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4 By The Ass0rlnIr1 PreNsl
CHRISTIANA, June 28---The
Norwegian government has donated
400 barrels Of cod liver oil to the
American food commission for the
use of German children. One thou
sand German children will also be re-
ceived as guests Of Norwegian fami-
lies to regain their strength after
malnutritiou and money has been
subscribed for food to feed these
children.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 28.--
President Wilson announced tonight
that he would not suspend the opera
tion Of the wartime prohibition law,
effective Monday. He said when de-
mobilization Is completed my power
to act without congressional action
will be exercised"
President Wilson in a cablegram
TO the White House tonight said: II
am convinced the attorney general
Is right in advising me ! have no le-
gal power at this time in the matter
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WHOLESALE DRY
GOODS COMPANY
ORCANIzEDHERE
BUILDING IS STARTED

A Wholesale dry goods company,
the first in Texas south Of San An
tonic and Houston, has been organl-
ned Ia Brownsville, to operate in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley and north
s11tern Mexico.
The Walker Bennett Wholesale
DRY Goods Company, unincorporated,
n capitaIixed at 100000. w. c.
Craig Of the Walker-C Craig Grocery
Company Is president. Other stock
holders are: George r. Walker, capi-
taIist; >. G. Bennett. planter; John
Gregx. president Of the Merchants
National Bank; J. l. Friedman. for
norly Of Victoria, Tamaulipas; and
i number Of prominent business men
w the Valley.
The. company will handle general
msrchandise. II has contracted with
y practical dry goods wholesaler Of
Texas 20 manage the business.
Two lots in the industrial district.
On Fronton street between Fourth
and Fifth, have been purchased from
Ma John Closner Of Edinburg. On
thess y one-story brick building. SO
by 1z0 feet, with q concrete ware
bQzlss floor, will b. built. The struc-
tute viii conform to the style Of the
building of the Walker-C Craig Whole
sale Grocery Company. q block away.
A contract TO build the warehouse
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LAST TROOPS BUT THE
COMMANDING OFFICER
QUIT RUSSIAN SOIL

AkCHANGEL,June 26.-The last
Of the American forces here, except
ing Brigadier General Willis Richard
SON, the American commander and a
small detachment of headquarters
troops, embarked Friday for Brest.
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STRIKING employees
Of GERMAN RAILWAY
LINES ORDERED BACK

/ n FfFHfFFfNFFFf TFrHF
BERLIN, June 28.--AIl striking
railway employees were ordered Fri
day to resume work not later than
Saturday evening by Minister of
Defense Noske. Traffic is virtually
at q standstill.
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BLOCKADEEOFF
when TREATY
ERATIFIED

VERSAILLES. June 28.-The al
lied note to the German delegation
dealing with Germany ratifying the
treaty was delivered late today. It
points out, among other things. that
the withdrawal Of the blockade
against Germany depends on the
treaty's ratification.
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in NEW YORK

NEW YORK NJ r., June 28Brookyn Of Churches
It's peace celebration here today BY the blowing
vast Quantities or confetti
dus downtown yscraper Manhattan Wal
street Tor time took on the Of being
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june 2sToday school holiday
continued its celebraon tonight ogh parades
cnnceau as minister Of has
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In LONDON


LONDON 2SLondon Of
by installed
The great bells Of st. Pu other churches
added to the - - - ~->
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Respectfully.
"Carmelia Nancus,
"202l Green Street,

And they say Romance is
deadl Perhaps it is dead out
here where Cowboys and Cow
girls lead the Rugged Life, but
i'm the big, busy cities it blossoms
still.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR, AUG.
!, 1919. MALE HELP WANTED: Saint Ella
beth's Hospital, Washington, D. C., a Govern
mcnt Hospital will give employment 10 a num-
Der If men Of good character. who are in
terested in caring for patients suffering from
mental and nervous diseases. NATURE AND
ADVANTAGES OF EMPLOYMENT. 1ht
Hospital is caring for a large number Of sol
ders and sailors from FL parts Of the country; ;
consequently. wide and Varied experience may
be gained \ training school has been e,tsb
lished for the employees Of the Ward Service,
and instruction is free to employees. No ex-
TerIence is required for entrance. SALARIES
AND PERQUTS1IIES: All insIperienced help
receives 5000 PVT month: these having eH-
perIenCe in similar Institutions receive g 20 FER
month additional for each Ieriod Of six months
experience they have had up TO two years, no
Iided satisfactory references are furnished. max
ing the maximum entrance salary $500 PER
month. All receive board lodging. laundry and,
IN case Of illness. medical attention for rea
scnable length Of time. Those Who show an
in's crest in their work and prove themselres
efficient are in lire for ITomotion vacancies
o,clr. TO positions paying SOL 20 per month and
maintenance as stated above. REQUIRE
MENTS Applicants must be in sound phys
t-,t not their iTth Birthday. and be citizens of
the United States. Application form l659 may
be obtained from and fled with either the
Superintendent. II Eliza sheths Hospital, or The
Secretary. Fourth Civil Service District hoth at
Washington, Il. {. :. q. HOPKINS. Assistant
Secretary aug.ll. l2D.
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His confidence was justified by the
event.
Today Mr.. Dawson is confident
that the fundamsntsl principle upon
which Is based his plan for syndi-
eating or underwriting, the re-
sources OF the United States, so
that Europe can be helped. and
helped with comparative ease. will
be adopted. He knows. however,
that il is d stupendous proposition,
unlike anything whicn history Mas
recorded. For that reason. IT en-
tails something like a suPermind. so
to speak. If the perfect co-ordins-
tion which are essential are Sc
cured. and II the rev and stUpen-
dous machinery that is needed can
be constructed. perfectly systent-
atized. complete in all its details.
or course. il is recognized by Mr..
Dawson that this is d temporary
eXpedient. When the world no
longer has need of American credits
then the affairs OF this national
syndicate will be wound up and the
syndicate dissolved 1t is no won
der, therefore, that the mind which
is occupied with this hitherto un-
heard Of problem. should have no
room for contemplating the Sc
curities market quotations on
HOLLAND.
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STREET CALMER
after TENSION
Calmness Follows Week Of
Nervousness Over Rail
road Strike Threat.
By BRoADAN WALL

New York. Aug. lO-Wall Street
seems TO be emerging into a week
Of comparative sanity after a Pc
rod in which IL went plumb crazy
over the labor question. The threat
OF a nationwide railroad strike
was too much for the overstrained
nerves OF the traders
Three times during the past week
Wall Street was within an inch Of
panic. Nothing but American hors.
sense saved Il. There are many
persons who are continually fear
ing that Rolshevism may get q
hold in this country and every
time a supeTheated labor leader
makes some foolish statement they
think IL has arrived.
They did not stop TO consider
last week that the exetreme views
advanced at Washington were
strictly personal and were not
shared by the body Of union labor.
The number OF actual strikes in
progress was not much greater
than normal. II was the threat
rather than the reality that made
tho trouble
President Wilson's address TO
Congress made II clear that IL
union labor wants anything from
the President, IL will have TO 10
back 10 work. In expressing that
sentiment. the President voices the
overwhelming sentiment OF the
country. He will be backed Up in
that attitude. That is why his
speech had such a buIIish effect
on tho stock market Saturday.
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Says Christ is Hope
Of Modern Democracy

Christ is the hope OF modern
Democracy" declared the Rev. -.
Hughes Edwards, in his sermon on
The Christ Of Faith" at the Church
OF the Covenant yesterday.
AN economical. Industrial. political
and international problems md roots
in the moral nature Of man" said DT.
Edwards Fundamental ultimate
realities are not armies and navies.
trade congresses and international
diplomacy. but God and the moral
nature Of man. The latter is the basis
Of democracy, putting into democracy
vast possibilities. There is a posi-
biIIty OF falling into an abyss OF de-
StruCtion, or Of resCnInE up to the
celestial heights Of justice, manhood
and service.
Which possibility becomes an sc-
tuality depends upon mans attitude 10
Christ. A democracy which Ignores
Christ is doomed Are VIC ignoring
Christ? Are professional foodmongers
and profteeTs taking Christ into their
account? Are labor and capital solv-
ing their problems after the manner
OF Christ? Is diplomacy aware OF
Christ -
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SITUATIONS MALE.

DISCHARGED SAILOR WISHES A POsI-
- tou as chauffeur. private or commercial car:
reference. BOX $50. Herald Office aust
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LORD GREY MAY BE
BRITISH ENVOY TOU. S.

London, Aug lo.-British officials
today were inclined 10 believe the
report published in the Observer
saying that Viscount Grey was Civ
ing favorable consideration to the
governments offer giving him the
post Of ambassador to Washington.
Lord Grey. who at the beginning
Of the world war was Sir Edward
Grey. British foreign minister. was
one OF the most ardent workers for
peace and an amicable settlement Of
affairs with Germany. Grey has long
ranked as one Of EurOpe's most sa-
gacious statesmen.
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MRS. BOSWELL,

PALMIsT AND CLAIRvOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters love health
and family Affairs; tells il the one YOU love Il,
true or fs.sr. what part Of the county is lucder
TO yen. What to do to he successful in life Gives
on dates and facts. tells YOU Whist has passed in
life. and what is happening. without asking
single question. She does not tell to Tlease but
reads lust the hands indirats: tells You the
Planets you were born unde'. the lucky and un-
lucky planets: when and whom you will marry +;
settles and explains love. family trouble. mar
riase. divorce, health, lawsuits speculations. in
ECStments. transactions Of all kinds In fact, no
matter what your hope, fear ambition come
10 this noted palmist and find help. There is no
use for anyone TO be unsuccessful or unhanppy
No matter what the cause. her advice removes
all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction Read
ing, 100 10 7th st. nv su6 s.
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BUREAU OF.
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
HSsz NEWS

Miss Agnes Northern. Miss Emma
V. Posey. Miss Annie Koonce. Miss
Gladys Spotswood. Miss Irene Owen
and Miss Casa ndria McConchie have
bcen promoted from acting clerks 10
regular clerks on the night force OF
the printing division.
Ed Helmuth and Eddie White. OF
section s. took a weekend trip to
Rock Point. Md, in search OF small
mouthed bass.
Charles RunCe and Aaron Meredith.
OF section g. have just finished d good
job Of painting on their cars.
Miss Bessie Carney. Miss Minnie
Ebert and Miss Semolie Hume. all OF
the stamp perforating division, are
enjoying a two weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Brooks. Of section 5, will
spend a week at Colonial Beach.
The Girls Union is giving an eN-
cursion TO Chesapeake Beach on
Thursday. August a. and will have
as guests a number of soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital. The revenue
derived from this outing will be used
to defray the expenses OF sending
representatives of this union 10 the
convention in San Francisco next
month.
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney. clerk m
section 3. was on leave all Of last
week.
Pat Rooney, son of Theodore
Rooney, superintendent OF section
6. sustained broken ankle last
Thursday while sliding to third
base during a baseball game.
H. S. Wells. Of section ?, night,
is out for the week.
Sam johnson. of section ., motor
ed to Atlantic City last Friday.
Miss Gertrude Hume, OF section l.
is spending a couple Of weeks IN
Indian Neck, Va.
Miss Margaret Henery, OF the ex.
amining division. will be on leave
this week.
Miss Agnes Northern, clerk in sec
| tion 5, night, Is enjoying a Naca'
tion at her home in HyaCinth.
( Herbert Ivers. Of section s, hs'
hcen absent for the past week du'
to the illness Of his daughter.
Miss May II. Sexton and Miss
Leila Carter. of section s. night
were on leave all OF last week.
Miss Florence McCHrty, OF th'
wetting division. is spending heI
vacation at her home in Virginia.
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Miss Florence McCHrty, OF the
wettins division. is spending her
vacation at her home in Virginia.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

wrTTU
Wallace 4 and EthrI '. Sterent Eiri
sam and Rita Needle. hoy
Rohcrt W and Eth.l L. Ns-.y h-.
Wm. :. and MEry HrIser. zrl
OrhA : and Agnes 2 CrsnoDd. girl.
Edward : and Craze + Reach girl
Edgar Z and L ma r. b1y
COLORED
John n and Eisu ! scott. ~.
Wm and Julia RoSs. boy
David and Iisila JsniSon. boz.
VIM. and Beatrice Johnscu. rr.
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PALMlSTRI,
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZFJJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled mos. 81.
tensi'ely. reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability TO look accurately into
the tarthest depths Of human hand and read
he most delicate and shadowed signs of ones
life. descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
Zella, who. more than a century ago read the
LANDS OF the crowned heads OF Europe and NOR.
than convinced and won the praise Of being (ths
GyIsy Wonder the most celebrated pami,t
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys
tsieS Of the hand since a girl OF Is years aud
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young of her Gypsy race and
being a 50 years Of age is without
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th st. nv.
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FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. NJ s. p. d.
rector Astrological Research Society PersonaI
readings BY appointment s.; typewriter fore
casts. $ and up. Expert vocational guidance.
DR.. Aliens work is strictly scientific and nath.
ematical, not a matter Of feelings Impressions
or guesses. He is not fortune teller los
L NV Phone Franklin ss2 auI90
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Ed Helmuth and Eddie White. or
section s took weekend trip to
Rock Point. Md. in search Of small
mouthed bass.
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1870 c STR. N. W.
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

Two Doors From 18th St.
aus-tf
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Mr.. Dawson was asked in the fall
OF 1918, while the Victory loan sub
scription was in progress. il he had
Pny doubt about securing in few
eeks the gift of at least SI5O-
100000 from the American people
for Red Cross work. Sotwithstand-
ing the billions which the Victory
loan called for at that time. Mr.
Dawson was as confident that the
additional sl50.OOO.O 600 which was
the Red Cross last call would be
given by the American people as
though he had the money in hand,
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND nCLAIRVOYANr

elZ sIhEEI n "
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PALMISTRY.
CEALO PARKER

Are YOU in trouble: Save time and ncuer hy
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MADAME VICTORIA

The gifted palmist and cIairToyant can ad-
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-EG7PrlAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST: rrLLs
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Horace L. Martin. 6s. L s S5dien' Hons
HpsJ7
Louis Ps7tts. 50, Emergency HospL
Martha NJ CoppaGr - n 81 ~
COLOREn.
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Julia Brooks S So 2nd st ~
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IufSut q Jscub G and Lucy King IS minutes
IGS Nhittinrhsm Of. ne
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MADAM D'hSHNLAN

GJIsy Cla1TYOysns
Ard card reader. sduce slVen on business.
marriage and ClrUIer, IhIs woman has rad
Ter many Tsopls IN naLy countries her
predictions are Eehaele lSJl q at, caSp~
I5rh .,nt.-
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SPIRITUALIST,
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR
Tor Iears

TUT ears
Washington FavOrite Adviser.
Most remarkable reader of human destiny OF
the present age. far in advance Of the ordinary
reader you meet. in a class distinctly alone
teFs YOUR fun name, full names Of husband wife
or sweetheart; all about business speculations,
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every wish and desire is considered master mind
in love affairs and succeeds even in the most
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Sunday
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Two Doors From 18th St
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairToysnt and medium. can Be con-
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she succeeds Her advice is good. Try her No
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WANTED-AGENTS,

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FOR SALE-LOTS

BEAUTIFUL LOT To BUILD A HOME,
sszIs; near Western High School; surrounded
by detached homes; across from open grounds
of Academy Of Visitation; one fare to center
city: only lot in this section. West AoJ.
aulO-6t
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PROF. BELMONT

ITJted clairToSant and palmip. Gives sdyins
on business matters love, health, and family al
fairs Tells Of your future husband o<
wife, Irls il you love is true or false What
part Of the rVuus-v u luckisSt to you What to
do to be sucressful ia he. lZIs n. a,s Nv,
Next door to Masonic Temple Reading, s.
is14r
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pilmistry /, a recognized science, and
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dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: com.
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rorner OF sth and G INV. Entrance 9Th ST
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MADAM EPPY

EGYPTIAN PIANIST
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srs are wonderful; indeputsble advice; clear in.
formation concerning love courtship, marriage
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equally beneficial aud interesting: you are wiss,
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to p. n
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FOR SALE--SUEURBAN.

How 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
CHEVY Chase on 500 cash and SIS A month
ALLAN W. GIBSON. a7-as Colorado Build
M .us7-3ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE

NES WANTED. WHITE ONIY-EARN so5
70 SO Weea-y Rise above snail -salaried posi-
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for IartiCullr> NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
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CABINET MAKER
CLAIRVOYANTS.
csD.-d b the District OF ioiumsas.
NINE. JEANETT

PALMiST. CLAIRVOYANT
GuErsntses to lead sour entire life past pre-
ent and future. shs iskS no questions, but be-
fore you utter . word she tells what you cslled
ios. mares of friends enemies; tells how 70
gain success in GlAEess, health, eo1rtship, mar
rage, divorce uls YOU what part of the world
viii Be successful for you; advises bow to gain
and hold 4 good position; she tells the Gus
YOU love Is true or false Are you in trouble 7
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Gates abseLt frisuds or relstiTeS Reading, 81 %
500 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P:yate PGlofs Opp Saks 4 ca
ielFf
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LOST.

r. -EISI-GOLD WRIST WATCH BETWEEN
-nhscond and Rhode Island avenue and ST. Mar
HHs Church Reward. Cab Phone n Sow.
s,- au.u-lt
LOST SMALL BROWN PEKINESE DOG
haA 10 g St. NV, Or phone Franklin 6l3S.
au.li-lt
LOST LADIES' RLACK LEATHER HAND
ne p'Ess- bctween East Capitol and B streets on
-Ecrsnth street Sc. Return 10 1912 East Capitol
n Street f0r T"War7l aul0lt
fOST-SuALL WHITE POODLE WITH RAR-
ness please retUr1 20 lfo Z St nv. Reward.
aulOE
- LOST-COAT MANS CHECKERED FROM
automobile Tuesday night; taiIOT's name Max
q Needle on inside Of pockrt Reward lic5 5;h
81 NV au9 q
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DIED.

DIED.
his residence, The Kenesaw.
WILLIAM CLIFFORD. husbs nd
OF Anna NJ. Long.
Funeral from the chapel of W. r.
Speare Company. 1ECS II street
northwest. on Tuesday, August u,
1919, at 5 p. m.
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MEN to unload coal cars. Apply
'- Immediately to THE CORBY
YEAST CO.. Langdon, D. c.
aus-.f
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MADAME STANLEY
Royal Gypsy ralniist. reads the hand ike an
oPcn book; satisfaction guaranteed give her
call. l3ll II st. ne. js9sa
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS-I7IO q ST Nw.-CAN
- srrause fyT Ink. Phone Franklin 2ss
au.lL3t
~ 9Th ST NW.-TWO PARLORS- PIANO.
Ink. private entrance; no children. AUST
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Charles RunCe and Aaron Meredith.
OF section 8. have just finished a good
job Of painting on their cars.
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ALL OWNERS OF MEXICAN SECURITIES,
bonds. stocks, lands Of eyey description re
quested to Immediately communicate with Chair.
man. Mexican Securities Committee, BOX ess,
Herald office. aulOt
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

YCU GET THE BENEFIT Of ANY RAISE
= IN Tsi,s. and We pay vow al the cash down
AID no .DuC wait Tor tue money and We arc the
REyCTs Of the largest quantities ladies and mems
VoEu cIatFiuS, any siA- collection rIeasey rs. and
.Ns sail - omit: tel u5 by Thole Main as
JEITH'- Old STSSD. cIs d aulflt
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Herbert Ivers. OF section 6, has
been absent for the past week due
10 the illness Of his daughter.