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The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots OF sood
marketable goods only. JobberS prices are higher.
Lover grades may b. sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz., Soat0: southern, q
BUTTER-Best prints. new, pr Ii. q; do. tub.
q; process 4sS5; store packed. 3s3
LARD-Tub. pure per n. E1l7h; do, COM
pound, l4sl4s; cottcnseed oil. per hTe-gaIon can
lis.
CHEEsE-New York. new. per n. 2sa2S; nat,
S.n: Swiss. domestic Sass; do. foreign 56a6o
LIVE POUDTRY-Chckens, per n. z2a23; hens.
per n. a2l: roosters. Ter D. l3ali; ducks per n.,
%: geese. per H., l5al6; keats, young IL na
and over each IS; turkeys. per D.. E&2s.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. choice per b.
23a2j hers choice per 70, 2a-2; ROSTERS. Per n.
l3ali; capons. ms. each, per n. $40; ducks.
large. per n, 20 large D. lsazo; turksyI
choice. per n, saso: do. medium. per n, q.
LIVE sToCk-CaIVes. veal prime per D..
lislH4: do, medium. lOalI; spring ianbs, fat. per
h., l2al3; sheep, per ib.. 6a7l.
DRESSED GOODS Fork small, rer n, lialpS
do. heavy. per D.. l3aI5a.
GAME-Rsbbits. choice. Per doz 25na3oo; com
non, l.2Da2Oo.
GREEN GOoDs-Beaas. per basket. 2s0a3s
lima beans. Florida per basket 2ooa3.o0; bees.
Florida crate l75a250; Brussels sprouts qt I5sls;
csbbags per 100 lbs. s0a7o 90; carrots box, Local 3
caulihower California crate. l.75a2oO celery. For
cymbIings, crate, L5oa2Z5; eggplant Per crate go
a3.2J kale. per bbI. l25al5O; lettuce Florida lr
basket lo0s200; okTd. FiOTida pr crate. 250aL %:
onions per bag 80; peas Florida, per basket 800
a3oo: peppers per crate 20oa25D: potatoes per bbl
5.5oas0o. do. Northern. PER sack. $50: rutabagaS
per bbl 4Ooai 3; sweet potatoes per bhl. ?25Ii6;
spinach, per bbl. 2.ooa25O tomatoes. Florida. pr
crste. 2oos4oO; turnips, per box. l.coaI.25.
FRUlTS-Appes. pCT bh., 25bl5-j0. grapefruit.
per box 3Ooa95o lemons per box. 275a3 50; oranges
per box California 2.25a275; do. F1ouoa 250a2 IS
pineapples. per crate, 3.5Oai.o.
SEEDs-Bme grass. per bushel. L7o; clover.
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GAS IS MAIN FEATURE
OF THE WEEKS TRADING
Stock Advances Full Point-Bond
Sales of Week Total $4,000.

Washington Gas was the feature of the
weeks trading on the Washington Stock
exchange. 1t underwent an advance from
q TO q The bid price was II IL, with 70
the asking price at close. Graphophone
IS sold at lof 3-s to foi IA to 101 IL. Pail
way preferred changed hands at 81 i-2
and quotation lot OF Second National
Bank stock sold at 1i2 Mergenthaler
was disposed of at III. Total sales for
the week were ess shares of stock. and
bonds of tho face value OF $4,000
III one entertains the view that after a
severance of diplomatic relations with
Germany large preparations along mill
tary and naval lines will be made by our
government, many American industrial
corporations will be favored by large or
ders with consequent large earnings,
Sys Ben Bryan, prominent broker.
Therefore, advances may later on be
justified, and, in my opinion, investment
purchases are in order
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
PHI DELTA s1GMAs DINE.

Eta Chapter of the Phi Delta Sigma
Sorority held it's eleventh banquet last
night in the Oak Room Of the Raleigh
Hotel.
Miss Dorothy Anne Mack acted as
toastmistress. and Miss Nancy French
spoke on sorority life at Central High
school Miss Louise Henderson gave a
short talk on the future of the sorority.
Miss Hortense Zeh told of the work and
aims of the sister chapters of the Phi
Delta Sigma Sorority, Dancing concluded
the program.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb 3-The trend Of the wheat market
vas uncertain the winds today. There were
heavy orders held in the market at the opening to
sel May July. and September wheat. and tbs price
declines these sales were quite sensational.
May sold OF from eS4 to l.Sik. July from l.sls
TO Lon. and September from l& TO Lslh. This
break was the many political rumors ahoat, con
hrrnet and unconamed. But the recation in values
showed that there many spectators with money
who believed that the United States is strong
enough to rake OF It's interest in the event OF
with Germany.
Corn closed at gains of to Is cents today. aud
cats mp = to cent. These cereals followed In
tho counse Of the wheat market and were at tunes
quite active with fluctuations broad
Provisions frregularly lower most Of the day,
under scattered liquidation by longs One of the
larger packers who supposed to be covering
short contracts was the chief buyer.
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alfalfa. per h.. i44sls d.. slsiks. per H., nsze;
red. per h., lsasis; do. white. per D.. sAsp:
ssphing or mammoth. per n.. isa2o; timothy. ps
oushel. 2soa26e; orchard grass. per bushei fsoazB
HAY-Timothy. No. /, pr ton. h0ais.oo; co..
No. 2 N.oo: mixed. DeoaIze; ear corn. new. ps
bhl. 5.2; wheat straw. per ton, Loo; tangled rye
stra. Per ton. iloo: long re straw. psr tou. iA0
red top. per lb, l0aic-
HIDES-Green. per NJ. 20; do. saited, per n.
a; do. dry. per lb. uasl; horse hides. each. -;
calf skins. green. each 375sAB; lamb skins green.
zach. l5eaaoa
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, Feb, 3-Money call on tho Stock
Exchange this week ruled between and IN pcr
cent Time money this week was not especially
active Rates were 81 per cent for sixty and ninety
days and from 81 to 81 per cent for longer
periods Mercantile paper was bought in moderate
amounts In this and other markets. Rates, ia to
{ per cent for choice single names.
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female

WANIED-RESPoNsIBLE PROGRESSIVE MAN
woman in your town to introduce our new pat
-nted corset protector; good money. Write today
for fun particulars and territory. PEERLESS
CORSET PROTECTOR CO.. us 5ith st. Brook
lyn, n. Y.
At ONCE. EITHER SEX, TO REPRESENT US
during spare or full time. Can make 50 to $50
weekly Experience unnecessary Particulars free.
CENTRAL TRADING CO. ChicaEo
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS TO EARN SO WEEK
profit, selling vacuum massage outfit; operates by
waterpowcr Investigate. CLIFTON SPECIALLY
co, 7oo Main St. Buffalo, n. Y.
NEW INyENTlON-vENTILATE CHEMICAL
indoor Closrt. fT country. villsre, and suburban
homes: plumbing. wateUworks no cesspOol;
absolutely oduress: thirty days free trial guarantee
very village and farm home a customer; an -dcr
. At every house. One agent made S1I2 commission in
right hours. Agents outfit free; exclusive territory
contract. Write today for full particulars CT this
biggest winner ever offered to statesmen. AddreTs
{ sHAFER MFG. co, ss2 Cotton Bldg. To!edo.
III STING MAN IGENT-BTG fsIJ0RTNG 80
oiety. Emblem button free. BOX st5-A. Chicago.
AGENTS -S5 SO WEEKLY SELLING MAGIC
CaFb1n Remover; every automobile needs ii.
Repeat orders sure Address MAGIC CARBON
REMOVER co, Bertrand, Nehr.
AGENTS-SNAPPIEST HOUSEHOLD LINE on
earth. Red-hot Sellers steady repeaters; l0o Tcr
cent profit. 20 light weight fast selling popular
priced necessities. Agents outfit free. Git busy
auick-Writs todsy-Postal will do. r. ID. CON
WAY, Sales Manager. s. American Bldg CiDCin-
att, Ohio.
AGENTS-FREE CATALOGUE AND SAMPLES;
new goods, quick sales; big profits make IS to So
daily. No experience. Worlds greatest speGslties.
CRUVER CO. Jackson and Campbell Chicago. III.
AGENTs-A sc PACKAGE OF OUR POLTSHES
costs lcc; sells at sight. A-NO-ONE POLISH
CO., Rochester. y. Y.
AGENTs-sELL CALIFORNIA FLORAL BEADS;
best sellers; big profit Particulars free Uni
yERsAL SUPPLY HOUSE, Inc. Bor l7SS27, Los
Angeles Cal
AGENTS-QUICK, EASY SELLER: GET N
touch With best people. Big money maker. KASI.
co. BOX l3i Michigan City. Ind.
ANYONE CAN MAKE s. DAILY SELLING Orr
guaranteed raincoats. Free samples. WATER
PROOF CLOTHING Co - Eliot St Boston.
Mass
REPRTS ENTATIVES IN EVERY TOWN TO
take nJders for rubber stamps; good profit No in
restment. Write for information. CENTURY
Ncy York.
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LOST

LosT-sMALL WHITE FRENCH POODLE; NO
collar. Reward. loe5 VT. NV. the Arlington
APARTMENTS
LosT-AUToMoBILE TIRE on o ST. on 9Th
s. Reward L. $. coNRoY, rlo Wis. NV.
LoST-oN nth ST., NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
pocketbook, marked u. A. Mitchell" " re-
turned to 1855 Columbia rd. NV. the finder win be
suitably rewarded
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE,

FurnIshcu ny w. B. HIbbs q Co.
SALES
American Graphophone IS. s., 900 at loiS. 81 900
at lUA. 5000 at 1olA. 81 90 at lolH 1900 at
l0A
Capital Traction, 10 at s4l4, at sgs
Washington Gas. 3 at II. 5 at II, es at n, 3
at n
Second National Bank, 10 at l42
Msrgenthaler. at l67, 10 at III, 10 at 49,
After call:
Washington Railway and Electric IL 8, 900 at M.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston, Feb. a-The market wss very active. with
Z sharp drop on the announcement Of break with
Germany. but sharp rally followed. and the mar
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
FOR RENT--TYPEWRTTERS


North asi z3oi LIST ct. NV. formerly Sc Randolph
place. Monarchs rented sl.75 per month: months,
$50; month"; $50; No. Reminrtons 81; j. c.
Smiths. SIS and sz.5e.: Underwoodz. Reminstona.
$50. Reductions II paid or months in advance.
Rebuilt ypswriteB for als.
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CLAIRVOYhNTS.

NINE. KARTO, GGIssiirvOys1t GIsiI n, Psychis Essdsr %
advice on bus love- domestic affairs Reading IL
and sc; short time only Hours, 10 to 6 lbs ST. NV.
NINE, WERNER, NOTED PIANIST. CLAIR
voyant mental scientist. 200 s. NV, second
floor; phooe NJ e3ls.
Paimist-PROF. wRIGHT-Clairvoyant
5l2 f St nv. Phone Main I45.
Private readings daily. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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,Bccess Club Advisory Service.

Don't trade without our advice. Advised Ftbru-
day Beet Sugar. Central leather and Steels Hsys
received word when bottom expected probable low
prts Steel and geneTal marke. swings up 70 August
1ription Daily Letter with forecast to August arst
md prevent hsscs.
Success Club. f. y. Goldsmith, Mgr,
Y Broad Street, Ne. York City.
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MONEY TO LOAN
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-lsoo ACRES IN MISSISSIPPI IN
cultivation: vGlI mfuuyel and s.ocked 10 traI,.
For particulars. ROBERT T HOLMES 1875 Ia
iayettc ave. MsttoCu. IN.
CHICAGO AGENCY-WANT TO REPRESENT
manufacturer; prefer article or line sold TO drug
and grocery tEade: highest references. J. 2. TIRE
LEASE, l05 Schiller Bldg. Chicago.
INVESTORS. WARNTNG-DON'T INVEST ONE
cent until you read SucceSssul Finance end learn
how fortunes are made and Lost by investors! lree
trial subscription. SUCCESSFUL FINANCE. $40
Federal ST.. Chicago ILL.,
STEEL RAILS ALL SIZES, PORTABLE
trace, tplices bolts spikss, switches frogs nail
road ties structural STEEL We build sdstracks and
tsmwGys complete. NJ MITsHKUN CO., Detroit,
Mich.
STANDARD on ISSUES AND ANY OF THE
independent oil stocks bought and sold PHILIP
LYNCH. Wall St. New York.
ADVERTISE-GET BUSINESS EVERYWHERE
IS words in 100 monthlies 81; 100 weeklies s. 50;
10 Sunday papers SO. COPE AGENCY, St Louis.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WOMEN WANTED-FUTL TIME SIS. STARE
time &c an hour, selling gua1nteed wearproof
hosiery to Eearer Experience Unnecessary. GUAR
ANTEED STOCKING MILLS NorristoyFn, Ia
EXPERIENCED SHIRT FINISHERS AFTER
machine. Arply PAGE LAUNDRY, SO T. st. NV
EARN MONEY At HOME. ADDRESSING I'm
veiorcs and mailing circulars, spare time Par
uC7'lsrs for stamped envelope Address SUCCESS
SUPPLY CO. $40 Belmont ave. Chicago, III.
CAsHIER-ONE WHO CAN USE TYPEWRITER
CONCORD LUNCH I7l5 Pa. ave NV.
CASHIER WANTED FOR LYNCH ROOM AND
cafe; one who understands typewritins. Alply
MR.. ATWOOn. lie F i nv.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

@HNTED-AT ONCE. CHAMBERMAIDs, COOKS,
Mattresses, porters, etc. LITCHFIELD's EMP.
BUREAU, l22s 7th ST. nv. n. 768.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04

FOR 3ALE-SUBURBAN.
NO. 36
"A brsndnew bungalow az Hyattsville. Nd; I've
rooms tile bath; sttic CELLAR bot-water heat; gas
electricity; Fsodem in every particular electric
and steam esnp aud Baltimore boulevard. Price
$50: terms. 500 ess'I balance $40 monthly.
NO. 80
+-room house: 10 nice lots; high elevation; SC
fare Pnce. $3.50. Terms SIS cash: balance. SIS
month
NO. "a
-5-room hoCsc in center Of Ballston Va. lot isoE
rs; fenced for pCultry; several poultry houscs
plenty Of fruit shaded lawn; one block from csft
Price 300 Ten0s. IS cash: balance. SIS month.
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
903 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

go WEEKLY MADE WRITING NAMES FOR
mail-order houses; no canyasSing. Particulars for
stamp. THE GUIDE CO.. Memphis Tenn.
GOOD MONEY MADE AT HOME KNITTING
hosiery. Machines furnished on time We buy
or sell your goods. Easy and constant work.
WHEELER co. uncl. 3a Madison. Chicago
WILL PAY ANY HONEST MAN Up 10 SO
monthly for part OF spare time. No canyaksing;
no capital. Write today. VOORHEES,, Desk 2
Omaha Nebr.
BE DETECTIVES TRAVEL; PLEASANT
work. Write for new method Representatiyes
wanted. CENTRAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, St.
Joseph, Mo.
CHANCE FOR THREE BRIGHT YOUNG MIN
To earn course in advertising; no canyassing; time
limited. Lifetime opportunity to train for $50 :ob
CAMBRIDGE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY, Fair
banks Bldg, Springfield. Ohio.
WANTED--SEyERAL AMBITIOUS YOUNG MIN
to train for positions camera men with motion
picture companies and operators in movie theaters
Instruction by mail until qualified 10 take position
Big pay; pleasant work. EMPIRE MOTION PIC
TURE INSTITUTE, Rochester, " Y.
A GOOD BLACKSMITH FOR WAGON WORK
Arpy W. e. DANIELS 4 co. II ST. ne.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EMPLOYMENT BY
PennylTaDia Railroad Company for brakemen and
car repairmen; white and oOlored laborers Apply
Room 81. Union Station. Washington. ID. c.
FlRSTCLASS FINISHER AND REPAlRER.
Apply HUB FURNITURE CO. 7th and d
ITS. nv.
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REPAIRS.

DON'T THOw AWAY YOUR Old Pts srONs
and bly rev cylinders : can repsH then and
make them like new. n work prncesz is not Ssi-
isfactory, no pay. W. J. DEkOWskl, l2th ard g
SIS NJ. Ihone Main rs
WE ARE IN POSITION TO TAKE OVER A
large proportion n the repair worf nov beins
reIinduished by the Rccofd Camrsuy. SPECIAL at
tentiou given 10 night WORT. All Work gsnnteed.
New parts furnished patrons 81 purchase cost. We
expect only reasonable profit our kbor.
NAYLOR BROS. 5s7 X -, nv.
AUTOGENoUs WELDING AND RADIATOR
WORK. FeDders repaired osrbon removed suto
pairing. HUdsOn- Byrd Co, mar lle VT ave. NJ.
VULCANfZfNG AND TIRE REPA1RTSG. WORK
guarsnteed. Prize lowest in town G. l.
SCHMID. rear III 11h n. nv. Phone 1ssl-
PRICE CAN PIX Ut. WELDING oP ALL
metals eausl TO ncw. EIpert auto repsiriuE.
Prices Auto Repair shop. lHs \. Capitol \. s7a
BROKEN CAST IR0E
And otner metals welded By sutoseDous process.
WELDIT CO., SO n. J. ave. nv. LIN 80.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
MATTRESSES.

FILL YOUR INAUGU0A NEEDS NOW.
Mattresses renovated anc tensde. t.5a. Guaranteed
vork Capitol Renoysting Co.. 44l-3 G nv. n liza
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FOR REEr-HousEs.

UNfURNIsHED HOUSES.
20 Q nv. r.. b.. .fs.@i Q ne. g.. b..--..-a.a
lsl7 NV. Ior., b.. sa-9ii3ss Newton me-
sell sth. er, b....-. $50 &C.. b....-----l.-.- zs
so q NV, r.. b.. s.slIDs Franklin me-.
iz1s 10th nv. Dr., b. ESQ sr b..........-.-. S5
10! Belmont. ss b. ss.e IL Tenn. ave-. Or, b. 80
e. Eye me-. A. b.. $50 ~ lIth g.. 7r.. b.. -
I4s Sarnum. sr., b., -5es0 Eye &C. g.. b.. NS
APARTMENrs-HEArF FURNISHED.
The knickerbockcf. $50 Mintwood place
rooms and tzs9
BRooKLANp
1873 Newton st. ne. rooms and bath: h. ". h. " 70
1875 ffankhn -. ne. rooms and hath.......... $50
TAKoMA PARK
los Carroll ave-. rooms and bath; b. ". h....-e5Ao
l2 Blair road. rooms and bath h.,...........-.. "a
30 Sycamore ave-. roons and bath.............. soo
FLATs-wITHouT HEAT
ia lth St Sc, rooms and bath CZ......-.... $3.50
1913 ssth st. NV. rooms aud b@tb tdrst hoor1 IS
N F1orda ave-, rooms hath thrst foor1. f'se
FOR GOOD coLoREp TENANTS
- NV, sr 5o3slz Decatur ne.
2 Patterson ne, tr, b...........-....S 81, g
a.. b.-..-......... IsscIsi ouapdsr ST &c. Ar '!o
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Bldg, so7 18th St. N. W.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
lzs 81 ne. rooms 2 @
eb Iih 81 me- rooms. 49,
- 81 ne. rooms s.....-.---.....-...-.-.-... = 8
~ ST. ne, rooms 80
ll@ Str ST. ne rooms. $50
l5s Sc. rooms % 3
So So Ss Gs ave awe NV nv TOSTs s = g
az 18th st. ne. iihId ao1S rooms $50
g Elliott st ne ssoand ii5 Door 40
1s i2,h place ne. hrS hoof. rooIs ......... iO.Uo
ARTHUR CARR,
llol ST \. W. PERPETUAL BUILDING.
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HORSES AND WAGONS

FOR HiRE-HORSE AND WAGON FOR ANY
kind Of business BY day. week or month. GEN
ERAL LIVERY CO.. resr II Pa ave- Nv. NJ. lIs7.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
wANTED-POSITIoN WITH FRIvI'CE FAM
ily' ho'as work no laundry. unless small. l2f7
efh Il
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PALMISTRY,

PROF. MoxTE. PALMisT. FIRST FLOOR, 81
N. Y. ave. NV. Readings, Soc to 81. sstissctio<
or no charge. 10 g. m. to D. N.
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FOR SALE-LANDS.
ALABAMA LANDS FOR SALE.

1900 ACRES. LOCATED SOUTHERN ALA
hama; espe,Ially slalted for ocIunEing rhnch-
ing Price terms rCas0nsbe. Particulars, adlTess
II. H. NEFEL. IT.. Owner. Mobile. Ala.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04
MAIL ORDERS.

WE HAVE NO RATS WILL TELL YoU HOW
TO get rid of them for sc. go S. Broad St
Grove city, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-04

AGENTS-SELL CALIFORNIA FLORAL BEADS =;
best sellers; big profit Particulars free. UNI
yERSAL SUPPLY HOUSE, Inc. Bon 1887, Los
Angeles Cal
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
GEORGETOWN NOTES.

Georgetown, April IS.-Miss Per-
Gle Tippetts entertained a number of
young gentlemen and lady frienda
last Monday evening. Some time
was spent in fancy work, in which
the gentlemen participated. Prizes
were awarded to the gentlemen do
ing the best work. The frat Drize
was awarded to Carson Welker and
the second to Walter Clark. Several
piano and vocal selections were rem.
dered. after which a dainty luncheon
was served. The guests departed at
9 late hour, ali expressing them
selves as having had a most delight
fnl time.
M. 9. Clark and family visited with
relatives in Paris several days the
past week.
There are a number of cases of
measles here, but we don't think that
the disease can spread very much as
most OF the young people have had
them.
There was large crowd in at.
tendance at the weigh dance last
Friday night and everybody had a
good time. There will be . colonial
ban In the ward hall Friday night,
April 20. Everybody Is invited.
Bishop Robert Schmid of Bern.
spent few days here the past week
with relatives.
George Hoff returned last Friday
from Salt Lake and other points in
otah. He reports that the snow was
all gone there but the weather was
cold.
mrs. George Hess has been con.
Tined to her bed for the past week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
MONTPELIER HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS PLAY AT PARIS

The Montpelier high school stud
ents presented their play. "A College
Town." to a large and appreciatiye
audience at Paris last Saturday night
We wish to take this opportunity of
thanking the Paris people for the
kind and courteous treatment tend
cred us while there. A number of
the players we're entertained In va
rtous homes. and everyone did all
that they could to make our stay a
pleasant one. The Paris orchestra
donated their services for the even.
ing and rendered splendid music be-
tween acts. We wonder IL there l.
an orchestra in Montpelier which
would do that much for Paris.
MRS. CROUCH.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
ATTHE MOVIES.

Tonight at the Montpelier Theatre
The Secret Kingdom and pathe
News.
Saturday night at the Rex. Alice
Brady in "A Gilded Cage"
Monday night at Montpelier thea
tire. Winnifred Lucas In Love Sub
lime." also Triangle comedy.
Tuesday night Peggy Hyland and
Antonio Moreno In Rose of the
South"
Wednesday. night Theda Bara In
her big success Romeo and Juliet. !"
You don't want to miss this extra.
ordinary feature.
Thursday night Enid Bennett in
Little Brother" and a Triangle
comedy. "A Self-made Hero"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
CONGRESS MAY QUIT
BY FIRST OF JUNE


Washington. April 1s.-Efforts to
ccnfine the extraordinary session of
congress to emergency war legisla-
tion took form on the senate side to-
day after President wilson's visit to
the capitol
Senator Simmons. member OF the
Democratic steering committee, sub
mitted for Republican consideration
a plan to limit legislation, behind
which the majority IL expected to
line up, and Senator Gallinger, the
Republican leader. promised to sound
out sentiment on his side Of the
chamber.
The proposed plan considered
would have committee chairmen en-.
gineer their meetings so that none
but emergency legislation would be
brought out. Party conference pro.
baby will be held later on the ques.
ton.
House leaders are agreed that only
emergency measures should be con.
sidered and have predicted that the
emergency session can be adjourned
by June /.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
DO LIKEWISE.

Mrs. Wilson. the wife of the presi-
dent, has agreed to reduce the cost
of living at the White House to the
simplest possible form of living, as
an example to all of the women Of
the country. and many of the most
prominent women in Washington
have joined her In this pledge. All
agree to do their part in the move
ment for the conservation OF the ma
TONS time and resources. The wom-
en- OF the highest social position and
Of the greatest wealth win omit the
usual formal entertaining and call
ing. and reduce to the minimum
their customary social activities. SO
that they can give more time and
money to constructive preparedness
and relief work.
These ladies have agreed TO
pledge themselves to buy inexpensive
clothing, simple foods, and to watch
and prevent all kinds OF waste.
If all the people of America will
follow this example much good will
be accomplished and suffering pre-
vented. and 1t will go very far to
help the whole food problem.
The food which is thoughtlessly
thrown away in many an American
city and town would save countless
women and children from starvation
in the war zone II 1t only could be
transported to them. 1t has been
estimated that the people Of the
United States annually throw into the
garbage can food material OF a total
value of 800, 100000 This amount
alone would be sufficient to support
the occupied districts of Belgium
and northern France on a peace bas~
is. without depriving Americans of a
single necessity. or even luxury to
which they are now accustomed.
An expert of the department OF
agriculture estimates that there are
many important factors OF food
waste There is much spoilage due
to careless storage In the home.
More food is sacrificed to improp-
er cooking. which causes It to be re-
jected at the table. Waste in prep
aration Is large. Over-generoul
serving is almost universal, especially
in the better class restaurants and
hotels. Portions" are hardly evel
completely eaten. Small provision Il
made for serving customer with al
much as he cares to eat and NO more
The surplus carried back to the kit
chen would feed an army and the1
leave huge quantity for the civilian
population. After food has beer
cooked and served, 1t is irreclaima
Bile. The place for saving is In thl
kitchen.-Idaho Falls Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-04-20
NEWLYWEDs STILL Sub
JECT TO MILITARY DUTY

Washington, April 19.-Men OF
military age who have married since
a state of war against Germany was
declared win not escape obligations
Of military service under the war de-
partment policy. 1t was announced to-
day.
The departments statement fol-
lows: THE war department an.
nounces all men married since the
outbreak of war will be treated up
on the same basis az unmarried men
insofar as their military obligations
are concerned. It ID desired that the
utmost publicity be given by the
press to this announcement"