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OIL and Gas.

on Miracle run, Battelle district,
Mopougalta county w Va. he Manu-
fac turers Ligh: and Heat company
drilled No. on the Nancy and A. P.
JekLson farm through the Gordcn aud
fourth sands. A little Gil was develop
cd in both formations. Unless 1t im'
proves when shot 1t will not make bet
ter than a tiVe.barrel pumper III the
same district. the Hope Natural Gas
company is due in the sand at test
On the Floasis l., Tenant farm. Bat
telle is the most active district In Mon
opgalia county. The Hope company Is
drilling three and has one rig complet'
cd. The Carnegie Natural Gas COM
pany Is fishing at test on the ". L.
Fox farm AID the West Virginia Trac'
tion company has the rig completed for
No. 8 on the Prelley Shriver farm,
! In Centerville district, Tyler county,
the Carter OIL company drilled Sec
innd test on the ]. S. Hamilton farm
through the Big Injup sand 1t is a
strong sasser in that formation, To-
Gated one and one-half miles south Of
the Pure on Producing company's pro-
duction on the G. A. Riggs farm In
Union district, A. Doyle & Co.'s test
apn the Christy Shriver farm is dus.
ter and abandoned In Union district,
l1insnore & Sellers test ON the 7.
Hanlin farm is a duster in the Cow
Run sand.
IN the Hughes river pool, Clay dis
3triut, Richie county. the Independent
on and Gas Products company drilled
No. q on the G. n. Darnold farm
ihroush the Big Injun sand. 1t is a
gasser located 500 feet southwest OF
No i on the same farm In the same
gnool the Hope Natural Gas company's
lest OF, tae NJ. l. Brown farm is dus'
ter in the Big Injun sand. This loea-
lion ia 500 feet west Of No. on the
~ III. parnold farm. In the same dis
rfct John Norris & Co. are dewn 1900
street at their test on the ]. Satterfeld
9farm and fishing for a bit. r. e. L.
3 lTTfnire has the rig completed for an
cher test on the !. n. cokley farm.
IN the Dents run pool, Warrington
ftatrict, Marion county. Blackshere OH
ana, Gas company Is drilling its test on
Inc Ward Satterheld farm, dry in tbs
BC.toot sand, TO the lower sands. IN
fife same pool the Eastern Petroleum
ir,rnnany's No. 4 on the Alfred Kendall
farm is producing Is barrels q day
the production OF the well Is some
phst retarded on account OF lax u
.hs etstas. No. 5 on the Alfred Kan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
oRpER 0F pGsI TcATTON..

State of West Virginia:
At the March, 1917, Rules. held in
the Clerks Office OF the intermediate
Court, IN and for the County OF Mar
ion and State aforesaid. March z. 1917,
the following order was entered:
Thomas ", Fleming and Curtis B.
Fleming, partners trading as T. w.
Fleming and brother, Plaintiff, VS..
Robert Burns Fleming Defendant
Law.
Object Of Suit.
The object of the above styled suit
is to enforce the lien of an attachment
issued in said action against the real
estate or interest in real estate of the
said Robert Burns Fleming. which is
situate N Marion County, West Nir'
ginia.
An affidavit having been made ana
filed that the said Robert Burns Elem
ing, the defendant in the above styled
cause, IL a nonresident Of the State OF
West Virginia. 1t is ordered that the
said Robert Fleming do appear within
one month from the first publication
of this order, in the Clerks office OF
our said intermediate Court. at Rules
to be holden therefor, and do what is
necessary to protect his Interests
1t is ordered that copy OF this or
der be published and posted as reQuir-
ed by law.
Given under my hand this 9TH day
- w. S. BLACK, Clerk.
A. S. FLEMING.
Counsel Tor Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time March 10th. 1917, and TO be pub
lighed once each week for four success
sive weeks
3.1O.l7.24.31
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GOOD LAND.

Wage Farmers and Farm Renters be
independent on your own farm home!
Small or large tracts In Michigan's
Fruit Felt. SIS to SIS an acre. My
liberal terms OF SIS to 500 down and
81 to $40 monthly per " acres, are
easily met; lower terms for smaller
tracts. Near towns, schools good mar.
kets. Write for 70 page booklet free.
Full information George w. Swigart,
owner, II. l245 First National Bank
Bldgp Chicago, III,
S.21.lst No. 2O6s
FARM FOR SALE-l0i acres good
Soil. smooth; 10 acres timber; good
water; new Groom house. cellar; two
barns; out buildings; young orchard:
3 miles to station; mile to church,
school and store; Washington "a miles.
Healthful climate. A bargain at So
800. Immediate possession. Address
j. |. Brennan, Ryan, Va.
FARM FOR SALE 81 acres |. mile
from MacsdamiSed road leading TO
Youngstown. Warren ind Wilee, un.
derlsid With coal; good house, barn
and out buildings; we'll watered. Cheap
II sold at once. Mrs. Burke. Berlin
City Ohio. S.SO.6t No. Els
FOR REAL FARM oFFERs-Cali up.
on or write TO the undersigned.
Here are few facts to each tract:
200 acres near Armstrong Mills, O.;
fine opportunity for dairy. 100 acres
near Belmont, brick road, good land.
1o0 oorag mad IupJ {panrovnJ. ,b,.n
miles from st. Clairsville. Ohio. 16O
acres. with eight acres young bearing
orchard; speculative opportunity to
the man Of the hour. liz acres, fine
lands, good buildings and macadamIz-
cd road, near Lafferty, l73 acres.
near Maynard; good road; fine for
dairy. 100 acres, half mile from Ma
uonai paved road; one mile west of
Louisville. o acres aud So acres ad.
joining each other; 5 acre tract good
buildings; the So acre no buildings;
sell together or separately. GO acres
south OF St. Clairsville, o. lao acres
southeast OF st, Clairsville. 12O acres
east Of St Clairsville, Ohio op Nation.
al road, will sell 100 acres OF this and
20 acres separate or all together;
about seven miles out from Wheeling.
ia acres east of st. Ciairsvllle, and
shout six miles out from Wheeling
and about IL mile from National paw.
ed road. Several other attractive op.
portunities in farms, dwellings or
business properties. T. Il. Stoffel,
real estate and insurance, st. Glars.
vile, o.. Nat. phone l10.R Office So K
residence. 3.27.Gt No. 21OO
small farm near Fair
mont, Will pay cash. Address Il.
A. Pitcher, Rt. Q, Fairmont, W. Va.
3'29.tt No. 2l12
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. March 81. - Low.
priced mining shares continued to fur.
niah the bulk OF the business on the
Ptttshurgh exchange. The feature OF
this gTelp yesterday was the advance
in NJ shasta Mining to 74c. or lac
above the low price at which a large
block OF the stock was liquidated ear.
ller IN the week.
OIL and gas stocks were dull and as
& rule sulaf fractions covered the net
fluctuations for the day. Manu-.
faeturers Light and Heat was quoted
ex'dtvtdend Of 81 share and closed
* lower at Il. Pure Oil was 4 lower
at 2alk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
APPLIcArloN EoR RARnoN

Notice is hereby given that on or
about the 18th day of April, 1917, an
application will be filed with James
f. Cutlip, Pardon Attorney, Charles.
ton, West Virginia, for the pardon of
Russell ]. Martin convicted OF the
crime of forgery, at the October term,
1916, Of the Criminal Court of Marion
county, and sentenced to imprisou,
ment in the West Virginia peniten.
tiary for the period Of two years.
Signed RUSSELL ]. MARTIN.
3-22.29.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

The Teachers Training classes OF
the First NJ L. Sunday school will
hold q market in the building recently
vacated by Anderson's Restaurant, on
Saturday, March 81. They will also
have a choice line of Tea Roses for
spring planting at very special prices,
No. 2l06
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

dali farm is producing so barrels day
and shot brought the Delmar Oil com.
pnny's No. "a on the John L. Hays farm
up to so barrels day. p. W. Bart
let's No. 8 on the z. E. Batson farm is
Holding up at 142 barrels day.
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HOUSES FOR SAFE

FOR SALE-Four room house with
bath. For information call or ad.
dress A. c. Kendall, Mining Machine
office. 3.l5.tt No. 2027
FOR sALE--6.room house. Gull 10
Reeves Ave. 3.:9.3t No 2IlS
FOR SALE-6'room house, corner 7t6
street and CASTOR. Apply Consol
296-Y. 3.27.5t No. 2Oeg
FOR SALE-5.room house. good lot
close in. 216 Albert Court Apply
L. Smith, Marley Hotel Barber Shop
3.2e'0t No. 2O96
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED - Experienced saiesiadiea
and statesmen. Reference required
Leader Shop, 221 Madison 81
J.30.2t No. 2li0
AGENTs--l'Ve a new soap game t6ai's
a dandy. New stuff, 100 per cent
protits' Sample and full layout free
WHO Quick Lacassian Co.. Dept. 81
~. LOUIS, Mo. 3-3l.lt No 21ef
statesmen : Experienced eiothine
men Cor the largest $3.50 direci
from maker to wearer tailoring house
IN the world. Suits made 20 measure
Exclusive territory: liberal commits
sions; send reference With appllca
ton; excellent opportunity Tor sood
live men. Universal Tailoring Go.
Inc. &c Washington Place, New York
CITY S.sl.1t No. 2ies
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HARRY SHAW,
Special Commissioner.

1, W. S. Black, Clerk of the Inter.
mediate Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia. hereby certify that the above
named Harry Shaw has given bond
in the penalty of Two Thousand dol.
lars as required by the decree of sale
in the above styled cause.
W. S. BLACK,
Clerk of the intermediate Court Of
Marion county, West Virginia.
3.10.ir24,S1.
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WANTED-Kt once FIRST class walt.
ress, one who understands business.
Good wages to right party. Bartlett
Hotel, Warrington. W. Va.
3.I7.tf No 2O42
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, March s1.-erospects Of
rain In Kansas and Nebraska, where
lack Of moisture has been severely
injuring the winter crop, brought
about q sharp setback yesterday in
wheat prices. The market closed heavy
2 to S1s cents net lower. with May at
S1.95B9i.95N and July at S1.6Sh@
163&. Corn lost &@19s cents and
oats h@& cents. In provisions the
outcome was a net advance of 5Q15
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WANTED--Dining room girl at once.
Hotel Royal, Shinnston. Both phones.
3.27-3t No 2103
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a. NJ. .:s:s
RooMs-FURN1sHEp

FOR hENT-Room nicely furnished
suitable for two young ladies. Ap-
ply at 1915 Center St, Locust avenue.
3.I2.tf No. 20l3
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HOUSES FOE RENT

tOK RENT s-room mouse, 3Sden
avenue. Inquire T. M. Murphy
Phone 739.Y Consol. 1.25.tt No 1871
FOX RENT-7.room house near 0w
ems plant. Bell S0s.W.
3.2s-tt no 2il3
FOR RENT-Six.room house, u Cole
man avenue, SIS per month. Cal.
2g2.A Consol. 3.2l-Bt no 2060
FOR RENT-6.room frame house, Ohio
avenue. Brooks s. HUTCHINSON. Sci
Phone 9S6 and 176. S,21.tf 40. .Qea
FOR RENT-Si1room house on spruce
street. Water furnished mouse b
good condition. D. A. Ritchie. Court
House. 3.27.4t 10. 2o7S
FOR RENT-5 rooms and bath On sec
ond floor Of private residence: con.
yenlent. rent reasonable. Apply L.
w. Kelley, 129 Reeves Ave.
S.26,tf No. 2Oos
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MONEY TO LOAN

THE BUCKEYE SAVING AND LOAN
company OF Bellatre. O.. has. money
to loan on desirable real estate, See
Paul G. Armstrong. Attorney. ll-<1
Trust Bldgp 9TH Floor. Fatrmoat, ".
We,
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs

$3.50. -<~anN~
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for
New York Stock Brokerage house 20
sell active stocks and houds 10 your
feetion. Tratting free II applicant has
proper local connections. Proposition
affords earning possibilities $4,000
yearly upwards, Branch office oslab.
hshed under your supervision locally
II you make good. State reference
and past business experience. john
Herok 4 Company. Stock Brokers, 40
Exchange Place, New York.
FOR SALE-General store II Rymcr.
W. Va, doing business OF twelve 10
httsen thousand year. For fnrthcg
information write or address ii. b.
Williams, Warrington, W. Va. Rt ..
s.2o.tt No 2osa
PLAN for big profits unusual FFour1
floor opportunity Buy unltel
magma Copper at SOC. Active curb
trading starts Monday, April "a. Write
TOT particulars Harry LetkoyIts, 38EA
change Place. New York.
BUSINESS FOR SXLE-Now ne tffrs
Sl75,00 per week. Open for invcs
ugatlon. W. a. LAWYER, Room 20.
trust 5ldg. 3.2t-tt No, aoeS
FOR SALE-Ford tourine car. Al
condition, s76. Accessories on chs
car Price $3.50. Auto Tire & Rspsir
Co, WASHINGTON street. $685. No 2fp::
FREMBooK "MoNEY IN on sKcVs
how you can make quick profits
Have production and stock double III
price April twentieth. Neosho Co.. X
{. Lie Bldg. Kansas City, No.
3.Sl.it No eleS
INSIDE INFORMATION REGARDING :
New York Curb stock due for sub
stantlal advance from its present price.
OF less than LIS Of intrinsic value, can
pc obtained from Berry, Pierce q Co.
81 Wall St., New York.
S.3l.1t No. 2tes
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FOR sALE-I560 10. horse must Be
sold ttds week Apply T. E. Wiles.
Hoult, W. Va 3-27-4t No. 209S
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HORSES, CATTLE. ETC.

FOR sALE-Throe fTesh Jersey cows.
]. G. Robinson. Rarrackyille. ". Va,
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HELP WANTED-MALB

MEN WANTED-steady employment
Helmick Foundry Machine Co.
S.2-tf No. 1882
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WANTED-Good mechanic. Straight
time. Apply Newcomer Auto Sales
Co. 3.l7.tf No 20iS
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A white woman as Laun'
dress. Apply at P. NJ. $50 Fair
mont Avenue.
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WANTED-Boy Is to IS years OF age
to wo-k at soda fountain. Apply In
person. Martins drug store. Main and
Monroe, a,S0.lt No 2i2i
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FARMS For SALE


SALE OR EXCHANGES acres, 2
room house and out buildings. good
orchard. Tree gas. acres coal, Ia
miles street car line, in Harrison Coun.
~. For sale or exchange for q geenral
store located IN good business section
Stout and Alexander Real Estate Co.,
70I Con Bldg. ClarksbuTg, W. Va.
No. zoos
FOR sALE-S6 acres land; almost new
hve.room house, outbuildinGs, fine
we'll water. nice young orchard. bear,
ing fine; gas, situate one Clarksburg.
Weston car line; land lays well and III
nice community. Stout & Alexander,
Real Estate Company, Inc, 70l Con
Bldg. Clarksburg, W, Va.
S,SO,2t No. 2Il7
FOR SALE-Large acreage drift, coal
six foot vein, on railroad, description
and analysis furnished. Address +. H.
Bole, 1877 Grant avenue, Belleyiew. Pa.
o.46.26t No 2O3l
FOR sALE-66 acres four miles from
GAINESVILLE in East Pike. $4,5UO cash.
On improved National road Write L.
D. Abel, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
s.is.2st No. 2O5O
FOR SALE -66 acres. s room frame
house, barn and outbuildtngs. foou
coal vein open. Other farms of all
sizes. Prices right for quick sales. C..
3. Crooks, East Fultopham, Ohio.
3-22.6t No. 2071
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WANTED-A boy about eighteen
years OF age, for general work IN
grocery store, Apply at Cash Groc.
cry store at p. m. 3.31.lt No 2126
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WANTED-Housekoeper for two IN
family. References required. Ad.
dress 2116 West Virginian.
3.SO.3t No. ZIG
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Apply So Carlton ST., or
call 697.M Bell phone. 3.2s.3t No 2lO7
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LOST AND FOUND

swede glove. Finder
return to Box 2lo9 West vtrginian.
3.29.St No 2l0o
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WANTED

Notwithstanding Ford car
roadster or touring; cheap for cash.
State all. Address Secondhand Car,
Box 2110, West Virginian.
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WANTBD-To purchase small farm
near Address p. o. Box 50, Fair,
mont, W. Va. 3.2l.6t 2061
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BITS OF
STATE NEWS

IL ts said at Charleston that a mum.
Der Of officers, both commissioned and
non commissioned, of the Second West
Virginia Infantry. Just back from the
Texas border, have been urged to take
classes in military drilling in the cities
and towns In which they live. Some
OF them have been suggested as prob.
able drill masters at the public schools
u Is believed that thousands Of West
Vtrginians are not only willing but
anxious TO learn at least the manual
OF arms so that they will have made
progress in military tactics If war
Is declared aud the actual need of
more men is shown.
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BUSINESS FOR SXLE-NoW ne siirs
Sl7S,00 per week. Open for inycs
ugation. W. a. LAWYER, Room 20.
trust Bldg. 3.2i.it 40. allA
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That the statute known as the bulk
sales law is not invalid as class legis.
lation. an illegal deprivation of prop.
erty rights without due process of law,
or an unlawful restraint upon the free.
dom of liberty OF contract, is a find.
ing Of the supreme court OF appeals
Of West Virginia, in an opinion written
by Judge C. W, Lynch, president. ut
is valid regulation in the exercises
of the police power of the state to pre-.
vent and relieve from fraud against
creditors" says the opinion further,
in affirming tn ecircuit court OF Wood
county in a case OF long standing
styled NARROW against Ringer
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WANTED-A small farm near Fair
mont Will pay cash. Address h.
A. Pitcher, Rt. 8, Fairmont, W. Va.
3.29.tt No. 2ll2
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTEDSfhree 16fGrnis6ed rooms
by f-mlly OF two. Close in. Apply
Box 2o57 West VirSiniAn.
3.20.tf No. 2O57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

French SerEes-All shades. 48-inch
1t 75c yard; 42-inch at 81 yard; AZ
nch at $1.25 yard, 44-inch at $3.50
Eard; 4S-inch at $3.50 yard; 4s-inch at
,I.75 yard. Others to So yard.
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Good Records Made.


There is considerable interest in the
scores made by the companies on the
Ea1lss. Those for the ii aaNe uot
yet been compiled. The lsI company,
which was under the direction at the
range of two of the most popular re-
serve officers. Capt ]. n Powell of
Meiuchen, n. J., and First Lieut.. J. K.
S%indel Of Baltimore, made a record
that VIII be hard to duplicate. This
CI!4L QJa.lIieQ three expert riLemen. 70
sharpshooters, 5l marksmen. % first
class ritiemen and 81 second-ciasS
riEsmen. There were only four men
In tAe entire company who proved
"guA shy"
TIE three expert rifiemen are George
a Srace of Oradel, \. j., n. c. Smith
of Richmond. Va. and Edward L. Farr,
II. Q. !, eronan. y. J. i.oDeft L. Owens
and Vincent 3. Smith of Washington,
Cecil h Sherman of Alexandria and
Lester L. Smith of Annapolis are
among the sharpshooters.
Frederick K. Gibbs OF Washington
has been serving as nrst lieutenant III
this company and William A. Strohm
Q. Annapolis as sergeant A number
OF other Westinghouse made good
records on the range.
Other Washington Men Excel.
Washington men in the I'd Com
pany who brought back good records
yesterday include: Hugh ST. l. Booth
Arthur A. Chenay, Norman w. Gibson,
Arthur P. Cough, Edwin C. Hall, Milton
c. holllngsworth, Griffith L. johnson,
Marcus E. Jones. James H. Lacey, 5r.;
George Marvin. John Matthews. Jr.;
William P. Norfolk. Henry G. Pratt.
Charles l. Smell and Franklin w.
Youry.
Joseph F. Moore of Friendship
Heights has been acting as an officer
in the Sd Company. Thomas Rufiin of
Washington has been designated as a
sergeant in command of a squad on
the Sd Company hike this afternoon.
Washington men were officers in all
Of the companies which were on a
hike Friday FOR two and half hours.
Men Receive Their Pay.
Every man in the training camp was
paid off Friday and yesterday. and thus
many more than usual could afford to
take a week end trip home. They are
all dressed up In new uniforms. too. A
winter overceat has been issued to
every man in the camp. and many of
them also have drawn the wooden olive
drab winter uniforms A sufficient sup
ply Of the wooden uniforms is at the
camp to outfit every one, and these will
be issued tomorrow and Tuesday.
men. as each one drew between 1920
and $3.50. These sums varied, as the
time was computed for each individual
from the date he reported. with vary
AAAS AiAACd6S dOuS0, anu the amount
clothing drawn was deducted.
The machine gun has come into play
In the instruction course. and the sth
Company of Infantry in this work was
under the leadership of Frederick o.
Stultz. who was student captain. The
machine gun work Is serving a double
purpose. both to fami1iarize the candf-
dates for commissions with the
MECHANISM and operation of this new
implement Of offensive warfare and to
give the government ordnance experts
an opportunity to try out the relative
1krits Tor several types of machine
GINS.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

4rs. Antoinette Funk, member OF the
women's liberty loan committee, is an
nounced to speak at the first regular
meeting of the Women's Federated
Council on Employment Tuesday even
ing at the Chamber of Commerce. This
VIII be a patriotic meeting, the liberty.
loan and Red Cross reports TO form
the subjects of discussion.
O@cers for the ensuing year are to
be elected at meeting of the Wonen's
Bar Association of the District of CO.
1umbia Tuesday evening at o'clock
ut the Washington College of Law
The regular monthly meeting of the
Southeast w. C. T. U. is to be held
tuesday afternoon at O'clock at
Trinity NJ. E. Church, 9Th and Penn
sylyanfa avenue southeast.
The Gage school Parents, and Teach
ers Association will hold Its opening
Plans for the coming winter Will be
discussed. A "get-better-acquainte
social will be held following the bust
ness session.
George Vaughn, q motorman on the
City and Suburban division of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany's line, appeared before Judge Null
Iowny YESTERDAY and answered q
charge of colliding. His car last
wednesday morning struck and de-
molished the wagon of w. W. McChes-
ney Hyattsville, on Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast He was fined IS. which
he paid.
A meeting Of the Junior Helpers Of
the Hebrew Aged Home is to be held
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at AIS
n street.
Safety first plans are to be outlined
81 the first fall meeting Of the Wash
frgton Safety First Association. We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. at the
Public Library.
The volunteer guard division Of the
Home Defense League is to hold q
meeting and drill tomorrow evening at
ESQ o'clock in the armory Of the Dun
bar High School
Dining-room employees OF some of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

Dining-room employees OF some Of the
big hotels must be manicured every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

Safety first plans are to be outlined
81 the first fall meeting Of the Wash
1rgton Safety First Association. Wed.
nesday evening at O'clock. at the
Public Library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

meeting Of the Junior Helpers o,
the Hebrew Aged Home is to be held
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at Il;
N street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-07

The volunteer guard division Of the
Home Defense League is to hold q
meeting and drill tomorrow evening at
Es0 o'clock in the armory Of the Dun
bar High School.