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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-27
4s-mlscELLANgous FOR SALE

SASH AND DOORS
Manufactured Ia our own NTH and soia
AZ factory prices. We ahip to anyone.
anywhere. one price to anybody
freuipt shipnents Safe delivery 20
destination guaranteed Our big illus
trAted catAlcz No. 81 mailed free
postpaid. on receipt % request,
t-cruss' panel doors. e-sxa-s iiN
Craftsman bungalow doors .. 100
one panel. s-piy veneer door. 7oo
French doors. 10 lights ....... 800
Screen doors. .-sxg-s. galvanized
wire ......:................. iso
STANDARD twe-iiEh, windows. from II, sp
tNio. t-ligh. SAT- ........... So
isnisxfs sprucs flour bins . $50
prain boards. 9es.t ......... "a
Williams Gold seal Mixed Paint.
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CHINESE MEDICINE
~ Nea Have Isesn
Da~tcstua Wsshsut Ne
sais foe yeurs. See Me
ard Investigate my
resn -dies
The meet otssirats
eases 81 asthma. rhsu
ms,issn ana nsrseus
disorders havs been
treated successfully
cors,ipa stnn. chtsrfH
sns disorder. % shs
bladder. ssin am
q eruarh. - well s
sppendie's's are ~
,t~rsd without opera
don. ny sdrtes 10
frea
Esg wyMvpy 60.
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Hsr-iarian iEta9 ascepa 50 ws.k %
REPoRT or THE FINANCIAL
condition Of the Guardian Trust
and Savings Bank. located at Sc
attic. state OF Washington, at the
close OF business on the goth day
OF June. 1917.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts see. 1890. 1TT.32
0verdrafta .............. 311f8
Bonds. warrants and 9TH
err securities ........ bn.Ba-Tg
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures ...... b.a20.7o
other real estate owned. 13.3ib.35
Due from banks -an-
proved reserve agents. 2s.sf3st
Checks on other banks
and other cash items e.. 2.2est2
Cash on hand ......... 2s.2ts.a3
Expenses .....4........ l3.Ss2.si
Total ..............s +33. 62a %
Capital stock paid in -. 800. 600. 90
Undivided profits ..... 12,6bG.s2
Due to banks-deposits.. s.a30fb
Deposits ............... 900.a6a9t
Certified checks .... 10000
Total .............sts
state Of Washington, County OF
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WASTED-FoR sERvICE ~ ALAsRA,
on steamer Of e. and q. survey. ono
quartsrmastsr. $500. four seemen'
$500 per month. July 70 October.
Apply 20f Burke Bldg, becond ana
Marion.
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ADALINE LLOYD
Others como and 70. but for 20 years
Adaiins Lloyd hns been Battles phren-
oloeist and business adviser In all az
fairs of life FL Union. Apt X. FL
Holt 1914. Special this week, sOc
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OPPORTUNITIES


ALASKA SALMON CANNING AND
fiHhins company, honestly managed.
hN competent mem holdings where
every rAnuvry has Increased ita pack
every war, scod profits assured this
year and hik returns next year. invites
lhNeHtisnuou By Investors. who may
have priyiieEei or deferred monthly
payments ON Investment n. ". u.
ets New York block.
BACHELOR. ALONE. OWNER. Will
rent or soil very cheap. tnterurhan
good business place. notioua. miiiin.
cry. candy store. Garden and buiid.
inss Fred Relish. Gen. Del. city.
hsrAhtiSltnp nurTERMft.K ROUTE
Tor sale, bargain. Inquire Manly
STABLES. si0g Western
FOR SALE ROOM NICELY ruR-
nirhed rpoming house. $3.50 cas-. mort
gSUe tsiei rent $50 Per month. io-
catnd a. tit.tis Columbia st Inquire
az Columbia 81. Phone Elliott sspj.
foR SALE or RrSr
blacksmith shep and dwelling sdioin-
ms. IN good town. Good opening for
first-ciaSs blacksmith. write or
zee W. = Gordon. Concrete. wash.
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LOST AND FOUND

srRAVEp or sroLEN-AN iRiMi
softer dor, black mutsl. ana black
spot on tail. Reward. J. q. white.
Ecrton.
LOST MONDAY, DOWNTOWN Dis
trict. Eastern star pin. crescent SCI,
with pearls. Reward. ballard ffss
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GFSUIEB PANAMAs. 1900 VALUES
FOR ss.so. Lundauist LILY upstairs
clothes shop. Green BLDG. Fourth and
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Gail a, Circulation Department The star
and talk with Mr. smith.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

On. \. \, fREnR -PuYsicikS AND
surgeon grnito-urtnary and rectal dis
eases. Traders Block. corner Third
ave ard Marien st Hours m 20
,, m. evenings. : 60 .. Sundays 10
.-> to ~ lhSps hiliett ne.
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Frames. Mouidinx.. builders Hardware.
Ntiii work.
o. u. WILLIAM co.
1919 First Ave q seattle. wash.
JONES ECZEMA cuRE--TRrAf. nor
n re az, sss Address o J'n'" P. o
NEW PIANOS FoR REST. RNST AZ
Nnion
Dunn sEtI~ TRUNKS
Ard bars Tor less Repairing % iuKrass
.nd umbrellas SO Second ave. nssr
Jane. Msin fsir
caw,>,r1M rrNrs AwSfSds
aWkEk4HS rv-rything In Canvas
-N4ktfSsw~- J. webb Kitchen q Co,
81 University.
PHoNoGpArMa ofYR SPECIALLY
We trade. euy. rent. repair.
MYSTICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
isis Wss,iske Elliott gsTs.
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical fustFumsn,.
N-~~-~~~~~-~~~~-r>r>~>|>>N-~ s-~--e~~~~~>>~>~~->
se-miscEllsNEous WANTED
IS 20 SIS for good used sui,sI oth~r arti-
eies proportionatsiy. Main issi.
~ rot HAVE ANYTHING TO SILL.
81, ~ Sec.Iis Sses,ss G. Ss,e ~,
cHiRopooIsr- FOOT SPECIAL.
1877
On. PARKER- HogRa. IL TO =. N-
SiS psnsZ ssax corss removed &c.
az mAssAoiNc AND BATHS
MISS BURNSIsMa..sa.saoer: 1up
days and evenings. office ~. iss9
Pfks st.
MAnfE MEAD AND lsafgrANT--
Massage office -. 1854 Pike, III
Holt Hotel
MISS JEwELfS-MaNfcuR JifI.
THIRD. office 10
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AMERICAN BOYf
ARE YOU DOING YOUR Bfrf

TIE seat,is star has several fins opsn-
ings for live boys and young men be
tween ths ages OF II and ~ years.
afternoon work only 20 start. but
chance TO work into aii-dsy JOB Bone
dandy routes open. too This II TIE
time 10 ret a good route. as many of
cur carriers viii leave town for the
summer.
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cas- FIRST AVENUE
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
QUERY FOR DISTRICT
FROM SENATOR Jones
Fonts Out to Board of Trade Danger
of Representation.

would the citizens of Wa hington rather
oe represented by s8 Representatives and
senators, or one Representative and
one Senator7
This was the question asked the Wash
inSton Board Of Trade at a meeting In
the New Willard last night by Senator
wesley L Jones, of the State Of WASH
mgton- In referring to the question OF
Suffrage for the District.
N you people do get representation, is
u not plausible to supposs that the in
and Senators In your city viii lessenT
ne asked when a question Of concern
To you comes up would not the other
members sit back and think, Well, let
your Representative or Senator nght 1t
oot for you
Senator Jones hinted that he favors
representation for the District, but he
Impressed his hearers to consider the is
uue carefully.
ne city of people living IN my State,
hs continued. The capital is not here
because OF you. but you are here be-
cause Of the capital
'@washfnston Is the Capital of the
Omitted States Every citizen under our
dag has, or should have. an interest In
this city. This should be made a model
hof al OC1er Cllles tAis AeNAOA- -
should Be the mecca not only OF our peo-
PIE, but foreign people as well
Senator Jones expressed regret because
If the existence Of certain conditions
here. He said that among these condi-
tons were ALLEY conditions which are a
tssxrsce and are foul spots In this COM
nunity.
That the nations capital should not
have public schools sufficiently large to
house all children properly Is another
shame"
Representative James T. Lloyd. Of MIS-
souri,, was another speaker. He empha-
sised that washtn gton is your home.
Representative Royal c. Johnson, OF
South Dakota made an entertaining ad-
dress.
This committee recommended that refer
endum No. IS, proposing an amendment
TO the constitution to permit the Presi-
dent to veto separate items In appropria-
tion bills, should be adopted.
William NICK Clayton raised an obJec-
ton. stating that the best legislation
which had ever been passed in the inter-
ests Of the District was by rider. Other
objections were also voiced.
A vote by acclamation showed a divl-
sion. A rising vote was called by Pres
icent Edwin c. Brandenburg, which re-
suited in 95 affirmative votes and s6 neg
atiVe.
Selections were given by the Board of
Trade Glee Club and a buffet luncheoh
Tas served.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
BROKEN CAST IRON
HORSES AND WAGONS.

FOR HTRE-HORsE AND WAGON FOR ANY
kind Of business by day, week, month GEN
ERAL LIVERY CO.. rear 81 Pa NJ. ly.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
MOVIE OF LIVE SKUNK
.PROVESLATESTNOVELTY
New York Zoologist Accompanies
Stunt" Apparently Unscathed.
specl.l . Ta. wnhington He..ld.

Special 70 Tns Washington Hend-
New York, Jan. 22-Photographing a
skunk for the movies" In spite of all
the contingent risks of such feat, is the
latest accomplishment Of Raymond L
Ditnars, curator of the New York Zoo
Iogical Park and one of the pioneers to
3how through the medium of motion pic
lures the habits, traits and tricks Of
animals.
Several days ago Mr.. Ditmars happened
10 pass on the leeward side of the animal
whose coat of fur is priced 30 highly
these days by mflady. 1t was not the
first time that Dtmars realized that
some member OF the skunk family was
lettering IN the marshes near his home,
so he decided to learn more about the
animal
Although forewarned that he would be
exiled from his own hreside II he dared
to run such a risk, Mr.. Ditmars donned
his oldest overcoat and shabbiest hat and
sailed forth IN the direction OF wind
ward for II was evident that the skunk
was still thereabouts
The curator took along as an auxiliary
to his endurance qualities a gas mask,
one that was in use in the trenches of
war-ridden Europe. He was rugged to
tolerate the worst-let II Be as deadly as
it may
Through diplomatic maneuvering and
careful work the curator was able to fol-
low his subject with his pivotal camera
machine. Il
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
PREPAREDNESS FEATURE
FOR INAUGURAL, Plan
Return Of Guardsmen from the Border
Change. Original Program.

National military prsparedpess. as tht
outstanding feature of the inaugural pat
rade, is being looked upon NTH much
favor by high inaugural officials. noty
that 5000 Guardsmen will be recallfa
from patrol duty on the border wAhin the
pext three weeks
Chairman Harper said last night that
he has always been In favor of a pre-
paredness feature. but had Tot pressed
the idea because Of advice from State gov
ernors to the effect that Mexican duty
would interfere with the sending Of troops
to the Inaugural
Officials were unanimous in declaring
that the Inaugural Ia q logical time 20
show the active strength of the Guard
organisations. IT can conceive of no
better chance to show to the people OF
the United States their own home troops
after months in the service than the in
ausural will afford" said an aide Of Col.
Harper.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
LOST

LOST.
LOsTCB. q o. ANNUAL PABS MTRRFD
@. W. Grimsa asmt In pcckrehoA with ss %
In caah and one chsck, found notify Geo W.
Grimes, Derwood, Nd, phooS 6attherSt,,rr 70
y. IL MberaI reward
Losr-CHILDB GENUINE ERAnSE CoIIAR,
Reward returned TO L, v. SCHLoss, asa
Seventeenth IT. NV.
LoST-A BLACK ONYX ROSARY, PROBABLY
at Union Station. Please rsturn to MOESIGNOR
RUSSELL. st. Pstrices Rectory.
tosT-PTN, CONTAINING TWO IMrrHYsr
stones. 81 in oliver. RStarn 10 SU tn St ~,
and receive reward
t0sr-BUNcH OF ABOUT TEN KEYS, sArR
day night Reward. Call Main Ys6,
GOsT-CH1LDs HANDBAG, LOST SUNDAY:
North Capitol St. between BryAnt and @ Finder,
notify l8 Bryant st. nv,
DosT-EARRIN0, on FRIDAYi RUBY AND
diamond earring. Rswsrd returned TO Apart
meut &c, ths Cairo
JosT-DIAM0ND RING, SATURDAY ABrER
noon Reward II rtIrned to go Sherman svS
NV. Col. tsl-
LOsr-R0tND GOLD PIN, BABY PICTURE m
ads, On Ga. ave. car or lsth and o sta Reward
II reformed TO ifS Newton 1t. pw.
tOSr09n CLASP, GOLD, OVAL EHIFTD:
snsrsssd Win shield and letter a. Reward
Rseurn b II. C CRIMES, c.rs Dlnn 4 Martin
Co. ms q. NV.
L6sT-WEBsTER's DICTIONARY, on WE'D
nesday night between Asbury Churuh, uth and X
ss. and 3rt and 9TH sta O MN s~ Reward
Return to ~ II st. nv.
LoST|PAfR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES dOR6-
nsssss. Return to MRS. 4 zARANZ. the Cairo.
and rsceivs inward
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
DESERTED nine YEARS,
HAS HUSBAND Arrested
Searches for Recr-ant Spouse for
Sake of Children.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Milwaukee, Jan. 2.-Outraged woman
hood will nurse its wrongs in silence
Not so with motherhood.
When her husband fed from their
home nine years ago with another wom-
an, Mrs. E. o. Werner forgot her own
injury In the struggle to support her
sons. But after her eldest son, through
lack Of a fathers guidance, took his own
life, she began an unrelentins search for
the man who had wTonged her child.
The pent-up bitterness OF nine years
strugg ID for expression in the voice OF
the fr dI black yeiled woman as she
poured her story into the ears OF District
Attorney label. She sat on the edge Of
her chair and nervously toyed with the
hem of her coat as she talked.
BY her side sat her l2-year-old boy,
who frequently looked up and said.
Don't cry, mamma"
Mrs. Werner came to Milwaukee with
the address OF the man who she says Ned
from their home in Passaic, N. J., nine
years ago When the District attorney
had heard her story he issued a warrant
for the arrest Of Erwin o. Werner, who
lives at 761 Twentieth street
When Werner was arraigned In Dis
trict Court his case was continued. He
was released on $500 bail.
Werner Is employed as a travelling
salesman.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE,

K
Pnsbs LIrermors, 80 years. Providence Hospital.
Emma H. Buck IS M 5th ST. NV.
Emma q. Manning =, ST. Eizabeths Hospital.
Henry B Bolton, S. 1919 Q st. NV
wn- J. Farsi. Il. 5ls Morton st. NV.
John Sanford. IS. St Ezabeth's Hospital.
n Tom ChAmoplos, 2 Geo. Washington U Hos.
James n. Watnouxh, %. 2l4 wyo. ava NV
Louise N. Boss . Sibley Hospital
WIN. p Rice. n. li25 T st. NV.
John @. Ambe-r-. - Conduit road
Sarah Psdgett u. n 18th st. e
infant of August aud Lillian R.ulin. . hours
onfrrhia Hospital.
Frnnas Harold Perkins. , months 900 < NV.
CoLoRED.
James Buford. % years, Garfield Hospital
Edward Masterson q. Georreto~n o. Hospt
james Thornton, q sssar Ct. NV
Gsorxs Wood. Is. Wash. 1ylum Hosp
J.1nss T. wilson q, 1876 L st. NV
Madison Asb-ry. 70. Il2s o St ne
Etswart Br-mbry. 81. ls5 eth st NV
Jamie Bell q, noe D ST. NV
John o. wilkins. @ lslH4 nth st NV.
James L. Dixon. 10 mouthA Freednen's Hospital
Infant Of James Mel ant May 4 Butler, 1
noush En5 st nv.
Infsnt Of Esteils and Burch Long. IA days M
N 81 DIV.
Infant Of VIM and Hnnsts Burke. / day. rf-ed-
nsn's HopS
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
Motor Gossip
By "sI" GRoGAN.

The following automobile licenses were
issued yesterday:
+ses- &c. @. Essby. IN N. 7. ~ Chalmsrs lsli
t@-U. s. Tire Co.. lsp 81 IT.. Ford 1917
t6s8-August Schmidt, 0l ~ st sw; Ford 1915
tass-Jas. P. Mrwshaw. las Kilbouns; Allen 1873
Ecp-Ffsnk J. Miller. a2 Kennedy; Empire 1914
Epi-Poeomao Electric Power Company; Ford 1877
6uD-Pucomao Electric Power Company; F'ord 1917
6Ws-M A Weller Co. 4s lith St Ford 1873
0uo< <Csf1bsd J. Thompson. III St Ford tas
Sun- II 4. King. ne Brothers p. Sc. Dodge 1877
TW- Goo Hymsn, MI st. Kissel 1916
rr-Jos R. wihtnson sas St; Ford 1915.
FB-G. LAuten. Ninth precinct; Buick 1917
Tue-Fred ". Harper. sos Colo. ave- Ford Iql
Tuo-Merchants Trsnsfr = serass Co. sd e St !
Ropubaio 1875
Guu-F L Lockwood. IS Woodward Bldg Hup-
Noodle lgY.
fols- Ralph Jsnkhns IN MAJ. srs. Packard 1si1
CuS-MrsL L H. Russell. 1915 lnh st Ford 1917
TusRandan a HaSner Co. fcU Oonn ave.i
Ford 1917.
Cu5-Depot ouAresmastsr. Q. g. A; REQ 1876
0us L Kit rcp g g.. Dodge lg7.
o0fssnnes Motor Co. In v Il; Hudson
0ols ssnms Moeor Co. rul St Vim rss
oUT-oF!rOwN IICENsN
RR3-J. Levin. Silver spinxs Nd; Ford fgf
He7sG. NJ EsrnS- Baltimorv; Furd H6
4n5-Chsa Bernstein. Annapolis; SendsbAksr 1914
e.S-Ff.noss II. Goodwin. Bslumnrs; Cadillac
lga
ez-C.s. A Bu,sn. B-.na,~sDs NJ: Ford
rtA
Ecz]Fr-d n. Ostrna Baitimnr,; HupznoAdis 1917
tae9-Wm. B. Norris Go-sns Nd Hudson 1917.
taTuJohn n Huisksmp. Bsltmnrs; Packard lgf
ts3l-nnil Hsitmusll@. Baltimnrs; Buick 1915
fSa2-s. A Gray, MGbmJ. Nd; Ford INA
+aSs-Wm- 8. Watson, Sparrow Point Nd .
Chandlsr INA
iso,s-w. Z. Northan- Solomon. Nd, scapps
lNd
isW-w. q. Hu.psrrsr. Fr~dericA. Md, se..z
rg7
<s8- Il DaraA Baltirnre: Furd lRI
sczI. B Merritt, Alexander. Va; Ford 1871.
tSs-E. Corhp. RiYerdAle. Md; side chr
tSss -Cstharins NJ Room. Ballstou. Va, o,sr-
land rsN
sco%J. R Mecsh. Mcoupk ssb: Dots. III.
MOTORCYCLE EcENsHs.
l0ss-sdhn Lar. IN BtA - "a Hariav-pxysapo
HA
nas-Bsxfy R~nAL In I'D Il, H.rasv-p..4A-
son la1
lsl7e-u.rnos rs.ksr. I'M 1 u NJ, nr.a.A.r
ms
lsr1Iw.n.n. Ss-.a. ess L Il -. Hzp.l.au- Ia
William J. Golden, who for son,s time
past has been In charge OF the used car
department for Henderson & Rowe, has
resigned to accept a position with the
Agents Automobile Company, who make
a speciality Of handling nothing but used
machinsz
II. A Githers. president of the Federal
Rubber Company, and Harry Benner,
Eastern sales manager, were in the city
yesterday talking over the local tire sit
uaton with Joe Wells, manager of
the Federal Auto Supply Company, who
are their local distributor Mr.. Githers
was very optimistic about the prospects
for business this coming spring, basing
his opinion both on the prosperous con-
dition of the country as well as on the
fact that year by year as good roads in
crease there is u1ore and more touring
done
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
GIRLS SCREEN POSE
SHOCKS LEAGUE WOMEN
Manager Let Boy See Inspiration.
So He's Arrested.
sp.dal % The w.shinetoa Herald.

Special 10 The washinstoo Herald
New York. Jan. 22.-Basing their COM
plant on the fact that 2-year-old boy
was in the theater, several women men,
bers of the Civic League In Ossining haye
caused the arrest of Manager Louis Ros-
enbers. In whose house was exhibited o
aim called Inspiration"
In the film Audrey Munson poses un-
draped while a sculptor moulds her form
in clay.
The boy In the theater was the son of
Mrs. Grace O'Neill. Mrs Frank A. Van
derlip is a member Of the lea que. and an
other who saw the picture is DR.. Anna
Voorhis- DR.. Voorhis saw only part OF
the nlm- She says she saw enough. Tho
charge against Rosenberg was sworn to
by Village President A. w. Twisyer, and
the trial Is set for Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Charles q. nd Sarah sithsns boy.
Rcos-t o. h., and Jennie V. sa1ton, girl
HGrJ J. and Elizabeth T Swit1er, boy.
James T. and Eva NJ. Reed boy.
Eusspe Z. and Anna ODonnell. boz.
Gsorrs W r.. and Georgia Lee boy.
Peter and D~mstro Kofma girl.
Jacob J. and Anna Fried, an. girl.
Norman T. and Daphne Z. Edwards, bog.
CoLORED.
Herman and Mary NJ. York. zir
Thomas and Minnie Stone, boy.
G-orTs and Ella Jones. girl.
Walter r. and Dove Franklin. boy
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
DIED.


CRAwFORD-On Sunday, january =,
1871. at Bsrnesville. Nd. DOROTHY
RUTH, beloved daughter OF Edgar
Crawford
Funeral Tuesday, January .. 1917, .t
.. m, at the residence OF Fred
erick Schafhirt, 1893 Calvert street
northwest. Relatives and friends in
yited.
LIVERMoRE-on Sunday. January Z.
1917, at $50 .. m, at Providence Hos
pita, PHEBE EMMA LIVERMORR.
devoted wife OF William H Liver
more.
Funeral from her late residence. a7
Third street northwest. on wednes-
day, January -. at $50 2. m Inter
ment at Glenwood Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
MANIoN-on Sunday, January q. 1911.
KATE A. MANnON
Funeral from ST. Matthew'S Church,
at a. m, Tuesday. January ,. ln-
terment private. Kindly omit flowers.
LARNER-on Sunday evening. January
q, 1917, at her residence, Florence
Court, FANNIE ID. LARNER, beloved
wife OF Philip F. Lsrner.
Funeral from residence on Wednesday,
January "a, at IL a. m. lnterInent pri-
vate.
cDONALD-Depsrted this life. at his
residence, llls Z street northeast, on
Monday, January p, 1917, at 4;45 q. m,
JOHN MCDONALD the beloved hus-
band Of Ellen Keohane Mcdonald
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
SCHOOLGIRLS ADOPT BABY,

Appleton, Wis, Jan. e2-wishins 10
have live subject to work with, girl stu
dents of the Domestic Science Depart
ment Of the Appleton High School have
adopted a two-months-old baby from a
poor family.
The girls are kept busy feeding and
dressing the baby according to approved
scientific methods
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
HOUSE SEATS NEW MEMBERS

The House yesterday adopted unani-
nous reports from the elections commit
tee sustaining the right Of Representative
Hicks. Republican, OF the First New York
district. and Representative Seigel. Re
publican, Of the Twentieth New York dis
trict. tC their seats IN the present Con-
gress Hicks election was contested by
LathrOp Brown, Democrat, and SiegeTs
by Jacob A. Cantox, Democrat
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
ROOSEVELT LEAVES FOR HAITI.

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Frank
lin D. Roosevelt and Mai. Gen. GeorE }
Barns {, OF the Marine Corps, left ye .
terda. for an inspection trip to Haiti
and sInto Domingo. They will probably
he at the Danish West Indies when the
formal transfer OF the islands to this
country takes pls e and act for this gov
srnment.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-23
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston, jan 22-The market had moderate ae-
tirity and rallied we'll from a morning nervous
chill over Washington Developments. =
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SALES
Washington Railway Electric ID rem sx a
3 .ocp At s2A. loo at g, 5000 at e
Potomac Cons s. 81 0D at l0fE.
WRshfngton Railway 4 Electric pd, s NJ S.
Commercial National Bank, at ls Bst lN
Washington Loan a Trust 10 at sa
Lanston, 10 at I4H.
After can:
Union Trust 10 at lefA.
Washington Gas S. 81 .up At IN. $50 At rssA
500 at losa-
GOVERNMENT RONDA
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wHsCHLER, Apctiope

ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AsctioBeer.
vALUABLE DAIRY MACHINERY, HORSES.
WAGONS, AUTO. TOOLS. OFFICE EQUIP
MINT. ETC, AT THE PL-ANT OF THE
WHITE CROSS MILK COMPANY FIRST
AND Q STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. ui.
COMMENCING 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
s~vsntsG harsss thre, top celire-y vss,os ras
op~n tud. ter sidedoor nih vnSr-z. huns.
foru deivp vsou. and Harley DIvidson notnr-
cycle.
MACHINERY
Including ons Rios Adams hish -presurv bottle
vAher-snd rtenit1z I'm rood condition; cost 81 soF
one ProSreSs pASteUriDe1 Outft GOO pound capacity
(sood eooditonl <oos tubular oooleT. r-c.ivins
tanfH, Andirron-Singrun four-ton r-frigeuttns ma
chine. 100 ohors-power boiler sbout forty hand tr1cs
blacksmith outat, D-horspover A. @. Dotos. two
shorsepove A @. noeogt. one Shorsepg~Sr A. e.
motor. one ihor~-po~-r A c. motor, o.. hho-ss-
po-~ A. c. motor. eve start buzes. iron tipdnE.
Sznt etn
F13TUR1 AND oYFIcE EQUIPMENT.
Tso Burroushs ,dttnr n,ehines Up~~Titsf lars
md small iron Hfes. cbeo vritsr czsd resistsf.
r.trssrstins shO~e.s pla1orn scalsr. erscs furIi-
turv, etc.
Tems-Osh
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Au-1ionscr,
A2sB7 @ PeunsylE&niA avenue NORTHWEST.