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The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


Charles n. Mum, 2, and Frances W. Ma
lone. .. Rev. ]. B. Taylor.
Frederick +. Litz, %. and Mary @. Rsiney
2. Rev. ]. Il. MlIhsan.
Dominica Lsntini, "A, and FIlomena Il
Greea. Il Rev n. C. Marosglea.
John r. Possy, ss. and Mary Z. Balhnser
%. Rev. J. q. Blake.
Willie T. Bohannon, 81, and Bessie +. Eos
ter. n Rev J. H Jenries.
Etda o. Hough, "a. and Louise ]. English
IS Rev W. g. Mcneil.
James Balance, %, and Saba .. Moore. Is
Rev. w. +. Bayle.
r. Earl Whitman. 2, and Clara @. Car
rinton, q. Rev. q. q. d. sterrett.
Clarenes Castinion. q, and Elizabeth Tracey
8. Rev. J. s. Montgomery.
Chester q. Beesterfeld, q, and Mathilda K
Gerber, %. Rev. 8. T. Nicholas.
Paul J. Heath, n, and Emma A. Eaton. Is
Steve R. Engleson. q. and Emile Holman
%. Rev. J. Azopoulos.
Jerome K. Blakeslee, q, and Carla J. Schu
racher, .. Rev. R. W. Coe-
Clayton L. Mccoy. .. and Edna L. Kirshin
a. Rer. Z. K. Hardin.
Joseph A. Ksrney q. and winnifred N
Edgar W. Smith, 2, and Blasche A. Bur
ton, Is. Rev. ]. s. Montgomery.
Ira 3. walcott. 90. and Sara =. Moyr. n
Rev. J. Il. Jefries
Laxrepae B; Dodd. n. and Doris E. Msesey
%. Rev. J. II. Jefries.
Lewis ". West, 2, and Cora A. sartain, 8
Rev. A. N. Marx
COLORED.
Joseph II. Buries, 2. and Ruth Gordon, "a
Rev. J. 7. Harvey.
Herman Thomas, z, and Mary T. Brown
IS. Rev. J. P. Greene.
Richard Mansfield, q. and Bessie Ware, q
Rev. J. Jones.
Joseph A. Wade, s3, and B. lola Magruder
d. Rev. J. J. O'Connor.
Albert Gamer, 8, and Helen Z. Watts, 2
Rev. D. D. rurpeau.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BUREAU GIRLS Will
HONOR MISS RANKIN
consresswoman Today to Be Pre-
sented with Token.

sented with Token.
Women Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing will today present Miss
Jeanette Rankin, Congresswoman
from Montana, with silk banner tes-
tifying to the esteem in which she
Il held by the women employees for
her efforts to better working con-
ditions.
At the same time Miss Rankin will
announce that she II not yet through
with her Investigations at the bureau.
She has merely delayed action on the
floor of the House to await the result
Of the investigation now under way
by the special committee of Treasury
ofiicials.
It developed yesterday that Miss
Rankin has given much of her In
formation concerning working condi-
tions which she thinks should be bet
tered to this special commission and
u waiting the result of their work.
Miss Rankin has not yet given all of
her material collected from the en-
ployes to the special committee. In
fact she held back much in anticipa-
tion Of her speech In the House
The Congresswoman from Montana
does not want to appear as antagoniz-
ing the Official committee appointed
by Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
and for that reason has deferred
further action on bureau conditions
until they have reported.
In the packed galleries that listened
to her first extended speech yesterday
were many women from the Bureau of
Engraving and many sunfragists who
anticipated her first forensic effort In
the halls Of Congress would concern
their particular cause.
Miss Rankin said last night she had
not abandoned either but the mining
conditions in her home State were
such that some immediate action by
the government is imperative.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
Good Morning, Judge =
Human Interest Stories Of 49,, By
Police Court Happenings. PERKINS PERKINS

everybody in sight understands that
they are invited to take sides and
throw anything they get their hands
on and this is what happened. Sadie
said these people just 'sNacherally up
and At her. and that was all there
was to 1t and the court required the
Jones family to leave their personal
bonds not to pick on Sadie any more.
Peeney COPIED Crap Coin.
There were three of kind shooting
craps in a vacant house in an alley
in southeast Washington Monday aft
ernoon and they played on unmolested
for about half an hour when all Of
sudden all three stopped. looked
and listened. They thought they heard
the familiar footsteps of a police
man. Dick Myers. Harry Welsh and
boy named Peeney all sat erect
and listened as hard as they could.
Suddenly Peeney turned his head back
and saw 81 cents lying on the floor
and Dick and Harry were still look
ing. Peeney swiped the money and
then helped the others to listen.
Soon the gaze of all three rested
on the floor and then the trouble
began. Who swiped the 81 cents
which composed the "potr One ac-
cused the other. but when a sugges-
ton was made that all dump out
their pockets Peeney jumped out of
the window. The other two went
after him and after they caught him
he was fit subject for a hospital.
Dick and Harry were fined IS each,
but Peeney is hurt the worst.
A "Carpenter" Job.
Jim Carpenter called on Lottie
Pryor Monday evening, at her home
on F street southwest, and asked her
to walk with him. She said yes. But
some busybody neighbors told Lottie
she was taking a chance on her repu-
tation to walk the street with a man
like Jim. 1t was a woman who made
this first remark and Jim bit his lip
and said nothing.
He hung around waiting for Lottie
to get dolled up and about an hour
later Lottie showed up and they
started. When they reached the cor
ner some wide-mouthed individual
said something that peeved Jim a lit
tie. but it was SO dark Jim couldn't
see who, 1t was. Some more voices
were heard and Jim, his nerves on
edge. pitched in and whipped three
or four of the corner loafers and got
arrested. But he isn't worried at a
ten dollar fine since he licked the
bunch.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
RED CROSS HOSPITAL
IS FOUNDED FOR NAVY

The American Red Cross has estab-
lished. at Philadelphia. for the use at
the present time of the navy, the first
General Red Cross Hospital In this
country.
The city Of Philadelphia had con-
demned the building and grounds of
the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital in or
der that boulevard might be cut
through Its grounds and rendered It
to the Red Cross.
The Red Cross has undertaken to
alter and reconstruct the building in
Philadelphia, and has appropriated
$4,000 for its current expenses and
maintenance.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

James q and Mary Z. Burroughs, boy.
Bryrile b. and Frances NJ. Cook, boy.
Geo. NJ. and Helen p. Miller, boy.
Edward and Mary schenrank, boy
Charles w. and Elsie @. Mohler, girl.
Howell O. and Clara @. Franklin, boy.
All Fong and Kok Wen, girl.
Many and Annie Yesbek. girl
William A. and Debora Duyall, girl.
Royal ]. and Myrta II. Haskell, girl
C0LORED.
RAYMOND L. and yeriyne West, girl
Richard and Margaret y. Bailey. girl.
James and Maggie Z. Botts. boy.
George and Edith NJ. Murray, bog.
Edward @. and Rosa 2. Winston, girl.
Harry lie r. and viyien 4. Pelham, girl.
William and Mary Dunmore, girl
Julius and Mary Anderson. girl.
William and Josephine Giles. girl
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
TIDE TABLES.

TIDE TABLES.
CoGpiled b. United States coast and yeodetic
s1rveJ.)
Today-Lo~ tide, SIS q m and as D. N. ;
hsh tide. Alo .. N
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
rsmperstme and ocnditiou Of water at o m.
erezf Fans-rempsrsture. 90; condition, clear.
Dslazriia reseuor-rmpsrature. s.; condition
q north connection. clear; condition ut south
eunnectiou. misty. Georgetown distributing reser-
yotr-1snperature, g; condition at fnfluent gate
hduss.s dear; condition at afluent gatehouse.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE,
Frankanna Connolly. s. years, 1850 Monroe q
William +. DAILY, q years, 6oe 9th st. NV.
Catherine Alsop. 81 years. liz Fla. av. me-
VIM O. Koetzner. 81 years, 31sl o st NV
Cordelia Ridgley, Is years, Wyoming apts.
Fredk. G. Hodgson. 81 years, the Rochambeau
Cecilia Manner. Y years. ISL ID st. NV.
Helen Ball, 5 years, Childrens' Hos.
Agnes Hill, month, Baby Hosp. Camp
Matilda Herman, 2 days, sibley Hosp.
COLORED.
Annie 2. Butler, s. years. Freedman's Hosp.
Emma Pullman, 50 years. Wash. Asyl. Hosp.
Vivian Frye. 50 years, Wash. Asyl Hosp.
William Cook, 80 years. Casualty Hosp.
Cornelius Z. Bryant, yeas, 50 o st. sw.
Henrietta O. Stewart, mos, sss Wade I'd. se
Francis D. Moore. 3 mos. 1353 O st. ne
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
JUDGE HARRISON RECEIVERS.

Although his leave of absence grant
ed by the Department Of Justice has
been extended to September /, it is
probable that Robert Harrison, re-
Gently appointed Judge of Police
Court in the District, and now con-
valescing from an illness. may return
before that day.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
SECOND NONSENSE DINNER,

'Pedagogic Nonsense and Musical
Foibles' will be the subject of dis
cussion for the second nonsense din
ner series" at the Arts Club Thurs
day evening. Mrs. F. z. Harrington
will preside as chairman, while the
hostesses will be Mrs. II. K. Bush
Brown and Mrs. G. ]. Zolnay.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
TORCH CAUSES FLAME.

Paul Coughlin. Hyattsville. Nd, was
painfully burned about the face ant
hands yesterday when the gasolin,
in his automobile took fire from ar
open torch which he held too close
to the gas tank. He was taken tc
the Garfield Hospital His injuries are
not serious.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

Switzerland has built its highest
aerial tramway, a mile and a half long
and ascending to an altitude Of nearly
mile. solely for tourists.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia and Maryland: Thunder
ser~ers Wednesday afternoon or night ana
p<pbabiy % THURSDAY; not quite 50 warm;
Ixntle south winds.
VIRGINIA: Showers and thunderstorms late
"Wednesday and probably on Thursday; not
urtts % warm; gentle south winds
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08
LOCAL rENPERAruRE.

Midnight. -; . a. m. %; a. N, 70; 8 q.
n. q; q N, y; 10 a. m, 81; Y noon, 8;
.. m. 81; p. m. O.; p. m. 81; p. m,
q 70 p. N, IS Highest, %; lowest. g. Reia-
6,s hunidity-s m. 2; p. m, g.; D. m,
y. Rainfall o ,. m, to D. M. O Hours
q nnshins. 80 Per cent Of possible sunshine.
a. Tenperaturs same date last yer-Hishest.
n lowest, n.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-08

Order GUIDES Flowers.
Choice, fresh-cut, homegrown
flowers for all occasions. 1914 r st.
ADV.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.


1872 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw-Larse, at
tractivcly furnished front room, in private home.
where nil coneenisI all the time: suitable for
two; gentlemen only, use OF assembly in other
rooms
i4r, AMtS PLACE N.E-Ncwly furnished room
in private family; convenien; 10 ear line; rent
reasonable.
IL BEAUTIFTL. new. well furnished detached
home: two or three rooms. with Use living room,
dining room. kitchen. ierge porches; S35 or $40,
including gas. electricity. iclephonr. real home
for refined couple. Address Box .36r. Star
Office
WIDOW will rent two Pies san, rooms in her at
tractiye hone, vicinity Dupont Circle phoue
service. Address Box 3l-P. Star Office.
zoos ST N.W.--Furnished room for house
keeping; h.-w. Ii.
APT IL. 1870 sT. Nw-one or two well
furnished, heated. large. sunny rooms; practi-
caily private tath: reasonable.
sls 9Th ST. N.w.-Large front room; neatly
furnished.
925 sth ST. N.w.-Nice well heated rooms
suitable for oEe two s. per month; also
others
1s32 Il ST N.E.-Two clean. sunny rooms for
Ink; gas rars;e; in private family of adults;
good naighborhood; rent reasonable.
I7IO NJ sT.-Dur front room, nicely furnished:
gentleman; all conyenences; private family Of
adults: apt 3
2iIo pa. AVE. N.w.--Nicely furnished nat 5
rooms; parlor floor; porch.
1918 sT.-Excelient room; h.-w. H.; southern
exposure. North s091.
30I NJ Nw-Bright sunny rooms; southern
exposure; hot-water heat; all front rooms.
llOi l. ST. Nw.-Laree nicely furnished room;
FIRST floor; good board
VA. APT. 404. 2120 G st. n.w.--NiceIy furnish
ed room. 23s
sle INDIANA AVE. N.w.-Nicely furnished
small. single rooms; front; reasonable.
1881 X N.w.-LarSe front room; suitable Ink;
also other rooms.
Evening star., 1917-01-21

A Nh>ifACIIR RING company has opening for
hiHh-gFad., clever. BIZ. salesman, preferably
on. owning auto tOr familiar with auto bust
I~s-t. efficient make from II 10
.iolnr~ per day. We manufacture proven aud
ifdi i-p-nsabls accessory for auto. motor boat and
motor biks. 80 10 100 dollars gives you ea-
elusive territory. Wilson q. Reid, treasurer.
i177 Hroadwsy. New York.
AGENTS for We'll known established line Of
raincoats can easily make $50 per week: no
capital required: right party district
ansgrmeni insnring practically unlimited in
semr- sD-n Coat Co.. / Union Square. New
York.
AGENTS Washable dustiess spccalties are
winners: fast sellers: big repeaters. big profits:
larItcuiars free. Nichols Sales Company, 1898
as;f St.. Newport News. Va.
tGENTS-!iere is the big opportunity you are
looking for. big seller and repeater: free sample
. nd particulars. %. u. r. Co.. IS y. Saratoga
St, Baltimore. Nd.
Evening star., 1917-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
ATTORNEY, experienced in patent validity and
infringement searches. desires additional work
along that line: capable OF preparing opinions
In connection with same: reasona BILE rites: ref
erences. Address Box 32l-P. Star office
BOOhh ESFEK salesman wants position: ,x-
pcrlenced and reliable. best of references Ad-
dress Box 50-P. Star office. 2is
Roy. colorel, wishes position as porter In drug
store: references 1873 Corcorsn ST. NV
CARPENTERING and painting and general re-
pairing; ~ years experience would like posi-
tion a. hotel carpenter y. il25.
CARPESTER-Job or will do repair work Muin
2Tn2. Weeks, 32l sw. 23s
CHAUFFEUK-MECHANIC frst-cIass. by south
American man. - years old: nine years expert
cnce; do nil repairs: small wages TO start. hest
refs. Address Box ZssP. Star Office
CHACFFECR wants place good experienced
mechanic. Write or call at I2., o4th st NV
CHAUFFEUR tFilipino) First class mechanic;
careful driver; don't drink or smoke six years
experience; two years last employmeat: ref.
CHAuFFECR-white; careful competent; any
car: private. commercial. references. Address
Box Poop. star Office q.
CHAUFFEUR, colorrd, by hour day or week
ls06 NV. Phone North 1851. 21.
CHAUFFEUR N private family: hest references
,coloredl. l34l Corcorsp st. NV 2Js
COLLEGE MAN wants employment; good char
acter; hard worker. Address Box Or, Star
once. poe
Evening star., 1917-01-21

ILLS. COS 9th ST. NV.
1908 Fla av ne. 6r. 1s. so
1237 W se. Or. W. 1850
Garage. rear 141 11th
ne e. 90
1898 5th NV, Orb. p. 80
Evening star., 1917-01-21
statesmen.

statesmen.
FIRST CLASS SALESMAN to sell to garages.
factories. stores. etc; steady. we'll paying posi-
tion for active man. Milwaukee Tank Works,
Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
HIGH CLASS man with the organization ex-
ecutye and superior salesman-hip ability who
Is and has been successful and who possesses
highest integrity and standing; position that OF
class manufacturers. representing millions Of
capital. one line Is wonderful gasoline
tractor and truck of great power and neIibI-
ity that will overwhelm and astonish the world;
sells at $3.50 and 800: here is the opportunity
ever made in a year; il you can qualify here is
chance Of lifetime. Perrine, 30 n. La Sale
St. Chicago.
tests. specialties assortments; new special
line. rare merit, big money possibilities. Box
49,. Iowa City. Iowa
sALEsMEN-selI baling presses for vast pa
per; previous experience unnecessary; splendid
selling; big money proposition; commission basis
oaniy Albany Bsling Press. 25s Broadway.
SALESMAN wanted on a commits sion basis for
the states OF Delaware and District of CoIum-
bia, 10 represent II large textile manufacturer
10 the Wholesale and retail dry goods, notion
and gents furnishing trade; preferred man
who is at present selling line OF mer-
ehnndise to this trade. Address BOX 1872.
SALEsMEN-sso weekly and 500 yearly from
reorders; we give merchant 81 chewing gum
yending machine free. Millard. 1876 Broadway,
sIDELINE sALEsMAN-Refund saiesboards
watches. diamonds; biggest Sellers best sales
mans proposition; commission and profit shar-
ing 20 70 $40 per order Chicago Diamond I'm
porting CO. 20 so. State. Chicago.
SlDEllNE Statesmen make $50 to s75 week
ly selling our advertising fans. several hundred
designs; cover every line Of business samples
light: easily carried. Apply now. Don't wait
Fan Dept. kenpar Thomas CO.. Cincinnati.
TRAVELLING Statesmen. to devote evenings
| taking orders from movie fheaters: well adyer-
| tised line; big seller samples To carry
tnhill-Igo" Company. Chicago III.
TWO MEN OF education. salary for large life
insurance company. Address Box Tsp, Star
office
VACANCY February I, with old house; permn-
nent position cover Virginia; staple line sold
exceptional terms: high commissioner S3.,
weekly advance Sales Manager. Suite S. 500
Woodward Detroit
Evening star., 1917-01-21

Ills G. cor. 12th-Nice large front room; run
ming water; bath; private family; End floor; gen
Evening star., 1917-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE-COntinued.

DAIRYMAN. competent. desires place on farm;
experienced, ability and not afraid Of work;
dairy just making a start preferred; references.
Address Box 215-P. Star office. II
hotoeds. truck gardening ara generai .r, tan
work; 25 years experience married. Apply
DRAFTSMAN-By young man, 81. efficient and
reliabe frst-class tracer. neat letterer. some
detail experience: also gooG ar all Kinds Of COM
mercial lettering and wash drawing; wages very
moderate; references and samples. Address Box
3-R. Star Office. 21s
DRUG CLERK, best references, registered, wants
position Address Rox 1d-R. Star office 23e
ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN Experienced;
sox 291-P Star office. 21s
FARM MANAGER or shares: experienced in
western IRRIGATION and esstern farming; truck
growing. Address Box 2l9-P. Star office. 25s
GARDENER. florist manager for estate:
liable. Inquire l23s 5th st. NV. 21s
GENTLEMAN (35) desires night work: position
relief clerk after becoming experienced: stenog
rapher and typewriter: holding, responsible posi-
tion during day Address Box 19-P. Star office
MARRIED MAN. reliable. wishes work in even
.rrs: cashier. salesman: will do anything. Ad-
dress Box 2Ji-P. Star office. @s
PAPEEHANGEK. painter. nrst-elass. desires
work: reasonable rates: city or country. Address
Box 210-A. Star Office.
POSITION wanted in a real estate offce or bank
by clean-cut young man. not afraid of work;
good reference. 5621 Colorado ave. NV. Phone
POSITION wanted as watchman. by reliable.
trustworthy man. Address Box 29-P. Star Of
fee. 23'
PRACTICAL mechanic. painter and paperhanger;
will do work at the lowest possible price. A.
Burst. pol st. NV. Phone Main 1851. 2is
SALESMAN Wishes TO connect with real
estate company commission. Address Box
292-H. Star Office -
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter of experience
>ires evening employment. Address Box :4.-f.
Star office. 81
WAITER in hotel lunchroom, by reliable and
experienced colored man. 1914 18th st. NV
WHERE the Jobs that go begging for lack
of men? Young getting 500 salary
has reached limit of present opportunity. VIII
take less elsewhere until ability is proven If
the future looks attractive. What have you to
offer: Address Box 11-I Star Office.
WORN in private family unchroom in city
country: colored man. 1927 TEMPERANCE ave.
YOUNG MAN desires connection with invest
ment department OF uctive real estate business,
with a view of calling investors in evenings
Adir's Rov 12-R. Star office.
YOUNG MAN desires position with large concern
as ca shier. bookkeeper accountant. Address
Tox .,-R. Star office.
YOJ-N NJ; MAN. -. good education. knowledge Of
law wants position; reference. W. j. Hudson
7Is Shpnhcrd St NV 21S
YOUNG NAN. ambitious. with office experience.
wants position: good references. Address Box
ESP. star office II
Evening star., 1917-01-21
WANTED-TO RENT.


AND DWELLING ~ GOOD
residential section. Address Box 1sP. star
Office.
BY ACCoUNTANT-fri room. in suira
with prominent law firm. Address BOX 1861.
star office.
WANTED FOR RENT, UNFIHNlSHED. WEST
of 18th. north Of H. by naval Officer. adults
in family. mod-rn house. IL to IL rooms AMI
. baths. convenient II Possible 20 good public
or private school. Address Box 2,-if. star
Office.
WANTED FOR RENT FURNISHED. ~ A Dt-
sirahle northwest section. modern house N Ia
70 Il rooms. baths. attractitcly furnished, }
to . months lease. by responsible tcusnt, state
full particulars nni wien property may hc In
spected. Address Box 2f2 u. Star office.
WANTED--To RENT FEBRUARY Il. BY MAN
and wife without children. Groom house In
ID. c. with electric lights. hot-~ater heat and
room in yard or nearby lot for garden. Address
Rox oi;S-P Star office 3ls
WANTED-TO RENT. GROOM IloUsE OR
small apartment, near IAN and Park road. Ad-
dress BOX - l.. star office. 2n'
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aharIM,s Office.


Fourth door. room 42S.
County Treasurer.
Second door. room 2l2.
Recorder Of Deeds.
First door. room 120.
Registrar Of TitIsa
First floor. room 120.
County Clerk.
Second floor. room 233.
County Comptroller.
Fifth door. room Gil.
Coroner.
Fifth door. room 500.
County surveyor
Fifth floor. room 426.
Custodian.
Third floor, room 81.
County Court.
Sixth floor. room 602.
Clerk County Court
Sixth floor, room 600.
Circuit Court
Seventh floor.
Clerk Circuit Court
Fourth floor. room 4l2,
Probate Court
Sixth floor. room 643.
Clerk Probate Court
Sixth floor. room 623.
Board Of Review.
Third floor, room 337.
Board Of Assessors
Third floor, room S12.
President County Board.
Fifth floor. room 523.
Clerk Superior Court.
Fourth door. room %s7.
County commisslohsrs.
Fifth floor, room 537.
County Attorney.
Fifth floor, room 507.
Law Library.
Tenth floor.
Superintendent Public Service.
Fifth floor. room $40.
Civil Service Commission.
Fifth floor. room $40.
Jury Commission.
Eighth floor. room S24.
The Norman Institute at IA West
Washington street is Justly celebrated
for the efficiency Of its massage and
physical culture system.
The Advance Packing & Supply
Company of II South Franklin street
enjoys a we'll deserved reputation for
good work and fair dealing.
~S
Judge Harry 2. Dolan has made q
grand record as Municipal Judge.
Peter M. Hoffman, the ef1cient coro
ner. Is an Official who grows more poc
ular with the public every year. He u
the greatest vote getter in the Repus'
lican party.
John ]. Sweeney, the popular mana
ger Of the big Randolph Grocery &
Market Company, is public spirited
and progressive and is highly respect
ed in the business world.
~
Ralph Temple has great car In thu
eight.cylinder Hollier. Il is q great
car. high grade and popular with
everybody who has used It.
II you want an auto or taxi call ur
the American Auto & Taxi Company
phones. Lincoln 400s and Calumet
279S.
william Legner is always loyal Il
his friends and has always fulfilled
every trust imposed on him with credit
and honor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-24

school, as only thing calculating taught and make
last progress as you will The work coming demand each
supply the calls Tor heP The salaries range from $4,000 $25oo
that can be mastered easily in six weeks less under this expert
Mr. Knnaman
ne accepts and applications and
fortunate to this training be assured Of
is completed The work much than
pay much larger starting salary than other profession
is most desirable for lady with ambition
to protect her future or contemplating working for few
some business profession If interested this modern
business profession call and Mr. Knnaman W. Madison
Street. Room 802 It will surely pay you do