. -r'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-sse TO $4,000 oI D. C
real estate. Several nust funds. An trsns-
action conducted with economical conndersuou
for borrower
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DR.. REED
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished,
CONSULTATION FREE

Private Waiting Room for Ladies
Office Hours. 10 to l.. ) tn s. Sundays. 10 to "a
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wM. a SAUNDERS a CO.,
Southern Building. ~ 18th st nv.
feasA
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Economic on Your Movins
For reliable quick service on local md m
distance moving call on A. BITE, - u Z. -.
Phoos Franklin lASw An0-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

IF YOUR morning cup Of coffee could
speak, it would tell you fascinating
stories of strange peoples and strange
lands-of the wiry, little brown men Of
Java OF the patient Dutch in their southern
colonies; Of dusky Abyssinian maidens in
their African home; Of the temperate
slopes OF the towering Andes; of pic
turesque plantations in sunny Mexico; of
the vast expanses OF tropical Brazil; Of the
wave-washed islands Of the Pacific.
1t would tell you Of curious methods of
transportation - slow and ancient 70
quaint historic seaports-by camel. by bull
lock, upon the backs Of men.
Greatest adventure Of all, it could tell Of
landing in Brooklyn at the busting piers
and spacious warehouses Of Arbuckle
Brothers, the worlds greatest coffee mer-
chants
Here come the coffees selected by expert
BUYERS tirelessly at work, from every land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

where coffee is grown. Here are received
the vast stores Of coffees constantly being
transported by feet Of ships. Here is the
laboratory where experts are continually
making a scientific study Of coffee. Here
are conducted the experiments which are
ever developing new differences in roast
ing, new subtleties of blending. new
methods Of packing the favorite drink Of
Americans.
1t was facilities such as these the zeal and
resources OF vast tireless organization.
that produced Yuban, the coffee which was
chosen Of all the coffees Of the world by
the head Of the Arbuckle firm for its
UNIQUE flavor, its rare aroma.
As you lift your cup Of Yuban to your lips.
and enjoy its rich. full flavor. you under
stand how New York's most critical coffee
lovers Instantly recognized its distinct
quality Today more New Workers are
drinking YUBAN than all other packaged
oofees combined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

Every day the year ships the bringing the choicest coffee the
great Arbue warehouses Brooklyn whee employees
engaged roasting blending and packing the coee Americans drink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

Rra.u fnm,d for tropical inrurmnes. pro-
dyc,s fhr,e -fomths Of the reorids eot'' to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

Gathering cofes b.rries in .ifri,d,
the ndfi,' country II co1s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30

In M'rico. spreading the cofe. Der
ries out under the hot sun TO dry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

hand eEtingulshors are not expensive.
Ihcy are easily handled and Will put
out any Kind Of "A fire II used IN
uWe u ls 70 Fuod idea 10 have "A
ladder so that you can reach tho
roof " your buildings iu a hurry
o. Many fires are caused by light
nlnG, and tho only protection YOU can
get from thlH danger - lightning
rods That they do protect l7 almost
certain, but the rods must be- Of good
material ana properly Installed and
grounded Buy thom from reliable
dealers aud have thcm installed by
competent parties You can buy
them from dealers who VIII also iu-
stall them and guarantee The work.
Pass up the llko lightning rod agent.
Never Leave Children Alone
FINALLY we wish 90 adWunish
YOU never 10 leave children, real Old
folks or inNalds alone in the house.
not even Tor short umo You can
never tell what VIII hupucn. In tho
case NJ children something is very
liable Go happen that viii grloyr
you as long aB YOU 1--we Matches
haNc a peculiar charm FOR small chill
drrn. Thoy Ioyc. tho explosion and
hright flare OF u match They will
Try experiments Ot this, that and the
other KIND 300 your absence They
nr" bound 90 Doc into mischief ~
Bouo Kind or other We wish YOU
could read the records uf this office
for one short year Fifteen children
were burned to death lu hn.r own
homes due tu mo fatal mistake or
leaving them alone I'm the house. We
can stand tho Joss ui property. We
fuu stand uftt...I. l.a II..YF.f IHF
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OFFICERS FIND WHISKY
SILL HIDDEN IN A TREE

CHARLESTON. W. We. Aug lf
Revenue officers found an imprH.
yiscd whisky suli within three mlns
ot the state capitol II consisted uf
dshran.. an irc cream frr,2Dr and
about SIX fcrt Of h1lf-inch lepd pipe.
About fivc gallons ot apple mash
were confsCntcd
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Sunday School

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GIRLS BODY BECAME RIGID
AFTER LIGHTNING FLASHES

MONACO. Pa. Aug 16 aLIEht.
ming has B peculiar offe,. ON Miss
Mary Sinclair M this place Duriub
q storm recently there came u blind.
uE flash and her right hand cloy.I
ilEidg N required the efforts NJ
four men to open % sufficiently 90
place q Hpin' The pain II intense
A year ago Miss Sinclair suffered
a similar injury with her hand aud
sn times iu the last two years her
''ody has become rigid after flash
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WNTITITHNT TIU- IA NIE tn
.vpul1 highway department hua
finally solved Tho disappearance ~
whi'eWash from posts along tho
.'t'o tuudH The vhl'rwaah 'v made
with slli 1s 70 pTpayryafiyr and wood
rhurks have hecn tearing ~ on and
eating the mNurc fur the salt.
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LEGAL

N'IlrE uF stIr UT MUNICIPAL.
CAS- rINt iINI
N'Ir' H hereby given uaf d., authority
FfafIr' IN Hn election f.H uu the IHIh
dar of lrNraar lulp ont uu mr.usnr,
n, fr'uHuuns adopted Nr mr ,iit council
~ ''r i.N NJ Nuaauger. uu fhr -in dal Of
August 1910 that ua rr of Nustugaa
". fr. ihe uuUl.pa' sac pine limo osnei
hf sa'i Iit1 sTI .u.fffH.f.I Do, 10 iu the
'aln 'o and l"iu mo cts Of Nu,hogrs
Nh'thomn aud thai aH psrs4rs drs.ruF to
purrhs,s same. may ns their bids With ihr
llF orIt oi tHo tlu 81 MussoEre us
IaHuWa. on or before nine clock tn
N-~uft 'aut. 1919. that saId Uidt will DO
uIrusd ai q meeting Of tho city council.
bold ut be regular place of wsrtHV ou the
atnd dHY oi August 1919. aud that bids
vii DO received ON sad pipe 'ius iH parts.
isi That rortop ~ ,aid plps lIas con.
'iruH'ed aud nov being within me- cor.
pofs'c limits ~ tho tHy Of Mustoroc.
usIaaoma hing north O' Soum HIi, noui.
lri That rart qt sid ripc line 81
toDdIrg from tho corporate limits NJ the
'I'F Of NHstoEre ukIshuma. tu mo end
d" s7'' l"c ~ husty Mountain ard that
part within the corporate umIts of tho
go u' u.HtuFee Iytug south Of tho north
aide ~ South SIDE noulryaFts
That bids vI.| DO received ON these tsr.
afair parts of taId limo snd mo whole 81
'aii pIpr lrr and hst tho sane will he
tn.H ln whole or i0 separate paris a. may
arem beet lhe aid oouNH.l rsscr,lug 10
Itself the right 'o accept any such Bids
vs.. " GILBERT
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c0NTWrED FROM rHEcEDNG PAGE
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ARMY DISCHARGES MILLION
Total Numirr II 82OS. 75O-IorCc
sun In Europe 100 ,0as Men.

WASHINGTON. Aug iG -pis
charges from the army now total
t..OA.7b9 the war department an
rouncod today leaving met strength
.on August ~ Of boo.tgg officers and
men ~ whom i09,gSS stll were In
Europe
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Tho Board OF County C0mmlsaion-
"rs ~ the County ut5rulsa. slate OF
oklahoma, mot iu a regular session
in tho Commissioners room OF tho
Tulsa County Court house ON the ION
day ~ July 1919. az Q o'clock "a m.
THIS being also the meeting OF the
Excise Board NJ mo County uf TulHu
Present Lewis Cline, County
/ Clerk and ~ .uffluio Secretary uf the
HuutI. vs. % Williams County
Judge. I'd Dalton. County Treas
urcr Thu- g. Muurpr. County Attor-
poy. W $ Hooker County Assessor
| ~ h. suppeA, Chairman Board Oi
County Commissioner vs.. l. North,
Nico-ChMrmau. A. a Martin. Mem
uCr Roard ~ County Commissioners
Absent Minnctio UedEcH. County
Superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION.
hu auditing and allowing of tho
claims. both general aud toWnsh %
vas first taken up. after which tho
usual routine NJ business
a'iNlrI ~. Smith, salary, 500 90
aHiNa r.. N. Nailcn. salary,
tCJ,5
a5is1 Pearl nmckum, salary
1850.
35tsi g. W Woods. salary.
f2UHga
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3.tNi a. .lt Johnson. salary,
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saiss- Mildred woodward. salary.
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Carrie Davis. SALARY, t97.E 90
$3.50 Lillian Davis. salary.
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