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PUBLIC MARKETS


Stall ~. -sedies- grapefruit II for CSC
potatoes. u25 per 100 lbs. delivered .
onions 8 lbs. lee Stall i02. local ranch
egFH $50 doz stalls u -. am pickles
ice deE choice ripe olives 2fc pt fresh
ground horserasiish. lee ~ stalls S0.ss
leaf lard. i9ac 10 shoulder OF lamb.
i3Ac 10. stalls 9i-3a Alaska herring.
Use dos black cod. lbs ssc. white
salmon lbs shr. Stall III. cottage
cheese Zoe II homemade potato salad.
$50 pit. beef ioaf. soc III. bologna. i5o
10 apple butter. lbs gsc. At iesiies.
large cans homins. 2bc i5c wheat
mama. Zoe
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to-Male Help Wanted


WANTED =nN ctvit ssfNtre Commission
Tfisnsts uuiidins. applicants for
animation fuf following sitF positions
Meter Header tsisetffrt street aud
sewer Inspector Inside Constructor
fsisetriel Electrical Marhthisf unity
Man. tlEht department itYdroHrsphsr
Electrical Rate CLERK first Cook fhass
nitali Head t.sundffmant orderly
stable Helper Huhforeman. street De
uartmeut District sanitary Inspector
call an cItu Service Commission an
o. before March no, isie Tor iHfnfma
ftnn and application blanks United
states citizenship ard residence tH Hss
attic fef the past fssF required
WANTED uy tha city Citl Hefstls
Commission applicants Zoe examination
fsr the positions - Assistant ffaiisf
Inspector aud utiitiF Man tttEht De
Haftmsntt. Applicants must - tnttea
states etfisenz and residents - Seattle
~ ere year Immediately pfiof 60 time
- films application. Hianks may be
obtained FROM the Commiasian's office
Tfianaia uuiidths and should 10 filed
nal later than March ~ fata
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Second. Any person who's. name
has been presented rs candidate
may not later than fifteen Gs1
DAYS before the election. cause his
name 10 be Withdrawn by filing
with the city comptroller and -x-
officio city clerk a request therefor
In writing. over his own signature
duly sftested by a notary public
end no name so Withdrawn shah
be printed upon the official ballot.
No portion Of the filing fee shall
be returned In case OF withdrawal
Third. All names Of candidate.
70 be voted upon at any municipal
election shall be printed upon the
official ballot in groups under the
81 the offices for which they are
candidates Nothing on the ballot
shall be Indicative of the source OF
the candidacy or OF the support Of
any candidate. No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or poiiti-
shall not be appended ~ the name
81 any candidate any such party or
political Designation or mark or
sryfhinR indicating his views or
opinions. All ballots printed shall
be OF precisely the same size. quail
lty. tint Of paper. Kind % paper.
kind OF type and color ~ ink 10
that Except for the consecutive
numbers printed on the perforated
Formers for removal when the bal
tots are voted as provided by gen
~ral law. n shall he impossible 70
distinguish one ballot from another.
when there are four or more can
fidates for any office then the
ballot shall provide for first. second
and third choices when there are
three. and not more. candidates for
any office. then the ballot shall pro-
vide for first and second choices
only. rhen there are ieyp than three
candidates for any office. all dis
finguishing columns as 20 choice and
ell reference as TO choice shall be
omitted
whom candidate. are 20 be elected
~ offices having the same titie and
when the number ~ such candidates
srcEsfH thr@e times tho number ~
pJcA offices 20 he fiiisf tNsn fss
bsIN, shall provide fGr first sernnS
and third choices. when the number
of such candidates exceeds two
times. and not three times the mum
her Of such offices 20 he filled. then
ths ballot shall provide for first
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Tho number % such candidates does
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~ such offices 10 be filled, then all
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ara al reference 10 choice shall be
omitted
The ballots shall he IN pubstan
TALLY the following form.
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DAY Of -- IL
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IDIlNEIl

Al StonE's s6c can Sockeye salmon.
nc; soc can best baking powder, sSc;
abc can coffee. sac. lbs Japan rice
stc. stall i0s hest fresh Washington
huttcr soc ~. lbs ptc. hest fresh ranch
eggs s6c doE stalls e3-eT pot roast &C.
Co Toe No.. veal roast pc IN veal stew.
Sc ih.i veal outlets itc III steer steak,
iir M legs lamh, ithc 10. stall 1909
First ave imported scotch. i-ih can.
iac. bottled ham. aoc lh. Philadelphia
scrspplr zee a. pure strained honey, Ar
glass stalls 1875. pkgs. mscaronL
lac. large cans pineapple. use. zee
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~ IItTE

Stall -. fresh local ranch cEEs. eac
dor stalls a2-as. pot roast Zoe 20 i2isc
No. stalls ao-si. pork steak. A. nc 10.
choice steer steak. &c 10 stan 10.
large Toe luavos bread. Sc. Tor ibc.
comb honey, lsc stall -. spanish Queen
olives Ice pit ain pickles. Ice doz.
sauerkrAut. be ct At stonEE Ice
pkEa mnraroni or spaghetti. csc; 1oc
baking soda. SC; 4 cans peas. corn or
tomatoes 2bc ioc cans sauerkraut. i5c
30 sacks salt. i0c. 3 boxes matches.
oil Ebc
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i6-Agents Wanted

roRrRAfr NtN write quick 'er ns~
catalogue ft.heuF shipments pttnts or
finished sefk expense. advanced re-
liable msn Roberts Nhotessis rorr
traits Kansas city Me
AUENrs Sell heatiss. trauser rfesssfs
No irans they eafk while vau sleep
Pull Information free nsHnisoa Sales
Co uat ~. Lawrence Mass
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STEP TO THE PHONE THIS
MINUTE

And call Main 72ib. ask for pr.
Clark. and make an appointment 20
have one OF our experts give Nour
teeth a thorough examination apHn
estimate what II win cost TO hsvS
them put into perfect condition
Don't merely say that you intend
20 do it-that you know you ought
10 do it-DO IT and do II now.
To tust get over the idea OF put
tins n or win do you a lot OF good.
To have your teeth RIGHT viii be
worth a lot Of money TO YOU. not
only in comfort and satisfaction, but
also In the good a will do your
general health--your digestion-snd
through that your efficiency
You can't he up to your maximum
efficiency ~ your health is not risht
Your health cannot be perfect n
you have dccRyed teeth--you see the
necessity OF good teeth, don't YOU
we offer you at this office the
services OF high grade, graduate,
registered dentists, men who have
graduated from the best dental col
leges and who have passed the ex-
animation OF the state dental board
The evidence OF their knowledge
hangs right before YOU. on the Wall
IN front their their dental chairs,
In the shane Of their certificates
from the state dental board. You
take no chances here Everything
Is the best-eQuipment materials
and service. our prices are the low
est, as We viii not he underhid on
price.
with all work we give our writ
ten and signed guarantee, signed
both by the operator who did the
work and by I. r.. Clark, u. ID. s.
owner and manager OF this otlSes
who IL thoroughly responsible.
"NONO- CAIN" Is absolutely neces-
ssry to the proper performances Of
painless dentistry. We have an
ample supply Most dental offices
have none az all
Call M Main selS now.
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stall sip. is NJ. sugar. - large cans
milk. use stall 1st sweet oranges. lac
doc. grapefruit for ior. stan 700. No
70 sack flour. 5bc. Shinpia. 2 cans i+c
stall 1cl. peanut butter, Ice 10. local
ranch srRs, SIC n STAN -. salmon.
ihs ttc fresh hsrring. lbs ssc. stalls
1913 fresh hominy. Zee at Queen olives
1sc Of stan III. fresh sparerihs Ice
M pork roast. isc m stall iiS. Alaska
rutaharas. ! lbs Ice. cooking apples.
lbs lee.
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Us passage. this 18Th day 81 April
1915.
OLIVER r TufCKa0~.
President Of the city Council
Filed the t8th daY 81 APRIL 1918.
" " CARROLL.
City Comptroller and ~s-ufficla city
Clerk
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s--Eor Sale Miscellaneous

SASH Ann moons
Attractive looking doors and Windows
900 value 60 your home Dent huiid
before fret looking over our cataiaHue
No "a a postal card VIII hFins ~ 20
Nou ffee - vhsrre We supply you
Win ANYTHING yoa want IN the sash
sna door linz At saving In prize,
Pile. quality and service We Hustana
tee our material and safe delivery
fivr-cro-s ranri doors tttei craftsman
and three ply veneer panel doors 81 -
90 tieo front doors his selection
frnna y ft up standard twushEht and
cottage windows all STYLES - easefnent
sash frames inside finish m~uliinEs
tnitters hardware reoNns, etri airs
rner wall board a. cents pei square
foot
q. n WILLIAMS CO.
Manufacturers
Nfsfs tEtF tats rir.f Ave =
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Se- ftnafu house modem hlr
barn chicken houses wstI Htth
penn. furnishes water over "m-
tire place about 90 acres
cleared All fenced frult and
berries wlif arrofnfn cdhir k.eao
chickens walking distance to
Kirkland ferry Occupant gofnx
%ayth this seek want 90 srli
On terms 50 parties wha vii
take immediate possessinn Az
ply 80 ownvr drug store. kirk
land wash,
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THEATRES


flffOOFOmt
-Four pretty girls. Who style
themselves THE -Four Giflies.' are
the hchdilnerH Of the vaudeville
bin at the Illppodromc They do
solo. duet. and harmony singing. 20.
Eethcr with some very graceful
dancing
Donna Vlckory and company pre-
sent a sentimental playlct entitled
- Bundle % SIX"
TroKell and Winchell are lively
singers. takers and dancers
George NaRahara shows versa
tllity on Japanese native instru.
ment The Zirss luggle Indian
clubs. sing and dance.
Chas. Chaplin. IN three-psrt
phOtoDlay. His First VacatioD.'
and Frank Daniels. in The "a
capades OF Mr.. Jack. the Hall
Room Hero" fill the picture Rasi.
Of the program.
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I3-For Sale Poultry


MATCHING Eeus nom itosanisea stock.
ulagk Minefcss HAIRED Rocks hfev n
t.sshotns. white tsshofus African
Efsy gesss3 tfesdinE stock fnf sais
Woodland fafh Poultry Yards. 1913
'pth ~ cali ans 80. eur stock rhens
Nnfth 1850
SPLENDID trio Euriish Rcd CAPT. from
prise winning sterh farm raised
hardy snd Vigorous. Hfest winter lay
sts rhis trto mated since February
is uarHain al g. 90. TOY Zachary,
HARMS Wash
FOR EAt.E AnoenA essH. toe and 81 90
nee seftnE NHrth ihsi
TNeNs>-N~->s>~s>sNs>Nl~~
iS-Lost and Found
tpt No mutt owner can have sans
tY proving property aud paying faf
afFeftlsinE. etc. East SRA
~~~~~~~~~@eee~~~~Ne>s>~e eS~seeNsN~~~e~~se
i6-Agents Wanted
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ALEXANDRA


Altho the fair maid OF mystery,
Ethel May. scheduled 10 make her
first appearance AZ the Alhambra
theatre Sunday Was delayed BY
snow. and did not reach the city
until late Sunday night. the yaude
Vile program proved enjoyable.
The Fashion Shop. sensational
success last week. has been held
over. but with an entire change Of
costumes and songs.
Bert Coleman. whistler and MIN
ic. has an act that has not been
eNcelled IN Seattle. Davies and
Romanelii. acrobats. and a piano,
furnish enjoyment.
Mile Corico. substituted for Eth
81 May. Sunday. was thoroly ac-
ceptable with violin selections.
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RESOLVE

Right now-thRt you win no longer
put OFF that very important matter
OF having your teeth look ed after ana
put into perfect condition.
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CLOTHING
26-For Rent Furnished
MOVING PACKING
SHEPARD VAN AND
STORAGE co.


Leave The worry 20 w.
Fifspfoof htofsss Eilioi, 20,
N6brnN i-raain furnished fis'. private
bath s'r cheap rsni. close IN iiai
--.s~,leS~ls~~~~Oo eN@~~os~N.Ne-N
<I--tor Kent Unfurnished
MobEnN s.roam fat. eless in. reason
ahia rent. Just renovated 1875 Mel
rass ave
s-nooN Horsf jn., painted ana
papsfsd on Ftst snd Denny vAY
.I sees S,.ssS H ,e,sssSlls~o~~~~~~~~
}7-Business Chances
an EXCELLENT location Tor Zee erssrn
snd fsffrshmsnt pafiaf. best ~ fhs
NsfihHesfs trick buildings. IN the very
heart - 90. business center. two
sheatrss sithin haif block on twa
sides rent FsfF reasonable F0r fuii
information address Sos 80. usiiins
ban. wssh
GARAGE faf ssis % iiir 81 .foo Wei
equipped b. seed location Address
,~.~~~~ers~~~ ~~e~cN~~~~~~~
Store Fixtures and Showcases
SNOW cAHEH ard ,iors fisiprss ns~
and second hand. ali kinds Edward l.
eeS.ell ~ ~, s.sr -. SER,
29-Uniurnished Apis.
fHE QrtNcY nssaiifai modern
rooms heated. ioN rent "a ifth.
-~se-~~~o~@~-~N~~>~~
HOTELS
iioTnf nENNEH steam heated rooms.
TO- iiqsh TtiFd
is.s,,es iee..is,s,s sseess g -s.s 70
Halls for Rent
akfaTosk tall. kIshth sha Madison
nssn tshe
~-~@~~-~-~>.~~,~->J~.
3o-Wa,erfront Property
WATEn FHoST SNAP
No hiun ~ lies rsrfsatiF level. ard is's
real wafer front. rarity cleared, ard
fhs best - saii There IL nefhtnE bet
fsf fur ths price - Aeres for 81 .ttt.
HehFaanss as Green nlfs
s~-~~~~~-~-e-~-~-~-~~~~~ e~~~-~~-~~@~
4o--Exchanges
FuR HALE - sxrhanFv homestead for
sqniiy IN hsuss ~ clear lot sst Epi~r
uiaE
THREE faNu ihis tn Fort Angeles wiii
trade foF auto and siFs some cash. noK
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EMPRESS

EMPRESS
William Lytell II AT the Empress
theatre this week IN good. clean
comedy. An All-Night Session"
Coming home. he Is saved by his
fatLer.in-law. who has also been
out u 81 excellent fun.
strasEe'F animals do wonderful
stunts. particularly his two sea
lions.
Good songs and chatter are given
by Mills and lockwood. rub-gu
More good Songs are sung by the
Allen trio. n man and two girls
Two girls. Burt and Lytton. do
some clever characterizations and
impersonaiions Libby and Barton.
cyclists. are worth seeing.
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MALE Help Wanted


uHIdfNAL NoEEh nshhEh coLLrdE
fas Occidental Ave
Men and somsH We teach the barber
trad. Thoroughly wages ~hii. Learn.
tns assist tn securing pesitionsl over
"a years In Seattle
MONTY RAISING sAIu NOW ooI>o ON
at the harsstn htaFs
7Tr OCCIDENTAL AYR.
Nou will ssv. money - coming dosH sni
sssins the many bargains in meas ard
hafs clothing SOD furnishings
D. 90 VALUE trousers Tot IS 20 Lunaquist.
tiilY upstairs clothes shop. Green nidr
~|~~~S~~~eee~es~-~~
20 Male Situation
YotNa launch operator and engineer
experience Puget sound AnH southeast
Alaska. Fslisbis desires situation. Aias
IA preferred Address 90. star
WANTED rmpiaymsnt - am hinh
must have u Phone . istf
PRACTICAL MAN. making chickens pay
On eitY lot wants smait ranch SALARY
~ partnership Address CO star
ANfIlifNa ~ the tins - hFieh waFt sud
painties GOOD ~ofh reasonable price
Address fsss star
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2i-Female Help Wanted


wASTEp-nY cifii fsfyie. cemmis-
sian Triangle nniiatas applicants faf
examination faf foiio~inE citY hospital
positions Fifst Cock Second Cook
hahsri kitchen Helper caii On ritu
Service Commission On - before March
10 1919. ~ Information ard arpitFa
tina blanks United state. citizenship
and residence 10 Seattle for the past
ssar required
LADIES We pa g. cssh ~sshiy eapYins
names and addresses fef us home
spare ftHiH. ssnefinHHs unH@fessnfF
Send tef tn stamps faf eapf material
STANDARD Copying Go Nashua
GOVERN ArAT roHfrtasH ap.a "a
wensn. sfa month Write Immediate
" fef free usf FFanhiin fnsfttuis
Dept fttsa Rochester y
AsfEb-Amaisufs iytte Theatre %.
Occidental ave- Fsfsas
~-~-~~~s~s>f~@eN~s->s~se>e~ e>N~~-~S~~-~~-~-@~-
22-Female Situation
AZ rbtcAfEn fsfin~f etta= -
sfshss pasittuh &c haus~hsspsf 10 ettf
~ Mtfawsf anf ore - fea rhtifrsn.
eiuh - FauHs H~H references
Hnusah repsr sol Nisfh ave Hean1
s7aazasas@s
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HY botSu business upstatfs ffaets ssiis
rasn's 90 suits snd oNsfeasts for as
TFseis's Upstairs suit shop. sets Tbtfd
ontatSAt MODERN nAnBFR cot.
iEuE les Mats - nFsneh ~ aftE
matters 81 first barber college n the
wefid wsHfs yau % learn hArtsF trade
wages paid assist securing positions
Lifetime msmhership - 50 colleges
Reduced spTiHE tsfss csfaiasus fres
cAhH PAID snf plated aateh fasss atd
saif silver. fais~ teeth ~ fsariFF
rrstsiFs istr y rtae Past sass
ksVtSkUaira = - usTs tsss - -
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Deputy clerk

city Comptroller and .r-offIeio
City Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-06

oRPHEum
A real war drama is the head.
liner at the Orpheum this week.
with Lillian Kingsbury. formerly
with Robert Mantell. In the leading
role. capa5ly supported by Leigh
ton Starker.
Deslree Lubowska gives modern
dances. I'd Morton's singing OF "A
Mothers Rosary II a hit.
A novel cycling act Is that OF
Valentine and Bell. Fred Warren
and Effle Coniey are funny but a
bit too Grass.
Clark and Verdi. Italian comedi-
ans, are clever as OF yore. and
you'll find some good laughs and
real muFic in The Four Sultanas."
METROPOLITAN
In Kick In" a crook drama. the
wilkes Stock Co. has opened It's
engagement admirably at the Met
ropolitan theatre. A good show.
well produced-that was the yer-
dict Sunday.
Norman Hackett, In the role q
Chick Hewes. a reformed crook.
plays the lead.
Miss Phoebe Hunt plays Molly.
Chicks" wife. very capably. and
Stanley De Wolfe handles the role
OF Detective Whip" Fogerty with
exceptional talent.
Minor roles are well taken. the
entire company having scored .
HIT In It's Introductory appearances.
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Official ballot 20 he used IN ----
Gerisnstion ~ precinct 70 he print
sd or r'en1pefl
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
You rnay write IN tho blank space
provided below each group tho
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Is.
Subscribed and sworn Z, before
me this ---- day OF ----s 10.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-17
DIAMOND PUZZLE RACE
ENDS This EVENING
Solutions of Second Problem in Con-
test Must Be Turned in by
s O'clock.

The time for turning in solutions Of the
second problem in the diamond puzzle
contest closes at 6 O'Clock this evening,
except in the case Of those who received
their notices later. owing to distance
and delay in receiving their mail. Charts
mailed so as to bear a postmark CORE
spending with or not later than the clos
ing hour will be received the same as
II brought direct to The Herald office
Several inquiries have been received
as to whether It would be proper to
touch the right-hand margin more than
once, or in other words, would II be
proper after having reached the right
hand margin, to run back one section,
then return to the margin again. By
studying the illustration, It will seem
that the chain must end when It has
once reached the right-hand margin. 1t
may touch the left-hand, or the too or
bottom margin as often as is desired
but 1t must not be drawn backward at
all after the right-hand margin has been
reached.
Those who did not pay tho fun amount
allowed to be paid with each different
solution when registering their solu-
tions OF the first puzzle, have the privilege
Of raising the amount to the maximum
with their solutions Of the second. Be
sure to write the name and address on
each solution, as well as the number of
points and the amount paid on the nrst
puzzle.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-17
Ole Gown Grier

The Board of. Education will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at its
office in the Franklin Building.
A musical viii be given before mem
bers of the Home Club this evening
at S:15 o'clock. The Cory-Wilbur
Trio will be the attraction.
Members of the woodmen of the
World will meet tonight at o'clock
at Northeast Temple.
The annual froIie and festival of
the Mems Club of st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church will be held at the
parish hall, in Fourteenth street near
Columbia road, this evening at 8
o'clock.
Members of the United States Civil
Service Retirement Association will
meet at the New Ebbitt at s o'clock
this evening.
An entertainment and smoker will
follow the business session Of the
Holy Name Society of st. Pauls
Church in the church hall this even
ing. Thomas E. Petty is president
of the society and Rev. Father James
E. krug is spiritual director.
The graduating exercises of the CO.
lumbia Hospital Training School for
Nurses will be held at Rauscher's on
the evening of May 25.
William w. schoenbOrn, Maurice b.
Landers and. Ralph E. Kicker have
sent out invitations to an informal
dinner of the Chi Psi Fraternity in
Washington at the University Club on
May % at 6 o'clock.
Karl Lehman, secretary of the
Southern States Christian Endeavor
Union, will address delegates from
the northeast Virginia churches in
the Methodist Protestant Church at
Cherrydale. Va, tomorrow evening.
Members of the Pocahontas Memo
rial Association will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Hotel
Bellevue.
William b. oliver, editor of the
Daily Bible, of New York, will speak
at the gathering of the Congressional
Auxiliary al the Y. w. C. A. this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock.
The board of lady managers of the
Baptist Home for Children will hold
a lawn party at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Newman, in Tilden
street, opposite Pierce's old mill. next
Saturday from 10 a. M. until p. m.
Under auspices of the AgasSiE Club.
composed OF members of the senior
class of the Miner Normal School.
talks, with lantern slides, will be
given to pupils of the eighth grades
of the tenth and eleventh divisions
tomorrow evening. and to those of the
twelfth and thirteenth divisions on
Friday. Both lectures will be given
at 1870 in the assembly hall of the
Normal School, Georgia avenue and
Euclid street. by Prof. Charles M
Thomas.
The Committee on the Preservation
of Historic Spots and Records of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will meet tomorrow morning at
1890 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Charles W. Richardson, 1917 Connec-
ticut avenue.
Members of the Federal Employees
Union. No. 1852. will meet at Nation
al Rifles Armory tonight at 8 o'clock
H. NJ. McLarin is president of the or
ganization.
Miss Anna Bird Stewart, writer of
poetry and stories for children and
author of The Gentlest Giant" Will
read from her own writings in the
assembly hall of George Washington
this afternoon at o'clock
The public has been invited.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-17
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
WINS SUIT FOR SALARY
Miss Genevieve Marsh Awarded S765
With Six Years Interest. Under
Courts Ruling.

Miss Genevieve Marsh, a District high
school teacher. was awarded Se5 with
six years interest, her claim against the
District for salary. by Justice Stafford in
District Supreme Court yesterday. The
amount was the difference between the
salary of an eighth grade teacher and
that OF a high school teacher, to which
work she was assigned.
Miss Marsh was backed by the High
School Teachers Association in her suit,
the teachers aiming to test the Districts
method Of paying detailed teachers.
In her declaration Miss Marsh said she
had declined a contract to teach in Mont
clair. n. J.. at $500 a year in order to
accept a position in the Washington
schools. She expected TO receive a sal
The Washington herald., 1916-05-17
1000 Express Drivers Strike.

Chicago, May ia new snarl in Chi
cago's labor strife appeared today when
nearly 100 wagon drivers for railway
express companies, angered by alleged
hostility to their union, refused to go
to work. The local trafic Of the COM
panies was crippled and police were sent
10 the barns OF the express companies to
prevent trouble.
Prepare for the Wedding.
Consult GUIDE now about the flowers
md floral decorations. 1914 F ST.