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EMBARGO RIGHT DENIED.
Claimed West Virginia Cannot Re.
strain Gas Expectation.

A challenge of the constitutional
power of West Virginia to interfere
with public corporations whose duties
were as great to consumers outside
that state as to those within the
state was made by counsel for Ohio
and Pennsylvania in the closing oral
arguments before the United States
Supreme Court yesterday in the case
brought by those states to restrain
the public utilities commission of
West Virginia from regulating the
expectation of natural gas. They
contended that it was the purpose of
West Virginia to shut of the supplU
of gas required for the welfare and
comfort Of 100000 people in $50
Evening star., 1921-12-11
PRIEsJsEAI 70 JAIL.
wrenn Is einsn uadstsrminate
Teissks in,5 5ioVa: s

LEMARs. IShassDecsnber 1o-Rev.
Father WrenI, ,efor3lar priest at Akron,
Iowa, conviceeAsof assauIting fifteen
year-old EthsI BRAY, was today SEN
fenced to an iuhdeterminate term in
the Fort Madfson prison. Motion for
a new trial was denied
Counsel for Father Wrenn will ap-
peal to the Towa supreme court.
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MADE RECRUITING OFFICER.

Lieut.. Col Richard b. Going. cayal-
ry, now on leave of absence in this
city, has been assigned to duty as re-
cruiting officer in Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

The anti-war paintinsx by BeIa
Ormo. which were exhibited at the
New willard a week ago. will be on
view again tomorrow and Tuesday
at Gibbons Hall. Catholic University.
from to 6 and from 1880 TO- $3.50
o'clock.
The educational cOmmittee OF the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A. will
hold q series Of entertainments at
sol Rhode Island avenue, beginning
tomorrow night and continuing
through Friday. In addition there
will be q sale of articles OF all de-
'scriptions.
The Maryland State Society IL to
be addressed by several members of
Congress from that state at a meet
ing Tuesday night at the Franklin
Square Hotel. Following the ad
dresses there will be reception and
dance All old as we'll as new mem
hers are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Soj0urners' Club, Washington Chap
ter. No. 3. N. L. M. c.. will meet
Wednesday, s pm, Fairmont Inn, 18th
and Fairmont streets.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

The motion picture sSThrouGh the
Looking Glass will be shown Thurs
Theater, for benefit Of Vassar College
endowment fund.
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RECEIVES SEA COMMAND.

Commander Harold v. McKittrick. at
the naval torpedo station. Alexandria,
Va, has been assigned to the COM
mand of the U. S. S. Porter.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Chapter b. r. E. O. Will meet Tues
day with Mrs. s. L. Jacobs. 1873 Har'
ward street.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Alpha Omega Of Delta Gamma VIII
meet tomorrow night with Helen
Dyer. 1909 Lamont street. >Ah Delta
Gammas invited.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

A mans brain attains it's maximum
weight at the age Of twenty years
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Katherine Montgomery Chapter, ID.
A. R., will meet Tuesday. p.m., with
the regent, Mrs. ]. d. Croissant. 1717
Q street. Maud Younger and Mrs.
Minor will speak.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Adolph Bowaler.
S11 b street southwest.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Division No. .. Ladies' Auxiliary,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians will
meet Tuesday evening in Kidder
building.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

'Just fer Fun,'' q comedy, for the
benefit OF the Women's Federation of
Clubs. will be presented December 10
at Carroll Hall. Miss Emma A. Jor-
dan, director.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

WOAen's Overseas Service League
will meet at Is Jackson place tomor-
row, pm, to arrange for Christmas
eve entertainment at Mount Alto Hos
pital Hut. Women who served over
seas with Red Cross invited to at
tend.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

The Northeast Warrington Citisens'
Association will hold its regular
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Asylum. has postponed today'A meet
ing until December 10.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

p. e. O. luncheon tomorrow at neon'
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

shamrock Club will give a dance for
children. Wednesday,, 8 pm, at hall
OF Church of Immaculate Conception.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Ladies' Auxiliary. st. Annn
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

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SILVER SPRING. Mp.-s-rocn pusssiov;
es1m.a d9s..e' pi.s s..'i s. .s: s.' i,ss $500
CEDAR sT.. cHenRYpALE. VA. 9 rsoS.
and bath. electric Iisht. Price. h1so.
HERNDoN. va. Mod. bone; 10 serss lssl.
5000. Vim. II. saundes 3 Co.. 1858
det.; $5.7oo. J. D. oarmsn- n,st. Nat
NEW HOME. LGE. RNs.. LOT iooxizs.
NOD. SUBURBAN hor. .. 3 rns. . b..
shade. fruit. ETC.. % min TO city. Sfo.boo.
wm; z. s.unde.. z Co. 1888 < st: nv.
csEnnYpAr;s. " Va. ! r'a,i 81; -. 80, !
COTTAGE oITi. xp, ss.soo. . rms b.
man. Dist. Nat. sssS Ei1s.
Volta PL-s rms: ;. .. A.; large lot;
seooo. J. D. Gsrmsn. Dist. Nat Bssf
Blds.
FoRkEsTvfLLE. nd. t5.soo.
s-rm. bung.. gar. o. ground.
y. L. sansbury = Co. Ilis Eye st. N. 500.
BRo0KviIIE FfKE. sss.oce.
n. L. ssn.oury 4 Co. itis Eye st. N. ,eo4
HUNTINGTON TERRAcE. ND. ss.sso.
s-rm. buns.. mi. gar. Y Q.
y. 1: s.n.enry 4 CO. 14is Bye st n: seot:
Cabin John Hafk-
CONDUIT ROAD. 10 rooas, s.ts. 2 ser.s;
$lo.5oo. Louis r. ehosDsksr. 1901 n. 7.
ave. n. 1166.
LOT NO q. terrace q above cosdt r..
garden. fruit. chickens. SAC. II. Touin.
soa, 8e4 Sou. Bldg. u. 141S.
CONDUIT RD.-splendid site country hooe.
N. out, $50 IT.. ane view. 24-a. Ton
linson. 3e4 Sou. Bldg. 4. 1x4s.
CONDUIT RD -Mafrihcent site for hotel
or club. 3 m. fr. white House. high hill.
"a a. Tomlihsou. s14 Sou. Bldg. N. 144s
CONDUIT RD.-Bunssiov. 9 T.. 2 porches.
gar. shade, elee., b., ready Nay 10, 81
90: terms. Tomiinson. s24 Sou. Bid. N. 7<ss.
SPLENDID bldg. lot. No. Il. sec. q. 5000
IT,, 100 trees. 5he: teru@ remlinsoa.
s24 Sou. Bids., n. 74<s. Fri. Sol.
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Building Permits.

7s73-To Edgar Morri. Sales Co,
three signs. 1905 G st nv, lot ss.
50 2St
7s7t-To Bredt Bros. sign, go sth
st NV, lot s2l. 50 37S. r
1eTb-To J. B. Brennan. house,
1901 Monroe st ne. lot 2s. 50 1929.
7e77-To J. J. Moebs. apartment.
1923 18th st NV, lot ils. 50 100.
7s7s-To II. II. Howenstein, two
houses. lslt-ii Girsrd st, lot 7s5f.
50 :s55.
7ssl-To A NJ FesheI. porch. .sit
Connecticut ave. lot lot. so s2os.
7es2-To p. Ledger. porch. %. "a
st ne. lot sSs. 50 72S.
7ss3-To Standard Const. Co,
house. 1919 Kesrney ct ne. lot ~,
50 t2os.
7sss-To J. De Plate. sign. afs d
1917 U Of NV. lot lsI, 80 2o4.
7ss5-To H. r. Hall. garage. 1913
o st NV, lot 1872, 50 eoI.
7ese-To c. z. Bell. garage. so5
st ne, lot u. SO 1857.
7ss1-To T. G. Lorenz. garage.
tSsi Wisconsin ave, lot 2S-4l. 90
it72
7ess-To Lacy a Belt. four houses.
l3o2-4-s-s Buchanan 81 NV. lots
1is-iis. 50 asI6
7sss-To ]. De Piete, sign, s2s d
st NV. lot b. 50 $40. -
7eso-To II. c. Sanlock. rarsre
s2s Rhode Island ave NV. lot sot,
90 sG.
7ssl-To L. @. Kelley. garage. asa
9Th st ne, lot s5. SO els.
7sss-To American Motor Schools.
raze fence. L st bet 18th and lfth
NV, lot 81, 50 I7G
7ss7-To Phil Freidlsnder, sign,
t2s sth NV. lot s3s. 50 57s.
7sss-To A. w. Gregg. garage.
1875 Columbia rd NV, lot SiI, 60
1854.
77oo-To r. A. Popp. garage. 1919
Rosedale st ne. lot IS, 50 45tI.
77oi-To r. r. Bradley. 57Is-si
Sherrier pl, lot 60. 50 1883.
77ot-To L. II. Cohen. garage, ftif
18th st NV. lot 80. 90 $3.50.
77os-To r. Doyle. sign. s2s 1tth
ct nv. lot &C. 50 2iS. .s...a
77e7-To ]. FleschmGa. sign, 81.
Pennsylvania ave NV, lot SOC, 50
$50. H''~ .
77oS-To J. II. Waters. garage,
1893 Montague st NV. lot 50. 50
,T...
77os-To Rogers & Fischer. ware
house. 1918 81 NV. lot IS. 50 .Ss,
771o--To o. w. Hammond. house.
52o2 Ely, ST sc. lots 1918. 50 5iiT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BELL. MAlSHAIl AID xlcI,
Atternsys fer YlaineG.

IN TIE MUNICIPAL couRT oy TIE
District Of Columbia. Nsns nihs1esu.
plaintiff. ". Paul r. rlanaean. oefesdsnt.
No. $3.50. The object Of this suit 10 %
recover assessment for special inprovsnents
assessed against lot No. %. square Ne. asa.
in the City Of washinetea, District Of Co
lumois. paid BY pIsistif March "a. 1871, but
which defendant vas ooiissted 70 pay. the
amount claimed hereis being tles.i4. inter.
est thereon at Q per cent per annun from
April IL. 1870, am1aating TO sls2l, of
tl1s.S In all, with isterest On sait last
amount from March 10. 1871. and % have
Judgment OF condennstics Of certain prop
erty Of the defendant levied On under an
attachment issued IN this suit 10 satisfy
the plsiptif's claim.
II IL. therefore. this 5th day cf Nay. 1871.
oriered that the defesdant appear IN this
court on or before the fortieth day. eIclp-
>ive Of Sundays and legal holidays. aftsf
the day Of the frst publics tice Of this or.
DER. to defend this suit and show cause Why
said eondemnation sboold rot Be had: ether.
wise the suit viii Be proeee1ed With as In
case Of default: Provided. that q COPY Of
this order shsll be published st least -oscs
week for three successive weeks In Ths
washinston Herald nevspspsr and the
wsshinston Law Reporter before said date.
BY the Court. RoBT. 3. MATrISGLY,
Judge. true copy. Test: BLANCHE
SEFf, clerk.
nE.JIio a17
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nnie J.. to Richard II. Edmund..

Annie j. to Richard II. Edmsnds.
$40.
North Of p. east Of 18th sts nv.
Edw'd B. Dean. SO.
3233 Iith st NV. square .sts.. let
32-Jacob B. Shapiro TO Harry A..
Lenkin. SO.
L st nv. between 18th and 18Th
sta. square 1917. part original lot a.
Frances @. Overton ct ux, Martha
C. 10 Paul T. Cain. SO.
Southwest corner 18th st ana Park
I'd nv, square 2sot. lots So 20 e.
Alice c. W. Briggs to Benjamin n
Gruver. $40.
1871 goth st nv. square lIs. lot
to-Joseph z. Gatti ct ux. Josephine
A. TO Robert Kressin. SO. -
81 L Ut nv. square go. lot 90
Albert A. Strauss ct VI. Lydia A.,
to Wellington sprov et ux, Emma
North Of L II. west OF 18th st
nv. 50 1s7. original lot /. part
original lots and 3z-Robsrt
Myers 20 Investment Building
Corp, SO.
211t II st Ew. % ~. lot r.
Frank p. Stanley, ct al. trustees.
to John l. and James J. clsary, .ti..
f3f7 Sherman ave nv, "a zssa,
lot es-kaggie s. Condor 20
George c. somervilIs and Bessie
A somervfIie. sIt
1909 Kenyon 81 nv, % fy&l.
lot ns-Dsnnis Mccarthy 20 Her.
man c. and Barbara Davis, sIk.
77' i1th st se. % sss. lot c.
Arthur Trerins ct u1. Mary II.
to Arthur G. woolley, SO. -
2olS N Ut nv. 50 81, lot ss--
Violet B. Heap ct vir. s. Lsvrenes.
to George W. wallace, $40.
North Of A II, east Of 18th 81 "a
SO 1855. lot 3s-Florenoe J. C
Frazier TO Harry G. Burton Of ux,
Frances J. s1o.
North OF L st. west Of 18th n mo-.
SO 1s'. original lot / part original
lots : and 32-Investnent Building
Corp. to the Kenwood Corp. SIC.
North OF L st, west Of 18th st
NV, SO ls7. part original lot D.
Paul p. Cain to same. SO. -..
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AUCTION SALES

~~~~~-~~S~- ~~~~~S~-~~-~~--~~~~-~-~~~~~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate. By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liber 3oes. folio ct seq.,
recorded In, LIber No. 309s. folio ct seq..
Of the land records Of the District Of Colum-
hia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the unde sig ned trustees will sell.
At public auction within the office Of Thos.
J. Owen & Son, 1881 @ st. NV, on Tuesday,
the l4th day OF June A. D.. 1871. at 8
O'Clock pm, the foll1wing described land
and premises, situste IN the District Of Co
mmbia. and designated as and being all Of
lot numbered SIX t6) in subdivision Of part
Of Enclosure" and ''Haddock Hills" %
made In Equity Cause No. $40. Docket q.
supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
as per plat filed In said cause and In said
Surveyors office Of the District Of Columbia
In Book Levy Court 2, page ee. Terms Of
sale: All cash. $3.50 deposit required upon
acceptance Of bid and sale to Be closed
within 90 days or deposit forfeited. Cos-
veyancinr, recording and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost. GEORGE W. H0TT,
cHAs. A. McEUES. trustees. 200
iu-3s 10 IA
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Real Estate Transfers
Parcel 23i-2s, Commrs. OF the ID.
, 70 Mar, G N.h aaSl

Parcel ZSf-zs, Commrs- OF the ID.
c.. to Mamie S. Newcomb. s2.t6
so4 S. Carolina ave. sc, square s45.
part lot s-Thaddeus r. Bean to
Anna @. Bean. $40.
18th st NV between p and q
sts-Continental Trust Co.. trustee,
to Frank B. Essex. 3ls.
T st sc, between 24th and asth,
square 5e27. lot 3-Randle High
lands-Thomas NJ. Crane ct u1.
Ruth. to Reuben II. Randall ct ux.
Minnie l., SO.
4o0s 18th St NV. square 2ts{, lot
a. Padsworth-Thoma r. Moore ct
ux. Ruth NJ. to Chas. Fass ct ux.
Irene H. 80.
North OF Webster st east Of 18th
NV. square 1850. lot 5-Chas. E.
Wire. Inc. to Jacob Harris. SO.
18th st. Sc. between d and E sts,
square Io42. lot 3s-Anna c. Hen
nings ct al. to VIM. N. Henderson.
$4,000.
" Of B. OF 18th SITS ne. square
1893. lot i2s-Anton c. Kern ct ux.
Clara B.. to Henry L. Riecks ct u1.
Cora Lea. SO.
500 Keefer pl NV. 50 3o42, lot So,
fltatdnl
ct ux, Ida NJ. to VIM. E. New
conner. $40.
62s Irving ST NV. 50 3oSl. lot 1o''
whitney close-D. Emmett Gulick
ct al to Enc d. c. Gulick, $40.
Efhe ID. c. Gulick conveys same
property to Roberta z. Rogers 81
900.
North Of Clifton st, east Of 14th
W. 50 2sss, lot IL. Columbis
Heights-chas. J. Bell and George
W. Brown. trs, TO VIM. Traver. $40,
VIM Traver conveys same prop
erty to Mamie Z. Goss, $40.
so3 B st e, 50 s32, lot 33-Adolph
Bowdler ct uX, Elsie p, to Fred
w. Gaylord. $40.
Conn ave and 24th st ", north
OF Calvert st, SO 22o3, pts lot 90
woodley Park-Molie Schwartz to
Simon SpigeI ct ux. Sarah. SO.
1877 F st e, 50 1923, lot 1ss-
Robert L. Smith and Minnie @
smith to Thos. J. and Mary B. Bres-
nahan, $40.
Near ne cor 2Ist and p sits n W
40 IS, pt lot i3-wm- A. Boss e,
ux. Alice P. TO Eugene A Smith
$40.
ss5 Fairmont st NV, 50 3oss. lot
IS, bingham pl-Auan E. Walker
4 w. Edgar Leedy, trs, to Joseph
F. Holland ct ux. Mary E.; $500.
Joseph F. Holland ct ux. Mary z.
convey same land to Thomas H.
White; $40.
1885 E Sc, 50 1915. lot 5s-Francis
z. Hodges ct ux, Mary E.. to Philip
Cohen: $40.
Quincy st NV east Of 18th st, SO
2se5. lot 81. Observation-Disclosures H.
Gruver ct ux. Lizyie NJ, to Carl E.
Leigh ct ux, Lillian ": SO.
III n st sc. 50 7It, lot 5s-Laura
v. White ct al to George r. Ran
dali; $40.
sss Delaware ave. 50 $50, lot 22-
Francis Leonard to Abraham Chew ;
$40.
le4a Nsylor ave sc, SO 6sss. lot
11-George z. Herbert ct ux. Agnes
W., to Elmer d. Pessagno ct ux.
Rose P; $40.
1897 asd st NV. SO 25i1. lot 2. Kali
Drama Heights-Nationsl Savings 4
Trust Co. tr 4 exr. to Franklin H.
Ellis: $40.
North Of Rittenhouse st east Of
soth st. 50 23a7. lots ies q 10
Georeina N. cunnIngham TO hsyme
L. Martin; SO.
1856 Church st NV, square 1ss
pa undivided interest in the loi
ass-wm. X. Allen. exr. ct al. to
John C. Allen. s2,2s53.s3.
NJ st NV. between 18th and 18th
SITS. square 40, part original lot 20
|-Edw'd B. Dean ct ux. Jennie H,
to Felix Lake. $40.
500 New Hampshire ave NV. square
20. lot 45--Patrick flaming ct ux.
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MADAM MAVIS,

Have your fortune told BY the great
Egyptian paimist; tells your past, present
nd future: gives advice on all important
affairs Of life. You will hnd true help BY
consulting this famous Egyptian palmist
Special readings, Soc. s25 18th 81. nv.
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Empress Charlotte 81,
But Still Plays Piano

BRUSSELS. June s.-Forner EN-
press Charlotte, widow Of the ill~
fsted Hapsburg emperor OF Mexico,
celebrated her slst birthday in her
Belgian chateau Tuesday. The fors
mer empress is still In robust
health. She is an ardent rnusieisn
and plays the piano with a surensss
Of touch. ~ -
King Albert and Queen EliEaseth
visited her recently. Maxinffiaap q
widow talked with them Cor sss.s
time OF the Eiories Of ethsf 49,
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Inland A1 Sfrtinn
FRIDAY, JUNE 10
PAGE FIFTEEN
SPECIAL NOTICES

uc,,s..S. -->@,--s~-.-s---
property ecnsistins II part Of sofas. 1sv-
enpofts. divaaS. sette>s, ecuches. chair.
bureaus, dresserz. dressine table,. ehiGoaisrs.
eA.nofooes. chest Of drs~ers. exte.stos
sS .ssss. saDmss ssDosss.. .sosls; eo.ts.sr. scsh
BED springs. step ladder. vsshisg maehinss
electric fsns. decks, boskesses. sotorrycls.
secretaries. china closets. scrpens. wfsdow
screens, Ore screens. sndiroas, Gre sets. Gre
ash cans. carriage fsss. sidebosrds. bss-
kets. ehsvai eiasses. norris chairrs shirt
waist boxes. skirt bones, kitches csbssets,
ooof mats. bags. trays, Ice chests. refris-
es'ors. ro-e.rts. babY carriages. trusks.
.mt cases, teiesccpss. tsiises. chests. eier-
trie irons. crates. bundies In buriap. ban-
aies In paper. umbrella stsE1s. boses, paint
inss. Pictures. Gle csbinets. ale eases, kit
chen safes. screen ooors, wisdo~ shades.
sninrs. vardrobes. eribs. umbrellas. cur
tsin poles. curtain stretchers, clothes hor~es.
coal seutties, OIL stoves. cooking stoves, ess
ranges. gas h<aters. electric hesters, nat
tresses. rugs. music eabinets. brie-s -brse
eaoinets. lawn mowers, lawn svinsr, hit
cnen utensils. merchandise. barrels. coekers.
pianos. piano player. music mschise<, ell
eohtatner are sold with eoatsst uakno~u.
| stored In the following nanes win b. seh
LOT charfes JUNE u. 1871. At 100 rOC
81 NV, AT $50 O'CLOCK. Ms. .. n.
browneil. Miss NsGGie Butler Detroit stor-
are Company OF Joe Marcus, NJ. 4. Griffin,
MS Y. Gum. Lieut.. c. Z. Jones. MAI. W.
q. Jones. Munsey Trust conpsny or Frsuk
Brown, Walter ". Dsvidsdse, oe wiIhaa
Nelson Taft, Bertha os Margaret Ware, D. Il,
Weaver. Mr.. of Mr.. c. I. Waite charI.s
y. Williams. ". b. Williams mrs Nsrie L.
wLlsoe. rIpELfrr STORAGE COMPANY.
"A MAN THOUGHT ANorHER HAp
taken his sweethesrt." Pastor Z. He.
SVEN sunday night Bsptisa; cool ana
beautiful auditorium; hse music; large
chairs linen nte thenl. oestennisl sspt
Ch., 1th 4 Eye ne. SIS
| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore subsistias between
ms. the understsped. IRVING n. MEYERS
| and WILLIAM J. R0eENTHAL. heretofore
carrying 90 business q retail rffsr Gig
| arctic and news depot. at i<o<h @ Of. nv
| In the City Of washinston. District Of Co
| lnmbia. under the style or Arm name Of
THE CITY CIGAR AND NEWS STAND.
has been dissolved BY mutual consent, as
and from the LIST day Of June 1921, % far
as concerns the said Irving II. Meyer, who
retfres from the said hrn. All debts due
| to ana owing By the said late Arm will be
received and paid respectively By william J.
Rosenthsl who will continue 10 carry % the
said business under the style % frn name
of The City Cigar and News Stand. DATED
1 the LIST day Of June. fsz1. IRVING r.
MEYERS. WILLIAM J. RosENrHALA
90
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PROF. BELMONT,

Noted clairvoyant and palmist, can read
your life by the lines in your palm. which
ere the record of your life. Reinr q grad
wonderful gift Of second sight ensbles him
TO lif. the veil Of mystery and reveal to
vou important matters Of your future life.
Tells and explains everything pertaining to
life: removes troubles Of all natures: tells
the secret Of having rer>onsl innnence with
your associates. Prof. Belmont Is q
psychologist Of world renown. Private resi-
dence. 1915 y. Y. ave. nv. Next door to
Masonic temple. 1le
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
uceusSG ~ ne
DISTRICT or CoLarNBIA-
LET MADAM ROYAL

Advise you on Business. Health, Love and
Family affairs, gives initials Of whom you
will marry and when: restores lost affections.
S2.0o Reading with ad for 20 cents eca 9th
81. NV. between I st. and n. T. ave- 400
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SPIRIT MEDIUM: ADVISES ALL AFFAIRS
in life; s. readings, 81. 1905 I4th ct. nv.
S6S
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clsirvoysnt and Pslnist
guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future. She asks no Questions
but will tell you what you want 10 know.
rfvinr names dates and facts on business
matters. love. health and family AFFAIR.".
500 st. nv. 4-eIo
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoysnt, Palmist and
spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 .
N. TO p m l3ls 18th st. nv, over
Pocs hontas candy shop. u Ss0 f-e1e
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MADAME D'ASHMAN

Clairroysnt, Crystal Carer and Card Read.
er. four fortune love. marriage. divorce.
changes: reunites the separated: REMOVES
TROrBI.Es OF ALL KINDS: RESTORES
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Central.
10TH ST. nr. y; 7. q b.; anil; deep lot:
$3.50. wn. 8. Phillips. 400 n 7. ave.
NV Main 9s
tst 81. w. brirxs. rent $50. Cheap.
Petty and Petty.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Spanish School of Washingtou
Profs. from Spain 1925 @ st n. sess
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-28
PERSONALS.
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Miss Edna Cheek spent the week.
end in Nashville as the guest of Miss
Mary Bailey.
Misses Mary Robinson and Lucille
Garrette have returned to Pulaski
after spending several days with Miss
Maggie Sue Cheek.
Misses Daisy Porter and Myrtle Ed
wards have left for Florida. where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. C. A. Faris has returned home
after delightful visit of six weeks
to Washington, d. G.
Mrs. John II. harrington of Punta
Gorda, Fla, is visiting her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Sloan.
James M. White has returned to
st. Petersburg, Fla.
After an absence of thirty years
from Columbia, George Nelson Lips
comb, of Gonzales, Texas, and his lit
tie daughter, Elvira Elizabeth, are Wis
iting his father, It e. Lipscomb.
Miss Alleyne Church spent the
weekend in Nashville visiting friends.
A. Fl. Shields has returned from
Washington, D. c., where he has been
the guest of his son for the past week
Mr.. and Mrsh w. +. Collier and Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Barfield and families
are moving to Nashville today to make
their future homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Timmons will
motor to Florence, Ala, in the morn
ing to be the week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Morris.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-28
P0RKER PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
ADVANCE OF QUARTER is REC.
ORDED AFTER RECENT DE-
CLlNES-CATTLE STEADY.

After having been on the toboggan
for the past two or three days the
porker market staged a come back"
today on both the louisville and
Nashville markets, recovering twenty
five cents, putting top porkers back
TO the $500 mark at louisville.
The cattle market was active and
with good steady demand. The
sheep market was steady and UNI
changed.
The local markets were unchang-
cd, but dealers are expecting much
lower poultry prices, as the New
York market is badly demoralized
Egg prices were firm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-28

2 to each Sabbath afternoon, con
Quoted by various pastors of the city
"The meals are planned with view
10 the condition of the patients, being
nourishing and still economical.
Supplies are purchased at whole
sale and paid for monthly.
Five car loads of coal were donat-
ed during the year by the Memphis
Retail Coal Dealers Association.
clothing is solicited from the
Kings Daughters when possible ana
purchased when immediate need
makes it necessary
donations are wonderful ana con-
slant from all over the state, and are
deeply appreciated"
All of the reports of the ofhcers
showed splendid progress dnrlna me
wear IN the various phases OF the
work of the daughter. The follow
ing is the program for the afternoon
session:
Thursday Afternoon, 1880 O'CLOCK
Hvmn-He Leadeth Me.
Deyotional-Dr W. b. Taylor 20
lumbia.
Roll call.
Minutes.
Report of electoral ballot
Continuation of Circle Symposium
Music.
Pledges for convention fund.
Unfinished business.t
Invitation for next convention
Report of auditing committee
Report of resolutions committee
Prayer-Mrs. J. Taylor stratton'
Madison.
Final adjournment will be reached
a.