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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-19
MERCEDES.

MERCEDES. Texas, May l9.-E. Net
Teton. who has been in charge Of the local
office Of the Western Union telegraph
company since last December, was pro-
NOTED to the managership of the Eagle
Pass Office of the came company. Mr..
Nettleton came from San Antonio and his
place was taken over by Mr.. +. NJ. Let
low, relief manager M Dallas.
q. Seibert. ID. T.. Brown. Roland Boiler,
jess. took a fishing trip last Sunday to
the main canal.
Albert kalbfleisch wa in Harrington
Tuesday attending the meeting Of the di-
rectors of the Unit Marketing system pre-
liminary To the annual meeting, which will
he held July o in IIarlingen.
The Missionary society of the Baptist
church met nj the residence of Mrs. Claud
Armstrong Wednesday afternoon.
The Needlecraft club will meet next
Thursday afternoon At the residence Of
Mrs.. Armstrong, just east of the city linn
its.
The city j. having the streets leveled
and cleaned and the holes filled.
Miss Anna May Mention of Houston j.
in town visiting her brother and sister,
III. j. Mention, and Mrs. Guy +. Cage.
III. j. Birnstcngel and family left for
LaPorte, Mimi, Monday. They will be
away several months visiting friends in
several northern states. Mr.. Birnstcn-
gle expects to locate either in this town
or in Mexico after his trip North.
r. f.. IIadden j. attending the meeting
of the Texas Pharmaceutical association
in San Antonio.
Mrs. X. II. Kern returned home after
several days visit in San Antonio.
The following program will be gwen by
tho pupil, of the Lady Of Mercy ~rh"ol
building, under the direction of the Sisters
of Mercy: "Tis Summer" chorus; wei
come address. ;. Coertez: "The Sailor
song. primary boys: "buctts and pinks.'
dance. minime: ""La Mejor Cuclga. dia-
logue. girls: 'The Robins song. primary
girls: Five Little Brownies. drill. boys
''The Flower Girl action song, l.. c.
Apatia: fla IIuerfano.'' recitation. :.
Lara. Joan Oh ARC, urn, -Il> ldbicdu
''The Farmer solo, Amador Fernandez
Johnnie Complaint" recitation. A. Cor
tez: ''The Blind and The Lame Man. dia-
logue, boys; Last Rose of Summer pan
tomine solo, Estefano Cortez; Mountain
Maids Revelry," girls; Darling. Go ia
Rest solo, Maria Vela; Fudge and 2
Burglar play, girls; Freedom song,
chorus; ia Plegaria," recitation. a.
Flores: "Good Night Jose F. Fernan-
dez.
X. T. Herndon, who was manager of the
Texas company in this city, left last Sat
urday to enter the training camp nj Leon
Spring. He was succeeded a manager
of the company by his brother.
Santos p. Longoria died last Sunday
at the home Of his son, X. L.. after an
illness of several days. lie was born in
Cameron county and served ~ peace Of
ficer and court interpreter in Gonzales
and Bee counties until last July when he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-19
Nav 10. 1916.

AuStrian~ recover frontier in the Lake
Garda region, occupied for Il year by
Italian forces, and penetrate Italian
territory iii vicinity OF Monte Cengio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-19
War in History
Nav 49,. 1915.

Reconstruction Of British cabinet, under
Premier Asquith, 10 meet popular de
mand for more energetic conduct Of
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

baltimore Feb H-EGGs- Market easier. Mary
land, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts, pT doz.
B; Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia frsts. 4S
Western tOhiol irSts. g; West Virginia hrsts, z
southern North Cardinal hrsts, Il.
BUTTER-SepaTstor. extra, ils2; hrstS. 8ajsi
private. IN. Hsf2, frsts Ta3s DO. In. extra.
gaf2; frsts 5aJs: blocks. rs. eItr-s, AaR
Ersts Sac dairy prints. Maryland. PennsylIanil
,rd virginia extras. 27as; hrsts. 2saz store
lacked frsts = rolls Maryland and Pennsylvania,
- do Wess Virginia o
LIVE POULTRY-Puces Per pound unless other
Is. stated Chickens, choice young. BY boat
sa2!. old hens 4 .ts. and over, 2; do, small
10 medium. =. do. Old ROSTERS and stays, I2c
Z, Ducks. yonrg MuScoEy and MonTeL lsal9; do
Whit. Tsklugs. 9 indian Runners, JOung. 1919
do Puddle, choice fat. I9a9; Do smaller l6sI7
rssese Msryilnd and Virginia. fat, lsa2o; do,
scuthsrn and Western. iSale; DO. turkeys, choice
hens 90 Co. Young. gObblers. Za25; do. old toms
Eaa- do snail poor. crooked breast. 2ls7
yogns III rs. and up, 25a35; do. smaller =; do.
cd. 3
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Potatoss
White Western Maryland ard Pennsylvania. buste
2Sa2R. do New York STATE bIshel 25c22-6o
do Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. No. l.
bcshsl 2a24O; do. frosted bushei, 75a10o: nearby
b,tshci boK. 25aE5o. No. + and ellls, ,l5Ja2 %
sEeets Eastern Shore Virginia. Fellows, ba1e
sDz4oc. DO. Eastern Shore Of Mary
IsHd md Delarare. per barrel. L5os5Oo' do. Yort
River bsrrl. 3T5aIOo: DO, North Carolina barrel
I50z5.C; hampers. basket, l.5Oal.i5; ya1s. large
sright smooth barrel 3rOa2.5o; apples Western
MaJland and Pennsylvania packed. barrel. 2ss3 81
10, New YORK StsIe. No I barrel 3.ooa5.5oo; do.
No : SOoa2 80; beans. F7onda, green. basket, 2aol
fSg: do HaG basket, j1OzS.JO. cabbags, New York
Stat. Danish ton i4eal5O; do. Florida crate
50ssm; do. basket, 25oa3; celery, New York
bunch 9aIO: c9clmbers Florida. basket. i.ooaS. %
ExgIsnts Florida crate. 2G0a3.Oo; grapefruit, FIN
"a ss 70 SIZE boz. 2oa2.T5; kale Norfolk barrel
seaso; DO. native, bushel box. 35ss0. lsttuce, nl
tis. boz l3aI.75, do, Florida, basket fo0ai.o
ocions NeE YOrk and Western yellow, loplb- sack
s5aAp; oranges. Florida, box a. TO size l7Ss
RS: peppers, FlorldA crate 5.5oai.oo; spinach
NorioIk barrel. l.5sl.T5; do. native box. 5os6O
squash Florida, crate, 2.coa3oo; Strawberries Flor
ida, refrigerator. quart, IaSO; tomatoes, Florida
flncJ. ripe carte. 35s275; do, chnine, carrier
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of god
uarkstable goods only. JobberS' prices are higher
Lower grades may Be sold for les. Fancy gods
command hgnz priees.
EGGs-Fresh. per doz. GAG Southern 20.
BUTTERFLIES prints. new, per o. ~; do. tub.
q; urocess aa.B: storepacked 8a8.
pound IsaI4I4; cottOnseed oil, Ter hTeEsIlon can.
SE.
CHEES E-NeW York. new. per n. 24a25: fat
54as; Swiss domestic, S2s35; do. foreign, 55aso.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Per D.. 25s25; hens.
per n.. 2: roostsrs. per b.. Il; ducks per D..
%: x--s- per n l5al6; keats young. II Ibs. AID
over each. IS; tlrkeys, per n, Ea2s
DRESSED POUBTRY-Chickeus. choice per D-.
3z1s bens choice. per D.. 2la22: ROSTERS. n.
salt capons. rs. each. per D.. lsa3o; ducks.
iaru- per a. %; geese. large per b lsa2O; turks5s.
choice. Per D.. 5oa32; do, medium. per D., 25
LIVE STOCK Calves. veal. prime. per 10. Aalfi
do, medium. l2zl3; spring lambs, fat, per n.
Ia1I5: sheep. per n. 6l7is.
DRESSED GOODS-Pork snail, per n, If4zls;
do, heavy, per n, l3si3lz.
GREEN GOODS-Beans per basket, 3.soas %
FFsrida crate. l7sa3 %: Brussels SPROUTS, qt. Ials;
aulinower California. crate. 3Ona2 So celery Florida
per crate. 3os4Oo; cneumbers basket, 3oa5,oe;
cyuposinss craze L5os25o; eggplant. per crate. ysoa
90: kale. per obl.. i5oa25o; lettuce. Florida per
tasket 3oz4 So; okra Florida. per crate, 25oat5oi
,rions Per OOH. sack, l0.o. peas. Fla. basket,
xspzs %; peppsrs. 0aIs 35ozi5o; potatoes per bbl.
amsz 90. do. northern. sack. s.soAT 90: rutabasas
- boa, Aee-so; ssss< p0tAsos4 pa BOZ, AZ.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
TALKS ON CHEMISTRY OF LIFE.

Dr. Alexander MacDermot, of Mellon
Institute of Pittsburgh, lectured on
-"Some Chemical Theories of Life be-
fore the Chemical Society of the George
Washington University last night. at the
Department of Chemistry Building, 1895
II street northwest. President Bratton,
of the Chemical Society, introduced the
speaker.
The seventh annual banquet of the So
ciety will be held at the New Ebbitt
House tomorrow night.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15

Tho Washington Herald yesterday pre-
dicted that there would be a seismo-
graphic disturbance-or, in the words OF
the general public, an earthquake.
The prediction was correct, but was
weak in some respects.
When keystone Sam Cole, the cham
pion newsboy, started to sell The Herald
'oR the streets of Washington yesterday
morning 1t was only logical that one
would expect that his cannon-like voice
would quake this city, but one did not
dare to say that the shock would be felt
In China. Nevertheless yesterday morn
ing. just at the identical time that Sam
cried Washington Herald" an earth
quake was recorded in the far-off Orient.
Did you hear the King of Newsboys?''
That is a foolish question, because we
know that you did IL you were anywhere
in the United States. You must agree
that Sam has a louder and lustier pair of
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15

0.75; spinach per bbl.. 3OOaLOo: tomatoes Florida
per crate, 20OaI0O; tumips, per box L.2Jal so.
FRUIFS-Applcs. per obi, 2j0a6. %; grapefruit
per box 30Oa35o; lemons per box. 325a375; oranges
PER box. California 35Oa3 .: do. Florida 32ja4 %
piueapples per crate. 3.5Oa4o.
SEEDS-Blue grass. per busheI. LIS: clover,
alfalfa, per b.. l5al6; do, alsike per Tb., Ta0;
red. per n. lsa2o do. white per H., Ba4O;
saphiug or mammoth. per D., lss2o; timothy. per
bushel 2a2eo orchard grsss, per bushel 2.3Ca2 5j
fAY-Tmothy, No. l. per ton, H.oOalj00; do,
No. :. 400; mixed. IO.Ooal2oO; ear corn. new per
bbL. $50; wheat, straw. per ton, 500; tangled rye
straw, ton. Hoo; long rye straw per ton, 400;
red top, per lb. I0sl2.
HIDES-Green, per D.. 70: do, salted per b.,
%; do dry. per n. 2SaSl: horse hides each, 100;
calf skins, green. each. 35os4 %; lamb skins green,
alch, L5oa2oo.
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lungs than any dozen longshoremen COM
bined.
Sam will continue to sell The Herald
daily for the next several weeks. He
says he will stay in Washington just long
enough to convince the many people who
read this paper that they are buying the
"newsiest sheet in town"
Just as a little human touch to Sans
variegated career he says that he is
going TO show the mothers and fathers
of Washington that cit is far better tc
interest the boys in selling papers than
to give them a chance to learn to shoot
pool or craps"
This morning the loudest-voiced news
boy in the world will take his stand at
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where he will sell The Washing
ton Herald until 10 o'clock.
Listen for him.
He is a mighty interesting fellow.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

47a4-R f. Edmonston, s. L st. ne; Ford 1915.
s7S65-H V. Hayden, ia Conn. ava; Ford 1917.
;736-R ? Andrews Paper Co. II 18th St
Smith 1917.
47a6s-Mrs A. B. Stewart. 300 Highland ave-;
r. & L. 1911.
gzssa-Theodore Allen. 34O7 o st.: Ford 1914
g750-CsrI C. Graybeal. l407 W St Ford 1913
4757l-Mrs. O. e Langley, 155 Q st.; REQ 1915.
I7372-American Rolling Mills Co., Woodward
Bldg Paige 1916.
Fs74-w F. Buchanan, ir.. go F St Buick 1917.
4Tg75-Maurice A. Hess. 1911 18th st.. Auburn 1877.
47S76-J. A McAlister. 72o n. @. ave. ss.; Over
land 1914
lZs77-O r. Ferguson. St. Elizabeth's; Ford 1871
I7as-Nathan Musher, 2si9 Conn. ave-: Maxwell
1917
E29-James 8. Montgomery. l6S Harvard st.. ; De
troit 1917.
assOLC, A. Roussos so4 St; REQ 1917
oUC-OF.TOwN LICENSES.
4s5d-B O. Beall, Burtonsville Nd Ford 1874
Is55S-M. D. Brown Co, Baltimore; Ford 1917.
4s5D-wm II. Davenport, Roland Park Nd;
Ford 1911.
495ie-wm w Eaker. Baltimore; Franklin
Ae5n-S. r. Wilkerson, Waldorf. Nd; Ford 1917.
4S542--w. y. DuTsll & Son. Beltsville Md Max
well 1872.
ls43-A. A. Randall Brentwood. Md; Ford 1915.
i95H-seat Pleasant Fire Association Nd; Ford
1917
4s5l5-E L. Mahoney. Bladensburg. Nd: Cadillac
1914
MOTORCYCLE LICENSES
leel6-A. ]. Bandos. sos n st. sw; Henderson 1916
le2l7-Frank Kuich. 5zG Ga. ave; Harley. David
son 1872. -
i62ls-C. A. Crawford. 5G I'D st.: Merkls 1911.
ls2ls-D. Mcfarland, Fairfax. Va; Hariey-Darid
1872
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NeR York Feb. H-There a reaction in the
cotton market here today after prices had made
E1rth~r gains in the forepoOn. The big advance OF
yesterday appeared To have weakened the techni-
caI position and buyers were lacking On the de
cline. Consumption Of the staple in January, ac-
c1.din= tr figures made pnbhc at the beginning OF
abrsncSs ty the Census Bureau was larger than
ORD }sCn CyueCtCd.
weak turn TO the market at New Orleans,
clrriIed with New Orleans. Wall Street and local
.IEpE sen. prices of quite sharply in the last
hour Last quotations easy at net decline
81 y 70 - points
PCyt receipts for the day were n7G bales, com
rared With T. Is2 bales last year. New York
uaryhouS, stocks are 1855 bales, compared with
nsC' lales a year ago
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Glen r and Florence NJ. Van Eseltine. boy.
Martin r. and Grace A.. Thorp, girl.
Edward r. and Emma NJ Seal. boy.
Gustino and Mamie SantilH. girl.
Claud A. and Anna NJ. HOdgkins, girl
Robert I. and Dorothy ]. HuhsizeT. girl.
Maynard w and Josephine Z. Fling, boy.
Arthur and Agatha ChaIrias, girl.
James X. and Virginia Chaconas, boy.
Douglas H. and Ruth NJ. Booth, boy.
August and Ida Biedeunan, hoy.
Dennis r and Rosetta A. Bilhrey, girl.
OOLORED.
Luther +. and Della Wales. girl.
George and Frances Smith, boy.
Walter E. and Gertrude Jackson. boy.
Richard H. T. and Lucy L. johnson. girl.
Charles and Dorothy Graham, hoy.
Nathaniel p end Ida 4. Banks. girl.
William II. and Mary +. Berry. girl.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Marion h. Hutcnins, Il, 81 18th st. nv.
Prudence J. Mcdowell 81. 24l3 L IT. nv.
Elmer II. Hi1,on, 2, 1889 II st. NV
George H. Bauer, 2, $40 \. H. ave.
Sarah E. HiIson, 70. l7l5 Euclid st. NV.
Edna H Balm, So, Sibley Hospital
John W. Wiley, 60. Georgetown Univ. Hospital.
Susan D. Paseuo. II, lls5 9th st. sw.
Sarah INLAND, ~, Georgetown Univ. Hospital.
John Dyer. 80, U. S. Soldiers Home Hosp.
John Wallace. So. c. S. Soldiers Home Hosp.
Aber+ j Butts. 70. U. s. Soldiers Home Hosp
Paul L. Radcliffe, days, Sibley Hospital.
COLORED.
John a Hanson. 50 years, IOls 4th ST. NV.
John NJ Howe Il, S26 18th st. nv.
Bessie McElrath, !, %6 p St NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
PROPOSALS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Washington, ID. e.. February l. 1917.
Sealed proposals will he received by the General
Supply Committee at its Office in Washington. n.
c., until O'Clock D. m. Wednesday, March Z, 1871
and then publicly opened, for furnishing as may he
ordered during the fiscal year ending June 30 lSIs
materials, suppliH and equipment described in
Glass l. Stationery and other drafting supplies
Class ,. Hardware metals leather and saddlery
Class G. Electrical, engineering and plumbing sup
plies.
Class s. Brushes. glass. lubricants. painters sup
plies and paints
Class 10. Groceries and provisions. meat and meat
products. FISH and household supplies
Glass II. Motor trucks.
Glass IA. Machines Office. labor saving: Address
ing. computing. duplicating folding scaling and
typewriting; supplies for addressing machines, and
typewriter equipment and repair parts.
For in Washington bv the Executive Depart
ments and other establishments Of the government
and for such field services are included in the
specifications Of the various classes Of supplies.
Proposals must be made in accordance with instruc-
tons and blanks which will be sent 10 prOspec-
tive bidders upnn application to the General Supply
Committee Auditors Building Washington n. {.
BYRON X. NEWTON
Assistant SECRETARY 0f the Treas
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
RIVER TRAGEDIES BILL
TO BECOME LAW TODAY

President Wilson is expected today to
affix his signature to bill aimed to pre-
vent river tragedies such as the Eastland
disaster. Under the bill the Board OF Su-
pervising Inspectors will pass final juds-
ment as to the number of passengers
and the life-saving equipment which YES
sells shall carry. Decision on such mat
ters has heretofore rested with local
inspectors at ports.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
FIRE LIEUTENANT HURT,

After fighting flames which threatened
to destroy a stable belonging to Carl D..
Ritter. at the rear of 1925 Seventh street,
more than two hours, Lieut.. Frank o.
Markward, of No. truck company, yes
terday morning fell from ladder and
received severe injury to his arm and
q slight cut over his eye
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs & Co.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
SALES.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, COO at
sOI., 500 at So.
Capital Traction, ; at S5ss q at S.
Washington Railway and Electric. pGd, % at
Ca 10 al SIS. > at s2A, , at So.
Union Trust 10 at rs.
Grsphophons common. at ~
After call
Washington Gas Is s. 900 at 1861
Capital Traction s. 500 at lOeA,.
Washington halfway and Electric Is. $looO at soHS.
81 900 aAs, 600 at gAs
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
PLAN TO Sell FLAGS
FOR CADETS BENEFIT
Alexandria Students Need Funds for
Inaugural Expenses.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. 81 knight q Son.
MS3 King Street.


Alexandra. Va, Feb. H-The Alexan-
Gay by selling nags on the streets OF
the city Saturday. Several thousand
miniature flags will be distributed among
the cadets on that day.
minfmum charge of 5 cents each win
be made for the hags.
Funds derived from their sale VIII be
used in procuring equipment for the
cadets, and also to help to defray their
expenses to Washington to participate
On. the inaugural parade March 8.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Pauline
Treuary, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Trenary. and David Bishop
Arnold. both of this city. took place at
2 o'clock this afternoon at the parsonage
of the First Baptist Church. The Gers
mony was performed by Rev. T. B. Jack
son. d. D., pastor. The bride was at
tended by Miss Eva Crump, of WASH
ington. and the bridegroom had for his
best man his brother, Harry E. Arnold
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold left for a Southern bridal trip.
Mrs. Catherine A. Spinks and James
\. Lambert, both OF this city, were mar
ried in Washington yesterday by Rev
Howard F. Downs.
A juvenile play entitled Tom Thumbs
Wedding will be given tomorrow night In
the Westminster building under the aus
pIces of Martha Washington Chapter No.
AZ. Order of Eastern Star. and Will be
presented under the direction of Miss Mac
Starnen. Those to take part in the pro
gram are: Mrs. Julia Duncan, Lucy M
Graves, Susie Pullman. Margaret Howard.
Mrs Veach. Mrs. Talbot McCuen and j.
W. browns
Newell S Greenaway. clerk OF the cor
poration court, left last night for New
Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras. He
expects to return the latter part OF this
month.
Rev. Louis O'Hearn. c. s. p, of the
Catholic University. tonight delivered an
address in the assembly hall OF St Mary's
Academy.
i A valentine dance was given tonight in
the auditorium OF the Elks Home and
pss largely attended.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
MATTRESSES.

FILL YOUR INAUGURATION NEEDS NOW.
Mattresses renovated and remade, $50 Guaranteed
sort Capitol Renoyating Co., 400 @ N, n, IVA
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15

Nova Scotia has workmen's compen
sation law.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
PERSONALS.

NOTICE; Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahams, SIS G, op. Pat. Office
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
LOST.

TOsT-Two KEYS BETWEEN HERALD OF.
flee and 8 Kann sons 4 Co. Return WASH
INGTON HERALD.
LOsT-HW REWARD FOR uMBRELLA-sIL-
yer top: engraved 'Etta from L., 1872. on Thurs
day night: valued as remembrance. Phone
bethesda u.
LOST-CAMEo PIN, FROM zi52 WYOMING
ave to National Thester and return BY way Of
Mt. Pleasant car line Reward II returned to above
LosT-RING. CHASED PLATINUM BAND, SET
with circle Of aapplires. Reward given If returned
TO 0s Evans Bldg
LOsT-BLACK FOX NECK PIECE. IN CIRCLE
Theater or between theater and 1s2 ST. NV. Re
ward II returned to above address.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
HELP WANTED-MALE

AMBITIOUS, CAPABLE srENoGRAPHER
wanted By manufacturing concern In progressive
Southern CITY Initial salary $500 per week. Ap
ply Room ss Riggs Building, between Y and /
O'Clock.
WANTED-MAN OF ABILITY FOR PERMA-
nent position representing large min selling sport
swester1 and knit goods Of national reputation oi
rect mill to vearer. Considerable local business al
ready established Exceptional opportunity for Office
or inside man 10 secure out-of-do business with
assured good income Give references. Ccnh.
DENTAL Write for appointment. BOX l1, Her
aid Office.
YOUNG MAN WITH TWO YEARS EHPERl-
ence At naintipr Come ready for work. 800 NJ
nv
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
FOR SALE-MISCELLENE0US.
COAL SCREENINGS CHEAP

Reduce 2our soft coal bills and buy coal scrsen-
inCS 10 mix Only so per ton in cor wholesale
dump. We do not deliver. STANDARD COAL
co. l2 Eye St -
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Fu nished by y. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
Liverpool.
New York.

Niddlins to-day Ills; yesterday, lo.A Sales 500
h4ls~
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
WAN TED

WANTED
TWO YOUNG MEN OF EDUCATION TO REP
resent large life insurance company in Washington
on salary; with reference. BOX 35, Herald Office
An opportunity for employment by
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
For machinist aud car repairmen.
For white and colored aborcrs. Apply
Room 2sl, Union Station, Washington, ID. G.
SHOE SALESMAN-T4OROUGHLY
experienced; permanent position;
good salary.
HIRSHS SHOE STORES, '
IO26-28 9TH St. N. W.
COMBINATION CoMPOsIToR CAPABLE OF
taking charge. Fine opportunity. Lots Of work:
boozer. Report at once. THE BARRETT
PRESS Alexandria, Va
statesmen wANTED-WE OFFER To THE
ambitious and energetic men opportunity worth
investigating Talk it over with MR.. JACKSON.
94 kenos Bldg.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
THREE EXPERIENCED PANTS FINISHERs; :;
steady work. good pay. Apply j. NJ STEIN Il
co. 523 18th st. NV.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WANTED-AT ONCE. CHAMBERMAIDs. COOKS,
Mattresses. porters etc. LITCHFTELD's EMP.
BUREAU. l2S 7th st. NV. n. 1855.
HORSES AND WAGONS.
FOR HIRE-HoRsE AND WAGON FOR ANY
kind of business. By day week. or month. GEN
CRAL LIVERY co. near S7 Pa. ave. NV. NJ. 1877.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PIANO TUNING.
s1.50-Pinno Tuning-S1.5o
MANY YEARS AT WEBER AND STEINwA1
factories New York. T. HOLvERSON. I222 n
DANHAKL DAVIS.
CARPET Cleaning and Mattress Making
81 L st. NV. Phone Lincoln Z73.
PAINTER. PAPERHANGER. PLAsTERER AND
Kalsominer. Room pApered. s.; painted SIS;
city or country. GOdbl,tt. 1913 Pa. ave. NV Ml6s7.
Secured fee returned. Trademarks. copyrights
labels. designs HAMMER. Sl5 18th st. NV.
WINDOW CLEANING.
PHONE NJ. Il9 TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co. sl2 Il st
PALMISTRY.
PROF. MOXIE, PALMIsT, FIRST FLOOR, sio
y. Y. NV. Readings. Soc to 81. satisfactioa
or no charge. 10 a. m. to p. m.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RGi'f1 Iss fih tss' s 'sss Sdfs r Becker's Market
MACHINE WHTTEWAsHER AND GENERAL
house repairer; guaranteed work and lowest
prices. E. y. COLBERT. 2l3 18th St me- Lire 1916
SEATS FOR INAUGURAL PARADE At TTH
and Pa. ave-. and Botanical Gardens Now on
sale at 1911 ST. NV.
DR.. WALDO,
DENTIST.
Southeast corner 18th and You sts. NV.
Phone n S3s7.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-s5Oo TO 10000 ON o. @.
real estate. Several trust funds, AZ to per cent
All transactions conducted with economical consid.
Grafton fer borrowers
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, % 18th st. nv
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates; special privileges
with respect to prior payments. TYLER RUTH
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15

Newell S Greenaway. clerk OF the cor
poration court, left last night for New
Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras. He
expects to return the latter part OF this
month
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
Careful Investments

ATTENTION. home buyer! $50 G. ave; 6T.. iiIe1
oath, paruuet noorz, ccncete cellar: lot f1zrp tr
paved alley; $50. $40 cash balance 70 suit r. r.
sHEEHr. rs Colombo BLDG
The Washington herald., 1917-02-15

MONEY TO LoAN-s5Oo TO 10000 ON o. @.
real estate. Several trust funds, ~ to per cent
All transactions conducted with economical consid.
Grafton fer borrowers
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, % 18th st. nv
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates; special privileges
with respect to prior payments. TYLER & RUTH
ERFORD Inc, sE 18th st