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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-15
LIVESTOCK PRICES
kT south OMAHA

Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Nov. 13.-Cattle receipts were very
heavy for Monday, 10000 head. and
quality of the offerings not very
good Demand was active fer desir-
able killers and feeders a pretty
close TO steady prices. and The hest
cows and heifers sold much the same
as toward the close of last week.
Medium and common stuff of all
kinds was slow sale ana around 10
Ql5c lower
Quotations or cattle: Prime heavy
beeves, SI5e05 1900; good TO choice
beeves. s14Oo1l30o; fair 70 good
beeves, Sl2e19 1870; common to fair
beeves S7O0G HOO; good 10 choice
yearlincs. Sl4ee : 1900; fair n goc
yearliglgS. SI2uOG 400; common to
fair ysarllnsS, S5ooR }l.oo; prime
heavy heev~s. sl2.ooe 1890 good 10
choice grass heeNeS. Sl0.@ 8ll30;
fair "a g,Aod grass steers. 500 q 100;
common 10 fair <rass steers SIe9t1
s5n. good 10 choice heiferS. SS.@tg
as: good 70 choice cows. SIT5T
as. fsfr - GOOD COWS, SS.506 l.T5
Gamers aud cutters. s5.t1G625: veal
calves. - 0asr12. 50: beef bulls $3.50
$500. bologna bulls, S5.50g go;
prime feeder steers. SiIS}I 1870;
good TO choice feeders 5000 p
fair To good feeders S7.5ogS75 goad
to choice stocSers, sS5oq 1000: fair
TO good stoekers. s7.o0GS.eo; common
10 fair grades $s00G 700: stock
heifers. ss.5ods 90; stock cows. $500
Q7.50; stock calves. S6.oo4 1000.
A 10000 Drop in Hogs.
!. very moderate Mondays run Of
hogs showed up. 1900 head, and quail
ity was better than ii was toward the
close OF last week. The market was
generally 1e120c lower than Satur-
day. best butcher weighs bringing
xl7.25. ard bulk of the trading being
around s16.s0@170o
Sheep and Lambs Higher.
The run of sheep was very light
and quality of the offerings not very
good. Only 1900 head were reported
in, including very little that was de-
sirable either as killers or as feed
ers. Demand from all sources was
keen and the market active as far as
it went at prices ranging from strong
to PC higher than last week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs, fair TO choice, s16.oo016.75
lambs, feeders. si5.50Q17,00; lambs,
culls. s10c0Q15.5o; yearlings. fair TO
choice. s10.500l2.50; yearlings, feed
ers, $1,000 1900; wethers, fair to
choice, s1100G12.5o; ewes, fair to
choice. S9.2501075: ewes. breeders,
all ages. S105001500; ewes. feeders,
$7.50010.00; ewes, eulls and Gamers,
$500 1000; ewes. culls and Gamers.
eA0007.o5.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-15

THE Grafonola which operates by
u electricity and requires no winding
is rapidly growing in favor.
The electric motor of the Columbia is
actually a part of the instrument and
all the electric equipment is contained
within the instrument.
This motor operates on either direct or
alternating current and the connection
consists merely Of inserting the custom
airy plug into an electric light socket.
With the exception Of the electric
motor this Grafonola is the same in all
respects as Grafonola at SllO. Other
electric Grafonolas at Sl85 and $40.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-11-15

l. CAPITAL STOCK
canital Paid up in cashs 5g5.a9e.ae
Ledger Assets Dec. 81, - 4,96i.s7i.S5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
Dan Shay Found Not
Guilty in Murder Trial

INnIANAPOLlS. Ind, Nov. 81 --~
Dan Shay. former manager of IN" Kan
sas City and Milwaukee American as
ISOLATION baseball clubs, was found
not guilty By Il jury today Of inc
ch;lrCc o. second degree murder. shay
shot and killed negro waiter IN Il
local hotel CAFE The night of May {"
last Shay ronIrndrd h" shot in self
defense.
Shay was discharged by ih' court
few minutes after thu verdict was
returned. He lcr, the cOIrt room I'M
mrdiat"ly. Throughout III" trial and
Will" the vcrtIcI was read Shay did
not display thu least sign OF rmo'ion
or unusual interest.
The cas-" wcai 10 t&r jury late last
ni"h1. Eat twt, ballots wcr" taken to-
,?ay. Shay had been In Jail since the
night O! III" shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
SHERIFF FORCED TO
SlAi NEGRO WHOM
nt WAS kESCUlNG

WEl.riI. y. Va. Nuy @@@.--Wh!Ir i
nlub was Gathering for his life "al*!dc
the jail To which nr had been hurried
Tor safe Keeping. nn unidentified mgr"
WAS shat /" death 1T HcrwlnI. W. Va.
TEuSday night. according To information
which TcacnrG Ia, =" to-day.
The negro HAD l"ru captured +. Il
yuSS., and taken 10 BCrwlnd Tor assault
iuS 4 :-rhU"l I"uri,vT Iu tn" ntut.-IaIIiN
Many persons quickly Sulr"unhrI tn"
Jail, threatening IA lynch hlu. y I'pu-
~ sheriff while trying I" spirit HIM ~
piac" ~ saicty whS ',th%k'h t.! IN"
III Srn and was l"Ing chun"d whrIi tn
officer got his haui mt" his pocket, -
cured his p!st"i ami shut nam.
Leaders If III" mob. = was rri'"r'"d
wcry shown TIA" body. Arh then order
the people 10 go hume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
A Dead .stomach
OF What Use Is 1t?

Th"usnnds: yes hundreds "f :h"u-
sands 81 p,pl" Throughout. Nu'"Ti'it h:c
'aEiu.: ~" slow H.lih i"""''';H' daily.
'Fu.y .,Y.. n,urr!' '.iI.: ;h"lr 'wu $'"in
arh. IT,. 5"S; frif"h They haN". auh ~
f!t,.3; -uhi'u,.. ignorance th"E 'hinN 'H' y
ara. ,,utflur nSId" ~" laws Of nature
THIS - H., sensational Siat"mnt; |; Is
= startling fS,rt. tn" TRUTH -: winch any
h"u"r.,hl" physician Will M! deny,
Ttr"s" ,h.rISlnGS al p"nri" are H"a'-
lowing GrIlv hug. quantities "I r"''$in
and ,ihrr strong ii:"$i"rS. made esp -
iallv - digest tn" Good ~ IN" E,h'nH'h
without ANY aid ~ All from lhe o'ESFN'
i,rnlb!fu" e, ln,' Si"nICh.
Mi-.-na stomach tnhl"lS r"ii'F" ,!'S-
tr.sSrG stomach ~ -" minutes; tn'N
T., r,ur". Taken regularly for '"~
w,..s thcv bulld up The rum down StnIn-
~! and maxi, II strong 'nonEh |" uiS'
i!S own food. Then indtg"Sti"n, h'!'h-
in-. SOUR stomach and h"adarh" MI! g.
Ni-n-,l stomach tablets arr SOLID ~
druggists everywhere. and by t. IL.
t;r,.Sl & CO. Who guarantees them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
TRANSPORT ROSE THE
| SHIP THAT RUN DOWN
|, DESTROYER CHAUNCEY

WASHING, TON. Nov e Ia
american. destroyer ChauncCy. Sink
Monday Nth the loss Of Il rA"7. VIZ
emit In two by the transport Rose. N"
navy denar tmclN WAS ADVISER: '""a:
BY Vice Admiral Sims. In" a''rV P'.'
Of the destroyer SANK ''nl''ec'"r,i'
carving down three ouice'S' 'n''Nt
ing the commu NdeA. lieutenant N'h''
mander Walter +. Keno. ana IN 81"
listed men, who wen hs''''e" 20 '''''
been asleep in their quarters.
The Chauncey m'unHoie.E Ms
conveying the Rose. &Hu 2oih ''>S,'S
were running through. 'hs WA <one
without lights.
The transport struck me GeStToEr7
on the port side ahreaSf me 'o.t''',
funnel and plourheu ;hrorN '}e 'r'!'
vessel. The forward part OK 'h'' "'',SN
remained af1oat m hour. era ID Il. t''''
Rose to resuce tie military Officers
and men in thar section. TIM "er"
taken to port b. tho transport
The Rose was no. identified ny H''
val officers here today. there bong no
record OF an American transport, O.
that name and .Acmirai Sins WIS
asked to clear up tnat point.
Secretary DaN;"lS authorized ~. ;
statement:
'The Z. 8. destroyer ',Aannc"y. :
which was sunk n l o'rlocllj Monday
morning. was ramnsd by n" rams .
port Rose. according 20 Il @spa'ch re-
cetved by the nav G"parm"ni from :
Vice Admiral Sims Ioda%
"Roth vessels were running withou.
lights at the lime cSHh> accident. tho
Rose crashing into Tho ChauncnE on
the port side abreast % the fourth
tunnel. The after part OF The destroy
er Immediately submerged and officers
and men in thar part wore drowned. i
After the collision tho remaining por-
ton Of the vessel floated for ahont an
hour. and the transport WAS thus
, enabled to rescue thr remainder or
1.-THE officers and crew. They were
itaken to po,t by the Rose"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
RESULTS DEVELOPING IN
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
HoYS OF CLAY SCHOOL ARE AL
READY DOING EFFECTIVE WORK
! IN THEIR DISTRICT.
Youthful Deltnqueuts Being Lectured
For Their First Offense.

Ca1.ain Lloyd Atwrll ur the Clay
Srh"ol "CleHn-up" campaign, which Is
I,riur wae"d throughout H." city has
r"orE'ni2"i his Mon into different dis
tririS and groups. and is doing some
vcry fine work in his territory.
!, j. very interesting Ia see rhc&" lit
IL. fellows DOING ''s1"uth" work. Thu
c,r "u IT," trial nC som" by VIII" Is
they ,r.vrr let up uriiIl they fii.d out
who h." is and II! about him. Then
iltrv cellar hrn. and TAX" hrm iN;n ,h'
scNr"i and l,',.!nrr h'n kudIy hut So.
v"r"i% ~. fits; TIM. i'..t ola. nay. tn.
S..,'"nI. l. j., amusing - 81" th"m LINZ
up III" Youthful drl!nuu"nIs and treat
'hcn I" real fa'hrrly :ldvir". i;nyS VIII"
mark up ilIr buildings and prv"n"nis.
viii" throw paper around III" streets. ami
VII" <" around ringing d,'"rh"lls ar"
l".Ing par.irulaIlE waltn"d They don't
~, much ~ n chance Ia create disturb
nuc.I th"$" days.
Tho leaders discharge and take on
m'u NJ VIII. and !f this movement did
nothing: "lS', il would IrStill in our
boys Il sense of Responsibility which
will stand th"m IN E.'"d stead in futur''
years. Sn far TN" buys wh" hay" don"
t'r most "ffrr'iv" Wrrl, Ia clay school
are from IA" r"ur$ II Miss Hastings.
Miss Enrry and Miss ';1r'2r.
I'll" ir.t,hrrS If ~. various schools
arr lriu.: their best Ia forward This
'nnTs'ln, IA. Hud ar" .;Imos; a. "uihus-
iASiic n& tn" children 'h'Ius.I."N. They
talk - them "n "l"NrIinrsS and order
AMI ih' hoy respond N"r% readily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
WILL EXCEED QUOTA.

rARkERSBl RI. ". Va. Nov. -
Farmer ti"v"rn"r y. Il. Nhi'". 'hHlri''"H
Of III" second district IN Inc !. VI. ' ~
War fund campaign. i"-h'f hhh""h''"
That tn" III piH ~ <-'".""' haH '', l.
raised and that this would rr"h:hlS h'.
cvr,..,lrr by th. latter par II The w"'k.
There :r, rjrh; counties ia This dis
,r;,.t and Inn =, rurl up +" M present
nm, shnws .hnr Wool Mason ami
l,i,r,,. ,,unii,s HAY" exceeded their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
THE THEATRES
Cheating Cheaters

Cheating Creators which has Just
completed an "nE1@"nrnt "r a solid
year az tho Eir!nsr theatre. New York
comes h"r" with the endorsement If IL.
press ana publ: "f that city. ~ one -;
thr most DELIGHTFUL entertainments q:
man? SEASONS.
Cheating Creators" comes 70 IN.
Court THANKSGIVING matinee and nigh.
Seats ~ on :.;Iir TUESDAY norIlug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
RED CROSS NOTES

r.,.,.;r !r<.s "f hospital supplies
...c,,:di,s three - four boxes OF 'u'
.-.,.'.. DRESSINGS. "":" sent out oE INC
...-.,..,..,.e r,r.s- % ti' Rod Cross Ia
,.~:,. Thrs. L" to he Potomac Ill
..,,, :. washington.
Tho Daughters of "a" American Rev
IA :n:, sow"d It Rod Cross h"aiurAE
:: Yesterday uu'!r- ~" direction OF
Ms. john Mcclure.
r = rlr<s m surgical dressing not ns
..su.,i y..s,, rolty 1t tt" rooms O. the
l:.I Cross Assertion.
vest. -Gqv Saw tho "Sunl n:""''nc NJ
t... kr:..!rS u-u's .: :!ic E"h c!os'
.1rnt"r
pic r'.rno,.c league. !ai!rs n'r"t n
's... ross headquarters 'h'S aEt"rni on
.,..l III s"w GnI"- n" DIR. c;!un OF
IL. T;,rna3S T:"1t:!".
-ij- evening 'ho T'rr@h'"Is cf IH7-
'..'ra ~:'i S"w T; ~" F:rl i'roSS rno!us
s.. il N,ss Esther Il"!! n CharG".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

Helen Cox. daughter Of Governor Cox.
Of Ohio. was announced last July. sad
today the wedding would not take place.
He gave no reason Tor the breaking OF
the engagement
Major Doolcy was a captain in IN"
First Missouri infantry when the war
began, and when his engagement was
announced Flo now Is stationed at
Camp Grant. but Is home here on leave
Of absence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

uu0ta iltaSani, and Calhoun counties
have reached their quota and may eH-
,.,..d Il whi" the campaign mas not
been finally reported from JacFSon'
l:,anc I'D Writ counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
REVOLUTION OFF

GTAYAKll.L Ecuador. Nov. =
The revolution which broke "li la'l
week has collapsed. The leaders "i
thc movement have been arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS
RGgr"G Motel.

RCEc"E Motel.
W. T.: "r'u%. W.. ',.ir,'t g.. :. a.
Stewart. NrrSImiuAE. i, !. N,'''"wru.
harleita. -.
Mcclure Hotel.
". q. Ni'!,r. Dayton. a.. Tic. III.
Sutton.
Sta;am Hotel.
Mrs. J. W.athcrsur. Miss May Wealth
erSon and Mrs ;ru. NnrchhaEk. Ray
Innd. o.: " -. Wilson 'IrrShurs, o.:
Ii..son Jacobs Little Falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

ONLY ONE "eRoMO oUlNINE"
To got the genuine. call. for fui
name. LAXATIVE RROMO QUININE
l.n0k for signature "f E. w. GROVE
Cures 4 cold in = day coo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE HROMO QtlNlNt.
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails to cure. +. ". GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Coo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
]. ", C. A, NOTES

The industrial r'uh i,"i! ;h''r S"pE"
at 6:nn O'clock las n.=h.. Tbs S'r'S
are KNITTING an.! ''r".i".,.'.- ;"rF .ui;iS'
triouSiE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
BREAKS ENGAGEMENT.

ST. Louis. No. Nnv. e2.-Ma]or
Thunrs y. -" deg. TT rated states
.nrin"crS. w:"sr engagement 10 MISS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

:. r.rl faculty ton!eht 1t their r't;"Ilr
...r,hi, ,.!uu supper H'.d S'tI'! a. vac
,.'.,,.., ,rn-rau'S t'nr.sc.au Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

The high, ~.-:,.~.i ' " :. y IN" g" II
entertain S..r,'::'i i'v '''i'..~i i -" i'.'!
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

School. FsrrArut street between mir
tcenth and Fourteenth streets northwest
Registrstion Preeinet No. LOG.
Bounded on the north by the District
boundary; on the east BY the District
boundary and the center line OF Riggs
road; on the south by the center lines Of
RigK road. Concord avenue and Kennedy
stree; and on the west by Rock Greek
and the District boundary. Persons liv-
ing in this precinct must register at the
Brightwood School. Georgia avenue ana
Peabody street northwest.
ReEistrsdon. Precinct No. IO-H.
Bounded as follows: Beginning at the
intersection Of Riggs road and District
boundary. and running southeasteriy on
the District boundary TO Queens Chapel
road; southeriy on Queens Chapel road
70 jackson street; west on Jackson street
70 Metropolitan branch Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; southerly on said railroad
to Franklin street: west on Franklin
street 70 Lincoln road: southerly on LIN
coin road TO T street: west on 7 street
70 First street: north on First street
70 Soldiers Home; northerly along west
boundary Of Soldiers Home b., wsy Of
Park place TO Rock Creek Church road;
northerly on Rock Creek Church road
to Shepherd street; northerly on shep-
herd street 20 Concord avenue or Riggs
road: northwesterly on Riggs road 70 be-
ginning. Persons living In this precinct
must register at the Brooklsnd School.
Monroe and Tenth street northeast
ReEistration Precinct No. Io-L
Bounded as follows: Beginning AZ the
intersection Of jackson street and
Queens Chapel road: thence south on
Queens Chapel road TO Brentwood road;
southwesterly on Brentwood road 10 7
street: west on 7 street to Lincoln road:
northerly on Lincoln road 20 Franklin
street; east on Franklin street L,
Metropolitan branch Baltimore sno
Jackson street: east on jackson street
to the beginning. Persons living In this
coSrIN; Ed UN PAGE SEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

ROADS ana the District boundary; on the
east by the District boundarv. an the
south by the tracks OF the main linz OF
the pennsylvania Railroad. and on the
west py the center line of Brentwood and
Queens chapel roads. Persons living IN
Snis precinct must register at the Lang
eon oehoos Twenteth and Franklin
Registration Precinct No. aE
SOUNDED as follows: Beginning at the
intersection OF the Anacostia River and
tne District boundary; southeasterly on
tne Osstlct boundary to Division avenue;
soueneriy on the center line of Division
street east; south on the center line OF
Forty-ninth street east to Central ave-
nue.; easterly on the center line of Cen
tral avenue TO the District boundary;
soutneasterly on the District boundary to
Bowen road; southwesteriy on the CEN
yer line OF Bowen road to Ridge road;
northWesterly on the center line Of Ridge
roao 70 East Capitol street; west on the
center line or East Capitol street TO the
Anacostia River, and northerIv on the
Anacostia River to the District boundary.
PERSONS living in this precinct must reg
ister az the Benning School, Anacostia
road' between Benning road and Foots
street northeast.
RegistrRtion Precinct No. s+.
Bounded as follows: Beginning at the
intersection OF Division avenue and the
Dlstrict boundary; southeasteriy on the
District boundary to the southeast corner
OF the District: southwesterly on the Dis
trict boundary to Central avenue; west
eriy on the center line OF Central avenue
10 Forty-ntnth street east; northerly on
the center line OF Forty-ninth street east
to Blaine street: easterly on the center
line OF Blaine street to Division avenue
ana northerly on the center line of Divf-
sion avenue TO the District boundary. Per-
sons living In this precinct must register
at the Burrville School, Division avenue
between Corcoran and Dean streets
northeast.
Begtstration Precinct Ne. I0-A.
Bounded on the north by Rock Creek
and the center line Of Calvert and Euclid
streets, on the east by the center line OF
Sixteenth street west and Florida ave-
nue.. on the south by the center line OF
Florida avenue and Q street north and
Rock Creek. and on the west by Rock
Creek. Persons living in this precinct
must register at the Morgan School, Cali
fornla avenue and Champlain street
northwest
Registration Precinct No, Io-B.
Bounded on the north by the center
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

west. and on the south by the center line
OF y street north. Persons living In THIS
precinct must register at the Adams
school, street between Seventeenth
and New Hampshire avenue.
RegistratIon Precinct No. sc.
Bounded on the north by the center
line OF Florida avenue, Barry place ana
College street; on the east by the center
line OF First street west; on the soutn
by the center line of Rhode Island ave-
nue., Florida avenue and u street nortn,
and on the west by the center line OF
Fourteenth street west. Persons living
in this precinct must register at the
Garnet School, U street between Tenth
street and Vermont avenue northwest
Registration Precinct No. SD.
Bounded on the north by the center
line Of T street north, on the east oy
the center line Of Brentwood road on
the south by the center line OF Florica
avenue and Q street north, and on the
west by the center line OF First street
west, Persons living In this precinct
must register at the Emory School. Lan-
coin road and Prospect street northeast
Registration Precinct No. s-A.
Bounded on the north by the center
line OF Florida avenue, on the east oy
the center line OF Twelfth street east,
on the south by the center line OF East
Capitol street, and on the west by the
center line of First street east, and the
east boundary line Of the Union Station
property. Persons living in this precinct
must register at the Peabody School,
Fifth and C streets northeast.
70 Registration Precsact No. s-B.
Bounded on the north by the center
line of Florida avenue and Benning road
on the east by the Anacostia River, on
the south by the center line OF East Capt.
tol street, and on the west by the center
line of Twelfth street east. Persons nv-
ing in this precinct must register at the
Blow School. Benning road and Nine
teenth street northeast.
Registration Precinct No. &C.
Bounded on the north by the tracks of
the main line OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. on the east by the Anacostia River,
on the south by the center line Of Ben
ming road and Florida avenue, and on
the west by the center line of Florida
avenue and the tracks of the main line Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. Persons liv-
ing in this precinct must register at the
Wheatley School, Montello avenue and
Neal street northeast
ReEistration Precinct No. Cd.
Bounded on the north by the center
line of Brentwood and Queens Chapel
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

~ a hait century old and asked me to
give hlm preliminary examination
tor HIe insurance. ] was astonished
to find him with the blood pressure OF
poy OF twenty, and as full of vigor,
Nlm V ana vitality as a young man; in
Iact young man he really was not
Wlthstaholng his age. The secret, he
said, was taking iron-Nuxated Iron
had filled him with renewed life. At
80 he he was in bad health; at 46 he
was careworn and nearly all in-now
at %: after taking Nuxated Iron, a
miracle Of vitality and his face beam
ing with the buoyancy Of youth.
As ! have said a hundred times over
organic iron is the greatest OF all
strength builders. II people would
only take NuNated Iron when they
ing themselves with naoit-forming
drugs. ettnnlants and 7alcoholic bex-
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

line OF Irving street, on the east BY the
center line Of Fourteenth street west, on
the south by the center line Of Florida
avenue and Euclid and Calvert streets
and on the west by the center line Of
sixteenth street west and Rock Creek
Persons living in this precinct must reg
lister at the Cooke School, Seventeenth
between Euclid and Fuller streets north
west
Registration Precinct No. Io-C.
Bounded on the north by the center
line OF Irving street. on the east by the
Soldiers Home and the center line Of
First street west, on the south by the
center line Of College street, Barry place
and Florida avenue and on the west by
the center line OF Fourteenth street west
Persons living In this precinct must reg
lister at the Wilson Normal School
Eleventh and Harvard streets northwest
Registration Precinct No. IO-D.
Bounded on the north by the center line
Of Spring road. on the east by the cen
ter line OF New Hampshire avenue and
Sherman avenue. on the south by the
center line OF Irving street and on the
west by Rock Greek. Persons living in
this precinct must register at the Powell
School, Hiatt CSchooD street between Irv-
ing street and Park road northwest.
Registration Precinct No. I0-E.
Bounded on the north by the center line
Of Allison street; on the east by the Sol
diers' Home; on the south by the center
line Of Irving street, and on the west by
the center line Of Sherman.
New Hampshire and Georgia avenues.
Persons living in this precinct must reg
lister at the Park View School, warder
street between Newton and Otis streets
northwest
Registration Precinct No. IO-F.
Beginning at the intersection Of the
center line Of Kennedy street projected
to Rock Greek; east on the center line
Of Kennedy street TO Concord avenue;
southeasterly on the center line Of Con-
cord avenue to Shepherd road; southerly
on the center line OF Shepherd road TO
Rock Creek Church road: southwesterly
along the center line Of Rock Creek
Church road TO Allison street; west on
the center line OF Allison street 10 Geor-
gia avenue; south on the center line OF
Georgia avenue 10 New Hampshire ave-
nue.; southwesterly on the center line OF
New Hampshire avenue to Spring road /:
westerly on the center line Of Spring road
to Rock Creek, and northerly on Rock
Creek to the center line Of Kennedy street
projected TO Rock Creek. Persons living
In this precinct must register at the West