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LONDON, April 15.--Serious riot
ing occurred throughout the night at
Londonderry, Ireland, according to
advices from Dublin today. The
crowd threatened to attack the Lon
donderry prison, but was quisted by
priests after British troops made
bayonet charges and Unanswered
with tanks.
Damage done in rioting at London
dsrry was heavy.
Free Hunger Strikers.
DUBLIN. April 16.--SergsAnt Hem
istn, of the Royal Irish constabulary.
was shot during disordess at Bal
briggan, eighteen Inilcs ncrtheast OF
Dublin, and was brought TO Dublin
hospital today IN q dying c0n1ition-
rwenty. .fUif OF the ounger striking
Sfnn Fcin prisoners have been re-
leased from Mt. Joy jail. bringing
the total number OF released prison
ers up to ninety, It was announced.
LONDON, April 15.-The Freemen's
Journal, of Dublin, has announced
that the Irish general strike Is Of
ficially ended "as q result OF the
surrender of the British government.
according to q Dublin dispatch.
LONDON, April 15.-The cabinet
met this morning to discuss the Irish
| situation. 1t was stated that A
Bonar Law would make an announce
ment In commons on behalf OF the
government later in the day.
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JAPAN SEXES China
RAILWAY CENTERS
AFTER FIGHT

LONDON, April 15.--Japan-
ESQ troops have occupied many
points on the Chinese eastern
railway, said q news agency
dispatch from Pekin today.
The occupation was sccom-
panied BY numerous clashes be.
tween the japanese and armed
workers.
Csech troops Joined the work
men. One battle lasted three
hours.
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FUEL SHORTAGE HALTS
GREAT LAKES SHIPPING

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 15.--Ap-
proximately 500 Great Lakes vessels
are idle today because of the fuel
shortage resulting from the rail tie
up, IL was reported by heads of navi-
CATION companies controlling three
fourths of the shipping on the lakes.
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GEN. DENIKIN LEAVES
. MALTA FOR ENGLAND

LONDON. April 15.--Gencrsl Deni-
kin, former commander OF the anti
Bolshcvik army on the South Russian
front. has left Malta for England, said
an official dispatch from that place
today
victory" in the Caspian sea, sinking a
mine sweeper
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GERMANY REFUSES
TO GIVE Up Ships
Vessels Referred to Probably
Those Offered As Scapa
Flow Reparation.

LONDON. April fs.---A news agency
dispatch from Berlin today quoted the
vossischs Zeitung as saying that Ger
many has sent q note to Paris deciar-
ing II IL impossible to surrender
naval craft ION account OF the dis
astrous effect" -. .-.-
Tho term naval craft" evidently
refers to the marine property that
t3ermany pledged herself TO turn
tovef 10 the allies in reparation FOR
the sinking OF the interned German
Heot- at lOoapa Flow. %-a Z
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Thirty Railroad Federal Authorities Chicago
strike put OFF BY Carmen and PEPC0 WORKER;

WLAND B. MA
N HANY, conciliator Of
the Department Of Labor,
who today averted an i'm
mediate strike Of Wash
ington Railway and Elec-
trio Company and Potomac
Electric Power Company
employees.
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FOR COUNTER
RUSSIAN REVOLT
ISBARED

{ (Exciusive Cable 10 the Internstions
News Service and the L~nden
Daily Expressly
MOSCOW, April 15.-The
soviet government was report
ed to have unesrthed a plot for
a counter revolution Of south
Russia against North Russia.
The news created . sensation.
A British chaplain. at Petro-
grad and . British espionage
agent were alleged to have
been involved.
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SEIZE TOO IRISH.
IN DUBLIN RAID.
Priests QueII Serious Rioting At
Londonderry After Bayonet
Charge.
CONSTABLE IS SHOT DOWN
General Strike 0ff-Erin Jour-
nal Says British Have
Surrendered.

DUBLIN, April 15.-More than
100 persons were arrested today in
raids by the military throughout
Dublin.
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WEATHER.,

FsiS. isersssiss si~4s-
i.sss. SSsSssiy relieved
~ showers Isse tssiskt
.aa s~sssrsswg warmer
sssSsAt. TssDsrsssrs st
3 .. n. - degrees.
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invisible to the most powerful
telescope"
Or study with him the nebulae
that ''in a few trillions of years
may be broken up into thousands
of suns" You may be living on a
planet sailing around one of those
newly made suns a few trillion
years from now. The railroad
strike and today's price OF your
favorite stock will seem unimpor-
tant at that time.
Let that thought comfort.
The next plan for attracting the
attention of Mars will be made by
Professor Todd, Of Amherst Col
lege. He will go up fifty thousand
feet in a balloon, first see whether
Mars is signalling us; second, at
tract the attention of that planet,
IL he can. -,
T, ALI these efforts are interesting,
.ust as interesting as the effort Of
baby to attract the attention of
a nurse.
Mars is millions Of years older
in physical development and pre-
sumably in intellectual develop
ment than this planet. 1t doesn't
talk to us, just as we do not talk
to clans or turnips. We have
nothing to say that would interest
Mars.
A trip fifty thousand feet into
the air, with experts from the
Rockefeller Institute preparing
plans for studying conditions in
the higher atmosphere, is, how
ever, intensely interesting.
Those "going up" may learn
something about tornadoes, hot
and cold waves, and the bossibil-
ity, a little later on, of sending
sick people up fifty thousand feet
or more to get rid Of their troubles.
Up anywhere, more than six
miles above the earth, storms and
heavy winds are unknown. There
blows forever a gentle breeze
caused by earth's motion. The
big around-the-world airships will
do their work up there, and stay
up there. They will drop us at
Prris, Peking, Panama or Phila-
delphia in little landing ships as
Big steamers used to land pas
sengers in little tugs on the wharf
al Liverpool.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

]. Msrius Hinkson, 80, OF New Orleans, La.
and Doris Hannah Wylde, 2s. Of Vancou'
Frank GI 5 s,onr The a. Ty and Aua i o1Gi' NJ
Is, both of this city The Rev. I. E
Thomas Edward Hattorn. 22. and Agnes
Va The Rev. j. II. Jenries
Joseph Stewart Brown, jr., u. of Pitts
burgh. Pa, and Olga Gesyckc Forsbrre
20 Of thi- city. The Rev r " payis
81 both Of Richmond. Va. The Rev. O.
Leo Thomas Waterman. 20, and Mac p
SIoIan 2:, both OF this city The Rev
Lloyd knapp, "a of Hancock, Wis, and
susie A. stout. 81, of this city. rho
Rev. J. ". O'Brien.
Thomas Edward Csthcsrt, rs. Of Detroit
Mich aud Elizabeth Swanson, 20, Of this
city The Rev. ". \. Tuppcr.
Maurice c. Rosenbiatt, 80. OF Atlantic City
u j.. and Sylvia Harriet Schcpp, 81, OF
Ellsworth Crane Morris. q. and Tempest
4. Chids 10. both of this city, Tho
Rev. II. J.. Downs.
ncr. 22, both Of Portsmouth, va. Tho
Rev. J. ". Jcnries.
Robert X Gustafson, Il. and Eleanor Il
Wood, "a, both of this city The Rev.
James L. McDonough. %. and Mary A.
Payne, 10. both OF Richmond, Va. The
y Rev II. =. Downs.
Ferdinand NJ. Ncy. ES, OF Harrisonburs
Va. and Sylvia Fsnnye oppenheimer, ~.
of I.angdalc Va. The Rev. T. Il. Davis.
Ralph r.. Warner, S2, and Anna y. Young
IS. both OF this city. The Rev. J. J. Cal
George ". Kirkiey. :S. and NJ. Elizabeth
oBrien. IS. both OF this city. The Rev.
T.. g. Gavnn.
Pero, 90, both of this city. The Rev.
W y lyman
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WOMAN HELD UP WHILE
THIEVES ROB REGISTER

Two white men entered the fruit
store o. Annie Kashouty. 237 Penn
sylvaria avenue southeast, shortly
before midnight last night and after
holding hcT up rified the cash regis
ter cf nearly 500
The two men fed from the store
and ran dew Third street whero
they entered an automobile which
was waiting for them. Tho machine
was driven south on Third street,
turning east into d street. wher" il
disappeared
\ duplIcatc key thief entered the
hcme OF Frank +. Whitaker, 1875
Oregon avenue northwest, and stole
two neck gold chains last night.
Breaking the rear window thieves
entered the premises at 906 Twenty
first street northwest, and stole a
quentity of fruit and candy valued at
$15. The report was made TO the po-
lice by Gus Stayrae.
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MAJ. r. n. CHAPMA

The body OF Major Robert Holh.ter
Chapman, OF this city, who died OF
pneumonia in New York uity yestcr'
day, will arrive here today. for burial
according TO word reaching his hom".
2020 = street northwest. from his
wife. Major Chapman was in New
York TO attend meeting OF the
American Alpine club.
lie was born In New Hagen, Conn.
and was fifty-one years old. Previous
to Americas declaration Of war on
Germany In 1917, he was connected
with the Geological Survey. After
the war began, he wa- commissioned
in the United States army engine -.
rising 10 the rank OF major
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DEATHS.

Mary Jane Ovistt. So yrs. wardman Park
Inn.
Martha j. Rowe, - yrs, 1908 Mass. ave Sc
Charlotte L. Stein. 64 yrs, Casualty Hos.
Charles Ginder. As yTs, Summit Hotel.
John NJ Csslow, yr., 1888 vt. Sc.
Frank Murray, Gl yrs.. Wash. Asy. Hos
Jennie NJ. Cats 40 yrs. Georgetown HOS
Thomas y. Whittlesy, 25 yrs, 1885 Mass.
ave.
John W simmons, 81 yrs, Tube rculosis
Hos.
Columbia Getzendsna. - yrs, Prov. Hos.
Daniel Il Cleary, 4s yrs, Geo. Univ. Hos.
James Riley, 50 yrs. L. s. Soldiers Home
Hos
John II. johnson. 43 yrs. o06 Euclid st. NV.
Mary J. Lindsey l3 yrs. 2iI: 10th st. NV,
Mary E. West, yr., lf2 Swami st. NV.
stephen Taylor, 81 yrs, 800 ard st. Sc
Joseph stephens. Ga yrs, U. S. Soldiers
Homo Hos.
Charity Herbert, SO yrs., 1911 Union st sw.
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BIRTHS

SONS
william NJ and Josephine NJ. Tredwsy
Robert II. l.. aud Frances r.. Shlpmsn
william H. and Fannie smith.
Benismin aud Margaret Royce.
charles g. and ENs kosBlre.
Morris v. and Bertha Rugers.
Howard NJ. and Margaret RcctGnus
BsrtrHm G. and Anna J LaDnob.
Roy and Mary Harvey,
Franklin NJ. and Jessie T. Griffin,
Nicholas j and SussnH Fillman.
Donald and Helen Boyden.
Dewey and Beatrice strong,
DAUGHTERS
Fitzhugh aud Hcnriotts TaylO,.
Walter y. and Clara Sundermau
John y. and Margaret Sieber,
Harry r. and Byrdie Sisk
Edward VI. and Anna T. Swing,
Morris and Lucille sheppard
Joseph y. and Grace M. Farrell.
Charles and Catherine Bailey.
Daniel W. and Ethel g. Glover.
Roy TWINS.
Harry B and Alice l.. Morrison.
GIRL TWINS.
Joseph and Jennie Apperti.
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MARTHA SPENCER,

ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTIN
GU1SHED PSYCHIC MEDIUMS,
PALMlSTS AND LIFE
READERS.
|H,S EApY'S REPUTATION Is WORLD
VIDE AND HER ADVICE OF THE
lost NEL1AB BILE KIND; WITHOUT A
tCESTlON WILL TELL THE object Of
$our CALL Will advise you on all business
changes, spccuatiops. Investments. d.
nrce and how to become reunited TO hus-
band wife or friend. There is no heart
"che or sorrow 80 great Nine. Spencer
'Snuot help you with IL. or help you to de-
cido between the right and wrong courses
= action.
IT WILL PAY THE SKEPTIC OF
DOUBTFUL TO CONSULT THIS GIFTED
ADf. WHOSE 1S YEARS SUCCESSFUL
I'RACTTCE IN WhSITINGTON is A SUI
tCtENT GUARANTEE OF HER EFFI-
fENCN AND ABILITY,
HOURS, 10 A. NJ. TO P. NJ
Studio, 924 18th st. n. w.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR JAMES W. DUVALL
City Posioffice Employe Was 20
Years in Federal Service
Until Illness.

Faneral services for James Waiter
Duvall. seventy-tWo years old, Who
died at his residence, the Eutaw, 1894
Monroe street northwest. were hetd
from Wesley Chapel NJ. 4. Church,
corner Fifth and 4 streets northwest
this afternoon.
Mr.. Duvall was born in Washing
ton, and attended the public schools
here. Twenty years ago he accepted
position in the city postoffice, IL
ance division, and remained in the
employ until five months
ago. when he was taken sick.
He Is survived by wife. Margaret
II. Duvall Of 1854 Monroe street
northwest.
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MADAME SELLA,

This gifted lady reads your past, pres-
"nt and future life, giving true advice you
can depend on IN business and family AT.
Fairs, love, boalth and marriage, specula
IONS Investments and divorce cases: tells
the names OF your future husband or wife
and how to win and hold the one OF your
choice. Tho Madame tells you " hat
business and what part Of the world
".oat lucky for you, and how to
gain success in anything you take in
hand. she settles and EXPLAINS LOVE
PCARRELS AND FAMILY TROUBLES,
.oss between man and wife. It yom are
having bad uuck or trouble, consult Nine.
Sclls; her advice removes all obstacles
nd troubles and CAUSE YOU TO HAVE
!lAPPINESS AND SUCCESS In anything
yon take in hand. Satisfaction guaran-
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to .. Phone Franklin 237S-J.
SPECIAL READINGS. $l.oo.
PRIVATE rPARLORS, s5l 9TH st. n. W.
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COL. w. G. COLEMAN.

Col. Walter G. Coleman, passenger
representative of the United states
Railroad Administration, died Sunday
at St Augustine, Fla, according TO
reports reaching Washington yester-
day.
Colonel Coleman was seVenty-seVep
years old. He served as a egimental
OF a Confederate regiment
during the civil wrr. lie was Appoint
ed general auditor for the Philippines
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MISS RUTH. CAMPBELL.

Funeral services for Miss Ruth
Campbell l3i3 Harvard street, wac
died In Atlantic City Saturday VIII
be held at the chapel In Rock Greek
Cemetery at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
Washington for her Wartime eet''i-
ties
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MRS. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CL.AIENO1ANT.
'ivos ddvice OH business. love- health and
.lnily AFFAIRS tells If the orc you love Is
II" Cr falSe, what part OF the country IL
EcSicst to you. what to do to be success
II in life; tells you what has passed in
lie. and what is happening without ask
ing q single question: when and whom you
Will marry; settles and explains love, fam
lily trouble. marriage, divorce. health, spec
ulations, transact of all kinds. In fact.
no matter what your hope. fear or ambl-
ton, come to this noted palnist and find
help. There is for anyone to be
unsuccessful or unhappy. No matter what
the cause her advice removes all trouble.
she guarantees satisfaction. headings, 81.
no 7th st. n. w.
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WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan i3. Prices were
irregular at the stock market opening
here today United States Steel open
ed al iOS, off a Mexican Petroleum
i9s. up IA; Pan-Americau at g5, IN
changed; Central Leather 95. un-
changed; Sinclair i4ls. off ~ Bald.
win il0ls, up y Reading 76., off =;
Studebaker 1851, off a: L. ;. Rub
ber, l2S, up -; Crueible 2iOIs, off = I.
Ann rlcan Woolen 1853. Off !, and Re
public il4A, up q.
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WATERS BALL TONIGHT.

The second annual ball of the
Washington Walters Union will be
held at the old Masonic Temple,
Ninth and + streets, at Q o'clock
tonight Mandell's orchestra VIII
furnish the music
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T,rsY's SALES

NsshIugty ..Hs J'E. N,O00g ssls
2-.50OgsSA- SI,OV0gSs.
Capital Traction 5's. i-si.0Oo@sS
Capital Traction, lO9ss
Lauston, i-lOgslhs, 2-l0WSISs, le~
s1a. l5Qsi%. 5-1OgSiN
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction Sc, Sl,50Oass,
Real Estate Title Insurance, l09 50.
Capital Traction, iO4Ss
Washington Gas. zOQ5O
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during the MeKiDiey Administra ion
and Was at ope time connxcted with
the Pacific Mali steamship Company.
Coleman was a member OF the
Scottish Rite Nasons
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Ciairvoysn. and PaInlist, can read
your iife by the lines in your palm, which
sre the record OF, your life. Being a grad
uets of two colleges of pslm4try, and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
20 lift the veil of mystery and reveal to you
i'm mportant ~lattors of your future life.
Gives advice on business matters, love,
hcsith and family affairs; tells name Of
your futuve husband or wife; tells II
vor love IL true or false; what part Of the
country u luckiest to you: what TO do to
Be succcssful in life; removes troubles OF
tells the secret OF having personal influence
with your ashociatee Prof. Belmont II, q
Psychologist OF World Renown "ReadinSs.
81 1876 New York Ave. N. W.. next door
TO Masonic Temple. 1Ss
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MADAM JEANETTE.

Egyptian Palmist and Cisirvoyant. Guar.
scliIto please but before you utter a word
pse will tell what you called for; names
and dates of when and who you will marry
N true or false; how TO win and hold the
1ne you DO love; what business and part OF
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20 do TO make a success 10 life; specis,
resdlngs, Sioo. 500 Tth St NV, Opposite
"a Ks Co. satltfantlon guaranteed. ~
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925 f st. N. w.
MADAM EMILEY.

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOrANT,
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9zs NEW YORK AVE " w -,
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gives only truthful advice you can depend
on. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charse'
Readings 81 Daily aud Sunday. 1s'
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GOV. MAG0ON ILL.

Charles Il. Magoon. former provi-
sional governor Of Cuba and salo of
Panama, Is seriously i'll here.
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MADAM PARKER,

GIFTED CI.AIRvoYANT AND, MEDIUM
n you arc going to seek advice or help,
V,hy not consult ono who liz well known.
$ ne Who II hero permspentlyi This gifted
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HOLD TWELVE AS REDS.

NEW YORK, Jan 13.-Twelvc al
legged reds were held here today 70
action by immigration officials 70!
lowing raids last night upon th'
homes OF communist leaders.
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Births, Marria9es,
DRathS

Nvt;ces Nag Be PhoRed URta
gP. A., Main $3.50, Branch ..
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no 7th st. n. w
Between G and II Sta.
MADAM D,ASHMAN.

GIFTED CLAIRNOYANT, CARD READER
win help you in love, marriage, divorce,
business or changes; she tell you lots
,iaI holiday readings, 81; hours 1T; 1901
- st. N! w. Room 33. Cor. 18th and q,
0ppositot Droops Mugir Store. Ia
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DEATHS.

this life Jan. ~, 1e2o.
EMMA ~ MILES Cnee simpson,, be-
loved wifc of A. u. Miles, aged thirty
four years.
9ct 9Th st. s, W, Wednesday, $3.50 P. IN.
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cLAIRy0YASIs
L.esmsed on ths Dtstyi0, Of Cesmbis
PROF.. STEVENS.

MASTER MIND or PsYcHIcs. CLAIR
NOHAN'f AND PALMIs1
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business and speculAtionF. IL anairr OF ~"
heart or emotions Of love Interest YOU ne
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tolls n the one you love 10 true, also date
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ana Confidence TO lovers and disIordAnt
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love, also those you meet. How 10 make
a perssp at q distance think OF you.
Positlssly rounites the separated. hakeh
no cbarges In advance for his readings
Unless Nnu mud him superior 10 any mo-
diunn srou have ever visited. you receive
your reading absolutely free. without
asking you a question he tells your name
u full and the names OF those In whohl
you are interested
925 + st. N. w.
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MADAM ALLEN,
WORLDS GREATEST

CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMlST,
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present and future; give true advice on
business love, health and family AFFAIRS: /:
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move sli obstacles and tell you how TO win
and hold the one you desire. She gives
advice on ali important AFFAIRS OF life.
SPECIAL READINGS. 100.
sl2 Y 1t, N w
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MADAME LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoyANT AND MEDIUM
Gives ,true ,advice ,op 'busipcss, love
kosith and family affairs; tells the full
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SPIRITUALISM
Licensed bp tte District Of Columbia
Mr.. Goodman and Mrs. Robertson,

apifttgal mediurnr; sItuns. 81: int.rviews
- n W, Ph1nf Get ';;2 iaiLis,is'
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SPECIAL NOTICES


IHE ANIMAL MEETING Of ths share
viii be held ~ it, onice sGtO Z street
RorthN est, Washington. ID, a., al II o'clock
a m. on Tuesday, January 70, iszO Tor
the election Of directors for the ENSUING
year and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting.
J. IA. CRAWFORD, president.
n. s. HoUGHTON. Secretary.
NOT responsible for any bill contracted b.
anyOno except myself
is' WILLIAM BpcKHoLrz.
NOT1CE-Jho pi.no ssd phsnosr.ph basi-
ness formerly conducted by v. A. Shus
at 619 Massa hu1ctts ave north Invest Is
now under tho management aud sole
Ownership Of Rose Mac Shuc.
PIANOS. PIANOI.As PlfONoGRAPHs
5lg MasssehusetU ave. n. w. rs
KEAL EsTATE men and CONTRACTOR. In
tsrestod in securing lumber and build
ing material communicate with vLUh-
BER," Boz A-ss. Times oniee. l9'
PURSUANT TO SECTION 1, ARTICLE
g. Of By-Lses. notice is hereby given that
the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
Tho Capital Traction Company for the
ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other busine,s ss may be brought before
the meeting, Will be held at the ofhce Of
the Compsny. 36th and NJ streets N. W.,
W ashing on. ID. C. on Wednesday. January
Ia, 1899. at ioy6 o'clock A. NJ.
The polls will be open from II o'clock A.
n ID. CRAMProN.
Secretary
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HORACE DODGE BETTER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--Thc condi'
ion of Horace Dodge, wealthy Detroit
automobile manufacture, was de
.cribed as much improved by his
physician. Dr. Ira Hin. here today.
Iohn Dodge still il critically i'll with
his physicians say.
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PROF. ARTHAN.

Noted Platform Test Medium, gives special
n. essage seance every Tuesday evening at
) o'clock in Society Hall. 500 st. y. ".
Spirit messages and questions answered.
Headings daily on all affairs. Gives names
Of dead and living friends. Best adviser.
See him. you will make no mistake.
Studios I'M the hall l3s
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BAGGAGE, furniture, piano moving, local
and suburban hauling; good service.
Home, 1903 35th st. NV; stand Central
Market Phone West 1914 del7-sot
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Daily and Sunday.
Original PmImist, Astroloxist & Clairy Oy mt
I-I-I A ID

TIOl. kALEEL WhNLhDHIN
Room ST. kenois Bldg. 1lth and u SITS
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