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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

passed away Thursday afternoon at
I 1.s5 o'clock a. his home. Go West
Third street. The deceased was born
June IL. 1860. Ga Davenport. and was
educated IN Davenport public schools.
For Is years he was a tailor and for
the last i2 years has been the pro
prictor OF the employment agency
which bears his name. He Is survived
b. Eve brothers: John. George. Jacob
and Hugo OF Davenport and Fred OF
Evanston. Wyo. Also three sisters.
Mrs Mary Myers OF Des Moines. Mrs.
Anna Ewoidt % Chicago. and Mrs. II.
l.. Habathuer of Rock Island. III. The
funeral arrangements viii be an
uounccd later.
Aira. Christina Margaretha Johann
sen. nee Hansen. aged So years. two
months and two days. passed away
az g o'clock Thursday afternoon az the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. MarFar-
etha Christensen. 20i5 Harrison
street. after short illness. The de-
ceased was born March II. 1s23. In
AhreEhnfI. Germany and was married
To- Julius Johauuscn. who preceded her
o. thc grave 90 years ago. The family
came 90 America and 20 Davenport.
1851. where she has since resided. She
is survived By the following children:
Christian. George. Franz and Julius
Jr. and one daughter. MrE Margar-
efha Christensen. OF Davenport
George 60 in Audubon county. Iowa.
and the rest are OF Davenport and
vicinity. There are also surviving. IS
grandchildren. and 20 great Erandchii-
drcn- The funeral viii be held sun
dnT afternoon az 2 o'clock. from the
home % her daughter. Mrs. Christian
sen. zois Harrison street. Interment
wiii b. 90 Paramount.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
ROCK ISLAND NAN GIVES EVIDENCE
His Testimony WIN Interest Every
Rock Island Reader.

The value OF local evidence is indis-
putable. II T. the kind OF evidence we
accept as true because we know we
can prove u for ourselves. There has
been plenty Of such evidence IN the
Rock Island papers lately. and this
straightforward testimony has estab-
lishcd a confidence IN the minds Of
Rock Island people that will no, be
easily shaken
Clyde Johnson. conductor. 3ios
sixth avenue. Rock Island. says: The
Earring and ioiting OF the cars weak
cned my Kidneys and brought on back
ache Many times I tried TO get up
after sitting. had to take hold OF
something. as sharp pain eaugh, me
IN the small OF my back. My kidneys
acted too often and the kidney secre-
tons we're scanty and painful. also
had pains In the hack of my head. I
used two boxes OF Doan's Kidney Pills
snd they gave tho reiies.-
Price soc. AZ all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy--gst
Deans kidney Piiis-the same that
Mr. Johnson had Fos,er-Mliburn Co.
PEogs-. Buffalo. y. Y.-lAdvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

er get-together function scheduled for
May 20. and tell US how this was done
in Missouri.
THE other half of the transporta-
ton problem" will be the subject Of
another address by J. L. Long, editor
OF the Road-NIaker magazine. Mr..
Longs road talks are not only inter
esting but full of practical sugges-
tions. Other speakers of prominence
have been invited to further enlighten
US. Good stimulating music and pop
ular songs will be an added feature of
the program.
Everyone is cordially invited to be
present. Supper tickets, including
cigars. can be secured at the Moline
Commercial club. price 75c. We want
a big turn out of earnest thoughtful
citizens from all parts of the county.
Please come. Telephone Moline 2S0S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
sILViS

rharsasv aftrruaor tHe members
of the siEtbs Wemorial Methodist
charch met tE the eHgreh Aftrr
some hogFs eassed f1ieBiY aad pleas.
ansiy a eaaversati1a sat aeedltveeS
foilowtea enc resstsr bssfnrss u1rvta
fas and devotional exercises. 3tfs
Della Summons ant Mrs Starry ~
ftiu served fsffssameefs tg wac "a
very 0ieasanf snd pruGtt1fr es-rtfss
amt q large eeurctian was tab-u en-
Thomas Crawford. wne vas badly
eur ant scaldad shegs ths head aad
fscs BY tHe explasioa af ere Boiler Of
q tsconotfvs wnfts az work sg tne
shops. ts slowly gnersvfsE
g. ~ Leesure Received word 81
tns dsath - BIS fsfher. g Leasgfs OF
Mansfield. 0hia.
sssaraaT aftsruoos wFs Ei,aarf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

WaIsE thrFw open her home for thr
eatrrtnlamrrt 90 the members aal
frtenls ~ ere pi1aeer Birthday club
NftrF sau~ tims spent ia games and
contrsts a t~tiEEtfgf rspass vas
served BY ere hostess
,frs uorarar has &c q guest. Der
mother % wagwoof. tif. who accom-
panied her o. sUvis last week
Mrs. cain visited relatives lH East
tfoiise last seek
f'rt5ay afrsruoou ere rreabera %
ere Woman's cfa1 net az ere touu
hsI Co Plan worE ard also elect on
GERS far ERE ensuiaE yraF-
M7gtsv effr-aaor ere local Wo-
mra's Chrtsglar TsmpsFare~ GalBa
BAD a very satrrrsti1F mestIrs at the
e1r~ 1r rrs y W Corning
M-ais1es Uaaert ast George Tin
soa have as a Errst ftrir r.1rerr. 1tFs
al zaHrfe ae1sf O. Eeaarr~-
STR. E. E webster hs1 as a Eurss
Mrs rareeE ef EgrrffrE. tf
Mrs. g-artl.F ~ u1rFsra reggrari
t9nF srrF- aF relatives Ert
rrfeets ne-F
n sEHErr frH~- alfFls ar.rstft tar
81 n A. e1rtf~s.a-. sF HIrsr ana. uE6s
r- lgts seNsas bears aFt te res
sisF s.ssi5a sf fer s.saal loose we'd
ssstaV -grele
o. " Heyrar aet tserr were Fsit
"a vlslF r ets ssE-F. t,rs. Rose gft-
bert ar VEss5HEfTr. feva.
IVES a. resFfFef rss DEPARTED t5r
Omaha FV FasF rr.sF.res
n W rrs1rssF rHt -s=F sE a.
1s-rs. tl.. are V-ssrE FL. ff a.9via
art rsmftv
NE eat lfrs q. q E-af.t arc s5sislas
fr oEa8 aHt Sew T9rE.
FsrrrFs. cav services we're Er.f
here sas,fsV HarrfsE st Eas s5igis
Msra-,4l 1fessaftss esereE. a white
earrsfsae vas SVEN ts each orc vks
afErsf-t
q Hrsftfssr q TFret5s. $40. vas
rarlsE re frtsats trrr
sizes o. tts5t.e.s ts v.slsisE relatives
fn otle.
rh- Ertr~ Nsss card cfat rss is-
saEf tavitas.1as far Eraef ball Co
take pfsee st CH9eteirs tsisat. ,tsy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Shaded area shows precipitation
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The western barometric depressi

The western barometric depression
this morning covers the Missouri val
ley. with its center over northwestern
Iowa. and showers have occurred from
the north Pacific coast to the western
portion OF the lake region. with thun-
derstorms in the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys Rains OF more
than an inch have fallen at Bismarck.
Chivaso and Swift Current. Moderate
iy high pressures and low tempera-
lures prevail in the lake region, on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
CANNOT PROSPER
WITH BAD ROADS
z. W. woodcock Explains Purpose of
supper-Smoker In Moline Thurs
day Evening.

Moline. May i5.-Editor The Argus:
For the information OF the general
public. ! have been asked TO briefly ex-
splsin more fully the atm and purpose
OF the good roads now supper-smoker
10 be held In the banquet hall of the
Moline Commercial club at Gas p. m.
Thursday evening. May 90.
The deplorabie condition Of our
roads during certain seasons OF the
year. Is directly ;rneeable to the dis
interested mental attitude OF the peo-
pie Of the county as a whole.
The county Is not only financially
strong. but II possesses within its. ter
ritorial limits suitable quantities OF
road making material. Therefore. the
only thing lacking TO bring about oe-
sired conditions. is the will to proper
Is organize and 10 systematically set
20 work 20 permanently improve our
county roads
The American nation Is made up of
united states. and states are made up
OF united counties. Therefore. coun-
ties are the established legal units of
this great American republic. The adj
vance OF this nation among the world
OF nations simply reflects in degree.
the advance made by such county
units.
We are all part and parcel OF Rock
Island county and as such, we. as in
dividuals. are destined 10 play an i'm
portant part not only in the affairs OF
the county. but in the affairs of the
&c
can only be accomplished through col
iective intelligent service TO the county
as a whole.
The question Is. are We prepared 70
cooperate in fulfilling our county des-
tiny? We certainly cannot make much
practical Roadway TO this end under
the present unsatisfactory condition
OF our county roads. Every backward
community. state and nation is char
acterized by it's undeveloped trans
portation service. without transpor-
tstion facilities the business OF the
world would be a negligible quantity
and without business there would be
no such thing as prosperity.
Transportation and business are the
outErowth of divine intelligence in
mankind. and when these terms be
come practically synonymous with
righteousness and justice. peace will
have been established on earth and
mankind will have reached its highest
human attainment.
The essential duty Of everyone is TO
help 20 bring about this ideal condi-
ton. not through idle words. but
through cooperative deeds. Everyone
IN Rock Island county recognizes the
urgent economic necessity for good
roads. but the best way 20 get them is
the problem that now confronts US. We
have 81 miles OF dirt roads In this
county. and how 20 make them perma-
nentiy serviceable every day in the
year is the most important funda-
mental problem the people OF this
county have 20 solve. and the aim and
purpose OF this supper-smoker is to
revive. stimulate and arouse greater
public interest in our county high
ways problem.
This problem has been practically
solved In Jasper county. No. by the
effective organization OF 265 DAY Road
clubs. the slogan OF which is Put the
people in your problem" J. d. Clark
son OF Carthage. Missouri. the father
% this practical movement. has kindly
consented 10 come to the supper-smok-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
MERGE To OBTAIN
GREATER POWERS
Ssssh~s.t Imprsvsm@nt ks.seiatisa
saa ssaFs Orrsaixafisa Ftaa O.
Consolidate.
NIT TrTsDtT TO LIVE ToECEs
Civ. PabtIe fnvitaflsa - An Chitsns
Affected D. Csav~ne m th@ Ts~a
Man Thea

Consci idafton ~ Fhe Southwest In
DroVsmsus assoefsgiaa aad me sinfisr
socf~ty ~ sears vii take place asEf
Tuesday ni9nt a. q e4eefiaE to b. call-
ed N shs town hall AL Ceafef asaften.
AFranEsmrnfa faf Jas stronger or
kaaization we're eegetsf-G tasf afFhs
whsn committees ffeei sqta assgcia-
tfons hsid a eaafsrsaes a. NsrestiY's
stors. eiscusstaE tas proposed aaior.
Confsrees were aasainf11s is eEs
prrsHie9 their senFlaenss Zoe eensc,l-
dafioa aad s4oE ere view Fhas rest
dents ~ ths asNiT aaaeEed territory
and men of ghat secfi9u f9rmetY rep
resented BY shs Southwest aasoci.sftaa
would BE- able 81 gaia Desired ends far
ths welfare ~ ere entire egraai. tnItY
better WIN q siaEfs efEasizafioa rep
rssentinE taem thaa bT eve bodies.
BETH ssssfaz enc sane reaaits.
a public favffafi9n t9 attenf the
nesting b river Cd every eifizsn af ere
territory affected o. che projected ina
praVen@rfs fa enc southwest poFftae
~ noeE t-lscf. Uuu fiseuss.aa ~ fas
purpose aad afass of enc consolidated
orEaaixatIao viii grvcede che anioe os
ne eve Coolies Members ~ both Ieae
0ruvsnent associations waat enc sane
tion of tasif respective socistirs fa this
move and are confGrut that tlis sup
port stu BE- sfveu-
w Quarrel Over streets
There VIII be- sa esufsufi9a am1ak
members % tae impr1eeeeat assoeia-
tious 49, to t8e merit af Twelftn ant
Nafa streets. some probability of as
ssnaiau sn1ouE resfieats arose recent
~ because certain ones wasted
TNeifta Co. b. paved arsf. while others
contendsti Nlath aaogit be ere one r1
BE- Improved az the earliest 1pportEa-
ity.
Representative OF the two orEaaiza-
tons last alEhG detsrmiaed Co preserve
peace on thls proposif.oa and declare
that az toaa as both are ultimately t9
be tmDroqed if makes ro difference
which Is the frst CD De completed
They staad By thstF eoatrgt.1n tAat
eertala improvements were guaranteed
~ ths Gnian eFtiinanee and they wil1
see that these proposed projects are
carried cut. OTier Of fhefr being pat
threuzh is aot eoaeeruinE thea deeply.
Thomas Maliman ard u H Rob-.
represenfna the Southwest tmpraee-
nsanf association ard e.. Do uthacrr
and H. o. FISHER. f9r rhe members 81
che sears 1rEsuistfi9a. I'D fae d.ssgsr
sion. DuFiaE tae course of ere mretr
fna a vote of thanks vac extended Co.
r. 81 NenneGr Cor enc asr 1f his store
as saestiaE ptsee darIaf che last Few
months
Naeh Wark th-uG
vVn~,s rfa. ae-s-fffsf-.f b.5,fv =. r.rr--
81 there wilt b. setf9a from ere very
start There are probably more I'm
Brnvsments t8 be- grtrrtsbse Ia tssf
Bortion of tae effF Than i1 aav atsrr
section of Gaea tsiant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
A sI.terIr Turn.

The Discharged Help (sullenlyl-
Well. suppose can look 70 you for 4
reference. maam
The Former Mistress (coidlyl-Con-
riieTinE all tie unpleasant circum-
stances. I don't see how you can ex-
pcet o. Have you any prospects7
II I could Ee; a reference I'm sure
Mira. Barlow would take me on rs par
Tor maid
Mrs. Bariorf Mrs. Barlow Tha,
woman Sit down n minute. Susan.
III give you a reference that would
satisfy a eraph,-'-Cievelsnd Plain
Dealer.
AT the news. all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
of .o1 inch or more.

north Pacific coast and in the north
ern portion of the Rocky mountain re-
gion- Owing to the eastward move
ment of the Iowa low. thunderstorms
are probable in this vicinity this after
noon and tonight, followed by partly
cloudy weather Sunday. 1t will be
somewhat warmer tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

or 222 for table reservation not later
than Wednesday, May 10.
Yours for good roads now,
E. ". WOODCOCR.
Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

-Hot Tamale- Pete + Robbed
-Ho, TamaIs- Pete. the we'll known
nieht iuuch vcuder % the city. was
robbed "wednesday night lie had his
wagon standing near Washington
square on West Third street. Several
bows came up and ordered kamhur-
ger steaks Pete vas in the act %
cooking ther vacn they closed ln on
Eln aad Fifrd bis pockets They took
bis money uhieh represented hia uiEht
receipts Tie exact amount o. uot
krouu- The robbery was reported 90
iar police.
Forrrr Nabbed After Absence Three
Year Prank q strbbina. charged
eiEa false prrtruars. was arrested By
Detective PacEry Pt~ian at his home
GeFF soon after De- arrived in uavru-
port last uiElt The Information.
slEaFI tF ffr simors ITWCiry com
rsaF. b1fe O date os May 30. 1919. For
three years thr warrant remained at
poles kratagarferE. strbbIrs had
tFFH ggf % fhr city. supposedly tn take
q care f5- fh- drue habif. 90 which be
Earued from S. Louis Last night. Tho
.rfaTrsfloa signed by che ieweiFy
e5auaEF claims that sfrbhina pgr-
chased tizmaud ring o. May -. 1919.
a eaire % $40 was pisert on Go b.
taF c1-eT-u- fn part payment steb-
bins t=strrei q cheek for gzt. stating
BE- trd oa deposit af thr FIRST Nation
al taak betweea $500 and $500. The
iFafir1 firm rFesrnted ere check for
rsFrFef snt if vas returned with the
uota1i8u that be- hat no funds I'm the
iestifati9a. The warrant Cor his ar
fest was thea signed. stebbins.
tkF8ash Attorney g. 80. NuFphy.
waived pr~iiHirarr hearing and thc
Fsstiar % ttr information before Mag
islrate tpffrviE Co police court yea
t~FfsV morning .gfe vas bound over
tEfeT bonfs a. $500 which we're sign
GO By BEE father and be vas FivEu his
rF.essr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
H. z. CASTEEL.

Dated at Rock Island, Illinois. this
Srd day OF March, a. D. 1915.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Notice.

The Rock Island National bank. 10
Gated at Rock Island. IN the State of
Illinois. is closing fits affairs. All note
holders and other creditors of the as
sociation are hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims for
payment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

osifuary Reeeri-EA~ara l. Guild
Iess. aged - years ss4 - Eoashs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

nisiry ncaPpointed The state oil
Inspector questi1n vus settled By Gov
eruoF CLARKE yesterday when BE- APP
Foiatet ~ inspectors f1E tro years
beEinninE with Juiy I. Thc men named
arrs J. =. Risiry. Davenport. r. y.
.Garrisou. Cedar Rapids %. strock.
Waakuas g. a. HumbcTt. Cedar pals /.
-. = Wiidnlaa. MarahaiitoWus ,. v.
Ramsey. Garner: A. ,. Patrick. Ute:
Thomas Chantiand. HadEcrf: g. W.
ksnt. Sioux city: q. y. Harisii. C0un-
81 Biunss John ". Hall. Osesoia. J.
=. Early. Abba. and }. 7. smith. Bur
linEtou-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Grahan BaIlaInx Commissioner

Graham Buildinx Commissioner
Ralph g Graham. author Of the build
iaE code. adopted a. an ordinance BY
The city council In special session yes
tcrtsy. vas named building commits
sioarr-tkc new once being created
az the eoncigsioc % deliberations on
ths rev city Law. Mr.. Graham was
also eo-upiimented By the aldermen on
his spisadd work IN framing the
buiietnk code. which will BE- In force
Immediately after publication. The
appointment OF Nfr. Graham Was made
last February when he vas selected
20 drsfs the building code lie was
Etvsa the title % buiitinE Inspector ~
taat ti1r a. . sAlary OF 1850 per
year- WITH the ercatioa OF the ne~ Of
Geo kts title CHANGES TO that OF build
tag commissioner. The salary remain
iaE as 70 uaA In his new once he
viii b. in charge % all building con
stFaetiGa Wifhin the city limits This
viii pertain 20 structural s;-rnEth
are prrventaoa and public safety. No,
oaiy pabiie baildir<s. but also private
rsxieeae~s viii bs gneiuds9 within the
Authority OF Nr. Graham
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

wnen ths consolidated bo,iv ts t8rrs-
81 tners wit BE- setfou from ere very
start There are probably more fes-
pravemenfs t6 he undertaken Ia tsaf
Dortfan 90 tae efrv Chsn l1 aav atser
section of Gaea tsiaaE
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
WITH THE AMATEUR CLUBS
HOLY NAME OFFICIALS
MEET ON THURSDAY

The meeting of the officials of
the Junior Holy Name League
will be held on Thursday, instead
Of tonight, at st. Aloysius Hall.
North Capitol and 1 streets, at
1880 p. m.
The joint committee of the
Washington section will meet to-
night at s o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Frank ]. Wissner, 1872
Thirty-first street northwest, to
report on the baseball and outing
camp projects.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED FOR VIRGINIA.
West Virginia. and Maryland; spe-
territory preferred. A. W. DORSCH,
District Supt.. 207 Evans building.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
CLArRvOYANTS,
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
The GREAT AUSTRALIAN
Pianist and Clairyoyant.

He is acknowledged b. the European and Americas
press TO be the greatest wonder Of the Science Of
Mysteriea RE ID infsllible in hin line Of busipe,a
The world has never seen his equal Gan b con
suited oil araira lsasA Walter Place 8. Z.
Hour: g. no. % " ?. m; Sundays from to
y L. Phone Line bl-W. y. B.-No letters win
receive any stteniion. Cut thin adv. out; il will
not appear daily. The Lincoln Park car and -
OF 1t ThiFterstA 6. g oaics bstssa D -
., "a
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR W,sBISG
tUn' d. e. May l.. 1915 Sealed psUIosals in tl,-
Ehcate viii he received ai this DEPARTMENT until 4
y: N. inesily June e. 1915. and then oIe1ied: for
'he furnishing OF stokes. coal and as. hanllny ma
chinefS. and ether aprliances for the lower hous,
OF me ''orern'ncnt Hosrital for the Insane Ana
'ostia. II. = IN acyuroance With plans and seci6-
cationS. CORES OF which IN, obtained IN on Ar
phcstion 10 the chief clerk O; the Dsrartmrn, mo
nght Is reserred 10 reject any and all bids or "a,
accept az '.Isct any Fart thereof in the drsretiou
OF the pe artmsnt Proposals. shoIld he securely en-
'eoled marked IfoInsal for sroheTs. etc Govern
ment Bc-rirsl ;or the Insane and addressed "a m,
Secretary Of The Interior. BO SWEENEY is,i,
'"' ''e'e'aN' mal9.0
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Instruct OF Columbia. Washington MAY 49, 1915
sealed nrunosals will be received at this office.
Room u.s. District Building. until O'Clock d m
June J. 1915. for furnishing and delivering forap,
Hour. and meal. during the months July August.
Stptemhe-. October. 1875. for use of the yarioIs
branches Of the District Of Columbia. Specifications
anu form OF rroposal may he obtained fr,m the
Purchasing Officer. Room 20 District Buildiur
OLIVER +. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNLOW.
CHARLES W. kUTZ. Commissioners D. T.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RETEIyE1
at the ofice Of the Superintendent. Coast and
t'eodetic Survey. ae New Jersey Ave. s. F.. WASH
ington. ID. e. until O'Clock p. M, SATURDAY
MAY q 1915. and then opened for furnishing s.
reams OF chart paper. The right Is reserved To
rj,ct any End all bids. waive any technicaity
or informality in any bid. Specifications and other
information may be obtained at the above OFFICE
U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM sos SOUTH
ern Building. Washington. ID. c.. May Il, 1915
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering A W
tons. 20 per cent moro or less ZOO pounds to the
ton, Of htumn,us coal will be received here until II
m. JUNE IS 1915. and then publicly opened Infor-
nation on application H. c. NEWCOMER COL
onel, CoIs Of Engineers mali L. 10 aiunl4.H
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRrPLICATE, WILL
be revived 10y the Quartcrmaster General Of the
Amy, Washington. ID. C.. until 9 O'Clock D. m
Eastern time. JUNE II, 1915. for furnishing Office
furniture. ins devics, school desks ETC.. for de-
livery during the fiscal year 1876 at depots Of the
Quartermaster Corps listed in schedule Schedules
furnished on application to Quartemaster General,
7. $. Army. Washington. n. C.. or by Depot
Quartermaster. U. S. A.. Washington. ID. g
mal5. L 10. 10 punil I2
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
PERSONALS,

WORKINGMEN-IT MIGHT BE SAFE To SAY
that the one price system. it, is the
only give big value. it draws more trade and
keeps us hustle. but sell lots VI COED grade
slightly used suits. Sc to $40. and that means $
I'd SO saved One price JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6ls d.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
Napco Wins Fast Game.

Marco yesterday defeated the fast Jetco team
by the Of to s. l.. Ruppel pitched a steady
game. and with good support came victorious
Fer games with Napco address Philip j. vieh-
mann. SIS Fifteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
AUCTIONS.

TRUSTEES SALE
l02 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
WESLEY HEIGHTS D. C.
Near the Methodist University Short Distance South of
Massachusetts, Avenue Extended Within Squares of the EN-
of New Line of Electric Running from Wisconsin
Avenue and Macomb Street University Heights Can Be
Reached Directly by Auto Via ewe Street Tunaw Road
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M ss DAY FSP on If he sssp oM
MENCNG AT O'CLOCK all
13 LOTS IN SQUARE 1925
STREET STREET Gno
Sc LOTS BEING ALI. OF SQUARE 1919
IS
FULTON IN 2as0FE 1890 ~
80 LOTS BEING ALL OF SQUARE 1889
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AND " -
These Lots Will Be Offered Singy Groups as Pr-
chasers May Desire and This Sale Offers Unusual Opportunity
to Purchase Desirable Lots Account OF Accessibility and
Growing Section of the District. Which Rapidly Improving
and
OF
of sale
complete the the
after
c. Title good sale
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For further particulars inquire of ..
B. w PARKER Esq SOtTHARD
The Washington herald., 1915-05-19
ORLAVUS JUVE,
Ph. NJ. 1904.
AZ Southern Bldg.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

UNFINISHED HOUSES.
lt04 Belmont, sr.. 80 ~ Graham 6r.. b. .S0.G
1919 sth N.Y., 6r.. b. . 3lts Dunbarton ave,
l36 Thomas NV. Sr.. b................ N.S
e.. b............. q 20 3lcs 9TH me-. Or b.. "a
APARTMENTS-HEAT FURNISHED.
l95 18th ST. Ew., rooms and bath. " 30
FLATS-WITHOCT HEAT.
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l42Sl. L St me- rooms and bath. ........... l3 20
lJ1i9 L 81 So 4 rrsms and batfl.............. 1000
1876 l. st. Sc rooms and bath ................ 800
l2l Wisconsin ave.. third floor. } so
STORES.
FOR GOOD COLORED TENANTS
TO- Harvard, 6r b.s05o 20 18th Sc. 6r. b.. 81 50
As Harvard. Or. b. 42i Elm 6r.. b.. q 50
z Patterson ne. 800 9i5 9th ST.. ir....... $50
WA. X. SAUNDERS 4 CO.
Southern Building. T 18th 81. " W.