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The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
Notice Of Special Election 10 be
held in Supervisors District No. /
Jones County, Mississippi, to deter
mine what laws the public roads OF
SAID Supervisors District No. have
come unt er and-levying a spscial tax
Of 2 mills for the purpose OF raising
money with which to work, construct
build and MAINTAIN said public roads
ofsaid Supervisors District No. land
the levyiug OF a $500 Communication
ak against each male inha bitant ia
said district who may be SUBJECT to
TO road duty and forthe anpointmsn
and pay of road commissioner 70
said Supervisors District No l.
To pursuant to an order OF the
Board Of Supervisors OF Jones County
Mississippi, passed at tAs Regelar
September, 1920 Term, notice ishere.
by given to the qualified electors ot
Supervisors District No. i Of Jones
County, Mississippi, that there viii
be held at each precint ia. said
District No. ofJores County, Miss,
oWhe 2Ist day of October, 1920, an
electlont whereat all qualified electors
ni Supervisors District Mo. ] ma
vote. TO determine whether or not the
working, construction, building, re
pairing and maintainance OF the
public roads of said@ Supervisors
District No, shall be bronght ondlr
and h5 the provisions of Coapler 81
OF ihe laws Of 1910 as amendcd by
chapters PSI and 25s of The laws 81
1912 and chapters az aud III OF tbs
laws Of 1916 and Chapter 276 al thu
laws Of 1920; that said Supervisors
District 40 be declared ana
organized into Seperate Road
District; thar Road Commissioner
ee appointed as providhd hy said laws
for said road district; that said road
commissioner be required TO execute
o contract end bond iu hufhcient sum
70 assure Of the faithful performAuce
Of bis duties: thht he be required IS
one oi his duties TO notify the Sheri
and Tax collector of all persons in
said rosd district whe may be subjeci
toroad auty who has not been ass
sessed; that q Communication tux
oi $500 be assessed against each male
nhabltaoi who is subjac. 70 road duty
10 saidroad district che Attorney ict
The Board having ruled ttat sa'd |
tax cannot be less nor
mere than s50 90 under said lawsl;
hat ad valorem tax Of three mills be
evied annually against all afaxahle I
'eai and personal property 10 said !
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

road district for the plfposs Of rails
ing money which to work, construct.
build, repair and maintain the public
roads IN said Super isors Road Dis
trict No lofJones County Mississippi
lfamai ioriiy Of said Qralilied Electors
Of sald Supervisors District No.
voting at said eleclou shall vote in
favor Of above SAID propersilion .hen
the lin4rd OF Sapervisoss VIII place
avs ga opcratonand levy said tax
Ia saio Supervisors load District No
Otherwise not
Ihs asare slall pc voted upon
one proposition.
w. Il. Hedge
b. A. suspy
u. III. busn
Election Commissioners of Jones
County Aississilli.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
Riggs Disease

Fully adult out of every three havethe above
troublesome AID health sapping disease The poison
generated by this maedy is doutless responsible
for most all the rheumatism neuralgia, stomach trouble
headaches and nervousness that wepoor moras are a
licted with
Nov we knowa place where this oathsome disease can
be permanty cured with very little cost We are notin the
least interested IN the sale ol remedy but we stand
ready to back up the above statement
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
.RCHANTS Z & MANUFACTURES
BANK.

Located az Ellisyille, in the County
Of Jones State Of Mississippi, at lhe
CLOSE Of business Sept 5 1920 made 10
The Board Of Hank Examiners.
Resources
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

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The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

Statement OF financial condition
Of the
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

No hand touches the Laurel
bottle from the time it is placed in
the cleaning machine until it is
capped ready to ship.
The guaranteed goodness of
Laurel drinks makes them ideal for
home use. Drink them every
day at meals, between meals.
Serve them to the children.
The Laurel line is large. Each
Of the following is marked with
the Laurel label your guide to
best drinks:
Y ards Orange Crush Chocolate Cream
Wards Lemon-Crush Root Beer
Ginger Ale Peach Mellow
Cream Soda Strawberry Mist
Celery Tonic Grapo
celery Soda Water "A Grape Soda Water
Soldbyleadingdealers Tryabot-
tie today. Then send home a case.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30

Mr. J'E. Garnee and son Pat.
haye g3re 20 can ds ard various
points IN tae nogth Mrs. for
n sir V4enti0a.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1920
Bilbo announces again

Bilbo keeps on announcing for the senate Bibo says
that if no anti against Vardaman he will run himself
well if no one runs except Bible Vardaman will be elected
this time without opposition.
The Jones County news., 1920-09-30
CARBONATED. DRINKS
FOLKS in and around Laurel will be proud
to know that the drinks bottled by the Laurel
Coca-Cola Bottling Company are without supe-
rior anywhere in the world

Only top-quality drinks are good
enough for our customers. No in
fcrior beverage will ever bear the
Laurel label.
Our sirup laboratory is in charge
of experienced bottlers, who use
only choicest materials in prepar-
ing the favors for Laurel drinks.
There's only one Laurel standard
-I009o Goodness.
The purity and wholesomeness
of the water used are attested by
the State Chemist of Mississippi
and other eminent authorities.
Carbonation is by latest approved
processes.
Everything about our plant is
clean and sanitary. Walls and floors
are of white tile.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25
Many Murder Societies
Being Formed In Ireland

London, March 22.-Dispatches
from Ireland show the murder of
Thomas McCurtain, lord mayor OF
Cork, to have produced an intense, IL
bubdued, sensation throughout Ire
land. This tragedy, says the Times
correspondent in Dublin, closed one
of the blacklist weeks since the rebel
lion of 1916. He gives a long list of
outrages in various parts of the island
including five murders of policemen
end others and an attempt to kill Pro-
lessor Stockley of Cork.
The motives of the muder of the
Lord Mayor continues as mysterious
as ever. Among the theories advanc-
ed is one that McCurtain was MUIR
dered as a warning to others because
he recently had the courage to public
ly deprecate an attempt to murder a
policeman in Cork.
London newspapers declare Ireland
for a moment is largely under the
domination of secret murder societies,
the members of which are sworn to
kill those who may be believed to
stand in their way.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25
Health Talk to Girls of M. H. s.

Friday evening of last week Miss
Curley, the County Nurse gave a shor,
talk to the Miller High School girls
on hygiene Of sex.
As requested Miss Brown, the prin-
cipal of the high school, notified the
girls and asked to nave their mothers
present at the talk. There are so
girls enrolled in High school, out of
that number n mother came to the
meeting.
We have been hearing a great deal
about Americanization; the interest
has been so widely spread that no
educational group now considers it's
programme complete unless it in
Guides some phase of Americanization
work, this was one way for planting
the seed of Americanism.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25
Notice for Bids

AT the recent township meeting, a
motion was made and seconded that
the board advertise for bids for grad
ing and dragging said Rockdale town
ship roads; man to finish tractor and
man for the grader. Said township to
furnish thirty days or more work.
Said applicant shall furnish bond fixed
by board as a guarantee of workshop,
also such bids to ne by the hour.
Board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids, said bids TO be
at clerks office at Rockdale by moor of
the fourth Tuesday in March.
G. J.. Gussler, Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25

The readers OF this paper win be
pleased to learn that there IL at least
n dreaded disease n ia science a
been able to cure In all its stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Ser
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature In doing its
faith In the curative powers OF Hshrs
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for n case that II fails
70 cure. Send for list OF testimonia h.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25

Coming again! LANCE, well-known
Eye Man of Mitchell. Bring the chill.
dren; delays are dangerous; wear
good glasses; be examined. Largest
exclusive eye business in South Da-
kota. There is a reason Don't have
headaches, scowl or squirt, and look
old. At Miller Wednesday, March 81.
Come early.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25
Ratph Bingham

Ralph Bingham, the man who will
make you laugh April /. He will tell
some new stories and jokes, play the
violin and piano in his immitable man
ner. He will help you forget your
income tax and other cares and drive
away the blues. This is the last mum
Der of the Miller Lyceum. Tickets at
Collins and Shaw's next Saturday
morning, March 81.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-25

Now on display. The Queen Incu.
Miller Hardware Co.
The Washington times., 1920-11-26
MEMS AND BOYS SERVICE
AT CHURCH OF EPIPHANY
Meeting Tomorrow Night Under
Auspices OF Brotherhood.

A mems and boys preparation serv-
Ice will be held at the Church OF the
Epiphany. q near Fourteenth street
northwest, at TAO o'clock tomorrow
night Tho service will be under the
auspices OF the brotherhood OF St
Andrew. Washington senior and ju-
ntOr local assemblies. This service.
will precede tho corporate communion
service on Advent Sunday for men
and boys
The Rt Rev. J. ]. u. Hall, OF CALI
lee Mission, Philadelphia will bo In
charge. Franklin ". Spencer, OF
Philadelphia, executive secretary o,
the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew In the
United States, will speak.
Soldiers. sailors. and marines from
the camps and navv yard have been
invited to attend. All men and hovs,
whether churchmen or not. will be
welcome.
The boy choirs of st. Paul's Church
AMIDST Johns Church at Georgetown
will be consolidated for the evening.
The Washington times., 1920-11-26

IL IL sAld, Will tnwart numerous othci
ambitions of colored folks with as
pirations to DO chief cook at the
executive home during the regime Of
the Harding family there.
IL appears that since Senator Hard
ing has been elected President. he
and Mrs. Harding have been the re-
clpients of many applications from
chefs. cooks, buffers, and the like, all
anxious to be grand marshals OF the
White House kitchen.
Most OF these have been coloreo
constituents of high repute and long
lineages as to their culinary past.
Some OF them have been white. Many
have served, so they say. in the homes
Of the elite.
But the understanding is that none
OF these newcomerS will displact
Inez. She has cooked long and well
for the Hardings. She knows how to
make waffies and those other break
fast preparations which please the
President-elect. and which will con-
tinue to please him as much when he
Is head Of the nation as when he was
a plain citizen. editor Of the Marion
Star. She can bake wonderful cakes,
and when 1t comes to preparing
chicken, the originator OF chicken
la Maryland has nothing on lneZ.
SHE DOES THE BUYING.
Mrs. Harding is herself a fine cook.
Her recipes for waffles and other
things became well-known In the cam
paign. and while they were given out
because supposed to be OF interest to
the women voters. in fact they helped
make votes among the men. But the
real responsibility for the handling
OF affairs In the Harding kitchen
rests on Inez. whose other name no.
body has thought to inquire about.
She needs no other.
Not only does Inez do the cooking
but what is more she does the buying
OF the foodstufrs for the Harding
family. This has been a large respon-
sibility through the summer and fall
with epicures often on hand for din
ner and staying overnight to break
fast
WILL GO TO MARKET.
When Inez gets into the White
House, 1t may be expected that every
morning bright and early she will be
discernible down at market, taken
there by one OF the official automo-
biles. Any mere market person who
tries to overdo the high cost of liv-
ing business when mex goes about
with her market basket had better
watch out or something worse than
the COLLINS will get him.
The Washington times., 1920-11-26
Lnez Cinches Job As
Commander in : Chief
Of Harding's Kitchen

Inex. the now famous cook OF the
Harding family. who has won lsurels
In the course of the stay ~ tho
Hardings At Marion through the cam
paign and since. will como to wash
ington March 4 and will be chief In
command OF the white House cuisine
from and after that date
Bo runs the gossip In social circles
close to tho President ELECT and Mrs.
Harding. Likewise. II 10 current In
political quarters. because lnex and
her capacity for management OF the
Affairs Of the table and the kitchen
have been extremely helpful In keep
ing political visitors to Marion In
recent months In good humor and In
that trsctAbio state OF mind which Is
useful In q hard campaign.
COoLs OTHER AMBITIONS.
Incidentally. the coming OF Ines 80
The Washington times., 1920-11-26

Esss hsls3 A TaNss WxNt Al ~
do the work. Phone Main $3.50 now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
ELEVEN COUPLES
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Dan Cupid was busy yesterday =
eleven couples came into County. CLERK
John Howard Wells office to get mar.
rince licenses. Most Of tho couples were
from out Of the city while there
but one couple from wheeling.
Mr.. Wells stated yesterday sftefpoos
TO an Intelligencer reporter THAI "
things keep up the way they hayS e
the past couple weeks. that the montn
Of November will be anosnef LIZ
Nj. Wells said in connection wtth
the above at the close Of the yer tnas
it will be found that more maffrs ~
IN the history Of wheeling. He aAi0I
thar It was impossible for him 70 ase1
count for such in spite Of the hifni
prices Of everything. including tne ~.
censes. g.
Su Frank Morris, .. and oftvs Dslle,
Patton, 20, both Of Malvern o.
William Weidle. IS. and Glsnna Ma
sts; rs, both OF W hfea =, and Marie
E. Long, II. both Of Barnssvills. 9;
Ermon A. Patterson, u. OF Il
Brownsville. Pa, and Marjorie VIA re,
Of Charleroi, Pa.
Chester. E; Hup ri e.; a. ::h s14 o. os
Hsrry Postlethwaite. -. Of BeScsl
Vile, O.. and Elizabeth A. Amos. - okI
Harold F.. Turner. 81. Of clsysAnS
o.. and Melva F. cory. -, Of I1sn
'1 Clarence Shilling %. and Marie Carl,
son. %. both Of Elm Grove. W.
T1muei r. Barney. II. and Bette N
Maris, %, both Of washington eounp
charles Britt. %. Of Wheeling. ~
Agnes Ishmael. 81. Of Martins Ferry, -
Noah Steward. i9, Of ClarksbufG 81
Ino Duncan, ~, Of McMechen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
TEMPLE DAUGHTERS
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

! The Daughters Of the Temple II tbs
Wheeling Baptist temple will give "a
all day Christmas bazaar at the As q.
U. W: hall. on Chapline street. TuesdAy'
November 80, next. There Will ai1e b.
held at noon a cafeteria lunch on
: day at the hall and from 5 to oe!ock
! a chicken-pie dinner will DO served -
The following ladies Of the tsmpls
are on the various committees:
Kitchen committee-Mrs. A. 8. EyanA
Mrs. Chas. Highland. Mrs. Frank Fish
Mrs. Geo. Blackmore. Mrs. G: E. Low.
ther. Mrs. S. E. Cochran. MIs. Peter
Ice cream and cake committee-Hrk
! w. II. Bowers. Misses Vera GORDON.
! Gcncvicve Bartrug Florence RisHa.
Margaret Ruble. Wilma Fonner.
Dolls and candy committee.Mrs.
! Geo. Rlakcmo-c. Mrs. II. l.; BOND, Afs.
: p. Z. King. Mrs: ]. z. caldwell LIE:
Table No. Mrs. Gould. Mrs. Can
Brandau, Miss Sue P!xler.
I liable No. Mrs. Charles Braymef,
Mrs. z. Z. Cheatenl. Mrs. J. H. Rum.
Table No. s-Mrs. Amos. Mrs. Camp
; 0e Tab MrS No. 4mMrs. stodd.rd. Mrs
Hughes Mrs. wsGal.
Table No. 5-Mrs. Lockhart, Mrs.
Church, Miss Bes2 Tuttle.
. Table No. 6-Mrs. Ned Messenger.
Misses Clovis McHuGh. Burke Plants'
Ruth Timberlakc.
Mrs aO John nj fonner. Mrs: Frank Haviey.
Table No. S-Mrs. Glenn Tully. -Ars.
Russell Riggs. Mrs. r. Wells
Table No. a-Mrs. H. J. Jones. Ma
Minnie Thomas. Mrs. Harry l.. Bono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
BOLD HOLDUP
ISFBUSTRATE||
or ITALIANS 1on10
SPITE OF SHooTIH0
Pivs Bullets FIRED at Owner 90 o..
pant1-RobberS Escape

! hold I'M gang of four italians Afo1l
five shots while attempting to sta
robbery last evening in the store oSsy1.;
Rsh1ass G GPsssfsyd f by poas LIE.
! The quartet Of Italians entec9
place and one of them asked NJ. ~.
| for a package of cigarettes. M
: secured the cigarettes from q sneih: III ~
! them on the counter and turned 70 pnS
! the money with which they were peta
: for in the cash register.
| At<this moment. the Italians con-
! manded Laies and man and q 6oy-Sno
> we're in the store to throw UP ther
hands. Laies dropped under q coont%,.
; throwing the cash register shut a ne
leaped for a place of safety. Tho otaes;
safety. and began yelling for help; This.
, frightened the h3ld-up men ana tnsst
! fled toward the Ohio river, -.
Mr.. Laies notified Central Police nssa'
quarters and Chief Of Police Fred Fra.;
zier and several officers rushed 70 ne
! scene. A colored man working g the
, Richland mine tipple. told the o1tIec9
: that he heard the shots and looking tos
store. and go across the tracks q tht
, Wheeling Traction company ana Penn.
sylvania railroad toward the river. v
by the thu off Officers from Laies and william
: Licos and a boy named Wilbur C4af4s1p
who were all In the store when the Itaa-,
ians entered. -,
MT. Las lOlQ an EVPVtASe
that three shots were fired at him, two.
of which lodged in tomato cans On
shelf and the third entered ron. o.
wrapping paper on the counter s.zns
fourth shot was fired at Wilbur ChA9le.
ton, and lodged in a wall. The nth Nnnt
has not been located. MI. LAiaS ato9ed'
that he never saw any OF the 1tA1hnH
until they emf ered the store last night
about $50 o'clock.
. The store owner thinks that the. men
knew that yesterday was pay day q tina
RIchlnnd mine, and that he had S1,kA0
in the cash register when the rohhery
attempt was made. 100
Prosecuting Attorney d. A. Mckee
was soon on the scene. and WAS con-.
WINGED that the men intended to rob ne
place Securing q rough descriptions o.
the Italians, Mr.. Mckee notified 3ueADft.
ties at Martins Ferry. WellsburG and
other surrounding points to look for
them. ~
Chief Frazier threw out strong cor.
don of police in an effort to round ~
the quartet u. ttES'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
NO VERDICT -

Atter celebrating for tWSnty-s
hours. the jurors trying to reach . yefS
blot In tho trial at Jasper L. oNy, -
criminal court AZ npimeAt county Ay
81 Clairsville, were taken Ia their hoee
for the night ~ midnight last li1Als'
and there Was no Indication Of 1ecao.
ion being reached,
deorge JeRneWein a. their homes H0H
Stsubenvilie, Tho jury was pi0oo
Tuesday morning after sixty veniPou
had been examined. and the casa DtAFtoA'
evening at Ia o'clock and the tufoec
have been cut SincA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25
DOk|ES INITIATE
CLASS OF FOURTEEN

Fourteen candidates were initiates
into the mysteries Of Dahna Temnls No
1874, Dramatic order Of Knights g
rhorassan, at their annual ThAnksgpc
ing Eve ceremonial held at the IAxtoe'
hall last evening.
Tho affair got under way at prcnptH
S:3o o'clock. when tho big feed eaGAA
lasting for an hour. At o'clock tn
curtain Of tho ceremonial exercises ~
raised, and the degree teams bee
their work.
t.rc,,inr TO thos. concerned. and WAAol
eli was finished early this morning. tAeY
pronounced It tho greatest ever otAeO
The Washington times., 1920-09-13
HOUSES FOR SALE


our mans ar. s9nt.G,Ied EXSkEsIxEitY SLY pniIY
IN ALL PAPERS WH1TE VHrrE SOLD
rs, Harvard st. N. w.-Br: sr. &b.;
furnace; gas. Immediate possession $3.50
each; l.trebe; 3so sa'' large lot; excellent
SOS st. N. E-Br. s r. q b.: latroSe
3sst Msrder at. N. w.--Br.: 7r. q tiled
.sss e..r lot to paved osy
garage sleeping porch: hardwood floors:
$500 tss s'h st. g. D'-Fr.m'' 10 r. b
Iss 9th st. 8. g.-Br.: b.; latrobs.
sis Sth st. S. Eff. sr. tPosscssion)
Ii,i 10th Ct. y; Wis r.. rec. hall: br.;
sie-sis First st. ". w.-Brick; cish.
rooms and bath. Furnace heat; gas. s55
each.
500 srd 9. w, Br. sr.. iatrobe. gas
Iii lii GSnsS;'' I; n; s. N. r.-s' '-f.m,''
ts1; 81 =. St N. w.-sr: 8 r.; i..ros.
- "a 'si:ssii 'ci:s.i.na p,.o. N. w.-Br., RI:
gas ,.trob.. excellent condition. 50. sos.
ls-44-Is-1-So L st N. w. Br r.:
isas-aI sth st.-Br;; . b.; istrobs
hs:s ,:;s :;ssI,ens eSrdls,cn $3.50 sssh
Iss 10th st. n; E.-Br.; sr. & b.; cellar:
...iS';; ~ Il Il =. y 'a"sr; 'n. b.; '.'roe'.
.iso. 18th st. N. w.-Br' 'r b.; ga.
iaT-4.s-.sI n st. N. w.-Br.: !. store.
and i house, corner property. $500.
1st-1as Franeis st 9 E,Br;: Ar. each;
;s i;s, s:.,sn e ns +, & VIZ b sr s t''Ss
~Sg ~SsIs tstS st. n. E.-rr.ms; sr.; l.tros.
''' SUBURBAN.
sath st., Central Heights, d. c. (colored)
= .rss:rs, grape: stsoo.
chevy Ghase-rwo large lots, corner ssth
lNvEsTMENTs
orEb5Htth 4 n. J. ave. N. w; eIc.ilen,
ssisred ioostioni about IS rms. steam
hr;, rs % .' II 'as.esss W%sorn.r property. ,.r..
Hotel Lessc--B Best eoiored hotel oppor.
Union station, imm.disio pos,o.,Is.;
-, ''s 'n i.s:: ssrn'; 4, e. . BY 4"
Two vacant lots on Morton st, near shsr.
man ave. sas1 square feet. toc square foot
--s7ss square feet. Seven frame .ouses
6$uIaHasAS Sah ARoSs oS SE9ESET,Es
TERMS, - ,,,-
NOW TOR QUICK RETURNS.
BRADFORD q COMPANY.
Main ss71. a17 southern Bldg' Main "1s
taoo CASH will start your home in Chevy
chase ~. G., In forest OF beautiful
uees adjoining the Rock Creek Park.
G. Il. YANCEY, Sales Agent,
726 14th st. N. w.
Phone Franklin Is.
The Washington times., 1920-09-13
CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed by the District of Columbia
PROF. BELMONT
NINE. ORA PARKS

CLAIRVOYA&T AND PALMiST.
Gives advice on all ansiis Of NE. A
visit to this remarkable woman Will do
more TO convince you than columns OF self
praise She Is not a fortune-teller. neither
does sne cater TO the ignorant or super
stitious, but to those who appreciate tho
advice OF a hne reader. All business sa-
cred and CONFIDENTIAL Hours. ii a. IA. 10
6 d. m. 1920 G. st. w.
The Washington times., 1920-09-13

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. This
gifted lady can tell you anything you wish
to know md out In business. health or
family AFFAIRS. When and whom you will
marry. what part Of the country Is best
for you. What to do to be successful In
life. Removes evil influences. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges. Readings. II.
1911 e st NV bet. 18th and013th.
The Washington times., 1920-09-13
MADAME LENORE.

GIFTED CLAlRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true advice business. love,
health and family affairs; tells tho full
nAm~ OF the one you will marry. the day
and month. Come and be convinced what
. naturs,-born clairvoyAnt can do. special
readings for a short time. 81.
72l ELEVENTH ST. n. W.
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Holy Cross Academy
A School for Girls
Connecticut Ave. and Upton st.
Day and Evening Schools.

Arithmetic. algebra, geometry, trigonom-
etry, calculus English, Latin. Spanish
French, history, civics, physics, chemistry,
stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping
auditing, accounting. Certificate admit
to all leading universities. Tuition reason
able. Send for catalogue. The University
Preparatory School and the Civil Service
Preparatory School, = c. corner 18th and
i sts n. W Phone Frank 20So.
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