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Building Permits

476i-To n. y. Noble; for repairs,
alterations, etc, to 6e5 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest: lot S0s. square
46O. Value, s35.
4165-To DR.. Andrew Stewart: TO
Install motor at Gil F street north
west; lot 30, square ass. Value.
$500.
47S6-To H. II. Mofrett; to erect
fence on Geisboro road near Mag
azine road southeast: lot 2g2-lt.
square, 600.
47ST-To T. NJ. Quill: TO install
motor at 1916 y street northwest:
lot SlS, square 2l2 Value. $1,000.
476S and i76s-To Mollie
Schwartz; for repairs. alterations.
etc. to 26ol Connecticut avenue
northwest: lots SOe to SOC, square
esO3. Value. $4,000.
i7o-To c. W. Newhouser: for re-
pairs. alterations. etc. to 4s4 East
Capitol street: lot l. square SIC.
Value. $3.50.
F11-To i. Levine: to erect pri-
vate garage at rear of l2sO II street
northeast; lot 30. square 1908. Value,
s375.
F72-To Joseph A. Rice: to erect
private garage at rear of 723 Taylor
street northwest: lot IL. square
3l35. Value, SIS.
4773-To W. W. Pates: to erect
fence at 1919 street southwest:
lot &. square II 35l.
T74-To l.. II. and NJ n. Burton:
to erect private garage at rear Of
l4ol Monroe street northeast: lot
500, square 40os. Value, $500.
F75-To Hub Furniture Co: to
install elevator at is M street north
east; lots IA TO IL. square ga
Value. s775.
477G-To r. W. Bliss: for repairs.
alterations. etc. to 3Iol r street
northwest: lots 1910 and Ss-ll.
square 2l5s. Value. 5000.
4777-To Dome Oil Co.; for re-
pairs. alterations. etc. on Blair
road. near Cedar street northwest:
lot 8. square 3lss.
475S-To W. ID. Redding; to erect
private garage. at rear Of 77I Hnr-
ward street northwest: lot So. square
2sss. Value. s3oo.
477s-To A. f. Hongell: to build
at 5312 Jewett street northwest: lot
Is. square 1899. Value. $4,000.
47So-To Robinson white: for re-
pairs, alterations. etc. at 35lS Tenth
street northwest: lot 50, square 1881
Value. sS5.
f7S1-To II. V. Lansdale: to erect
private garage. at rear Of $500 Six
teenth street northwest: lot S..
square W. 272e: Value. $3.50.
47s2-To w. s. Phelps: to build at
2724 Thirtieth street northeast; lot
27. square 1876. Value. $1,000.
4Iss-To w. p. Sidney: to repair
shed. at rear OF Quackenbbss street
near Fourteenth street northwest: /:
lot ss-sf. square 27so. Value. SO.
t1s4-To Frederick Carl Inc; for
repairs. alterations. etc. at rear OF
s25-5 II street northwest: lot sos,
square asa. Value. $4,000.
f7sS-To J. Payne; to erect pri-
rate garage, steresr OF 15s< Morris
road. southeast. lot sos. square Ises.
f7ss-To II. Bittineer: for repairs.
alterations. etc. st 1F97 Pennsvi-
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Present. Chief Justice smythe and
Justice Var Orsdel.
.34s5 Potomac Elec Power Co ct
al VS. Public Utilities Comm ct al.
On motion. specially assigned for
May 2. three hours a side allowed
in argument with three counsel for
appellants: time for appellee's
brief extended to April Is.
Order assigning Justice Hitz TO
sit in this court.
1883 Baus VS. copouy. Motion TO
extend time Of argument denied.
400 In re Kusterer, Motion to
pass to precede No. iI71 granted.
1897 Fording VS. Russell. Dis
misssl for failure to print.
35lO DrssIyn VS. Phillips. Motion
to dismiss or afiirm postponed un-
til the hearing on the merits.
EQUITY DIVISION No. =.
PreceediaGs-
1877 District in re the condemna-
tion Of land for the establishment
OF a building restriction line on
north side of Park road: verdict
finally ratified and confirmed nots
withstanding exceptions Justice
StsffordD. Smye 4 smith-w. J.
Lambert. attys.
3s7si Letvin VS. Eurland: rule as
TO injunction returnable March IL.
1921. Strasburger & Rappspor
sttys for pin.
$3.50 Graves VS. Rouzee: Ralph
Quinter. Esq. appointed guardian
ad litem. Chaplin Brown & c. b
Baumsn-C. W. Clagett. attys.
t7sl Lunacy In re Libby G. Joyce;
Jesse W. Wilson appointed commit
tee under bond sl0e.
3s5s2 Breckenridge VS. Brecken-
bridge; decree constituting fourth
item OF will. Carlyle, Horne &
Swayze. sttys for plff.
650s6 Burton VS. Lanston: motion
to qussh attachment overruled. p.
Il. Morehouse-R. II. Mcneil. attys.
$500 L. s. ex rel Morris VS. Jones
OF War Risk Bureau and Houston
Secretary Of Treasury; cause argued
and submitted. r. p. Evans-Lss-
key & Schick, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
PreeeesisEs.
Est OF Matilda G. Struck. Will
filed dated June IS, 1896.
Est of william Welsh Welsh.
Will filed dated September %. 1913.
Est Of Samuel s. Householder
Will filed dated May ls, 1890.
Est Of Gussie Byer. Petition for
prob OF will 4 let test. Henry ].
Quinn. atty.
Est OF Rosa p. Vincent Order
admtg will TO prob & grntg let
test 10 the Amer. Sec. a. Tr. Co.
Alfred B. Leet. atty.
Est of Lawrence J. Cavansugh.
Order extdng lease and loans. w.
n. Manogue. atty.
Est OF John F. Reagan. Petition
for let Of adm. George c. Gertman.
atty
Est OF Edward r. True. jr. Order
autrzng gdn to borrow $1,000 to
make paymt on income tax. VIII
liam Quinter, atty.
Est OF Richard d. simms. Pet
OF Mary L. Hall for sl.o3Ss7 to be
paid to herself as heir-at-law and
next OF KIN OF Emily Linthicum
Gordon & Gordon. sttys
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Mexican Rail Crash
Kills ID, Injuries 32

VERA CRUZ. March 5.-Fourteen
persons were killed and thirty-two
injured in a train wreck between
Cafetal and Tamasopa. alleged to
have been caused by strikers. ac-
cording to advices reaching here to-
day.
Strikers on train of the San
Luis -Tsmpico -Cardenas divi-
sion of the Mexican National Rail
ways were said to have discon-
nected the airbrakes and leaped off
as it was descending a steep grade.
The train crashed into another. head
on. at the bottom of the hill.
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Real Estate Transfers.

s3sl r ST. NV. 50. 1898. lots 2e7,
and S0S-Sussn z. okie to Howar1
p. Okie and Grace o. Lowry. s.
IL Foxal road NV HarlenI pt-
lot ll-Paul ]. Dean et uN Secrfts
c. 10 J. Leo Kolb. $40.
sOO7 r ST. NV. 50. lO3. ~. srlr rinsl
lot 2-Francis e. Nentu- ard
Georgeanna Hough [, Blanche y.
Harvey, $40. a.
North Of Evarts s. eFsi of y.
Capitol St. 50. 8 I0t >Ies-Csrl
A. Brandes ct ux, EiiZabeth 81. to
Edmund NJ. Duffley, SIC.
4I4 81 ST. Sc. pt. 50. 50. ifot 27-
Frank c Just to Robert y. Bone
brake. $40.
Shepherd 81. ne. bet. 10th and
18th. SO. $3.50. pt. lot ;, Turkey
Thicket-John A. Petty. ct uN..
Florence P. TO John A. Kiernan et
ux. Helen e, SO. -
IsoS NJ st. NV. 50. 2ss. LOO H.
william P. Pohren ct ux-. Letta =.
to Laura r. Cook. SO.
1908 N st. NV, 50. 2s2. lot a..
Laura F. Cook to Lotta =, nChren.
$40
North of V st. east Of SIN q -.
so. 362o. land in alley be-. lots ~
and IL. lying north OF stl--Hsrr<'
l.. Light ct al to Fred c. Bott. sf1l
Newton st. bet. 22d and 3fth ne
50. 4st3. lot =. Villa furk--Ar-
thur A. Wright ct ux. ErsABeth 70 /.
Ralph NJ Haggard. $40.
l34l waIlsch pl. NV. Sd. .Sz. t1
ll5-Carris +. Smith, ezra. and tr.
to Joseph W. Adams. SO.
y. OF ST. ?. OF 5th At. ne. 81.
36eo. lots .. 3. 10. Metropolis View"
part Salary l.. Light ct al, trs.
20 Fred c. Butt. SO.
y. OF St. e. OF 5th st. ne. 50.
S62o. lot II. part lot %, Center Eck-
ington - Harry l.. Light et ux..
Annie E. to Fred c. Butt, SIC.
sos II ST. NV. SO. 374, lot 3O-Msr-
gsret Buddecke ct al. to Nicholas
Bobys. $40. ....
y. of Longfellow. W. Of LIST st. ne.
so. S7Os. lot 75. "chillum Castle
HeiGhts"-L. r. Ward TO Adah W.
Williams.
$40 webtser -. NV. 50. 3oal. lot
%. Petworth-wm. r. Holmes ct
ux.. Mary y. to Gertrude Barron.
$40.
so Webster ST. NV. 81. 3o7I. lot
2s-Ciertrude Barron 20 Mary Il.
Holmes. SIC
Girls Portion" part tract. taxed
parcel le3-l36-Gilbert s. Seek ct
uN.. Edith b. to Georgianna Seek.
$40
North Of Lawrence ST. east OF
goth ne. 50. 422s, lot IL. Sherwood
Ella Hendricks ct al. to c. l. Drake.
81. 80
22eo'lIth ST. NV. 50. 3Os, lot s3--
Fannie Simon to Samuel KRISTEN.
$40
s. Of Monroe. e. Of 18th st. ne. 81.
nfS. lot l2-John H. Harwood et
ux-, Caroline a. to Harry B. Nc
Clure ct ux. Hanna x. SIC.
N. OF c, ". OF 18th st. sw- "a. .zss.
part orig. lot 1-Thad q. sarresnt.
tr.. to Reuben A Bryant et ux-
Flementine H, s2.s0o.
ssi Shepherd 81. NV "a. 3sis. Tot
Sc. Petvorth-victoris n. Schneider
TO Libbie Kraft. $40.
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FOrty-seUen to Testify
At HamOn Murder Trial

ARDMoRE, okla1 Mar. 5.-Forty-
seven witnesses win testify for the
State in the case OF Clara Smith.
charged with the murder Of Jake
L. Hamon. prominent Oklahoma pol
itician and empire builder" which
is TO be heard in district court here.
next week. The list Of wit
nesses includes Mrs. Jake Hamon.
widow of ;he slain man.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY

typographical Temple, fzs a 49,,
northwest. 81. m.
The Natural History bundtnf Of
the y. 5. National Museum. B street
AT the foot Of Tenth street, win b.
open TO the public today from >
until $50 .. m.
Meeting and general reception by
the George Washington University
Zionist Society. for all the Jewish
students at the university. at D. IN.
in the Law School Building, itss
X street northwest.
Mass meeting on behalf Of the
Catholic Press. conzsga Hall. I and
North Capitol streets. under the
auspices Of the Press and PubIfcify
Department Of the National Catholic
welfare Council, d. m.
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The wanderiusters' hike. starts
from Hitaffsr. Virgins. on the
Great Falls car line. Cars leave
Thirty-sIxth and N streets at 1850
.. m
Inspiratfonai meeting. Twelfth
street branch. Y. NJ. c. A. Third
Baptist Church. y. NJ The Rev.
q. o. Bullock.
Address, Miss Helen Nicolay, UNI
tartan House. 1883 Columbia road
northwest. 8 .. m.
M-careme concert. Castor Han.
Georgetown College. s:i5 p. m.
Debate. the Secular League. Per-
petual Hail. .. m.
Meeting. the Padraic H. Pearse
branch. Friends of Irish Freedom.
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DAILYCOURTCALENDAR

vania avenue northwest: lot SOS.
square 1s6. Value. $50.
47s7-To W. ID. Qaem: for repairs.
alterations, etc. to 1897 Fourteenth
street northwest; lot sc. square 2s7.
Value, $3.50.
Est Teresa Poloni Pet to ratifv
assignment Of Liberty bonds. Marx
Stearmsn. atty.
Est Sheona Levy. Order admit
ting will TO probate and grant let
tiers test to Benjamin Klswsns and
VIM. S. Gluck. Bond. $1,000. Fl. II.
Benjamin. atty.
Est Robert A. Toyer order ref
cause 10 Theodore Cogswell to de-
termine whether certain property
may be converted as assets Of estate.
c. w. Tignor. atty.
Est Susan Virginia sheetz. Will
filed dated February is. 1890.
Est Ethel Hawkins. Order for al
lowance OF SO per month for ward.
Thos. G. O'Neill. atty.
Est Nancy II. SALESMAN. order
gr let gdnship to Roberta X. Salts
man. Bond. $4,000. c. c. shinn.
atty.
Est Walter Reed. order admit
ting will TO prob and record only.
Gordon & Gordon, attys.
Est Grace Bowen. order raft and
conf sale of real estate. Robinson
white, atty.
Est VIM. II. Brewer. Order to en-
dorse and deliver life ins policy 10
Alice V Norris. J. f. Padgett atty.
Est Sarah A Msgee. Order pub
for prob OF will. c. c. Lancaster.
atty.
Est Allen A Irvine. order gT let
adm to Charles NJ. Forrest Bond.
1000. J. L. Gardiner. atty.
Est william s. Orme. Order Er
let adm to Amelia $. orme. Bond,
81. SOC J. ID. sullivan. atty.
Est Marie W. Rochon. Order sd-
mitting will to prob and gr let test
to Mathilde RochOn. Bond. '5oe.
Geiger e. Fowler. attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 4.
Proceedings.
United States VS. Joseph p. Wall
lace. nonsupport. Warrant OF re-
moval from Dist OF Mass. Med.
Recognizance $500 taken.
United States VS. Clarence n.
Thomas. nonsupport- Warrant ot
removal from SO Dist y. Y. filed.
Recognizance 500 taken.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. :.
Proceedings.
United States vs. James Sykes,
manslsughter. Sentence Of nine
wears and two months set aside
and deft sentenced 90 seven years
in pen
United States VS. Lawrence Ca
mario. forgery. Sentence OF three
years set aside and deft sentenced
TO one year in Jail. f. P. $. New
man. atty.
Law Suits Filled.
65s62 ]. G Peter vs. r. X Mickey.
Judgt NJ. =. slSsSO. PIN atty, J. J.
Costigsn.
65363 Clair r. Boyd svs Richard
p. Boyd Debt s5lS.02. PIN atty,
J. A. Davis.
Equity suit. FIled.
3s1s4 Rose Letvin ct al vs Harry
Kurland Bill for injunction. Pltn
attys. Strasburger & RsppSport.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
rs cents q line


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
WHITE OAK COAL AND COKE COMPANY.
a corporation organized under the laws Of
the District Of Columbia. Is hereby called TO
be held and will be held At the Office OF
George 4. Sullivan. ESQ, $40 d street
northwest, Washington, ID. c.. Considering
and taking action upon the diminution and
reduction Of the authorized and outstanding
stock Of the comrary TO the amount Of $500.
to be represented by 8 shares Of the par
value Of 500 each. said diminution and re-
duction to be effected by securing the sur
reader and permanent retirement Of all the
remaining shares OF the stock Of the com
pany in consldera ton Of the transfer to the
stockholders surrendering the remaining
stock Of all Of the assets Of the company
except $500 In cash. to be retained as rep
resenting the said shares to remain out
standing. and for the purpose Of taking any
other action which may be necessary to
effect such reduction and diminution and to
transact any further business which may be
brought before the meeting. GEO. Z. SUI
lIyAN. p. b. M0REH0UsE. WALTER c.
ENGLISH, Majority Of Trustees OF White
Oak Coal and Coke Company. WALTER c.
ENGLISH. Secretary Of white Oak Coal and
Coke Company.
March 4. 1921. 3-los
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
National Life Insurance Company Of the
United States Of America will be held at
Building 1912 II street. in the City Of
Washington. d. c., or Tuesday. March s,
1921, A. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day ROBERT D. LAY. Secretary.
a-s2o
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DEATHS.

AGER--On March 4. 1921. at ? p. m, after
long. lingering illness. FRANK H.. Jr.
beloved son Of Frank H.. sr., and the
late Fannie n. Ager
Funeral services from his late residence.
los Wisconsin avenue northwest. Mon
day. March Z. 1921. At . p. m. 3-69
HIcKEY-Sudd-ply, In Baltimore. on March
). 1921, at IL q. M. DAVID A, the
beloved son Of the late Lawrence and
Catherine Hickey.
Notice Of funeral hereafter 3-93
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MADAM ROYAL

EGYPTIAN PALMIST 4 CLAIRvOYANT
50c-sPECIAL READINGs-5oc
Madame Royal viii give yOu true advice
you eau depend on in business matters,
family affairs. love and health. Removes
evil Influences. gives the name Of who you
will marry and when; tells what business
is luckiest for you; advises how to gain
and hold a good position; tells how to win
and hold the one Of your choice. What to
do to be successful in life; one visit to
Madame Royal will pay you for many dis
appointments in others.
Qlo 9TH ST Nw An
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifts Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life. past,
present and future. She asks ho questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love. health and family Affairs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together. removes trou-
bles Of all nature so you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. 626
st. NV, between 9th and 7th, next to
m nhar n 2.r0R
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AGENTS.

We WANT MEN AND WOMEN TO TAKE
sr5ers for "AIlan'' raineoats; make SIS
daily - f01r average orders; We furnish
ererything free-even q coat made to your
MEASURE: Ne deliver and collect; new spring
Ls< so- ready; prices right THE AL
Ian MANUFACTURING CO., Dept. CT.
LszksriIIe Ky. 3-I0I
AGENTS 10 SELL MEMS FINE SHOES
1srect fron our factory to wearer: straight
esnafs<ion. 10 advance; full or part time;
priess far below retail stores; quality ex-
ssil=nr THE '0NE" SHOE COMPANY,
B-vt c. H. T., Brockton. Mass Order
No 50eI- 3-9e
AGExTNsoc Az HOUR TO ADVERTISE
sd distrib1fe samples to consumer. Write
ssi-k fer .territory and particulars AL
BZKT MILLS. Gen Mgr. 32T2 American
Edr Ctscinaad- Ohio. 3-s9
AGENT-CATCHIEsr NOVELTY IN
ve.ted. aerial toy makes youngsters wild
via M easiest and quickest seller; big
p-Dsf= - eonpetitioa- Write Immediately
for parnenlsrs- H MARUI CO., Tribune
Bbdg-. ~ York $50
sALksNASAGERs AND AGENTS WANTED
% hssdIe full line sanitary brushes;
largest eomnissions paid. PHILA. BRUSH
90. LIZ n Lawrence St. Philadelphia.
Ps. 3-S6
AGENTS BY MANUFACTURER; RUBBER
led and gingham aprons. dresses; good
ssitsrss OpDortunity. JACOB KRIMsKY, Is
East Broadway. New York. 3-sl
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MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Hand Read BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIST
Tells your past, present and future: gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business. love, luck. court
ship, marriage and divorces: in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will find true help
S25 14TH ST. n. W, BET. & I SITS.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRyOYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND
GARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell your fortune %
love, marriage. divorce. changes. rsunites
the separated. helps You to win back lost
bys. happiness and business. Frank. ga
783 18th. Between @ and Il.
Sunday. 2 to Z.
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50c-MADAM SELIA-5oc

Egyptian palmist and medium; tells your
past, present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win In business. love, keaith
snd family Affairs; law suits, Speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when yCu'n
marry: make no mistake when seekins help
and advice Of q clairvoyant or palmist; Il
pays to consult the best; costs no more;
special readings, Zoe: daily and Sunday,
Phone Franklin 237s-J. S3i 7th Ut. nv,
Opposite McCrory's 10c store. 7th and I
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MADAM YONGER

Gifted with second sight. foresees and tells
you anything you wish to know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business. love,
marriage, divorce: settles love and family
troubles. removes evil influences. You will
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
6I5 7th ST. BET. AND G.
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium, can tell
you anything you want to know in busi-
ness. health or family affairs; when and
whom you will marry what to do to BE-
successfli in life, ami how to win and hold
the one Of your choice. Satisfaction or no
charges. 1911 z st. NV. 2-lS7
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MADAM BELL

Egyption paimist; gives true advice in
business. health and family affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry; hoy to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily, 10
Q. m. to S p. m. Call and be convinced
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant. Pianist and
Spirit N .dium. Readings daily from 10 q,
m. to p. m. 1918 18th st. NV. above
Pocahontas candy shop. 2-S10
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MADAM WERNER

well-known mertal scientist; interyiev
by appointment. Office hours, 10 a, m. TO
p. m. 80 Mass. ave. NV. Funklin elel,
S-lzs
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MADAM FONEDA-

Egyptian Palmist and Clairvoyant; born
with a double veil. and indorsed with a
natural gift to advise you on Affairs Of life,
business and happiness. Read
InEs 81. Opposite saks'. 500 7th st. NV.
0-2Rg
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statesmen.
wANTED-sALEsNEN Oh sALEswOME,

wASTED-sALEsMEN OR sALEswOMEN
70 sell units In small capitalized syndi-
eates. proven shallow oil and gas le3ses
Northeast simpson County. KY; each syn
dicate provides for drilling Of one to ten
wells and fun development OF leases under
syndicate a to give investor large and
permanent return on money invested We
are TIE owners Of 1000 acres Of proven
shallow oil and gas leases which are sur
ro1nded BY good producing wells: We only
want salespsrso1s that have Initiative, abil-
ny and that are the square; must be
ahle to show past record for getting results:
salespersons that car show above Qualihea-
tioes viii serve their own interest By com
nanseRtiag vita - at once. Will make sat
isfaetory arranxenents as to commissions,
etc. vfn furnish leads. can work in Chi
earo or 0atside-. PETERSON AND KING.
III Ne Dearoorn. Chicago. $50
LARGE ADVERTISING COMPANY HAS
vacant territory in District Of Columbia
thar tAey viii reserve for experienced sales
nan sr naa capable. line consists of copy
rz<hte1 ealendars. fans. blOtters; also high
rrz5e B0Eelfy Ese; commission basis but
hs>r7I asd paid promptly We offer
sp5es154 op7ortnlity to earn a large ia
os7s ths enfire year For definite infOr-
nar5sa write Sales Manager. MERCHANTS
PCBLIsdISG CO.. Kalamazoo. Mich.
s-ss
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MADAM ALLAN

MADAM ALLAN
PALAIsT AND CLAIRvOYANT.
7Ol 9Th st. NV. tcor. 9Th and Gl.
Guarantees to read your entire life. past.
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, health and family affairs
tells the pane Of your future husband or
wife, and what to do to be q success in
life; tells you what business Is most lucky
for you and what part OF the world will be
most successful for you; advises how to
gain and hold q good position; she tells II
the one you love Is true or false. and
causes speedy marriage with the one Of
your choice; brings the separated together;
makes happiness between husband and wife: /:
she tells you the secret Of being happy and
successful IN anything you take in hand; {;
her advice will remove all obstacles and
evil innTences; one visit to Madam Allan
will repIV you for disappointments in all
others; satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
SPECIAL READINGS. 80 CENTS DAILY.
Phone franklin 1926.
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I = : THE DAILY BARGAIN MARKET-HERALD WANTlAI
WANTED-HEIP.


FEMALE
TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS
$17.00 Per Week to start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment;
paid vacations each year and
sickness and death benefits
without cost. The work is
easy to learn and interesting.
Each Office has a comfortable
recreation room and a cafe in
which the employees may OBJ
tain food at cost.
Apply to Room 802.
725 18th st. NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
$40 WEEKLY Up; WOMEN; HOME
furnished. Send self-addressed. stamped
envelope for free particulars, B0N-BoN
cANDYMAKERs CO., Broad ST.. Philadel-
phia. Pa. s-o2
LADIEs-MAKE sPARETIME MONEY
clipping ads for US; instructions. con
tract. 1oc; refunded II dissatisfied. COPE
ADV. AGENCY. St. Louis. SIS
HoUsEMAID: EXCELLENT REFERENCES
required. Apply 2o1s 18th st. NV.
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PERSONAL.
70 eesfs lfne ftns.
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~ cenfs Q Ifne time.
~ ftscornf or more fnscrfions.
WOnKIxGMES. THERE ARE A FEW
fortHnIts hostlers who have been taught
ths sssy ssy Of saving cash: they buy hne
aasilfy sfiEblly used suits at s. up, and
sbs 10 fhs Eainsr7 The saving goes into
henss comforts. ~ II should We also sell
sansrs vElns new pants. s.; dresses, s. upl
gtgTHs OLD STAND. eie ID. ass
wAxrED-A PARALYrIc PATIENT FOR
free trsstne1f with the MAGNETOZoNE.
Drs. Hsrb6os and Rockrohr, ehiroprsctor,.
ces-sftstios free. 1913 Clifton 81. NV.
80
oIrfsroSEs-rnrE BOOK rsLIs or
inprors1 method of treafinr indamma.
fles 81 gliIblzdder asd bile duets. Write
fo1sr. Or. PADDOCK. Ban s-o1i. Kan-
- os ~ s'a<-a
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GEO. C. SHAFFER 800 20 i.ta
EXPRESSIVE ELoRAL EN- Phons M.
BLEMs at MODERATE PRICES. 24IG-I7ls.
I-<S7
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Artistic-expressire-i Ipensive
Guide Bros. Co. l2l4 F St.
Prompt auto delivery service.
mhlS-H
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FLORISTS.

~ cents q live ! fine.
Iscs discount 8 or more tnsertlUns.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

~ ceafs Iiss . tise.
fs1e dieconnt 8 or moro tnscrffoas.
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FOR HOMES. AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHoNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Knqv washinxt ton. .