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ADAM a. WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Three-Story Brick Dwelling. No.
SI3 New Jersey Avenue North
Bv Public Auction,

MONDAY. july SIXTEENTH, 1911
AT FOuR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
Sublot IL. IN square west OF square 6c3 hay
ing a frontage o. 20.3 feet by u depth of about
20 feet. improved by a substantial 1O-room and
bat brick dwelling.
Terms: Subject to building assoctat ton trust
of about 400 balance cash. or all cash. at
option Of purchaser. 500 deposit required at
sale. Terms to be complied with In twenty days.
All conyeyancinE and recording at purchasers
cost. ADAM A. WESCHLER Auct
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Wholesale arrests throughout the
United States Of Chinese that are said
to have entered this country illegally
in connivance with an alleged interna-
declare has been operating for years
at the Angel Island immigration sta
tion. are predicted by fsdsral invssa-
gatorss
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THos. J. OWEN q SON. AUcrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGH


LANDS.
By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 314l. folio 4a3 ct seq.
and in IAhcr No. 1856. folio 261 ct seq. respec-
lively. of the land records Of tho District OF Co
lumbia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. tho undersigned trustee will sell At
public auction. il front Of the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF JULY. AID.
1917. COMMENCING AT HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises. situate IN the District Of Columbia
and dess ted and being lots numbered fonr
"a. i've 80. six 49, and seven %. in block
numbered two az. and lots numbered nine ls)
and ten 1o). in block numbered three 49,. and,
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. lots numbered
two C). three f3): four ~. Eve 80: siK 90
and seven ~. in block numbered six tsl. in the
s,lb!i riss,n of Connecticut Avenue Highlands.
s,Ihdivis! n of part of a tract of land known as
Addition to the Rock of Dunbarton.' as per
plat OF said subdivision recorded In the Office Of
the surveyor of the District OF Columbia. In
Lihcr County No. 49, folio ~.
Terms a: sale: One-th!rd cash: balance in
one md two years. with .a,eres. at per centum
per annun. psrahIn s"ini-sanrally. and secured
en- the property sold. All cash. az purchaser
OPTION. A depas!- nf SIC. required ut zine Of
sale and the purchaser p'ia-rsd nEte.r days to
complete ~. purchase, Further particulars At
tiinc Of sale. GEORGE Y yesterday.
les. 80, jys 5.7.o.lJ Trustee.
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fNTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. on
account OF the Indictment weather. until THURS
DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, 1917,
hnnr and place.
iyll-rt BY ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES
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THOMAS j. OWEN 4 son. AUCT1oNEER:

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. No.
1904 TWENTY SECOND STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in
l.iber No. 1869, Mt folio 422 ct SEQ. Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia. We
shall sell in front Of the premises. on MON
DAY, THE TWENTY THIRD DAY OF July.
AID. 1917. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. Lot 81
of subdivision by Paine and others in square ~
Of Washington city. in Book "a. at page 1876.
Of the surveyors office OF tho District Of Co
lumhia. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance in
one. two and three years. with interest at six
per cent per annnm. payable semi annually. De-
posif Of 800 required AT time Of sale and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of
sale TO complete the purchase. Further par
ticu1ars af time Of sale.
JAMES BERRY, Trustee.
WILLIAM Mex. CLAYTON, Trustee.
IL d. SI.
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sxrIIIa AB':I. SAFE IS POSTPONED. ca
....r9aaI oc The .aciemeat weather. I'M! FRIDAY
TIE THIRTEENTH DAY Or wy, 1877 same
a'.rr AID place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
1vfE-St
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I1oneseeker,

Do not buy until you have inspected my house.
The location the Heights is ideal and the
price is far below actual value. Owner will call
to you In person.
Address BOX LISA, Star ONCE.
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THOs. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FRAME HrrSGA-
LOWS OK MICHIGAN AVENUE RFTWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust d:ly re-
corded in Liber No. 9s9S. folio ~ 81 sel.. O
the land RECORDS of the risErfct % folun.Jih
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustee will sell at public auc-
ton In front IF the premises CT FRIDAY. THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1917. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. tn" following described
land and premises. situate in the District Of Co
lnmba. and designated and being lots u. IL
and II. IN block Il. in Harry Burton and w
Henry Walker. trustees. subdivision of land
now known University Heights" per
plat recorded in County Book 7. page 50. OF
the records of the Office Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia. Subject to the covenant
that dwelling to cost less than So. 600 and
that no slaughter house or houses shall BE- erect
ed the said land. shall said land aad
premises be used In any way for the purpose
hereby prohibited.
Terms of sale: Each of above lots will be
sold subject to q prior deed of trust Of $500,
and one-half Of the purchase money over and
above said trust TO be paid In cash and the re
mainder within one year. deposit of 800 on
each lot required at the time of sale and pur-
chaser allowed fifteen days to complete the pur-
chase. Further particulars at time of sale.
LOUIS r. SCHNEIDER,
]. ORFIIIE ECKER,
ty1D-d&ds, cISu Trustees
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs..



FOR sALE..$s,25o; COLUMBIA HEIGHTS i:
built to sell for much more; colonial design !:
porches: cellar; hot-water heat; room for garage
easy payments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave:
FOR sALE-A WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAR
gain. Less than y block from Columbia road mss.
Near car lines H 2, .aat
Built to sell for $3.50.
First noor-Parlor. reception hall. dining room
rooms on '> Hardwood foors Modern heating plant
e aues II you o %an' to- this bargain
sell in short order at this low price. Such
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave:
FOR sALE-CHEvY CHASE.
Opposite Che Chew q. Chase Club
out-of-tovn owner win sell at sacrifice an
unusually attractive home: 5Ox1@0.
STONE & Fairfax. 1912 New York ave:
FOR SALE-CHEvY CHASE.
One half square from Connecticut ave new
honse; . rooms, baths; h"t-water heat; soft.
front Redn"ed TO $; 300 Sec Photograph %ers
BARGAIN FOR INVESTORS. SPECTATORS.
So. 6OO-RentinE for $3.50 month"; same
tenant over 10 years A Groom dwelling north
west south OF st.
s4.l5o-Rcnts s33: on avenue nv: Q rooms;
hot water heat: formerly held at $50.
INVESTIGATE THIS.
81. Renting for $40: 14th St; 8
rooms. hotwater heat: garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
A Rare Bargain.
A model modern home: convenient to two car
lines; near downtown. Owner will sell on easy
terms. House may be seen any afternoon or
evening Address Box JS1-A. star office
For Sale
New Houses in All Sections.
II you would like to look up modern, up-to-
date new houses have send you our list
hundred new houses that have never been oc-
cupied. Prices ranging from 5000 to SIS 600.
Very accommodating terms: Many of them
Do not hesitate to ask for full particulars.
We would be pleased to take you to see
them at any hour it may suit you from am
until pm.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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fTTHB ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
| account Of the inclement weather. until FRIDAY.
| hour and place, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE
! 5y11r3t
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:0.-n. seal one ono - - - = -
lHEV4 CHASE.
Near the Two Clubs.
pe,u+;f,,1 Homo QPooyns
Dedutiiui iAoilie' o Nooiiio'
Lot I25xI4o TT.
Ah.o,u+e,v Tho btpvest bargain in
G,ty.suour m,. nome near m wa rnRnsn
ticut ave car lines. Brand new. Just
ne or.fne hot wnter heat: gas gas and elec
,rac ,ohts Ves-lv l: acre aronnd
III nk kad .sea u rhis nsaoart
l.ne -, sia r,'. 49,. 80 ,aht sn'n. .s
to make good investment. For par
ticniars anarcSs or phone nerc
Phone Main 1877: Woodward building.
OWNER Will SELL or TRADE HIS SIS Small Nall.
farm ana sau', u he s no'ne 10y, n so; eisn.
70 nao "ira ni @ oS ~"
F6R : sAIF&yEW ETSG1IoW CHEAP,
NOT FAR FROM ZOO. Two story: o rooms.
tile bath and shower; sleeping porch; electric
tubs. servants toilet. etc; overlooks forest OF
trees: one car iare write 1Ss low price; must
seal =. once: aaaress no. - - sur 3nn.
INV lot for 500: essy payments; 10 minutes
TO cars; one-fare zone. Let me show you. ]. ?.
DAVIS. s39 woodward bldg. n. 263
FOR sALE-s2. $50.
wst.r: fruit: cellar: furnace heat: porche.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
FOR a1IE-A CHEAP HOME "A s00 ?
~ % Ia IN ~, h,.a W,d. nnr"h. -
acres OF ihna. !o-,oom mouse wac porches on
S,id tn no worth AZ O0o N "
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
FOR SALES, 100. NEW HOUSE, u ACRE
land Near Kensinzton Very pretty home 8
rooms. porches
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
N Am NEAR FALLS Ct1I-EcfI Va
7RooN TpaME q LcPrs NH .yn
House good as new Heating plant. Fine
shade, lawn. flowers. barn. garage outbuildings
fine line Of young bearing tree fruits: line Of
small fruits--blackberry, raspberry. strawberry.
currants and many other kinds ground ali nicely
planted In grass. grains and all kinds Of vege-
IA bes. very attractive home. close to two cleo
trio car lines: only miles out. Price, 81 900.
On macadam road
80. 800 .a am -: as,z NeW ."rE ave-
nroyemsnis h..ntt,nI .hsd. Ai i.un n' hadas amd
sbr l}nd. ID h.. .,rr 60 S,,,;,.
nd line ~ hes ring ANAL .r,its. nar,.c, Not ~
vround- fron two ela cor IJr.... *
minute car service on ,nsc.dam 80 pr;ns
RIO zoo Ideal home Has taken veors ~ yro
STONE 4 rArprIy 1870 y.v w..
,z:-,,;- -; :. - - ~ ~:
NEW, 6Rooh MoDEHS HotSE-RiCHLY
trimmed. concrete cellar: storm aheathed and
Storm papered = acre OF ground: within two
only miles out. Price. 81. $50.
STONE FAIRFAN. 1872 New York ave.
z.RooN AN p.ru uwu rI rCrp,c
- li. w I.ft
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RARE HOME
OPPORTUNITY.

$3.50 Cash-S32.5 so Monthly
Will buy a modern new colonial brick: rooms.
attic: large sleeping porch: hot-water heat
electric light best northwest section: 18th st.
line. Address Rox 2i5-B. Star office.
FOR SALE. on ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD
Georgia ave.--An excellent home; two
story bay window brick: cellar; six bright rooms
and tile bath: electric lights: front and rear
porchas; house thoroughly screened: also avn
tngs: in splendid condition; excellent bargain
at the price. So. $50: will submit terms
]. EDWARD LEWIS. 1929 Pa. ave. NV.
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One acre in virginia: fare, 1Oc; 9 room house;
hot water heat: electric light. garage with cleo
tric light; good garden fruit. etc: fronts on
electric line: $4,000
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Potomac River Landings

Steamers leave 7th st. wharf for Baltimore
and river points Monday, Wednesday and satgr-
day. pm. arrive Baltimore second morning
wednesday and Saturday. Pm: arrive Wash
ington second morning out. River freight pre-
paid. Passenger service hrst-class. Freight re-
eeived until S:4S pm. sailing days.
JOS. P. STEPHENSON, Agent.
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co.,
Telephone Main 745. 7th at. wharf.
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Choice Maryland suburb: nearly an acre:
s-room house: hot-water heat: electric light:
shrubbery; hne view; 800 feet from electric
line. fare &c and ticket; cut from 81, 500 to
IS $50 for quick sale.
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NEW BUNGALOW
Close TO two ear lines.
Only 81. $50.
Easy terms.

Large lot. 1--WE fine rooms /: hall; closets; bath
| hot-watcr heat; electric lights: sleeping porch
hardwood floors and trim; open freplares. good
attic; instantaneous water heater; cold store ge
room In cellar. Address Box 1887. Star ofHce.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. l..
1l1A i..E.In

FOR SAFE
ANOTHER CIEN ELAND PARK BARGAIN
As result Of exchange. Of the n.ces,
located homes in Cleveland Park can be pur.
chased for several Thousand dollars less than IL
formerly held at.
Eleven rooms. two baths hot water heat; Ioi
.5Ilt5; wide porches. fruit trees and shrubbcry
Immediate possession can he givcn. This owner
would consider taking a iow-priced property In
part payment.
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47I13b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . $50
rooms and bath, furnace heat, corner lot,
-
10 rooms and bath. hot-water heat. lot
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FOR sALE-cLEvELASD PARK.
$1,000 will buy this attractive home: three
stories and cellar; ten rooms hotw heat
house I'm splendid condition: 81 200 having re-
GENTLY been spent on il In painting and decora t.
Ing. etc. A gRragr the lot.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave.
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Two acres, Wheaton pike: S-room house;
harm and chicken shed: good garden; fine shade;
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SI4,so.

Handsome residence near New Hampshire ave
and 3: IL rooms hsrbs. breaktast sud sleep
iEs por.hcs Never been occupied. Very well
bnilt and ATTRACTIVE
Allan y wALkER go. INt.. 1898 6 81,
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100 ACRE FARM
In best neighborhood north Of Washington in
Montgomery county, good road very
state pike. with BEAUTIFUL ROCK CREEK
winding through the property: partly under Gull
tivation and part in magnificent woods. with
large oaks and other fine timber No buildings,
but several excellent, building sites.
JUST THE PLACE FOR RAISING HOGS.
Price, Ss5 per Terms il desired. Act
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Main 7s8. Suite $50 Wood wa I'd bldg.
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THos. ]. OWEN son. .ucr1oxzrns.

-IAf.I-II"N W. IN I'm
ie36-d&ds p xSuSiyi Trustees
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
osSaibinstOn SGnserbmnbD.

Im Montag, oen 16. Slli, fanf
I'M Sdngerbuno Die Domination unr
3uglei6 aud ole @abl Der 9eomter
itatt. Die @~erlammlune mor gut
beiuht. 4ls @eomte muroen folgen-
oe Serren ermablt:
Oetlef bon 8ottger, Yr1iioent;
@m. @iegmann, &i0e- Yr1iioent
30. 8ralner, SefretGr;
Midaro Yrouner, Sinan5iefret6r
Sobn @ii6buien, S6atmeilter;
6. Simon, 8ibliotbefor;
9as 0ireftorium iebt lid aus fol.
aenoen Serrett 5uiammen: Mlberi
2epper, Sobn 8alomamn Martir
@iegano, Wsar Shmiot Is. SO
Siebcrt, @ueo Sdul5e uno q. 8e-
auoero.
Serr Mlbert Pepper oontte ols
Yrdiioent ab uno an ieineSteae mllr.
DC Serr 9oettger gepablt. Ser Sep.
per oanfte in freunoliden 8orter
fiir oie Gbre Der @ieoernominatior
lab iih jeood our6 llmitGnoe ee.
3mungen, Die Gbre oonfeno ob5uIeb.
nen uno milni6te ieinem Nahfolgel
allies Slid. /,
6reiwiaiee 8eitr1se muroen gun
Grbalten oes SGngerbunoes big
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
uHlattbentldsr @ereen0.

PIN Sountog, Den Is. Suli botte
ser nYlottoeuti1e Screen" eir sic.
mic nuf Sellberlihs 6orm oos 5iemt-
lid gut beiudt mar. Die MustIiigIer
nubmen Die Gleftril6e on Der 10.
Str. G..0. 9oS tribe gSetter am
Sonntog Wor9en belt leioer piele
3uriid. I'm alien Mit9lieoern uno
Sreunoen 6es Ylottoeutihen Ser
ems nod einmol @elegenbeit 81 &c.
ben, it'd genleinlom gu amiiiieren,
miro am ndditen Sonntog Nadmit-
tag Oas Gicnie ipieoerboIt meroell.
Scocrmoun lit eingelaocn oaron
teil5unebmen, Oh &egen ooer Son
neni6ein. Sier iei nod b~erporgebo.
BEN oaB SEER ISM. @iegmann, ser
Yrdiioent Der Ylottoeuti6en, Den
boben 9efebl erloiien bat, oielen
Gag belonOers im 9alenoer on3ll-
itreiden, oamit er in aaer Crime.
rling bleibt.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
gmaltidrei ans tiefer gtot.

Sm Chicago Seralo ltoBt elnt
irene 2eierin folgenoen Angltidrei
aus: o@ir ihiden 100000 unie.
rcr feiniten iungen 2eute nuN Sronf-
reid uno ieben Tie Ser @eiobr aus.
beirutsluitigen Sodtern Srondreihs
gum Opier 81 follen. @enn ni6t
bolo @orlidtsmaBregeln gctroffeIl
ueroen meroen nad SrieoenSihluf
amerifoniihe Mdo6en nit Dem Dor.
lieb nebmen m%iiiien, mas ibnen oi(
Sran5oiinnen ais unpernenobar 0.
ser niht miinihensmert iibrig gelai
len boben". gus critic SoriihtSmoB.
rcgel ihlGgt Die treue Seierin oil
G%inberuiulg cines aongreiles bel
tatSlultiger Imerifonerimen Dor
abpr leioer perrdt Tie niht, mas iii
oamit aus6uri6ten beabiihtigt.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
o9ie Ganaer6nnS@aaeD

Nm 5reitag ooriger ISOLDE fanr
cine Sibung Der beioen aomiteeS
ltatt, Die Dor GINGER 3eit pom Sdn.
Jerbuno, relp. Gentrdlperbano er.
nannt murocn, INN @fitteI uno @egt
jn finoen Oamit oas Sdngerbnno.
0eim nod Dem 1. NoDember erbol,
ten bleibt. SEER 9ieori1 muroe gun,
gorliBenoelt oes &omitceS .eriD1blt
un6 Serr q. Braiiner gum Sefretdr.
Die Aufgabe lit cine lebr ibmieriet
uno Tie fanm ni6t in elmer SibunQ
erleoigt meroen. &iele @ege muir
Den porgei6lagen uno oos &omitl
miro in Den Serlommluneen berid.
ten mas es filr oas Bette b0lt. 8is
beute lit nod fem binoenoer Ont.
ibluB geiaBt uno alle @erilhte ba.
ben feline 9egriinoung. 8arter
mir allo ab.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20

gum 1. Nooembcr bon Den Nnpelen.
oen in elmer itattliden Summe BEL
geIteuert.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
gsenes bonn Saudbuotbau.

Giner anifeincno 5toerldIiigen
Nadriht oufoige lit man qeqenmar.
tig in 0euti6lano nit Noh0rud an
Der Nrbeit, INN cine nelte GriinounQ
I'M groBen uermenObar 6u MAIDEN,
Die meittragenoe Solgen boben 1ag.
rs banoelt lid nm cine neue Sri.
mdrbotterie, Die eS ernI0qlidt, lin
%terieeboote gan5 elettriih 3lt betrei
ben uno piel lhneller 3u bouen, ais
- 6iSber mogli6 mar. 0ie Nmm-
%erlparung gegeniiber 0ieiel Motorcn
unO Slei : Affumulatoren ioQ qon3
enorm ieint 10 Dab ioear ole fleinc
rem 8oote pieoer in Dienlt oeiteat
ueroen fonnen, uno nod ou3ll nil
uicl id)mererer 8eltiidung. Isle eS
beiBt bonOelt es lih unt iogenannta
2ombinations5ellem oeren Setle
fortIoufcno automatil6 eriebt mer-
Den tonnen. Ole Soften lolen nodl
bod lein, aber ourhaus oltSqeqlidl.
m ourb Den piel billigeren 9etric5.
Ionic 0ur6 Huum- unoMiannlhaitS.
erlparung. Gs ioa moglid iein, Die
!lnterleeboote luohenlang unter@ai
ler 81 treiben oa oos Sroblem oeg
Suiternclerung aud in bodit einfa
der @eile geloIt moroen lit. Gem
Sernebmen nad) meroen ole eriten
5oote oieier grt ihon I'M @erblt III
0ienlt gcItcat aer0en
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
D@ilbelm Sell Hnteritiitnugs-@e-
ienihnftH

4m lebten Wontae bate Ser
Wilbelm SeQ llnterltilbungs Ser.
Gin" in &url Sammel's Solle Ser.
iammlung un0 8eamtenmabl. Die
Mitglieoer batten li6 5ablrei6 elm
gefunoen. Yr1lioent &orl Ggoli
iiibrte ben &oriib uno Sefretar 8aul
guhidmiot oeriab oas Hrotofol
Die iibliden @eidGfte puroen erie
Digit. Der 8eamtenmabl entnebmer
mir iolgenoe Sotioden:
aorl Ggolf, Yrdlioent;
War Der, Sioe-Yrdiioent;
saul 9ohidmiot, Sefret1r;
Safob 8ruegger, Sdabmeiiter;
@aul Mieoel, Siibrer.
@ermaltungsrnt: &arl &ommel
Gbriltian 9ciIitein uno SEQ. 0tiaer
als aranfenfomitee fir Die n16iter
3 Monote baben folgenoe Serren 81
oienen: Safob 8ir5, aorl 9(6terfir.
diem un0 8m. 8iittner.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Der ncne Nieidlsfnnsler.

,9r. George M. gSidoeIis, preuBi.
lher StoatsiefretGr 0es Sdubomtes
tno Observation-Disclosures, 1T
gum Hodfolger BON Or. bon Beth
mann r Sollmcg ernonnt moroerl.
Die Nodridt BON Dem @nttsriId.
tritt oes 0eutihen &eiGsfon5IerS
muroe bon Der oeutihen Geqierunq
an ollie ibre orabtloien Stutionen
geionOt un0 BON Der britiihen no.
mirolitGt aifgeiongen. Gs beiBt
onrin aud, Dab Der auiier oaS 0e-
miliionsgeiu6 oeS Or, b. 9etbmunn
Sollmeg umabm mo 81. M&i6aeliS
5u leinem Hadfolger ernamte.
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
Gnslii6e arbeiter nnsmlrieSen

Die inter ser enqliiden Nrbeitcr
idaft berri6enOe lln5ufrieoenbeit be
ginnt oentcnoen Gnal1noeru idluera
Gorge 5u MAIDEN. Se0ermum meiB,
oaB oieie lln5ufriebenbeit porbonoen
lit, ober Die leitenoen &reile mouen
crit Den arieg 81 GnOe bringen, che
lie an Die 2olung Der io3ialen gro.
6leme, Die Der arie9 ee8eitigt bat,
berantreten. @cgen oiele Yolitit
menoet ii@ &roieiior Goie, Der Ole
@ntmiflling Der ogmofratilden
StaotSioee lett oen. Sa9cn Atbens
N beoclltenoen @erfen gclhi!0eri
.Dat, inoem CT aus Den 2cbren Der
8eiMi6te iolgenoc SdlilIic 5iebt
,9ieie Station lit in @eiabr, elmer
Repolution entge9en5utreiben dbn
i'd ser in5ronfreih I'M Sabre 1888.
God meroen mir es nit elmer lDeii
lei1brliheren &eoolution ou tun ba
belL uno 3mar, neil lie l6on I'M
Borolls bon Herlonen orgoniliert 1T.
Sic in ser %glnmenoung bon @eluali
Jegen Meht geiibt uno bic ieoen gli
,enblid bereit iino, Den b~eltebenoen
i~o5iolcn 8au ourb Die gemeinidmC
Mtadt oe$ StooteS uno ser @efpcrf.
,6aiten 81 itilr5en. SSenn oaber oit
Hation Den arieg 81 Gnoe iilbreu
lno crit Damn an ibre 3ufunft Den
fen mill, miro es gu ipat iein. Sic
muB jebt benton uno griinoli6 ben
fen"
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
u9eutldes @aiIeubaus".

Nm Sonntag, oen %. 5. Mts..
miro Der Sroen ser Gifts Dem oeut-
ifen @aiienbouie einen 9eiud ob
l%tatten. Sn friiberen Sobren nabn
Der @lf-Oroen Die 8aiienfinocr mad
Marlbaa Sail; leioer muroe Ger
&inoern in oieiem Sabre oaS Ser.
1nilgcn uerIugt. Seoermann lit elm.
gelaocn, it'd Dem 9eiuhe an5ui6lie.
zen
Washington Journal., 1917-07-20
NnS ben WereinSfreiicn

Na6rittsH fur eieis Spalp mlhen Bic ~Ipatefens Witt
ned Wlittass in anierer &etatticn ittH, wsnn tie in sr
QDpde AufHabme fneen icuen.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-07-20
OF .BIY IN MAF2IET IA" Observation-Disclosures

|e Constant Drip Wears Out the Roc
E L.
of The Maneta Bk Store
The drip the rock.
The persistent ammering that is being waged through the
Marietta Journal in behalf of the BUY In Marietta
will surely bear fruit for local business houses and city
in general
LOYALTY in these than
before the history of the world Loyalty flag of
country the watchword of all Erope--and should be-
believe is the wach-word today of AMERICA.
LOYALTY TO HOMELAND and home town is what it all
meansnd should be emphasized in commercial just
the in a military
Every citizen of Marietta proud the fact that he
lives in this city,
We should this by trading with the home
and buying "Mareta made goods-1e who have really
made city what is today by their enterprise loyalty
In no city be found merchants who are more loyal
more enerprsng ready give of their energy and
to assist worthy its motive
the good ofMaietta.
Are we treating these merchants JUSTLY when we buy
of town?
Let us each resolve show LOYALTY to Marietta bv
always trading with local firms.
DO YOU BUY IN MARIETTAr
Griffith
mMadPds Thew A FLuno
e EtaeC Company
d GC n
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-07-20
he Constant Drip Wears Out the R

By E. L. STRINGER
of The Marietta Book Store
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-07-20

III Holland Realty Company. g.: !:
& Il. l.. Wallace Clothing Company. :
Carnes Real Estate Company.
E. G. Gilbert & Co., Gents Furnishings)
W. A. Sans Drug Company.
The Black Builders Supply Company.
The Marietta Trust & Banking Company.
D. P. Butler Motor Company.