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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Dear Tommy. have you heard about
the pennywinkle flat,
They have new canary bard hs'S
fooling every cat
On the parior table. stands hls cage.
which Is quite round and vide.
when the cat runs 20 claw him BE hops
to the other side
Broken hearted and crest-faIlen. the
cat he sneaks away.
Birdy says 10 him, "call again some
other day.
HIS tricks. I cannot mention, the bird
be is so wise,
Tom listened with attention, then
biinked his shining eyes.
Fond darling, / viii bring 70 tnee. the
trophy of this field.
Ere the morning dawn appear. you'll
view his torn shield,
About their wise canary bird youli
hear no more OF that.
Tomorrow they'll have vacant cage,
in the pennywinkle fiat
The folks were resting on the porch
enjoying their evenings fun.
Tom did silently approach, into the
house did run;
when he came 70 birdy's room. to
cause no fear or dread.
he quickly turned right about and
walking in tail ahead
-Birdy." said Tom. see the soldiers
passing by
As the bird he peeped out ON the table
Tom did fly.
Into birdy's cage. Tom slipped his
tail unseen.
Saying. birdy please excuse me. for
being a little green.
Today was wrapped in ecstacies,
when heard You sing.
With honors to your melodies my
compliments / bring;
The bonds Of love and friendship
around US fondly twine;
With your pleasing invitation togeth-
together VIE shall dine.
Birdy now was all asmile, ehirping in
high glee,
Hopping to the feed cup 70 share his
hospitality;
With birdy's back nov turned Tom
slightly raised his head,
He quickly drew out :is tail and
slipped the paw instead.
Tom was now ready with his powerful
claw.
Keeping his head from birdy ,yiew, to
hide his tiger jawa
no return with victory it was his
grand desire,
He quickly grabbed him by the breast
and dragged him from the wire.
This brilliant feat. said Tom is not diff
ficult for me-
It's only a part OF my clever strategy;
lie has caught many tricky mouse
and many cunning rat,
There's no bird Gagged in any house
too wise for Dooley's cat.
Cornelius Cooney
Shoemaker
1ig South Third, ST.. chickasha, Okla
Ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO.

Psaes Aath L4er AtroeIlIss.

Peace Hath Her Atrocities.
Ills music is 50 violent complained
ths critic, with a shudder
Well, suppose ID is possible for
even violent music to be composed. p
replied the professional iokesmith.
making a note on his cuff.Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07
An Opportunity

wem product tha could
cover western eene Q DO nt We
expect o he il
e whole country NO
mancn deny t h oad have L have hd
esto For
ennow o ike n ue
se t a 500 IN EL NATE
STOCK distributed people as possible
kind Of stock in our
q advertising da made "a
uona seller on 81 its
eComra it is small investment
heprntn Q
watf he idea ofgetIga aninyst ii
wha is it possible t make
uno ortwenro onh although one hundred
smigy good twoudn
oa- company if W d n max
d business whether i s or not
idea han and Okla
homaam hen.a thousand daIrsa
marketing in this
susedas the
any one
bulletin MATE w SPEAKS
veryhig D he pu
good hr esonachan nerves
value each Woode
bankers nd a
rnh aresa IN Oklahoma This company
law we believe laying
foundation cal this way thousand r
can make Ell MATE ne
il the emanuac . soda a
h erodud chief drink Of mil
souhA refreshing drink
b Ell the biggest not te Ogg sss
the fountain
An in
an 100000 fountains IN the United
satsor two fountains u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

stnl Il isn't entirely surprising that
Dr. Cohen is dining and motoring the
bishop IN view Of the near approach
Of the annual conference. But We
can't conceive Of what sinister motive
D. G. Jones has iH view unless il il
simply 70 boost his batting average.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

II you are contemplating running
over a telephone pole Or house with
your car. il might be well to trade it
to the British for one Of their tanks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Personally We hold that womsn is
taking ar unfair advantage Of her
husband when she buys more than
three o. four dresses and hats al one
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Broken hearted and cresI.failen. the
cat he sneaks away.
Birdy says 10 him, Cali again some
other day;
HIS tricks. cannot mention, the bird
he Is so wise,
Tom listened with attention, then
biinked his shining eyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07
What the Company is
Offering You

yha aonda thousand
have and advertising about
thay an iii the ground TO-
safe md
lifts before ncdd
yftharm sail We could
much investment in Ell NATE oNiANf Inns
comTans
you would like to invest p 0ns one
share which is s
ana tenshne investors we prefer !"
haven
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Unwilling 70 accept such Ilberality
Mr. Wootten has recommended that
Ed BuFton's contribution to the hat
fund be returned to him#
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Dear Tommy, have you heard about
the pennywinkle flat,
They have new canary bard he's
foolingl every cat.
On the parior table. stands hls cage.
which is quite round and vide.
when the cat runs 20 claw him BE hops
to the other side
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Fond darling, ! viii bring 70 tnee. the
trophy of this field
Ere the morning dawn appear. you'll
view his torn shield,
About their wise canary bird y0uIl
hear no more or that.
Tomorrow they'll have vacant cage,
in the pennywinkle fiat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

And Why cant Miss Musketteer get
hunch that Il ia time for her 70 ny
her kltes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

sixty shares are allotted to chickasha and when these
be rejected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-07

Another thing, il isn't hard for 2
man to have a previous opinion" in
the case when it doesn't suit him to
sit as juror
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Clsnde DonShu-. 3. and Rosa NJ Hardinr 4
both Of Blue Plains Va. Rev. h F. Down,
Jesse II. Crouch. p Runnymede Va and T7iys-
oeth W. Ninborne. a. Richmood. Va Rev. l.
NJ. Chsmbers
Ernest Bennett, g. and NELL. z Sullivan. q
Rev. J. NJ O'Bren
Walter n. Dyer. = and Stella o. Allen. 2.
Rev. c. Z. Fultz.
William W. WestrinF. jr. B Brootlyu. n 7
and Leonora z BuriS. 2, BrooklEnd D. q
Rev. n. W. n. Millinrnn.
Irving Whitehead. e.. Lgnchburs Va snd Ioill,
NJ. Cordls 2 Linsdsls Ca. Rev. R n MeBtn
Ralph Z. Walker q. and Mae Ahos Tbomp,ou.
H. Rev. G. X. T. Cogswell.
Maurice W. Lacey 3 and Mrrrrr+ A P---
hngsme. .. Rev. + A HsnnSn.
Henry o. Swanson, 2. and RobstA n weh.r
p. Rev II. Anstsdt
Jack V. Hazard, =, and Gertrude A. Ru-.u.
~ her. W. A. WeddeFsDoou-
Charles p. BrosnzhEn. g and Helen Y. Psul.
o, both q Baltimore. Rev. r NJ RichSrdsou
John =. Pollock. "a Boyds Nd and Grscs A
MAetintosh. "a. Rev o. 4 6iilinghs-
Myer EngelbsrE 2. and Anna Schv1-tI z
both q Norfolk, Va. Rev. G site-stone
RsTy Owen Holt, =. Lynchbu-E Va. and Mar
Anna Psdsett 2. Ia Plata, Nd Rev. Il S.
smith.
Robert c. Lester. -. and Mary K. HieEs,. q
Rev. T. G. smyth.
CoLORED
MalOry G. Payne. s.. and Helen Jams 81 R--
W. A. Jones
Arthur L. Curtis. d. and Helm Y. Gora5n. =.
Rev. Z B. Smith
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tive as we'll as the foreign born
charging ahead as though to meet
the invisible enemy who menaced
their homes and hearthstones.
And just as sincere were the
throngs who witnessed the parade
those who were not allowed 10
march because the ranks were al
ready overhlled. those who had been
unable to march for any reason,
but were one in thought with the
marchers and were no less anxious
tor. their country and willing to
spring to its defense.
No one who bcheld the inspiring
stream OF people could doubt that
the spirit OF seventy-six still DOS
sesscs the country. Without prepa-
ration, without rehearsal, almost at
minutes notice, all had dropped
their daily duties and taken their
place in line, to defy and warn any
one who doubted that all were alert
to the nations welfare And lust as
quickly would they spring to answer
the call to arms should it come.
OF course. the mission OF the DEM
onstration has been fulflled-it will
caution those who question the
spirit of the United States.
We women who watched from the
grandstand told each other that our
pride in our countrymcn was of the
tenderest and strongest, and we lis
tened with fast beating hearts when
the men tod that the New York
demonstration is indicative OF tho
temper of the whole nation-that il
the entire country had been called
upon to parade for preparedness as
great or a greater percentage would
have answered the summons.
Thomas a. Edison, one of the
marching patriots, feeling that he
was too weary to last along the
entire route, determined to drop out
after passing the reviewing stand
Instead, however, he marched to
the common destination where the
parade disbandcd, and explained that
he did so because the enthusiasm oil
the people had so gripped and in.
spired him that he forgot his own
disability ard was carried on by the
common sentiment.
There is but one regtct about the
great preparedness parade. and that
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

p q and e. Masachusetts Avenue Heixhts-G.
p. Meade to c. @. Gibbs. 81.
Square 1901, undivided one third interest In lots
2 % and q Massachusetts, Avenue Heights-G'
II. Meade to W. s. Mawy, s.
Eye street. between Eighth and Nath streets
northeast. squars oil. lot sEBurdett Stryker et
uK. Laura VI. tosJohn @. and Margaret N. zeidier'
joint tenants, SO
SIS Tsenty-frst street northwest, square lo. un-
divided e-hsh interest in original lot s-John ~
Dom to Hight Co., lncorporatsd. $40.
William G. Galliher and George W. Hususly. SO
Trinidad. lots p to %, block n-Hisht Co.
Incorporated. to John NJ Dom, SO.
Square lo3 lot 81. Chillum castle Heshts-
Washington Land & Mortgage Company TO b. Ia
Hardesty, s, 20.
ChIlum Castle HsiShts-Ooutinentsi Trust Com
pany to Washington Land Mortgage Company.
lots % and 90 square 5o3. 600.
52i -Four and-s Half street southwest, square s8,
lot l5-ChsIlCs' II. Bauman and Walter H. Bar
low. jr., trustees. TO jacob Ferman. N.7oo
Washington Heights. lot 84-Antoinette W. Brown
IN Bessie Bralore. so.
$40 Fourteenth street northwest, square 1854 lot
IS. University Park. block H-Mary F. Denmead
to Grace VI. Pitrhlynn, so.
Mount Airy. plot MISUNDERSTANDING A. Doyle
ct yir Harold z. to John T. Smith, SIC.
524 Four-a and a-HsR street southwest, square ss'
lot l5-Jacob FermAn et ux. Sarah to Arthur +.
Owens, So
Trinidad south part lot II, block lo-Joseph +.
Hile ct ux Mary D. to James n. Early. H.loo.
- New York avenue northwest square SO. lot
22-Thomss A. Jameson to Eugene J. and Sarah
Il Hourihane joint tenants SO.
Cleveland Park lot IS. block civilian n. Moore
ct ux Mary F. to John F. Barton, 80.
52i -Four -s-HEn street southwest. squer S8
lot 4S-Arthur r. Owens TO Max and Sarah Jacobs.
joint tenants, SO
Whitrey Close, lot = block 9; lot s. block 10
American Security & Trust Co., trustee, TO Edith
II. Gottwals. $500.
9ns G. street northwest. square lo3, lot a-William
T. Thompson ct al TO Elmer ii. and Estena NJ
Catn, so.
III Hickman street southeast-Irene Gallon et
vir Edwin C. to Charles C. Cooper, lot Al. square
Ts5, 500.
Lsnier Heights-Jessis s Dawes TO Georu Il
Grsyson, lot 9el. so
Kalorama Hrights-Horsce A. Dodge ct III TO
Richard Cobb, lot q, block Is. 80.
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THE PREPAREDNESS PARADE.
" TITHOU1 question, the great

" WITHOUT question, the great
w est civilian psrade the
world has witnessed re-
Gently bore testimony in New York
to the demand of the American peo-
PIE for preparedness. Over one
hundred and twenty-five thousand
marchers, four thousand OF whom
were women, swept up Fifth avenue
twenty abreast, the first OF the long
column making a start at half past
nine in the morning-the last OF the
brilliant spectacle passing the re-
viewing stand just twelve hours
later.
1t was ore OF the most thrilling
and dignihed sights ! have ever wit
messed. Fifth avenue was like the
great, restless ocean-a turbulent
sea OF waving American flags. Al
most every bystander and onlooker
wore the national colors in his but
tonhole or on her dress, and my
heart was stirred with new love for
the emblem of my country.
Most strongly was | impressed by
two facts about the great parade.
First, was the unity of thought dom
mating this awakened world of peo-
pie. The individual, his petty aims
and selfish ambitions, were lost for
the moment in realization of the
interest OF the whole, and yet un-
doubtedly the whole depended abso-
lutely upon individual thought, senti-
ment, and devotion.
Second, was impressed by the
diversity of the marchers. Not only
was every profession, trade, and sta
ton of life represented, from SUI
preme court justices, judges, bank
ers, lawyers, doctors, authors, to
street cleaners, bootblacks and
those humber walks of life, but de-
sccndants OF radically antagonistic
races marched side by side, united
in the common thought Every one
of the wa-ring European nations
was represented-Germany, France,
England, Russia, and Italy-even to
the remote Oriental countries. All
were equally sincere-all marched
with heads erect and shoulders
thrown back, swept on by a mutual
love of this, their country-the ma
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY, JUNE I6, 1916

continued to June 80; attorney. ]. A.
O'Shea.
In re estate of Henry c. Freitag, de-
ceased; time to submit motion for new
trial extended to June %.
United States VS.. George Delaney;
robbery; verdict not guilty; attorney,
e. NJ Hewlett
United States VS.. William Coles;
housebreaking, and violation Section
s26B, d. c. Code; sentenced to peni-
tentiary for eighteen months; placed
on probation; recognizance 500 taken;
attorney. II. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Clifford Lane; vio-
lation Section S26B. d. c. Code; ver-
dict not guilty: attorneys, Bert Emer-
son and G. H. McNenl.
United States VS.. Norman w. Swee-
ney; nonsupport; plea guilty; senten-
ced to Washington Asylum and jail
for one year; placed on probation; re-
cognizance 800 taken; ordered to pay
wife one-half OF salary.
United States VS.. Mary Carter and
Joseph Thomas; adultery; plea guilty;
sentenced to Washington Asylum and
Jail for four months; attorney. H. l..
Tignor.
United States VS.. Oscar Johnson and
French Francis; depreciation on pri-
vate property; verdict guilty; each
remanded; attorneys, A. W. Scott and
W. c. Martin.
United States VS.. George Turner;
grand larceny; plea guilty; remanded
and referred to probation officer; at
torley, c. S. Williams:
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Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. :.
Justice siddons.


Reilly VS.. Reilly; order to hle more
specific answer in ten days; plaintiff s
attorneys. I. A. Block and F. R. Gibbs;
defendants attorneys, J. NJ. McLAchlen,
=. B Rhodes and W. c. English.
Nsylor VS.. Jefferson; rule as to sale
Of property returnable June 3; plain
tits attorney. Hubert Newsom.
Holman VS.. Hoffman; order continuing
hearing on rule TO June g; plaintiffs at
torney, George P. Hoover.
Payne VS. Honeycutt; order pro con-
fesso; order OF publication; plaintiffs at
torney, W. w. Edwards.
Thomas vs. Thomas; order continuing
hearing on rule TO next motion day plain
tins attorneys, W. G. Gardiner and w.
J. Neale.
Kelly vs. Taylor; order appointing
Charles W. Fits guardian ad litem; plain
tits attorney, c. W. Stetson.
Simonton vs. Simonton; rule as to all
nony pendente lite. counsel fees and
costs returnable June 3; plaintiffs attor-
ney, d. e Clarke.
Wilmer ct al VS.. Bradley; order modi-
flying decree OF January a, 1876; plain
tir's attorneys, McKenney & F1anneryi
defendants attorney, S. Duncan Bradley.
Evans VS.. Evans; order continuing rule
to June q; plaintiffs attorney, D. E.
Clarke.
In re lunacy OF Harriet L Wise; or
der authorizing committee to extend loan.
Forrest VS.. Forrest; order instructing
trustees: plaintiffs attorney, w. G.
Gardiner; defendants attorneys, H. E.
Davis and w. B. Guy.
Cohen vs.. Cohen; order discharging rule {:
plaintiffs attorney, B. T. Doyle; defend
ants attorney. E. L. Gies.
Mechling vs.. Payne; order pro con-
fesso; plaintiffs attorneys, Gordon &
Gordon.
Krick VS.. Ringgold ct al: order pro
confesso and reference to William H.
shipley. examiner: plaintiffs attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Swartzell vs. Wilson; order TO pay fund
from registry; plaintiffs attorney, I. H.
Linton.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANsErps

ori.So.T Nse street northeast, square a5, mar,
onsInA @ oI and all lot H-Hannah n. DonoT.r
so Third street southeast squ,r. NJ ,,-. ,,,S
ot H-Aary NJ. Gordon. Charles T. Gordon NJ
Belle Gordon and Mrs. Ella Pas, 70 CbsrIss "
Newhoussr. so. 'n1ieS W.
lof Eye street northeast, squar. e lot IL
Luther A srGtzen to James G. Nealon 80
Twelfth street, between G and | street. so,,tb
east. square 96, lot 7f-Charles VI. Cor,on 10 A.,
SO 'Ns 'eh&nts'
Eve street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
northeast, square ss, lot n-Cnarles M. Cor.on
to Amelia Turner. SO.
uniontovn' part lots rs to is-John T. Fowler,
n, to Cora @. Fowler, SO
S4 Warder street northwest. square ,s3 lot
.. Whitney Closs. block e-Edith a. Gottval. IN
Mary y. and Henry s. HUNT. joint tenants 80
lE3 Thirty ffth street northwest square lats mort
lot S-HaT A. Hesarty and Thomas splavn.
trustees and szecutors, to Annie volk, 81 M
squarsr 80. 4ndirided~ ooefhird tntxest in lots
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
Criminal nvfslon. No. l.
Juatice GouId.

United States VS.. James T Allen
murder in first degree; verdict guilty
attorneys, J. H. Ralston and S. D
Willis.
United States VS.. Thomas e. Bris-
coe; nonsupport; bench warrant issued
United States VS.. George Brockman:
nonsupport: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Joseph Meehan;
larceny from United States; plea
guilty as to first count; sentence sus-
pended; rscognizance 500 taken; at
torney. James NJ. Proctor.
United States VS.. George Pratt; nom
support; bench warrant issued
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
ARMY Bill Reported.

The army appropriation bill. carrying
s157, 10000, was reported to the House
yesterday by Chairman Hay. OF the Mill
tary Affairs Committee. II includes 500,
900 for the summer training camps. Mr..
Hav will endeavor to have II taken up
in the House Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
Answers to Correspondents.

N. DeK-Send your scenario,
typewriter, TO the scenario depart
ment OF any reputable company II
you think you have talent, register
at the studios, leaving your photo
graph and description, and when
they are in need of your type they
will send ior you.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
Circuit Divfsfon No. :.

Richardson VS.. Hartman; time TO
plead extended to June %; plaintiffs
attorney, H B. Moulton; defendants
attorney, r. NJ. Hudson.
Luckey VS.. National Savings & Trust
Co.; time to submit motion for new
trial extended to June 80; plaintiffs
attorney. J. H. Stewart; defendants
attorney, George Francis Williams.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

is that the whole American people
could not have been there to wit
ness it.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

NJ. NJ. N-The magazine informed
you rightly. Dickens, Robert Louis
Stevenson, and Emerson.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

A Friend-Thank you for your
very pleasant letter. Consult hair
specialist-some tonics are benei-
cial while others are not. ! think
waiting year before taking up high
school WORK would make il all the
harder whcn you did so to take up
your interrupted studies. II you
have two years to spend on the first
years work and your health is m
certain, why not take that grade
more slowly and easily?
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
Aex Mskhx.
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund. Sl3s SO s22
total receipts yesterday, S.7n,lT; total
Payments Yesterday. Si.49S.795
The deficit this fiscal year is SIS, ,6gs, 81
Eainst a deficit of SlO6. s25 425 last year
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public
debt transactio
Revenue receipts this fiscal year. UP "a
the close of business or June Is, $50
AL. %. IS; revenue receipts for the CORE
spending period last year. ssDl lis. 1851
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
Up to the close Of business on June Is
$50, ,e57. $40, ordinary disbursements for
the corresponding period last year, 3707.-
934, ,T2541
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
HOMESEEKER!

ESDo YOU want 10 hUv a plot OF a half
etre, where you can have a garden OF
dfbowers. vegetables. fruit ana poultry:
kbUild a bun CalOw among trees over
e1coking charming countryside lnhsb-
Eted by respectable white families:
ISrhere the distance from the Capitol is
= ess than TO Chevy Chase and the time
reach only y minutes. where YOU
rEet five times more ground for $500
pon easy payment plan. compared to
fhuying a city lvt 25NloO feet for $1,000
Fo $4,000 Write .Cr map and full in
formation. BON 2Os. this office.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
Criminal Division, No, Z
Juaffre Sidd0ua

United States VS.. Harry WarneI; se-
duction; time to submit motion for
new xtal. and In arrest Of Judgment
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Probate Division,
justice sfddonA.

Estate David D. Kidd; exemplified copy
OF will filed.
Estate Laurastine c. Smith; exempt
fed copy of will filed.
Estate Richard w Murphy: petition fer
sale OF real estate filed; attorney, c. w.
Stetson.
Estate Harry A. Robinson; petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney. r. H
Yeatman.
Estate Tillie A. Baxter; exemplihed
copy OF will filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

Alexander Al have never heard
OF the company which has your man
uscript. but ten weeks is not a long
time for them to keep it, | think.
Many Of the editors 10 whom they
send it will keep it three or four
weeks. Why not wait little long
er? Very few people succeed at once.
When you get your manuscript
back, why not send it out yourself
and get the editors opinions direct?
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

c. E. S-Why not write direct to
Creighton Hale regarding the ques-
ton you ask me? He is with the
Pathe Company.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

Mrs. r. c. Marshall.-Florence
Lawrence il now with Univer-
sal. Arthur Johnson died last Feb
ruary. Rags" was taken in Cali
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17
GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES
CO.
643 Maryland av. ne.
Phone Lincoln 1884.
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District Division.
Justice Siddons.

In re opening Kane Place; certain funds
in registry ordered disbursed.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

CADILLAC
THE COOK & STODDARD CO.
ll3s Connecticut av.
Phone n. 1910.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

HUDFORD TRUCKS
WASHINGTON HUDFORD Co,
Service station rear 13lO-l2 l. st NV.
Phone NJ 77S2. Night phone NJ. s1sl.
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MOTOR TRUCKS.

sMITH-FORM-A-TRU
Your Ford and $4,000"
RECORD AUTO CO.,
631 Mass Ave
kOEHI.ER-
CROW MOTOR SALES CO.,
Sls Twelfth St
Phone NJ 1876
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

CROW ELK-HART-
CROW MOTOR SALES CO.
1915 New York av.
Phone Main 642O.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-17

METz-EMPIRE-
CARTERCAR SALES Co.
1888 Fourteenth St
Phone North 1902.