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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
MARTENS TELLS OF UNDERGROUND ROUTE FROM
RED RUSSIA THROUGH LINES OF THE ALLIES

engers Who started during the last year
from Moscow with funds and letters -
him. Martens said. seven had gotten
through tn" barriers OF armies and in
ternational frontiers. Several had heru
shot Summ2r!ly In Finland that
I know about" Martens said casually.
or ten men who tried 10 get through
Germany, nine were caught and patled.
The first man 10 reach him. however.
carried S3n."00 and his credentials as
soviet ambassador t. the United States.
The cOurICrs carried money in the form
of Finnish marks. or Scandinavian cur
rcncy. Martens SAID. and had various
varieties ~ passports. Here he began
~ rvade. though Senator Moses Of New
Hampshire" chairman It the committee.
and Senator Braud"gee. tonneCtiCut.
were prnddInE ham on with questions as
u messengers routes and methods Of
.raV"l and DISCUSSES
Names Refused.
Il decline la answer" he stated. FIN
ally when asked To name one Of the
courI"rS and repeated his words quietly
when the topic was pushed further. Hn
too had sent couricrS he admitted. Out
OF their fortunes b" had not been adj
v'Scd. NtCgcth"r SlI0.Ona had come 10
HIM through III" underground routH,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
His Motto.

My motto" SAID the obese passengef
with the multicolnrcd tie. is thersU
always room at the top.
ware drummer.
Il manufacture hair tonia -
planned the heavy weight. 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
RIVER TELEGRAMs

Davis Island dam-5.2 feet. rising
clear.
Warren-1s feet; cloudy.
teuhenvillc-S feet. stationary: clear
OIL City--2.l feet. stationary. cloudy
MurEantown--a feet. failing: clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
r.vns cHARrEREn.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan, 30.--A
tnrv of state to the Gordon Flyers. Inc.
If Parkorsburg. for tho purpose ot
selling and leasing acroplancs and dri.
gihlcs. dealing In all appliances con-
uected with areonautiCs. giving flying
exhibitions. carrying passengers and cS-
'abliShirE Messenger mir routes in
winch passengers may b" carried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
A Wonderful Chance For
Wealth on a Small
Investment

We offer to the public shares in the Hodgson Oil
Gas Partnership, in McKeesport, Versailles Town
ship, Allegheny County, at $4,000 each.
We have three locations for wells. The first is
on caschold which is directly in line running west
and slightly north from the Stone House we'll which
is producing 20OO00O0 the Foster No. which is
producing 5OO0O000; the Impung Foster which IS
producing 35 100000; the butcher which Is produc-
ing 100000 the Philadelphia which is producing
l2OOOOOO The first location is 600 feet from the
Philadelphia WE'LL POO feet from the Fisher NO. :,
80 feet from the Impung; and 1900 feet from the
Foster No. |. The income of the Foster No. is ap-
proximatcly $4,000 day and no expense.
The recent wells that have come in have defined
this location to be almost certain of production The
lease was procured early by the Hodgson family, old
residents of Mckecsport, of excellent standing.
The second location is in the Ninth Ward and
about 1000 feet from the Anti Cinal line and as near
to the Socaed line the Stone House we'll produc-
ing 20,OOO0OO,
The third location is about 5000 feet from the
Spegcl we'll which came in two years ago at hun
drcd million feet, but was drowned out Of the first
twenty-four wells in this field only two were dry.
\ photograph showing the location of these
gusherS together with the location of these leases OF
this partnership is on exhibit in the window OF Harry
Paradise Fifteenth and Market streets, city. There
is also different view at 1913 Chapline street.
This partnership has complied with the Blue
Sky Law of West Virginia and has authority from
the State to sell shares.
Clip the attached coupon and mail in
Hodgson Oil & Gas Partnership
DAVID A. MCKEE,
DIR. G. w. ULFERT,
DIR. w +. HODCnSON,
Trustees.
1913 Chapline Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Please reserve for me. ...............sh shares in
the Hodgson Oil & Gas Partnership at the par value
at $4,000
Name .................. ........'.'
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An all-stccl building. 80 by % feet,
was sent by motor truck from 1oungs-
town, O., to Milwaukee, Wis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31
INDEPENDENTS WILL
INCREASE LABOR WAGE

PITTSBU Pa. Ian. 3O.--A num-
Der of independent steel companies
operating IN the Pittsburgh district and
tho Youngstown, ohio, region. today an
nOuncrd ten per cent wage advances for
lahorcrs and adjustments in rates paid
other employees. TIL" Jones & Laughlin
company. largest independent Of this
district. announced the wag" increases
late today. following the lead OF the
United States steel corporation. which
announced similar advances Yesterday.
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Special dispatch tn The Int"lligcnccr.
TEURENNILLE. O.. Jan. %0.--F"!-
lowing the announcement of the direct
urs Of the United States Stcel corpora
ti6n that day lahcrcrS "t the corporation
mills and subsidiary company mills
would hc given wage increase Of ten
per cent February !. and that wages Of
other employees would no adjusted. Pres
ident Y. e. Kirk Of tho La f"llr Iron
Works announced that tho LA Belle
would "nIcrt tn" situation. but that no
urfIcial action regarding tn" granting
uf a wage advance would he taken until
the company had learned the details OF
the corporations plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-31

o
Mctcur N'N'N'
Wheeln
Gent ..ub
authority begin the sale OF your
"bmv sxes unless revoked as pro-
~ Jaw Teryt
S.
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Contract Has Been Let for Rig for Our No. | Well

lumber and workers will be their our lease
will be started at least 50 days earlier
than re had expected
Number Two Nnhr
Think Fv" wells Me-
KecSport $4,000 share and
uhavea an equal interest all five wells
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How many realize that right here at home-mos at your vel
back doors what may be styled
A Modern Eldorado Homer Uouislana)
A Second Desdemona A Second Burkburnett

Those have 10 McKcSpor Ids do
know-hu
in fields which has made its oMa aud
uutimilionarcS.
The 50OOO0OO cubic well in McKeport the rQ 5000
oil well in ukenett People with delight wh 'Wd
oil well Texas The excitement Mckccpo AT fever
heat wild with
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Out OF twenty OF the myStcrlnus mess
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80CapEy

ball room of the willard for the bene-
it of the Episcopal Home for Children
will be OF keen interest The home Is
maintained by the Episcopal Church
Of Washington. with Bishop Harding
chairman OF the incorporators and {.
]. Bell. vice chairman. II costs over
1900 to run the home for q year and
much OF this must come from the an
nual charity ball. which viii be given
next Monday evening. Mr.. Bell. vice
chairman Of the incorporators. Is also
treasurer for the ball. Mrs. Davio
Meade Lea. president Of the board Of
lady managers. Is also chairman Of
the ticket committee. Miss Frances
Hampson Is chairman OF the young
ladies' committee, Col. william Eric
Fowler, chairman Of the ball commit
tee; Mr.. Efingham Townsend Is chair
man Of the floor committee, and Mr..
William Bowie Clark chairman of the
mems committee. Among those who
will assist Mr.. Clark will be Senator
Morris Sheppard. DR. Urueta. Minis
! ter from Colombia; Mr.. N. II. Lahov-
airy, charge d'affaires Of the Ruman-
ian Legation; Mr.. Edward II. Ev-
erett, Mr.. John B. Henderson. Mr..
Charles Noble Gregory. DIR. John
NHdghe oiiIhpSOns Ut. "hfleT "tlis
and Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell.
Mrs. Wilson heads the list Of Pc
tronesses which includes Mrs. Mar
shall, Sonora de Riano. Madame Ma
thieu. Madame LeBreton, Madame
Sulzer. Madame Cremer. Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer. Mrs. william Phil
lips, Madame George Bakhmeteff. wife
OF the former Imperial Russian Ambas-
sador: and q long list OF distinguished
women prominent in Washington so
ciety. The box holders will include
Col. and Mrs. Frederick v. Abbot, the
former Imperial Russian Amba ssador
and Madame Bakhmete1, Mrs. Delos
A. Blodgett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Baruch, Mrs. F. B. Moran and Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-02
LOYAL WOMEN'S LEGION
RECEIVES G. A. R. MEN

More than five hundred G. A. r.
members and their families attended
the New Year Day reception of the
Legion of Loyal Women in the Eb-
bitt White Room yesterday after
noon. Guests included Senator Cap
per and General John GLENN. who
is the only Civil War veteran on
the regular army retired list.
Commander Snyder. of the Potomac
Division of the G. A. r., and Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker. daughter of
the late General John A. Logan and
president of the organization, were
speakers. A musical program was
rendered by Mrs. Willette Roche
Spangler. John Reynolds and Mrs.
Benjamin Soul Gantz with Mrs.
Bertrand Trenis as accompanist.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-02
Macmillan to Lecture
On Arctic Adventures

Donald B. Macmillan, arctic explor-
er, will lecture on Five Years With
the Polar Eskimo before the National
Geographic Society this afternoon and
evening at the New Masonic Temple
Companion of Peary on one expedi-
ton. and leader Of the famous Croker
Land Expedition. Mr.. Macmillan
shortly will set out again for an ex-
ploration Of the interior shores OF
Baffin Land. The schooner in which
he will make this journey has been
built by the gifts of Bowdoin College
men,
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OPEN HOUSE AT
WOMEN'S CLUB
Many Notables Among the
Guests at New Year
Reception.
DANCING ON PROGRAM
Thousands of Men and Wo-
men Inspect the New
Quarters.
DANCING ON PROGRAM

Virtually every prominent bust
ness man in Washington attended
the New Year party of the women's
City Club yesterday afternoon. The
club kept open house and there was
dancing. 1t was estimated several
thousand people dropped in for a
cup of punch. a darce and a look
at the clubs fine new quarters.
Several foreign notabIes were in
cluded among the guests.
Usually men are permitted only
on the first floor OF the club, bot
yesterday they were allowed in the
Longing and card rooms on the
second floor.
Among those present were Com
missioner and Mrs. Louis Brown
low, Baron and Baroness Barendse,
First Secretary SabUri. of the Japa-
nese Embassy: Col. and Mrs. Harry
Cooper. DR.. Guatarna, of Holland /;
Mrs. Edith Il. Stewart, of New
York: Capt Uyeda, of the Imperial
Navy of Japan: Senior Manuel
Torres. of the Mexican Embassy:
Capt. Lee Murphy. Mrs. Jessie Lee
Ward, of Mississippi; Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Blair. Mrs. J. Mattingly.
Judge Wheeler and Lieut. and Mrs.
NJ. Gaylord
In the receiving line were Miss
Mary o'ToOle, president of the
Womens City Club: Mrs. Spencer
Mussey. Mrs. Laura Bradley, Miss
Anna Greenlees. Mrs. A. Leftwich
Sinclair. Mrs. f. J. Brennan, Mrs.
James c. Cantrell, Mrs. n. r. Street
Miss Jane Bartlett. Mrs. Myer CO.
hen. Mrs. George EASEMENT, Miss
Adella Heaven. Miss c. La Mar, Dr.
A. Frances Foye. Miss Alice Heaven
Mrs. Herman Garch. Miss Ida Mae
Meyers, Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss
Catherine Watkins, Miss Gertrude
AcNally. Mrs. A. Garrison McCIin-
cock.
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Rites for Mrs. H. P. Dodge
At St. Johns Church Today

Funeral services for Mrs. II. Perri-.
val Dodge. who was crushed to death,
Wednesday afternoon in an elevator
accident at 1893 Sixteenth street north
west, will be held at II O'Clock this
morning in St Johns Church. the,
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith officiatingsf
B''~'al will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
AIs. Dodge came here to spend the
holidays with her parents. Rear Ad-
miral ]. Dexter Adams, L. $. N, re-
tired. aud Mrs. Adams.
Surviving Mrs. Dodge are her par
ents. one sister. Mrs. r. A. Kesrney.
of Boston, Mass, and a brother. Capt.
Lawrence Adams Of Portsmouth, y. H.;
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DETAILS DEMANDED
In CHARGE OF IDLINC

The National Federation OF Fed
eral Employees, through its president
Luther c. Steward. has issued chaI-
lcnge to Representative Martin b
Madden, of Illinois. to produce def
mite proof of his charges OF idling
among government workers.
Steward asks the Congressman to
designate the particular Offices and
bureaus in which he has seen EN-
ployes neglecting their work.
Steward also took exception to
Representative Maddcn's alleged as
sertion regarding women workers
living in the government dormi-
tories that most of these girls
should be at home under the infiu-
where they belong"
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SPIRITUALISTS.
SPIRTTUALIST-MEDIUM
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

FOR YEARS WASHISGT0SS FAVORITE
ADVISER.
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny Of
the present age, far in advance of the ordinary
readers you meet. in a class distinctly alone
giving full names, facts. figures and locations
without asking you one single question. Jus,
think Of q man that can close his eyes and
see your whole life flashed before him like q
panorama. Marcus La Mar can tell you what
you have done. what you are now doing. and
tells you exactly what you are going to do. His
advise on love affairs is considered wonderful. be
never fails to reunite the separated, brings about
your every wish and gives never failing help and
advice on business. lawsuits, changes. OF most
any affair Of interest. He succeeds in the most
difficult cases where ordinary readers have
failed. Call today, he will surprise you. Hours
IL =. m. to p m. daily; closed Sundays.
1920 G st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEVI H. DAVID. Attorney.

In the Municipal Court Of the District Of %
iumba. Helene Selke Plaintiff vs. Margaret s.
Duffy, Defendant. No. 1850 The object Of this
suit is to recover gar, with interest from June
81, 1872 for board and lodging furnished by the
Plaintiff to the defendant and her minor chill.
dren at defendants request, and for money paid
by plaintiff at request OF defendant, and also
Tor costs Of this suit. and TO have judgment Of
condemnation Of certain property Of the defen
dant levied on under an attachment issued in
this suit TO satisfy the plaintiffs claim. 1t is
therefore. this 31h day of December. lsl9 or,
dered that the defendant APPEAR in this Court
on or before the forticth day exclusive Of Sun.
days and legal holidays. after the day of the
first publication Of this order. to defend this
suit and show cause why said condemnation
should not be had. otherwise the suit will b
proceeded with as in case of default. Witness
the Honorable Judges Of said Court this 3til
day Of December. AID. 1919. G. &. AUKAM.
Judge. A true copy-test: Blanche Nef. Clerk.
ja29l63
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D. {. Veteran to Escort
Heroes Bodies to U. S.

Emory E. Mckinney. 1872 F street
northwest. has been appointed by the
War Department as Escort TO the bod
les OF American soldiers who, fell in
the world war. which will be disin-
TERED for burial in this country. He
will leave within the next two weeks
for three or four years service in
France.
Mckinney served In Battery B, FIJI
teenth Field Artillery. Second Division,
and was gassed severely in an engage
ment at Naourt. France. November 3
1918
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-01-02
MADAME SEIJA

Egyptian Palmist and ClairToyant
Gives true advice you can depend on in busi
nsss. love. health and family affairs; tells th'
name Of future husband or wife and how tC
win the one you love; make up lovers quarrel
or family trouble; reunites the separated and
makes happiness in your home; tells what bust
ness Is luchest for you and how to gain sue
cess in anything you take in hand; If you arr
having bad luck or trouble consult Mad. Selia
she can help you; satisfaction guaranteed; read
inGs. 81 daily and Sunday. Phone 2SsJ. So
It'll q. NV. Hour. 9 to q ieN!7t
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Proc BELMONT

Noted clairToyant and PalmiH, can read you
life BY the lines "a your palm. which are The
record o: your life Being q graduate Of two
second eight ensbles him to lift the veil Of mys-
terry and reveal to you important matters q
your future life. Gives adnice on business mat
ters love. health and family Affairs; tells nams
Of your future husband or wife; tells II one you
love Is true or false; what part nf the country Il
luchest to you. what 20 do to be successful in
life; remoEes troubles Of all nature; brinEs the
separated together; tells the secret Of having
perSJnal influence with your associates Prof
Belmont 10 a Psychologist Of World Rsuown
Readings. s. l2l6 New York ave. NV. nsz1
door to Masonic TEMPLE
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MADAM LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true and good advice on business, lore
divorce and marriage Tells how to gain success
In anything VOC wish to do. Tells how to over
come evil influences: how 70 gain and hold the
one you love. Her ADVICE viii help you. you WIN
b wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work or questions asked.
What she sees and tells comes true. Tells ths
full name Of who yop VIII marry. the day and
month Give her . trial before you criticise;
come and bs convinced what q natural born
elAiryoyant can do. Satisfaction or no chargea
HOurs. u q. m. to $50 p m. Closed Sunday
n ELEVENTH STREET NV.
uNo doors north Of Paais RoyaD
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PALMISTRY.
Mrs. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRvOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters love- health
and family affairs; tells If the one you love Is
true or false. what part of the country is luck
lest to you. what to do to be successful in life;
when and whom you will marry. In. fact. no
matter what your hope, fear or ambition, come
to this noted palmist and find help. There 10
no need for anyone to be unsuccessful or I'M
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. Sl.o. no It'll st. NV. between G and
II stA de3t7t
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MADAM JEANETTE

Exyptsn Pianist and Clairrcyant. Gu.ran-
tees to read your entire lie: she does not tail
to please but before you utter ! word she viii
tell what you called for; names and dates Of
wien and who you viii marry; true or falss;
how to win and hold the one you do love; what
business and part of the country 10 best for you
and rust what to do to make q success "a life:
special readings. Ion. 800 It'll It. NV. opposite
Saks Co. Satisaction Kuaranteed
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Steel Workers' Paw Raised.

Phillipsburg. n. J., Jan. Ian In
crease Of 50 cents a day in the wages
Of all employees OF the Empire Steel
and Iron Company. of oxford. N. J.,
was announced today. This affected
laborers. helpers. locomotive ,engtn-
GERS. stationary engineers. electri-
tricians and carpenters.
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Prisoners to See Hanging .
OF Slayer; Women Object

Chicago. Jan. Women leaders I'm
Chicago registered their protests today-s
against permitting prisoners to wit-y
ness the hanging OF Raffaeto Dur-s
rage. murderer. tomorrow. 10
The objections followed announce
ment of Harry c. Laubenheimer. first
deputy sheriff. that 300 prisoners az
the Jail would be allowed to watch I
the hanging as an object lesson. -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A HTGH-CLAss SALESMAN FOR A UNI.
que and striking proposition; appeals to the
Eelltodo and cultivated. no engagement con
sidered with q man who hasn't earning capacity
Of at least 800 a week; three or four times a
much can be made by getting in On the ground
floor; this is a wonderful opening for . gentle
man Of culture and ability; spare time may be
proatably employed BOX 70, City Postof-
flea ia2lA
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MADAM PARKER

II Jou are going to seek adIice or help.
why not consult one who Is well known.
one who is here PERMANENTLY This gifted
lady an ten you anything you wish To
know or end out in business, health, OF
family afRir- When and whom you win
marry. What part Of the country IL best
for you What to do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges Readings. 900.
l1l Il NV between Eth ar i3th- noStf
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DONALDSONS'
RECEPTION.

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T Q. Donald
son, Miss Maysue Donaldson and Capt.
John o. Donaldson received yesterday
afternoon from 4 to o'clock. the In
formal tea being in the nature Of a
housewarming for Gen. and Mrs. Don
aldson's new residence in kalorama
road. They were assisted by Mrs. H.
T. Kingsbury. Mrs. Newcomb Barney,
Mrs. John L. Chamberlain. Mrs. How
ard Hickok and Mrs. c. A. F. Flagler'
Capt. Donaldson. who has been with
his parents for the holidays, left last
night for his post in Texas.
Miss Frances Carpenter entertained
at a small tea yesterday afternoon
in compliment to her brother and sis
iter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Car
penter, of Chicago. who are spending
the holidays here.
Christmas decorations adorned the
various rooms, and those assisting in
Icluded Miss Alexandrine Smith. Miss
Ruth I.arner. Miss Lena Hitchcock
miss Katheryn Hitchcock. Miss Doro'
thea Denys and Miss Gwendolei
! Denys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamiin en-
| tertained yesterday afternoon at thel'
annual informal New Year reception
| They were assisted by their daughter
Miss Anna Hamlin. and Mrs. james
Carroll Frazer: Miss Marion Oliver
and Miss Gertrude Myer presided a.
the tea table.
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A GOOD BUSINESS

without capital. honorable and straight, strict,
" your own; plan is new; of great value.
GEORGE wELJES MoSELEY. Newburg.
N. Y. de5l-7t
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MADAME D'ASHMAN.
Gifted ClairYoYant. Gard Reader

Will help you in love. marriage. divorce. busi
ness or changes; she can tell you lots Of thing
you Will be glad to know. Special holidays
readings. 81; hours. III; Sundays. 81. l3Ul G
st. NV. Room g Cor. 18th and G, opposite
Droop's MUSIC Store. DIT
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAME EINGER

English Gypsy Pianist and Clairyoyant: tells
you anything you wish to know; satisfaction
guaranteed 60 Pa are. nv. Upstairsl.
ial-H
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VI ARRIAGE
POSTPONED.

Owing to the critical illness OF Mrs.
Frances c. Hill. the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Mary Graves HIl' 10
Lieut.. William r. Calvert, I. ;. N
r. F.. which was TO take place yes
terday at noon. was indefinitely post
poned.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR AS LITTLE AS 400 CASH AND IN
staliments Of Less than rent ysu can own ths
home ynu always dreamed a. Let u hnancs
your home. ACT AT ONCE For tuthz In
formation address
A. M. MULLIGAN..
Phons Cleveland lssi-w. ms Northampton d
Chew ChaN. d. C ockt
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REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.
READY TO BUILD ON AT ONCE
Containing over l0.0c0 square feet ground. IN
= subdivision Of over 100 houses; one car ARE
valued at 500. free and clear title, taxes paid
until next year; viii sell on terms or trade for
automobile in good condition or light truck
Address BOX sos. Herald Office. de3l-N