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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
Italian Stew.

One pound ground round steak, cook
ten minutes; one can tomatoes, few
potatoes cut in cubes, cook ten min
utes more couple of onions cut up;
cook about two cupfuls of spaghetti
in boiling water for Is minutes, then
put in stew.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
Good TO Know,

To bake potatoes quickly boil them
IN salted water for ten minutes. then
put in the oven. The boiling water
will heat them through so they cool
In short time.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
Eaq Sauce.

Egg sauce made in this way is de-
liciois. Beat the whites of three eggs
stiff. Beat the yolks until creamy
and sweeten with three tablespoon
fuls of powdered sugar Just before
serving fold in the stiff whites and
serve Immediately.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
Removing Top From MIX Bottle.

1t is often hard to get the top out
of the milk bottle without a deluge
The next time it sticks use the point
of can opener for the purpose. A
large pin is also effective.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Deaths.

Matilda Ernest 4S years. Garfield Hospital.
Charles A. Newton, Il years John Dixon
Lester 4. Hester 81 years, 67n p street
northeast
Mary E. Pagan, )! years. 1855 W street
northwest.
Daniel Curtin. years. Garfield Hospital.
Charles f. Brennan. a years, IS Ninth street
northeast
Emma j. Grubb. 10 years. 2l.s Eighteenth
street northwest.
John J. Ready, 5s Years SS25 n street north
west
Catherine Burke, 80 years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
Lola Goldberg. Il years. Tuberculosis Hos
pilal.
ROLAND p. Sherwood. G years 2?ls ITagler
place northwest
Mary A. D DeGroot, 66 Years 1888 Hamlin
street northeast.
James NJ. Marks 81 years, tuberculosis Hos
pi;aI
!.l,Xansth y. Elliott g. years l7US XII
bourne place northwest.
Sulinlan Moore. 81 years. 10 Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
wilbur Miller, days, 1444 f street southeast
Rosa Foun,Gine, so years 20 r street north
Nts,
Lilly TIA, IS Years, tuberculosis Hospital.
-MaL LrootS, ~ years Frcedmen's Hospital.
Francs huindsErer, Ga years 1925 Thirty-rhird
strcri ,IorthWost
Richard Robinson. 20 years 4 Congress Court
Georr" Gets. a. wears, Al Fourteenth street
northeast
Sarah Fue,z.> Al years, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
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Urges Socialist for
Possible Tariff Board

appointment OF a Socialist Progress
sive. a Republican, and two Democrats
as the personnel of the proposed tariff
commission was urged today by Con-
gresham London, Socialist. He said
each party polling over 500,o 600 votes
should have representation.
'1t is utterly absurd" said London.
ito seek In the tariff proper subject
of division along political lines. When
selfish interests make protection dcsir-
able, political affiliations have been un-
hesitatingly disregardcd. The people
can hardly get a fair chance at revising
tho tariff downward. problem with
which political parties have been play
ing football a hundred years"
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate viii be
received by the Quartermsster General O
p. m, Eastern time, March 8, 1916 for fur
nishins Stationery. Office Supplies and Ofiice
Furniture Schedule No. II; Hardware all
and Cleaning Materials Cschedule No. -.
Cordage. Canvas and Burlap Schedule 30.
-; Packing, Waste. and Hose iSChedulr SO
%: FOR delivery during the fiscal year i?i, az
depots OF the Quartcrmastcr Corps listed in
schedule. Schedules furnished upon sppliCa
ton to Quarternaster General. L. S. Army
Washington, D. c.. or by Depot Quartermas
ter. U. S. Army. Mashington. =. c.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
SMOKE N CAPITOL
RESULTS IN FURRY

temporary furry was caused at
the Capitol late yesterday afternoon
when the odor Of smoke difted
through one OF the lower corridors.
Because Of the ottawa fire. excite
mcnt was intense for few minutes.
small fire in closet on the
ground floor in a corridor adjacent
to the Senate Committee on Rules
was discovered. Two buckets OF water
thrown on the flames by Charles
West. one Of the colored men on duty
in the vicinity, extinguished the
blaze. 1t is supposed spontaneous
combustion caused the fire.
Because of the ottawa fire, special
precautions are being taken both
with respect to watchfulness against
possibility Of fire and guarding the
Capitol from cranks.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Defense Mass Meeting to
Be Held at Chevy Chase

A mass meeting In the interest Of
military preparedness will be held in
the library building at Chevy Chase at
s o'clock Thursday night. Congressma n
Fenabl of Mississippi will make tho
principal address. Stanton J. Peelle
former chief Justice of the Court Of
Claims, will preside.
1t is planned to have the officers of
Company X, First Infantry. Maryland
National Guard. in attendance IN uni
form. Invitations have been sent to
General Gather. commanding the NJ.
n. G.. and to Col. Charles $. Little
commanding the First Infantry OF the
NJ. n. G.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
MORGAN PARTNERS
SON ASKS DIVORCE
Rich Boy-Poor Girl Romance Is
Wrecked in Court Year After
! Marriage.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--Here's Cupid
again bawling his lungs out again at
the portal of a divorce court. Ray
mond Winthrop Bowdoin has sued
for divorce from Elizabeth Maloney
Bowdoin. whom he married in Jersey
City. Dec. 2, 1914 Each is twenty
years old.
Master Raymond winthrop Bow
doin Is the son of James sullivan
Bowdoin. who is connected with the
firm of J. r. Morgan q Co. He was
cousin OF tho late George S. Bowdoin
who was one of the most prominent
partners in the Morgan concern as
was George S. Bowdoin's son, Temple.
who died December 2. 1914. Both
James Sullivan Bowdoin and young
Raymond are wealthy.
The family Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ma
loney Bowdoin is not wealthy. one
would judge from their very modest
nome in an upper east side f1athouse.
with faded carpets and dim gaslights
in the Railways, and with two fam
lilies to floor.
Met Her At Dance.
But the girl is very pretty. She has
clustering tawny hair, blue eyes in
rather narrow lids, set fetchingly
oblique, her youthful form slim but
with sinuously rounded lines. She is
said also to have received consider
able of an education, to have wit and
personality
Not everything could be learned of
the romance that is now stranded on
divorce court shoals. But 1t was.
at any rate in so far as the Bowdon
family knows, quite in the same way of
the rich boy-poor girl affair. an elope-
ment. The youthful Bowdoin had met
her at several dances.
Tho marriage license. obtained in
Weehawkcn a week before the cere-
mony. described young Bowdoin as
being tWeIty-threc years old
Set Up Own Home.
The following morning Master Ray
mond presented his bride at his own
luxurious home in West End avenue.
1t is said that she and her husband re-
manned there several days until they
set up a home of their own.
1t is further known that they sepa-
rated last June-for what cause is not
known. The greatest secrecy was OBJ
served in filing the divorce papers,
and although they have been on rec
ord since January |, the divorce action
did not become known until Yesterday.
when Supreme Court Justice Ncwberger
was asked to appoint guardians for
Bowdoin and his wife
Under the name of Bessie Bowdoin
young Bowdoins wife Is in the chorus
of Around the Town" which is now
playing in Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
North Citizens to Meet
Monday at Gage School

Special attention of the members OF
the North WASHINGTON Citizens Asso-
ciatior is called to the. fact that the
meeting of the association to be next
Monday evening will be at the Gaze
u street. ~
Notices of the meeting have been sent
to citizens throuChUUt the territory Gov.
cred by 1t with Invitations to attend the
meeting anu participate in the work OF
the association.
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Old Guard to Take Part in
g. A. R. Department Camp

Final preparations have been made by
tho Old Guard. G. A. r, for participa-
ton in the department encampment Of
the Department of the Potomac to be
held next week at G.. A. r. Hall. Cap
tain Middleton has been appointed Of
llcer-ot- -the-day and Lieut.. r. II. Cook
ment. The Old Guard will receive and
escort the department commander. An
nouncement was made at the last meet =
lng of the Old Guard of the death, in
little
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Motor Rural Carrier
Wanted for Maryland

A civil service examination will b.
held in Washington and Annapolis,
March II, to obtain elgibles for an
pointment as motor rural carrier in
Anne Arundel county, Md The SALARY
on motor routes runs frCm sl5OO to
Sl,S00 a year
The successful applicant will be re-
quired to furnish and operate his own
motor vehicle Only those living in ,he
territory served will be eligible for lp-
pointment.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Lecture to Be Given
On Capital Charities

Mashinslon'S Charity Organizations
VII! be the subject of an address by
Walter ;. CNord, secretary of the AS
soclated charities, ut the Church of the
Reformation tomorrow evening. The
lecture will be illustrated
lhls Is I he second in series OF talks
upon various municipal agencies in
aShslgton. l.. l.. Thurston. superin-
tendcnt of schools. will tcn of the school
system. aud Major Raymond w. Pull
man WI tel! Of his department in sub
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Civic Pride Subject of
Shoemaker's Address

Plans TO make the current year
banner period in the history of the
Connections Avenue Citizens' Associa-
tiun will be discussed IN the assembly
hal OF the Army and Navy Prepara-
tory School on Wednesday evening An
address on civic pride will probably Dr
made by Louis l.. Shoemaker. president
Cf tho RriShtWood Citizens Association.
Full"Wtrg the business meeting a buffet
lEnChcuH VIII be served.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Car Strikes Wagon.

A Washington Railway and Electric
Company car at Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast did S25
damage to the wagon Of the House Of
Detention by striking it yesterday
Thomas ]. Dawson, in charge Of the
vehicle. and II. e. Thompson. the drIN-
er, escaped injury
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Special Notices

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or personal.
TAX ApPEALs. District OF Columbia Ja,-
the Board OF Personal TAX Appeals of the
District Of Columbia will he In session at th.
District Building, room 1oS, from Februs1'
th TO March 18Th. inclusive 1916, Sunda2 -
and legal holidays excepted. WM. i. lIICIi
ARDS. Assessor. u. C., Chairman Board Ug
Personal Tax Appeals.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS c.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washil,
ton, D. c.. January 2s 1916 -hppiicatio y.
permission TO take the examlna don tor , .
selection OF candidates. actual resile,. s.. ,,
the District OF Columbia, TO be recomn,. e.. @. .
by the Commissioners of the district o. ...
lunpia TO take the examination for u.
sion TO the United States Military Ac,,., .
IN June, 1915. will be received by, the
missioners nj not later than 2 o'clock p
rebt uary 8. 1916. Application for perm
apn,,Ss ,nse IN ms examination must be made s.
me commissioners OF the District of ,roi.
bia, Room 900. District Building Washin,,o - .
and date Of the applicants birth and u.
postoffice address. and be accompanied IL. 1t
GSeruhcate from two reputable residents OF IT,"
person of good moral character. and that 4.
Is an actual resident Of the District OF c.
lumbia. Applicants must not be under So
ehteen nor over twenty-five years of age on
the date OF admission, June H. 1915, and l,.
less Than ive feet four inches in height n.
the age OF seventeen. nor less than ave f.,
hre inches in height at tho age OF "isn,r
and upward. A physical exam ina ton Of =.
plcants Will be held In Fire Depsrimru
truck House No 3, situated on The sou'ir'a
corner OF Fourteenth street and Ohio a,2r u,
northwest on SATURDAY, February T., III
at 10 o'clock a. m. A competitive 'mcn,n L
Assembly Room Of the Franklin School BuilG
ing on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Feb.
ruary 18th and 18TH 1916. commencing at =
ociock q. m. The mental examinatio viii
include the following subjects: Compos
ton. and literature in English; English
Tammar. descriptive and physical geography
United States and European history, algebra
through quadratic equations and progre<-
sions): and plane geometry. no person will
be permitted TO present himself for cithe~
physical or mental examination who shall 10.
have been notified in writing Of the appro q,
OF his application by the Commissionsrs
LOW. CHARLES w. KUTZ, Commissiune: :
Of the District OF Columbia.
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Vital Records
Births.

Ina and Minnie RoscnzwEit. girl
William J and Mary r. Muldoon, toy.
Iohn u. and RchrCca Armstrong, boy.
MalNin J and Katharine W Aston. girl.
Robert j. and Helen Cransron. girl.
George and Myrtle NJ. GTubbs. girl.
Merton q. and Irene NJ. Mead. boy.
Frank j. and Marie StoCkman, boy
James j. and Irene l.. Connor. cir.
James and BlanCh JOHNSON ho".
larcnCe and Hattie Alexander, girl.
hampton +. and Coral c. Gaskins, girl
Andrew and Josephine Jackson, boy.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
Marriage Licenses.

Philip e. Toodwa ard and Frances Il. Web
her. both ~ Richmond, Va,
Robert NJ. HurbOnd and Rebecca NJ. barbour.
Royal :. Alien and Georgia W. CLANCY both
OF Upper MaTlbGiJ. Nd.
Lawrence W. Watts and Ethel Osgood.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
DEATHS

1ATNTER-Suddeniy, on Friday February T.
1915, at his residence, in Mclean, Va, the
Rev, WILLIAM PUSEY PAINTER, believe
husband OF Jane G. Painter. and -ector OF
St Johns Episcopal Church, at Mclean
Va.
Funeral from St. Johns Church. on sun
day. February s, at p. m. Interment at
Muncy, Pa.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL SELL. MY ST. 500 EQUITY IN NEW
S,@O house, Mt. Pleasant !. block from
18Th ST. or exchange for small mouse or de-.
sirahle building lot in rakoma park y :
lean 6Slo iiA ST., Tahomd Iark, Telephone
The Washington times., 1916-02-05

DOL l. L. IlN VT hN ALL
Detailed information concernin
be secured free Of charge upon app
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. U
OF LABOR, so1
KEY TO ABBREVIATIoNS USED:
ing. PM-Per month. PW-Per week,
Free board and lodging. UGF&M-Un
Es-English speaking. Exp-Experiea
Unless otherwise stated, 1t will BE-
. permanent nature, and the help is do
FARM LABORER.
Maryland.
s70-543s baltimore Co. one married man
for general farm work. Any Es. I cows.
Exp. Children permitted. $50 PM year
round. house, garden, fuel and milk. wife
to help at washing.
Virginia.
S7O-3591. Orange 60. one married man for
milking, gardening. etc. Belgian. Nor
wegian or German. Other white ES. Exp
green. Children permitted, " very small
No TT. 500 per annum at first, board and
fuel.
Connecticut.
s7o-TOl7 Connecticut. Near Hartford. Conn
Wanted about 800 Negro farm laborcrs for
tobacco culture Experienced men s. .2S per
uHN, others Nl.I5 ~, unfuFHlsHtu hODfc
ga rden and fuel free. Some work FOR
women at cooking and laundry work. Roth
married and single wanted. Wanted about
April l.
District of Columbia.
Farm near Washington, married man wanted
at $50 per month, including unfurnished
house, garden, fuel and vegetables. Must
have some exp.
COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
S6-l44. Baltimore Co. Wanted ten or
twelve boys about sixteen years OF nge to
break ends OF blowers p!pes-semi rough
work. 81 PW 10 start. When proficient viii
earn 8 to $50 PW.
Pennsylvania.
Gsl l-j3. Fayette co. Unlimited number OF
machine miners and coke drawers desired.
AUHtriant and any others. Married or
single. 46c, CSC and 56c for 42-bushel
wagon. Drawing coke at 81 o0 and n.l5 per
oven No Tr.
69l-54. layette Co. Unlimited number OF
coal miners and coke drawers wanted
Polish preferrsd-any others. Married or
single. 45c and O5c for 20-bushe wagon
coke drawing 81 10 and s1.0j per oven. No
IT,
6al-5j. Centre CO. Wanted 100 miners and
mine leaders Slavonian. Married or sin
gle. Pick miners &c PEI ton, ioadefs t3c
per tor hours Pp.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05

tne following opportunities may
lication to
NITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&w-Free board, lodging and wash
PIPER day. PH-Per hour. BAL
furnished house, garden, fuel and milk.
ced. Tr. Adv. may be
that all opportunities are OF
sired as soon as possible.
TRADES.
Indiana.
| ass: lake Co. Fifteen saueeser molders
desired. Married or single. 49, PD.
Michigan.
s6-l5o2. Chippewa Co. Twenty-Five expert
enced canvas glove makers wanted. Mar
men accepted. Wages depend on ability.
New York.
sso-s2 Erie Co. Machinists and assemblers
wanted when positions are open. Any ma
g e ~ hrs. PD. no r.
S6IlHs. Erie CO. Unlimited number Of ma
Married dop OR nsna snse enc Fir T and H np 10
Tr. hrs. PD,
Philadelphia.
1856 So. Philadelphia. large carpet manu-
"rs to work on machines making carpets
rugs. blankets. cloth. etc. Any nationality
! ri"cework lil4 TO SIS per week.. Must iLr-
Sish own transportation. Permanent. 81
hrs. per wk
Ohio.
| Se-ts7. Cuyahoga Co. Wanted about six
teen car dismantlers for condemned rail-
road cars. Any ES. Single. PiecewOrk
No TT. hrs. PD in winter, 10 hrs Ed in
summer
UNCLASSIFIED.
Chatham County, Ga.
! Chatham County, Ca. one experienced lead
/ burner who understand the manufacture OF
| sulphuric acid. Any nationality Married
preferred. si25 per month. Must furnish
own transportation Pe"msn"nt II suitable.
District Of Columbia.
District Of Columbia. Stenogra apher and type
writer, female. age IL TO %, for patent work.
Must be accurate $25 per month with ad-
vancelnent to right party. Permanent II
| satisfactory.
DOMESTICS.
Virginia.
! S61-3Ca Alexandria Co. One single 1r mar
ried woman without children for cooking
and general Homework Swede or Nor
wegian. SIS PM and home. Tr. adv. from
New York and deducted
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
20 SOUTHERN BUIIDING.

FOR RENT NEAR NORTHEIsT MARJIET
Five room brick hous" in good repair; Uater
in kitchen convenient to cars. l,"H WNIie 81,
y. F. Rent. $3.50. Il; r. SAIL CO. T4
y. !. ave. y. W. Main ~.
SGN-ROOM BI NGALOW. pantry and bath,
range, hot and cold wafer; oI'c- quarter acre
lot; near The Wireess Toners. ;. A. POT
TER. Phone 4-N RosslNn. ArlinRt1L. Va.
2Vl4 l'ortnvr place. rooms and ba I'll. 90. $50 30
1889 L st. NV. rooms and bath......... ~. so
I+47 18th st, rooms and bath........,..... $40
lieat and hot water included in the above.
@OlS POrtncr p., + rooms and ha ath........ %. 80
"c21 Portncr pl., i rooms, hot water neat g 80
store. 2lO2 l4th St NV, with living quar-
Apply A. u. Willis, the P0rtncr. 18th 4 |; NV
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

FlNISHER and butronhole maker OIL mems
custom vests. 4S7 1th ST. y. W, 3rd floor
room -.
Girl. wanted for general no IseN work L. 60
home At nights 3lGN NJ st. \. W.
GIRL for general housewOrk no Washing
1920 st. n W.
HOTEL. MATTRESSES 81 week and board {;
also maids, Sl7 to s2j month; all white
Apply DICK HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and
Pa ave. y. W.
lAAC NDRI MARKER-Experienced and eK-
perienced assorter; also experience ed
bundle wrapper. PALACE LAUNDRY, 1888
9Th st
MILLINERY TRIMMERS and makers; eX-
pHrIencrd, Apply BON 20, zines office.
TIESSES-ENperiencel: wanted Al once =:
SeadN work. Apply CONGRESS LUNCH
so4 LIST sL s. z
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Bachelors Apart m ents.

18th AND I STS. tThe Balfour Apt S2j
Two rooms; huilt-n shower in ba throom
large closet win window. apartment newly
papercd ond painted throughout: western eH-
posur": sixth floor; electric lights CT gas; tele-
phone IN apartment; nll-night elevator krrv-
ice. valet and naId service availa Bile In
building: immediate occupancy.
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UNCLASSIFIED.
Chatham County. GA.
DOMESTICS.
VirRinia.

'67-@0o. Alexandria Co. One single Or mar
and general Homework. Swede or Nor
wegian. sI5 PM and home. rr. adv. from
New York and deducted
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
HELP WANTED MALE

RARHI'It-t'irst class, steady work. l2u
GuUi Hope road, Anacostia. d. c. -
ELEVATOR CONDTCTORS-Six. Apply to
Head Eelman, Raleigh Hotel.
CLERK. Apply %Io2 llth ST. y.
HOTEL MATTERS. $50; bus boys SIS; helps
han Waiters, $50; white at once. FISHERS
AGENCY, 40 10Th 81, n. w.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK, $50 room and
board; out Of city. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS-KELL PRINT
ING CO., 101-l5 Grant pl. y. W
MAN-At once that can patnl and is handy
around apartment house; also man to Cles
up. 81 md St y. T..
NIGHT WATCHMAN-Bl'R RGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, 5G2 10th s.. y ".
WHITE MAN-Competent for driver cash
deposit required. ELEt TRIO SANITARY
I.Al NDitY, 1885 II ST, y. +.
YOUNG MAN about IS 10 10 learn trade
ApPly AZ Bclry & Whitmore Bldg. l
YOUNG MEN FOR
Locomotive f1remen
Experience unnecessary. Give age
BON Ct, Times office.
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
ARTHUR CARR,

CORNER HDI'SE-With six rooms and mod
sru hath porcelain sink IN kitchen; laun-
dry tubs, ,nal and gas ranges Rent sIg SO
40. ~" Md ave. y. F.. Key l2U2.
X F SACl. CO.. :3i \. Y. ave. NV. NJ FL.
+?23 Sth ST y. W. sr. and b.............. So -
:io5 Pa ave. lGT. 2b. garage............ -. 90
1851 Piney Branch rd. NV. sr. b......... IS so
Cl6-6ls NJ ST. NV. Or. b................... j. 50
III! by" st. ne. 5r. w.....................l J. so
Blair rd. NV, near Lamond station...... 30
l2l0 18th st. ~ %
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
III Ut T|'"IFT TIUHt'S NUfNN At VTT
James M. Woodward,

NEAR GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE
l4 e ~" nc, llr. an bath ..... ... ... sl7 -
70 " 81. NV, ~ and bath. stable .. n. 20
I0 81. nc, "r. and ha'h .......,... 26 20
- n ~ II" ~. anI Ia ......... ...... lI.JN
James M. Woodward,
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FOR ReMT-STORES

STORE AND FLAT.
Large modern store and rOom and bath
nat. cellar: rent Eg5.5O lNE ,Ih st. n. W.
y. +. SAUL CO.. g34 y. y. ave. II ". Main
@7I.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

SOllClTORS-Thrce, hustlinG. men or wom-
en-, who possess ability and energy, TO
work on salary or commission. Apply 10
1858 r ST. n. w
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SPIRITUAllSM

MRS. MAMIE STEVES, HrF,r:,, SrIEII 4.
Rea dinGs daily; yeances Tues { Thurs ewes
Fri. y. m. Ph. Line. 3ols. 3l5 y. J. ave. Sf
The Washington times., 1916-02-05
MADAM FIELD-uSwheann yoH co3sal; lo,
Reunites the separated. y. 1861. l9@6 eth nv

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
D E B 0 R A H REER 4s On OF All: HI, rAk%. X,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-07
GREAT DECREASE
IN WINTER WHEAT
Total Production of 495,00O,000 Bush
els is Forecast by the De-
partment of Agriculture.

Washington, April IA total pro-
duction of 495, 100000 bushels of win
ter wheat was forecast today by the
department of agriculture basing its
estimate on the condition of the crop
April l and an assumption of average
abandonment of acreage and average
influences on the crop to harvest.
That compares with 655,045,0O0 bush
els, the estimated production in 1915
and 6S4 100000 bushels in 1914
Condition of winter wheat on April
l was 1873 present Of normal against
SIS last year. 95.6 in 1914 and S7.3, the
average for the last 10 years. There
was decrease in condition from Dec
l to April l of "a points compared
with an average decline of 3.5 points
between those dates in the last II
years.
The average condition of rye or
April was SIS per cent of a norma
against S9.5 on April l last year, 81.
in 1914 and 500 the average for tn,
last 10 years.