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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
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penn man Die 9.S03 ,S24 Nieoerbcuts
ihen mit3dblt: 9,74S.423. Sic
Siiiern iiub suiammenaeitelt mad ben
omtlid,en @oltS5ablun9eu lpdbreno Der
lcstcn 10 Sabre. Wdn beahte bel
oicier IuiiteIuus. baB Sduth. Yolen
u. I. 10, Die 8irger beS Seutihen
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Sciterreids llnsarn unb 8iBlaup BON
NihtheutI6en I'M Siune ibrer Tatios
nolitdt peboftert linb. III in 8irilids
tcit bic 3abl Der Seutiteu in Sicien
Sdnbern ipcientlid GROCER, Se5iias
lid, bes eu9liiheu unb iranSoiiihcu
Snbien's feblen ale Nngaben. nlIf
limb bel Den uieberbeutihcn Siffcrn
ole Suren nidt eiuaeihloien. Die
iiderlid nit minbcitens 3,000.0 900
an3uIeben limb. lleber Die 3abl Der
Seutid)en in Den Ser. Staaten aebcu
Ole Sddsuusen uatiirlih peit aliScins
AMBER. ie nahbem man Die Ginscpans
bcrten oGlcin Sdblt ODER aud, Die in Der
Union 8cborcneu ainper Speicr bcuts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

Jos. Hooper. Wis: Edw. Coleman, Ill. +;
Fred Josseck, NJ: Leo Ball, Wyo.: Paul
Scharbach. Canada; Mrs. A. Metz, Texas;
Ben Belson. Texas: WIN. J. kamphaus'
mann, Kans.: FIR. Klostermann. Mimi. ;
Pet. Pletschett. Mimi: John Kiley. Wis;
Mrs. T.. Z. Ferris. III. The Technical De.
i. r. Winters, n. NJ: Mrs. d. Holland, Ill. (;
VIM. Hoefer. Iowa; Hy. n. Curry Iowa;
Val. Christoph, Iowa Louis p Gerken'
gen. Wis: Anna Stumreiter. Wis: Peter
HUM, Wis; f. VI. Faber, Iowa; Mrs. NJ.
Marso, Iowa; j. sheehy.. sr., Iowa Me
wellong. Iowa; John Juergens. Iowa;
Iowa; Gus. Koopmann, Iowa; jos. J.
Becker, Iowa: Joseph Halder. Iowa
]. Il. Coniey. Iowa; fhos. Hanley.. Iowa
Herman Remmes, Iowa; John Hertges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

lpeit ibr es eiuem bieier meiner 9e>
rinsitcu 9riiber 9etban babt. babt tbr
cS mir gctban!"
gu Infans Deg laufenben Sfuls
ia6res ma iibcr Die Sdlfte oes adpts
tails, peld,cs gu bieier SreiIteue err
iorbcrliH lit. einseIaufen. es fommt
oaber eincm bebiirftigen Sdller bon
picier Stiituns bereits cine babe
Sreiiteue sugute. SobaIo Die anoere
SGlfte our @crfiisuns itcbt, ipiro aud
oieic ibre Ieripenbuna finoen. 8cbc
8ott. SaB audi in bieicn idtperen Sets
ten nod immcr m~ilbtbdti8e Seelen Der
armcn GormalItiiler %gcocnfcn! = ).
Of. 8ael, Hettor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

Iowa; F J.: Kr,msr, iowa; Joseph Rshe.
Iowa Jos. Engesser, iowa; P. n. schiltz.
Iowa Glenn Diers. Iowa; II. Tegler, Iowa
!; T. Link, Iowa; Mike Jungen, Iowa;
Mrs. J. Scannell, lows; Alb. Sterner, Iowa;
II. Hamers. Iowa: J. J Merfeld, Iowa;
Peter Klein, Iowa: by. Klein, Iowa;
o. +. Burns, Iowa Mrs. Chas. Weber, Wis. ;
Rev. b. Weyer, Wis: Hugh McDermott,
Wis; Jos. F.. Bloechl, Wis; Mrs. Chr.
Bosch, Wis. Rev. NJ. Pulch, Wis; Fred
Burns, =. D.; Mrs. Il. ID. Keller. La;
Jos. thinner, ILL.,; Jacob Hannenberg.
Mich; f, J. Lowin. Mimi; ]. c.. Jaw
rosky. Mimi: J. Fl. Sullivan, Mimi; Miss
Marie Kueber. n. D.; Andrew Rausch,
NO.; F.. l.. Hosang, Neb.; John L. Hooley,
Neb.; Jos. Schaf, Jr, Neb.; Ant. Vanish,
n. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
CORES
HOG. WORM CREAM
Concentrated.

Nae Shweine haben Wirmer;
es iit sau5 uotiirlid,, baB bas
Sfiuein iniolse ieiner 2ebenss
scipobnbeiteu nit @iirmern bcs
baftet iii.
8iirmcr eut5icben Dem Shpeine
ale 2ebcnstrait uno Dem 3iihter
Den Yroiit. @iirmer binbern ba5
8ahstbum iunger Shipeiue uno
ein Suriidscbliebenes Sdfpeir be-
oclltet cincn 8elbperluit. Riirmer
bilben Die erobte @efabr fir bic
8eiunbbcit unb Die @utiuidellins
bcs Shipeircs. Gin plirmfreieS
Stpciu pirb eiu dolerafreies
Sd)pein Icin.
Cores Sos Worm Cream tobtct
Die 8iirmer 9an5 iiGer. gs lit
Die biligite @erii6eruns unb Die
bette &apitaIanla9e fir Shpeines
Siittcr. Cine Spiis foitet peniser
ais orei Gents per Shipein uuo
ipenu ale 80 Gage einmal pers
abreidt, piro Sieies Wittel Die
Stpcine frei bon @iirmern balten.
Kein Derlmft nnS Sie riet2'
tise Dsiis.
Cores Sos @orm Cream lit
nitt ipie auoere Rebi3inen. es lit
cine bidt tonSentrierte Creams
preparation, ipeld)e dbiolut purrns
tGotenpe gigenihaften beiiBt uno
ipeuu Die 9ebrauhsanueiiungen
befol9t iperoen. erbdlt ieoes
Stiuein unbebin8t Die au9emeHene
Soiis.
Sic miid,en ODER riibren einfa6
Cores Sps @orm Gream in boS
fliiiii9e Sdpeiuefutter, nit mels
dem es iit %politdnbig unS ebeus
mdbia permenst. 9ieBen bas Suts
ter in Den FROG uub Iaes lit
beior9t.
Sores Sos @prm Cream, nit
puuen Observation-Disclosures. tpie
es nit fliilliaem Sutter ooer Balier
81 miiten lit. miro 5u Den iolSens
Den Yreiieu pertauft:
@tnus iar sias Hphs iRr p
~ Saaons, aeuus iar cine aSas'
fhr go Sdliueiur . s 800
1 8ulluue, genua iiir cine Tpie
FIR TO sGipeint . S 500
| 3 @allpuen, gsnug itr cine Ephs
ihr $50 ea~tint -. -. $1,000
3 1ansueu, atuna inr cine Spns q
ihr 600 enwtint :. $500
10 Uaaonsn, asnua iar cine lsNs
fhr l,200 eniptiue . $500
Sores Sps @urm Cream ioutc.
ben Sdpeineu minoeiteus Elm Mat
| i'm @onat perabrcidlt mer0eu.
Scltcllct uodl bcutc. Ecr Yatcts
pot purtor re periauot. acin
Hiiifo. @elo 6urild. pcun nidJt
electromagnetic.
Cores Hog Worm Cream Co.
CHEMISTS
Boone, Iowa.
@eim S6reibeH eIip6bne oieies BIutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Yiomiere tatbolil@er YreB=
Gntmifelnng.
tint balbtp06entli6c Mnssabcn nro t"ucitcrcn
Mnsbau her fatb. Yre1e 81 erm6gli6cn.
Wiptto: Die fatboliihe Ereiie muF Safe bes
ausen fatbpliihen Bottles iein.

SpGscnbcs Ino Die Iameu Scner, peGfc ibr announcement fir 9albfpD6ents
lide auseabeu bon rsbs Catholic Srbune" ein8eihidt baben. Sic arbcten
nit ms fir Die Stafiung Der ericu tatboHiten baIbuohentiten 3citlne in
Der 2anoesprahe in ben Der. Staaen: Sic pouen ben ndtten Strtt ju
tdaidcu gusoaben moaib MAIDEN. Siic 2te nrb peitreefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Dr.. Salsmann' SreiHene
ant 9ebrer' z emiuar 5u ct. Sraueis
Wiseoniin.

scit benz porigen Serid,t eitsen Ole
folaenoen 9eitrdge elm:
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
NEW EXCISE BURDENS
EFFECTIVE TOMORROW
Treasury Expects to Raise Total Reve-
nues of 687,750,O00 in 1917.

The wear 1917 will see new tax bur
dens imposed on the people of the
United States. New excise measures
will go INTO effect. which the Admins
tIation hopes will somewhat relieve
the pressure for more income.
The principal new tax to become ef-
fective tomorrow is the excise tax On
the capital stock of corporations. No
estimates of the amount of money this
tax will bring in have been made. but
millions.
The first of the year, but which will
yield their first results in 1917, are the
tax on munition makers and on es-
tates. The munition tax is to be col
lected for the entire twelve months of
January. and the estates tax, which is
an impost on inheritances, applies on
estates Of persons dying since Septem-
Der s. 1916, when the revenue bill was
signed.
Although tire emergency war tax ex-
pires by limitation December 81, 1916.
part of IT has been re-enacted to OK
tend another year. Commissioner of
the Internal Revenue Osborn estimates
that the extended emergency tax, the
estates and the munitions taxes will
yield a revenue for 1s17 of $ls4,000 900.
The rate on the tax on lower class
incomes goes up from 1 to 2 per cent
tomorrow. This tax Is expected to
yield s111.750. 900, compared with $751;
943,00O for 1916. FromN all sources, the
Treasury expects to collect in internal
revenues a total of s6s7A76o.0oo.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
BANKING CENTRALIZED
UNDER RESERVE PLAN
Large Gold Reservoir Created During
Year of Federal System.

The process Of centralizing the banking
strength Of the United States in the
Feoeral Reserve System went steadily
forward during 1916. according to a re-
view OF the years operations issued by
the Federal Reserve Board last night.
In line with the policy Of creating a
large reservoir of gold under control NJ
the reserve system to be used In estab-
hsnins world trade and financial trans
acuons at the close of the European war.
gold reserves were increased s1Os. .75O OOG
during 1916 Total gold resources Of the
system increased from $50. $4,000 to s7ss.
2Sb.OOO or over 3 per cent
Aggregate cash reserves Of the twelv.
as, 900.
The Federal Reserve Bank. of New
York, now has 3s.4 per cent of the gold
resources Of the system compared with
4aS per cent a year ago.
or the banks gold reserve 81 per cent
Is held In their own vaults and 8 per
cent Is in the gold redemption and gold
settlement funds at Washington. These
figures compare with 7.3 per cent and ri
year ago.
Federal reserve notes put into circula-
ton increased in volume from Sz14. .125 COG
to S3oo511.OOo
The twelve banks now hold United
States bonds to the value of 81. 200, 900,
nearly three times as much as the value
Of the bonds held a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
Chronology of 1916 Events
Outside Of Mexico and War

October 4-Count Terauchi militarist.
becomes premier Of Japan.
October l1-One woman killed and nf-
teen men wounded in Bayonne. N. j.,
strike riot.
October I1--President Wilson announces
seven members Of the advisory commits
sion of the Council of National Defense.
October 12-one killed. many wounded.
In continued riots IN Bayonne.
October 3o-Twenty-one lost when Du-
luth steamer. James b. Colgate. sinks
In storm on Lake Erie.
November 5-six killed. forty wounded.
in I. w. w. strike battle at Everett
Wash.
November 7-wilson ana Marshall re-
elected President and VicN President Of
the United States.
November lS-Fifteen thousand Amer
lean employers form National Industrial
Conference Board to nght organized
labor,
November 1s-2o-Miss Ruth Law flies
from Chicago to New York with only
one stop.
November N-Hughes admits election
OF President Wilson.
November N-Federal Reserve Board
Issues warning to banks against over
Investment In foreign government notes.
December 2-President Wilson inaugu-
rates Statue OF Liberty permanent flu
mination at New York City.
December Pope names ten new car
dinals. all from entente countries
December 4-United States ENJOYS to
Holland. Siam and Colombia resign.
December B-Governor Charles g. Whit
man, of New York, declares for prohibi-
ton. II is announced.
December 1s-Boston votes to stay wet
despite Billy Sundays campaign. Anti
dry majority bigger than usual.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
POURS OIL IN stove;
Three BADLY BURNED
Woman May Die as Result of Using
Kerosene to Start Fire.
Special to The washingtou Henld.

OpNsAAI 70 In6 "aAn1ngIOn hefnld.
Philadelphia, Dec. 30-Three persons
were seriously burned early today when
Kerosene, used to start a fire in the
kitchen range of their home, fSred up
The injured are In the Hahnemann Hos
pital. They are: Mrs. Joanna Siborks. her
husband, Charles, and a brother, Samuel
Wolf. Mrs. Siborks was SO badly burned
that physicians say she cannot live. Her
husband and Wolf are suffering from
burns of the hands and face sustained
in trying to beat out the flames in Mrs
Slborks clothing which became ignIted
when she poured the kerosene on. -.
Shortly before 8 o'clock this morning
Mrs. Siborks began preparing breakfast,
Finding the fire in the range nearly out,
she placed kindling on the coal, and to
hasten the blaze poured kerosene on.
Flames shot up, igniting Mrs. Siborks'
clothing. The woman ran excitedly about
The room Her cries were heard by her
husband and Wolf, the boarder. Both
ssised rugs and tried to smother the
flames. Mrs. Siborks broke away and ran
through the house to front room. where
she attempted to jump from a window.
Hart, a policeman. prevented her from
jumping, and summoning a patrol, had
the injured persons taken to the hospital.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
WANTED-AGENTs.

80 PER 100 MADE TACRTNG SIGNS. DISTRIB
uung advertising matter; no canrAssinE. Send &C.
stamps; secure aTThcation contract and Territory
sHEPARD's AGENCY. Lebanon. n. X.
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AGENTS-MEN OR WOMEN: REAL IDEA
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PANY. Warren. Ia
AGENTS BEST WINTER PROP0SITIoN OFT:
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mc: s10c weekly free sample UurE-rs. ROGO
SUPPLY CO. so9 Van Burn. Ch.sAEn.
LIVE RErEFS SFNTATlVE WANTED FOR
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workers. Write nov. MEILICEE Co. l2i Thomp-
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AGENTS FREE CATALOG AND SAMPLES;
goods quick salts: big profits; mske s. TO 81
daily: no eIpenenc worlds greatest sgeGalties.
CRUNER Co. Jackson & CRmpbCll Chicago. III.
PATENT SOLDER WORKERS A GREAT
money maker for live demonstrators II nends Tin
copper. hTSS etc. without the Of ACIDS: the
heat Of match CT candle viii do the woCk. TTice
pe- groSs. 81; amTie lOc. BAZZANELL.A & CO.,
lco CaunT ST. Baltimore. Nd.
AGENTS-RTG COMMISSIONS SELLING RAIN
ats part oT whole time: free rsircost TO re-Te-
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RoSton Mass
STOP ono X, AGENTS-SELL NEWEST MO
essity On mark k't-factores. stores. Earsrs auto
cWuers and families Particulars free. L. z.
TAYLOR. rT7l Seneca Buffalo " Y.
AGENTS: SELL CALIFORNIA FLORAL BEADS.
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UNIVERSAL SCPPLY HOUSE. IDc.. Box Us
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SHEPARD's AGENCY Lebanon y. n.
rs PER CENT PROFIT SELLING JUBILEE
Spark In:snsihers to automobile owners Earases
sure for srark plug troubles; sells like wild
FIRE: brand new; exclusive territory: write today,
! JUBILEE MFG. CO.. Dept &c. Omaha, Nebr.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
DISCUSSES M. z. UNION.
No Unihcation Decision for Week

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. 3o-Lohg sessions
Of the joint commission Of the methodist
Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. seeking the
consolidation of the two branches. con-
tinued today.
Only slight progress has been nAade and
the matter will be threshed QUIZ thor
oughly. 1t may, in fact, be a wteek or
more before any decisive action Is
reached. The problem of union is ad-
mittedly too difficult to be SOLVED IN a
meeting or two, though there s9ems an
evident disposition on every delegate s
part toward the unification.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
wEDs ON $3.50 Basic

New York, Dec. 3O.-Miss Minnal Elman,
sister of Mischa Elman, the {iolinisf,
believes that matrimony, to be sukcessful,
should be established upon a ffty-ffty
basis. Accordingly she intends ito start
her own welded life In the righd way by
journeying to Buffalo, where lshe win
marry DIR. Maurice Bernstein, of Chicago,
who Is to meet her there.
The marriage ceremony Is I'd be per-
formed tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
by the Rev. DR.. Kaplan, Of Huffalo. In
the Hotel statle>
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
YEAR FOR POTATO THEFT.

Smithport, Pa. Dec. 30--Court sentences
kor thefts Of foodstuffs have risen In
Western Pennsylvania. This became
known when Thomas Wharton, of Brad
ford. was sentenced to from one to two
years In the penitentiary for stealing
a bushei Of potatoes.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

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business in Detroit; eIperiencs not Necessary
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he given to either those having former expeenoe IN
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SPECIAL READINGS. 5oG AND ELoo
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The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
XIII 1000 Jack Rabbits
In Texas for Shipment
SPECIAL 70 me w..Ains.oa Hsnid.

Special to The washington Hsnid.
Amarillo. Texas. Dec. 3o.-Be-
lated reports concerning the Pam
handle Texas jack rabbit drive.
held IN q united effort TO reduce
the cost Of meat. indicate that not
less than 1000 jack rabbits have
been killed in the various drives.
Herford. Texas. reported 1000
rabbits killed and sold to Gal
weston brokerage concern for ship
ment to New York. Market prices
quoted here for dressed jack rab-
bits are 11h cents a pound.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
LEO S. OSMAN,
1928 9TH St. N. W.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN ON RFPRovED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates; special priyiegel
with respect to prior pAymentA TYLER q RUTH
ERWoOD. Inc, siT 18th st.
MONEY 10 LOAN-s5o 10 s5um on D. ..
real estate. Several trust funds ih to per cent.
All transactions conducted with economical eonsid-
Grafton for oorowers WM. h. SAUNDERS 4
CO., Southern Building. @ 18th Il nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
LOST.
$4,000 Reward
Or $l,500 Each for
Two Emerald Rings.

These rings. previously adver-
tised, were lost somewhere between
washington and New York, or In
one OF those cities; missing since
about December sth. The shove re-
ward win be paid for Information
leaoing to recovery Of the same
and no questions asked. at the
Shoreham Hotel, Washington. or
the 81. Regis Hotel, New York, or
the New York Herald office. The
descriptions follow:
Square emerald: weight, $50
carats: set in platinum; containing
III brilliants In border and open
shank; total weight OF brillisnts.
l;o7 carats; scratch number on
Twin brilliant and emerald ring,
consisting OF one emerald ali
carats, one old-cut brilliant 3.sz
carats. and six brilliants at carats:
ring is Of gold and platinum points.
with the six brilliants IN the shank;
scratch number on ring. 3s6.
DOsr-AUFF. ABOUT P. NJ, DEC. %. EITf
u getting on car at Eighth st and Pa ave. nv
. getttns on at Third It. and Pa. ave. -; rewEr
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
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The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
WANTED-SALESMEN.

s. TO $40 WEEKLY FOR LIVE SALESMEN.
ts-lling barge line q Anto oils greases paints. and
other specialties Don't be satisfied: get our propS
sition FAIRFAX REFINING co.. Cleveland
Chic.
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BOX 1911 Washington. d. c.
SEVENTY FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
weekly for live salesnsn selling large hne Of Auto
oils sreases paints and other specalties: don't b
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ING CO. Cleveland Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
WANTED-Ro0MS.
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT

ROOMS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ID2 r Street n. W.. Second Floor.
All persons desiring 10 furnish quarter II any
hind TO visitors during the Inaugural period ars
requested to call at this Office without delay. and
siTe the following information:
Name, address, number Of rooms, nmber ot p~rs
sons that can be accommodated: location md DIN
Of rooms; number Of beds or cots that can be pro-
vided; rates per day. with and without mssk;
whether women and children cAn be safely and
comfortably accommodated, etc.
A. LEFTwIcH SINCLAIR.
Chairman, Commiftee % Pubic Comfort.
WALTER NJ BAST1AN, Secretary.
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HORSES AND WAGONS,

FOR HTRE-HoRsE AND WAGON FOR ANY
kind Of business By dAy, week. or month GEN
KRAL LIVERY Co. IsA< - Pc sss N. n LIZ.
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FOR HIRE-AUToMOBILES.

An HOUR; OWNER DRIVING. COL M
FOR HIRES PER HOUR, AUros; CAREFUL
white chsufeurs; clean cans; day and might ssTV-
ice. Phone Lincoln &C.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

IT Will DEPEND VERY LARGELY on THE
amount you will sell We plGGS down 0ur kae
II It tskes a hale We must have Tng-p Ier e Won
Suits Shoes Pants. Etc and Will srot yUu 20 Il
worth it Sure you can phone uS. JUSTH's OLD
STAND. Gs d.
NOTICEI ArtInctnI teeIh ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
Louts Abrahams, SIS G. Op. Pat. ONCE
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

Most OF the stores here will suspend
business at the noon hour Monday
Banks. city and government offices viii
be closed all day, and many persons
have arranged to keep open house dur.
ing the day.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

City Treasurer Thomas w. Robinson at
10 o'clock Monday will offer for sale at
public auction fifty pieces OF property on
which the State taxes have not been paid
for the year 1915. Half the owners are
white and half colored.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

Arrangements have been made for
union services from II until II o'clock in
the Methodist Church Couth. which will
be presided over by the Rev. ]. W. Duff
fey, d. D., pastor of that church. Con-
gregatons of Trinity and the Methodist
Protestant churches will also partici.
pate. Addresses will be made by tho
Rev. DR.. Duffey. the Rev. L NJ. Ferguson
and the Rev. z. T. Kirkley.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

While this IL being done hundreds of It's
citizens will participate In watch-night
services" greeting the New Year with
prayer.