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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

French towns, where Emperor Will
liamS military capital was located for
almost two years until Won linden
burg'S appointment 10 tho chief com.
mand, having been abandoned shortly
before the SOmme retirement.
The Retirement.
On the surface there ar" indications
that the purpose Of the Sommc retire
ment appears Ia be developing not as
scheme for bringing on Il great open
field engagement at that particular
part of the front. but 10 avoid the I'M
pendn gOnSlaughl b. The mighty
array OF Anglo French artiller!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
GERMANY GATHERING.
(conttnued from Ftrst Page.)

the German armies at their maximum
size
simultaneously with this draining
TO the dregs OF human reservoirs OF
soldier material. Germany's industrial
mobilization also is approaching Il
climax. A scheme for converting
every available factory and employing
every available machine on war work
and manning them with labor ob-
tanned under the labor service law is
contemplated. The work is to be done
in three stages and the construction
OF third group Of munitlon plants
Is to begin Immediately. The output
OF cannon munitions therefore should
soon reach It's maximum.
Won Andenburg's Plans
The secret OF Field Marshal S02
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

sector. The map of the retirement
now appearing in the German news
papers show big salient still exist.
ing westward of Laon which II
straightened out would make the Won
Hindenburg line run in almost
straight course from Ar-as through
ST. Quentin and Laon 10 a point on
the Alsne near Berry-Au-Bac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
Revival Resumed.

This will be the last week OF the re-
vival services being held In the Metho-
dist church and each service will be
greatly interesting. because It the
sermons which will be delivered by the
pastor. Rev. J. e. Buckley.
Many professions OF faith were made
during last week. and greater number
are expected to come forward before
the closing service on Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

Tho rngular lanten service Including
sermon. will DC held Tuesday evening:
Wednesday. all day quilting at the home
Of Mrs. II. E. Hohmanu-
Ladies' Aid SccietH !ac".inS on We'd
resday evening Ar n" home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Troll on R:c!,iand avenue
ThUrsca. evening. preparatory services
FOR Communion on Easter Sunday. Sat
urcia? morning. Bake Sale at Stone &
Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
Porwsuer Steals Bicycle.

4 bicycle owned BY wayne FuhT Was
stolen near Home Acres, yesterday. ar
ternoon. by n foreigner. when a crowd
OF boys who. had ridden TO that point,
dismounted and left their bicycles along
the road.
rrhe offender was found in Wellsburg.
and taken to the Ohio county jail. where
he will be given hearing this even
Ing at 700 O'Clock before Squire D. a.
IlutcS.
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Wanted-Men. boys and girls for
light clean, factory work. Wheeling
Can. Co., i7th and Eoff Sts..
maeh,r. Coo. over Bank,

Yesterday Afternoon. the new touring
car recently purchased by Mr.. Harry Z.
Boyd. Sr.. became unmanagable. when
Mr. Boyd with his family. was trying
I, out The machine went over an en-
benkraenc at the stone quarry point
north OF here. and in spite Of the Gall
Of eight feet OF the machine and occu-
pants. no one was injured. neither was
the machine wrecked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

tory TO the spring communion. will DO
held each night this week in tho Second
rreShyterian chuAGh' Twentieth and
This evening thu: Rev. ". J. Holmes.
of WellsburS. will preach: Tuesday, the
Rev Or. Charles !! Robinson: Wednes-
day, The Rev. DR.. l'homas Grier Koontz.
OF the Second CHURCH; Thursday. tho
Rev. X. G.. Mc4rllen, OF Holidays
Cove. and on F'ridG evening. DR.. Ksontz
will again PREACH,
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will Repeat Minstrel,

On account % tta man" WAC were UNI
able 10. attend n" Minstrel SHOW given
b.. tha E. z ~. L..'s on FrIda: e,:"ninS.
!n ;he Gem theatre. because OF th:,
racked house. another opportunity vii!
he given them 20 see the splendid per-
Torrance this evening. Tho cast is
composed OF about twenty-five black
faced artists. WIG Will provide much
rairtS during the evening, in their
catchy song hits. and laEGhable
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Meeting POSTPONED.

was 20 have been held tomorrow after
noon at tho home Of Mrs f.. W. Mahan.
has been postponed until Tuesday after
noon .Nrrtl 10. when they will meet IN
the usual mAnnHr.
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lions has rendered it unfit for bat
Strict Censorship.

Strict Censorship.
German newspapers now are thor.
oughly broken TO the censorship and
the publication Of field post letters
has ceased, so the most careful
scrutiny of the German press gives
no indications as to what direction
the troops, released by the shortening
and Strengthening Of the line, are
gonig.
There is reason to believe that the
retirement has by no means reached
its limit, particularly in the southern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

Prince Edward t.l.nd h.. shipped
about $4,000 WORTH. OF blueberry pie
stock 10 American caterers this season.
The material Is shipped in keEA d.
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SPECIAL SERVICES

VIII Be Held Each Evening This Week
In tho Second Presbyterian Church
4 week of special services, prepare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
WARWOOD
z.d cross Societies Planned.

Patriotism nlanlfcSsS Itself very
strongly in the fair Sex Of Warwood. IN
their plans for transforming III" many
sewing clubs into Red Cross societies.
IN the event Of war being declared this
yrsek.
Many vino are not identified with any
clubs. will TO doubt !oin forces. IN the
relief work TO BE- done for our Country.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. March 6-The Belgian Relief Co,nm1s
sion, well the British Commission, continued
TO buy cash wheat in LIBERAL manner late Mon
day and today. Their purchases were placed at
800 op bushels which was said TO be largely Mani
toba and some Of It as far away as May-June ship
ment.
Sentiment yesterday was quite bullish and willis
the nearby mookhs advanced 2Sa2esc the more de
ferred up early y. Dash handlers Of wheat
at Chicago reported only 210co bushels as sold TO
mtllers. One Of No red winter. grown IN
Illinois. was sold at 2o1 or lho the May fu-
ture
Considerable NERVOUSNESS was shown by the wheat
market over political conditons-epecially over the
Austrian U-boat note European crop advices were
generally unfaJorabe with big reduction In the
acreage seeded to wheat In Franca a. we'll a. In
the Balkan States and unfaF0rAhs couditions In
Russia
There an e1cellent demand for corn on short
account today and closnCs were at advances Of liza
&c Prices responded readily to the buying power
and many buying orders were uncovered.
Thsre was a report circulated that oats afloat
being unloaded and corn substituted, which
with another sharp advance in hogs were the lead
ing factors on the buying side
Oats showed no smallest gains Of any Of the
grain markets today, the advances amounting to
ha&c.
Shorts and the government bought.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
SHOW their HOSIERY
TO BOGUS employer
He Takes Measurements and Finds
Perfect Type.

Baltimore, March IA number OF
women, who have recently made compre-
hensive displays of their legs encased in
bright-hued stockings for the edihcatior
Of an alleged representative of q hosiery
firm. will be rudely awakened this after
non when they learn that the 'represen-
tative" will be taken into custody by the
police.
Four Of the women learned the worst
yesterday when they received calls from
Headquarters Detectives Carey and
Mooney. The women were led into the
scheme by an advertisement asking for
Twelve ladies' between the ages Of 2s
and 80 years to sell stockings for a we'll
known hosiery firm. Must weigh over 165
pounds"
Any number Of applicants appeared and
displayed their legs, which, according to
the confession of the four upon whom
the detectives called. the representa-
tive" measured carefully to see II they
were all that legs should be- They were
given bright pink. green. blue and red
hose for the better display of those legs
which passed the censorship Of the tape
measure.
One of the women was told by the rep
resentative" that she was a perfect
type" and could get a lifetime Job with
the company. The perfect type confided
in a friend her prospects for a brilliant
future.
The friend was skeptical and communi-
Gated her skepticism to Attorney J. ].
Mcnamara, who took short cut to
safety first and wired the stocking firm
The firm replied that It had no such
agent in Baltimore and employed no such
scandalous methods Of disposing Of its
stock.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
WASHINGTON PRoDUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots OF rooa
marketable goods only. JobberS prices are higher.
command higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh. per doz.. g: Southern. Sag.
BCTTER-Best prints new. Der h.. ~; do tub.
q rrocess. 1; storepscked. esaD.
IAAhD-Tub pure, per Ih, ID; do COM
SIS. '" en-
CHEEsE-New York. new. psr n. a4Az; fat
25a21; Swiss. domestic. a2a5: do, foreign a.so.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicken,. pr Ih. 5az; h.ns,
Per TO-. Is; roosters. per h.. Il; ducks. Per h.
%; geese. per n. l5a.s: keats. young III n, s.d
over. each IS; turkeys. per n.. Es4
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choics per N
SaA; hens. choice. per n.. %; roostszs. per o..
lSali' capons, 7 ns.. each Per D.. 8s3o; duci,,
large per b.. %: geese large. per n lsa2o tuIk.y,'
choice per D.. saso; do. MEDIUM, per D., z5
LIVE STOCK-CalTes. veal. prime Der n 1alg5
do. medium, 10; spring lambs. fat psr n, NAN;
DRESSED GooDs-Pcrk. small. p.r rs.. yaI5,.
do heavy, per lb.. a.
GREEN GoODs-Beans. per basket. 6ooalooo:
lima beans F1oCidA. per basket, 6ooaS0; beots,
Florida. per crate, 1.Tsa3oo; Brussels sprout, n,r
quart. lss0; cabbage. per 100 Ds., Hooalo %: do
new, per basket. 3.na3.3; carrots Der box aaI 30
caulihower. California crate. 2oca225 celery Florida
per crate. sooa3T5; cucmberA per basket 3ooas 90;
cymbGngs. crate. Z5oa350; eggplant Der crate 5oa
800: kale. Per n. l5oa20o; lettuce Florida. per
basket. lUa4.oo: oha. Florida. Per crate 6ooas 90
onions. per 100 D sack, 1o.ooaI2oo: peas, Florida
ossket SWa6.W; peppes, crate. 25a45o; potatoes,
bbl.. 6y00s7. 80; do, Northern sack 7uaT 50. r,ta
basas. bbL Looa5.oo; sweet potatoes bbl S6oas %:
spinach, bbl.. 4ooa5 90; tomatoes. Florida, e-ate'
2ooa4oo; turnips box, L5oa2oo.
.FRUlTS-App9es. per bbl.. 26oas.0; erape1rutt
per box 3oa4.CO; lemons. per box A6a4 %: oranges
per box. California Sooa3.25; do ForidA Soo.i 90:
pineapples. per crata 3ooa35o
sEEDS-Blue ras. per bushei LIS; clover.
Alfalfa. per n.. l5als; do. slsIks pr n, 7aeo;
rrd. per D.. 1sa3O: do. whits, Dor D.. $40:
saphfns or mammoth. per n, 1sap; COW pea. per
ousnel, z0a26: timothy. per husheL I0a2eo
TchaTd grass per bushel 2ooa256: redtop Cherd's
grsss). Per n, IoaI1
HAY-nmothy No. l. per Ton, Nooal5o: do
No. z. H.oo; mixed. Nooal2oo; ear corn. new p,r
DOL. e."i wheat. drav per ton. 500; tangled re
straW' per ton. .oo long rye straw per ton, Hoo;
red top per lb, loall
HlDES-Green. per D.. %; do, salt.d p,r n
%: do. dry. Per n. asan; horss Mdsa esch. a n.
TOO; calf skins. green, each. a5os&oo, lamb ukins.
Ueen. each. 2ooa20
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. sYME and JTXH
FRANCIS SMITH, AttornS~

IN THE sUPRKlH COURT or rHI pEsrK1T
Columbia holding . Dstrsct Oout IN -
Extension Of houtasus srret hun N ps@
street, IN the Diss-fct q odunbdI Distss ooast,
10 [1N-Nodes 10 hereby dr0 thst ths Oommts-
HoneIs Of ths Disu1st of oolunha Ip1z-u.nt b .
ssrt.in prc.iaoo q tAs - Of oonrs.. spszO-ed
March 4 lHs. entitled AN Aet nAk1ns spSsosria-
ions for the szpensss of ths euvenneut q tn Do
uic o. COLUMBIA for ne fiscal year snfins yIDe
Airueth. nineteen hundrsd and tou1sn ana for
eTtsnd any street sysuna. road Or hsfhvly % en-
iorm with the plan q he psrmsnsnt gs-n q
highwHyS In that portion q The Dis1ct q oolumaa
outside q the etss Of wsshtngtoo snd osorE-tSwn.
.dopSsd under the 90 q coap--, sppru-sd harh
LES, a. AMENDED b. ths aet Of ooagr.a Gppro-ed
June z, l&s, By coodennAti0n undG ths rroFiAoaS
o. suochAptG one q chaptu nftssL q tAs oods q
Law Of the District a Columbia ha,e dled q I'D
don In thts court praying ths eoodemnafaou Il ths
land neceAU Tor the extenAoa 0 hontaSus eReA
non io present. terminus west Of Fuare.uA srest
20 stTteenth street, In the Diszt4 u oounh1A %
shovu % plat OF map nled with ths I'D psdeo1
- part thereof, and poytnS also ehat Q jurJ q
Eve tudiciOus. eIpoiepced. d1AntsS.st men, who
han Be freeholders within the Dsez1a Il Columbia
oeedinC. and mot in the s,rI1cs y snploynent Of
ne District of Columbia of ths United stAh.s
be summoned by the Unitsd sates Nar1hal for ths
District OF Columbia TO GssaHs the damages each
the aN sItsnson Of Noutagus street In the Dis
Hict Of Columbia md the coodsnnation of tha
land necssa1 for the purposes thsreot, and %
ssss beoea1 resulting tbsrvtrun the snt1rs
amount Of aid danAssA tncludtnG the szpsnsa q
hess proceedina upon any lands VhiA The turJ
may hnd VII be b,nentsd % provided for h and
BY the aforesaid aa Of OcnEruA n H. b. tAs
Ccur, this 3th day Of Feb-uEy, A D. NJ.
ORDERED. That all per.ons having any htsres
In these prcceednr Be and thsJ are hereby, varnsd
and commanded to GppsAr in this OouTt % a. bstru
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A d. I'll.
At 10 e'cock - n, and continue IN attsndsnes uD-
d the Court a1An have made In hnal ordsr rtify-
Ing and oouhrntns the award u damages and tie
ssss1nent Of benenu Of ths tuTg 10 b enpsnslsd
and swon herein; and Il h further ORDERED,
That . coy of this noao and orde b published
tWice q week for hrss socce@nu weskI In The
Washington Evening Star, the wIEhtnFt1 TimsA.
and The wHShtnEton He-Ald nsvEyapen publi1hsd
In the said Dten0, commsndnE Il least txu1sy
GAYS be,ore the aid Bch dAy Of March A D. IR1
1t is further ORDERED. That a copy Of this nOtsss
and order Be served bJ the United 6tahss AAnhAl
or his deputies, upon each o, the ovnsu Of the ~
Of the lard 70 b. cundenned herein a. my be
found BY the ssid marshal, OF his deputiss vfthan
the District q Columbia before the sAJd dEy cf
MIrch Is. A. D. lsTT. By THE Oout: WALTER 1
MCCOY, Jusace A true copy-Tests s4Ll J. r.
YOUNG Glen. By p. 4. CUNNINGHAM. A-1st
ant Clst. an a-nh3fH
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
LONESOME WIDOW"
SELLS NEW YORK HOME

New York. March 6.-Mrs. Joseph Stick
ney. who was known as the $50, 900, ,o0o
lonesome widow" before her marriage to
Prince Aymon de Faucigny-Lucinge of
France five years ago. has sold her house
on Fifth avenue next to the home of
Harry Payne Whitney at the north cor
ner OF Sixty-eighth street. The house, As
feet wide and 125 feet deep. is one Of the
largest residences in the city, and is said
to have cost $1,000, 900. The identity Of the
new owner was not announced
The princess was Carolyn Foster, of
Waltham, Mass. She married Joe
Stickney, coal baron. IN 1890. when she
was q and he was co. Stckney died 13
years later and left her fortune esti-
mated at s2o.oOooO0. She was courted for
many years by prominent Americans and
foreigners.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
MUST STAND TRIAL
AS GERMAN PLOTTER

Werner Horn, German plotter, must
stand trial for alleged completely in the
dynamftins Of the International Bridge
at Vanceboro. Me-, the Supreme Court
virtually decided yesterday In diminishing
the offenders appeal
Horns arrest by government Secret
Service men was one Of the first In the
roundup Of violators Of neutrality regu-
latons. The weakness OF some existing
laws was particularly demonstrated in
his case. His arrest was actually made
upon the charge of Transporting high ex-
plosives in interstate commerce in a man.
ner forbidden by law.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
THREE KILLED, 4 HURT,
WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE

Philadelphia, March 6-Three persons
were killed and four more hurt when a
freight train hit coal train at a right
angle on the Pennsylvania Railroad just
this side OF Morristown early today
1t was stated at the general offices of
the Pennsylvania Railroad that the wreck
vas caused by the engineman Of train
No. 115S disregaridng signals and crash
ing into train No. 194S which was taking
a switch.
Two Of the dead were killed outright
and the third succumbed to his injuries
u few hours after the accident.
Four tTainmen We're seriously injured
n I'D two others suffered injuries.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
EMMETTs STATUE NEAR DONE.

A statue of Robert Emmett, the Irish
patriot, will be completed soon by Jerome
Connor. the Washington sculptor, and
arrangements will be made for an elabo-
rate unveiling service. Mr.. Connor was
commissioned to do the work by Ameri-
cans of Irish descent. He was permitted
to use the death mask Of Emmett, now
owned by DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett, a
Granddaughter. of New York. The statue
is to stand in the National Museum.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
9 ALLEGED BOOT Legs.
INDICTED IN ALEXANDRIA
Seven Plead Guilty and are Fined
$50 Each.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Z. Knight & Son.
eN63 King Strest.


R. E. Knight & Son.
sNS2 King Street.
Alexandria. Va, March GA grand
Jury In the Corporation Court this after
noon returned true bills to nine indict-
nents for alleged violations Of the pro-
visions OF the new State prohibition laws,
Judge l. c. Barley presiding.
Those against whom indictments for
the foregoing offense were returned are:
James Treakle. Jack Ryan, Thomas
Buckley, Arthur welch, white, and Pete
Mason. John Wabash. John Haslins,
Connie Washington and William Lomax,
colored
The jury returned not a true bin in
the case Of R. c. Burnett, who was also
charged with an alleged violation Of the
prohibition law
Pleas of guilty were entered by
Treakle. welch, Mason. Wabash, Has
dns. Washington and Lomax and they
were fined $50 each and sentenced to
serve Jail sentence of thirty days each.
The case of Ryan was fixed for trial
March Is and that of Buckley was con-
tinued until the April term OF court.
James w. Berry and Isaiah Paris.
both colored indicted by a grand jury
last week for alleged violations of the
prohibition laws, also entered pleas Of
guilty and were fined SO each ana
sentenced to thirty days in jail.
The grand jury returned true bill In
the case of Kemp Lewis. colored. charg-
ed with shooting Wicklit jackson.
colored
Henry johnson. colored. entered a plea
Of guilty to the shooting of L. S. Cross
and Anna Slaughter. and was sentenced
TO six years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. Margaret f Mitchell, wife Of An
drew s Mitchell, died at 1880 o'clock
last night at her home at Mount Ida,
Alexandria County. She is survived by
her husband and two children.
The March term of the Circuit Court
for this county. Judge L. c. Barley pre-
siding in the absence Of Judge ]. B. T.
sSThOrnton. convened today. The docket
was called and cases set for trial.
Tho fourth, nth and sixth degrees Of
the order were conferred tonight on a
class of candidates by Washington-Me-
mortal Lodge of Perfection, No. :. Scot
tish Rite Masons.
Many of the inaugural visitors were
here today and visited the points OF his
toric interest on their return from Mount
Vernon. Capacity crowds journeyed to
Mount Vernon.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
LOST.

LosT-LADY's PURSE, CONTAINING ABOUT
8. including q half dollar. house ksy. eta
ALLEN A. D1CKE. the SagamoTe, lsA st NV.
LosT-M0NDAY NIGHT. ARCADE DANCE
hoo. pin, ivory hand, clAsping gold bar. Reward
BOX ~, Herald ofice.
LoST-CHILD'S FUR MUFF On PA. AVE NV,
between 9th and 18th stA nw., Inauguration Day
Return to S2S Park place NV
L0sT-WIDB ROMAN STRIFE SILK BELT.
with gold pin. Reward II returned to Apartment
no the Wellington
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Nd, March s-wHEAT closed strong;
No. 2 red, spot and March. ZosN; No red,
Western. spot. 210k
CORN closed strong; spot. LI7H.
OATS closed easy. Standard white, T51sszs; No.
. white, T5ka75h
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. March 6-The curb market was active
ard strong today Not since the Teak furry has
there been such general activity throughout the list
Several Of the coppers and MidVale Steel were In
the lead. but oil shares and several Of the indus
trials joined in the move
Furnished By W. W. Easterday .
c., Inc.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-YoUNG MAN FOR GENERAL OF
fee work; must be good at figures; graduate Of
business school preferred Address BOX "a, Herald
office.
wANTED-CHAUFFEUR 10 DRIVE FORD De
livery and make himself useful around wholesale
liquor establishment Apply GlS IA. ave. NV.
WHITE GROCERY CLERK WANTED; ONE
who has had q previous experience In meats and
groceries prefered- Apply at once Y l. st. ne
WANTED-YOCNG MAN WITH TWO YEARS
experience at painting. Apply ready for voCt, Q
T. m. 70 Tth St NV
OOLORED BOY WANTED. APPLY eos TrH ST.
NV. Apartment Q.
BOY WANTED. ". d. BRIsCoE IRON
WORKS 18th It and Ohio ave.
EXPERIENCED MINING STOCK SALESMAN;
good proposition for the night PARTY. AABRO
MINING CORPORATION 60 W. Pratt st. Bait
more Md.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
GIRI4s-ExPERTENCED VEST FINIsHERs
Room 3 SIS 10Th St NV.
FOR LE-COUNTRY ESTATES
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs q Co.

SALES.
Capital Traction g. 81 900 at l6
Washington Railway and Electric H. 81. 900 1t 81.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 10 at 81
LAnston. Is at r0k, at 7oA
After call:
Washington RAILWAY and Easct1c Is, q 900 ct g.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
CHARITY

CHARITY
WANTEDICLOTHING AND SHOES
for little girls and boys from 4 to 8
years olds deserving people. BOX Il6.
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
STORAGE ROOMS PER MONTH UP.
Moving. Packing. Low RstsL
UNION STORAGE COMPANY,
GA "a st. nv. f0 Fla Gse
NORTH 1o4.
Free moving for stoF-
sse& ~ ssfrs;. sss; !; ssss ss:s.SSs 4; Si =. !.
4AzEE sTGRAGE sIsst sso,. CO. ..ss sss $
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
IN EUCLID ST. Nw,-Two ROOMS AND
bath; electricity. steam heat, hot watG, telephous
.srIios, tanitor ssrts; to7 oncs. m sth u
In EUCLID ST NWDTHRET ROOMS AND
both: electricity. steam heat, hot wltsr tslephons
service, tanitor service; E-1 ONCE m GA Il
nv. Phone N. i51
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE CHEAP-S SHARES AMERICAN
Payer Dan Co.; shAros Washington Paper oAn
FoUND-A MACHINE wHITEw1sHER AND
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The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

The March term of the Circuit Court
for this county. Judge L. C. Barley pre-
siding in the absence Of Judge ]. B. T.
'SThornton, convened today. The docket
was called and cases set for trial.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

Mrs. Margaret f. Mitchell, wife Of An
drew S. Mitchell, died at 1880 O'Clock
last night at her home at Mount loa-
Alexandria County. She is survived by
her husband and two children.