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TIlos. ]. dwES & son. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO STORY
SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK DWELLING.
NUMBER l1l4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded IN Liber No 3G23 folio 476 ct seq, Of the
land records of the. District Of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public auction.
SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1917.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the following described
land and premises, situate in the District OF CO.
lurnfia and designated and being lot - in
Robert Z. Morris subdivision Of part of square
IL as per plat recorded in Book II, page l. OF
the surveyors Office records of the District OF
Columbia
Terms of sale All cash. deposit Of $50
required time Of sale and the purchaser al
lowed fifteen days to complete the purchase. Fur
ther particulars at time Of sale.
ALEX. $. CLARKE, Jr..
LEO a. CRAVEN.
auos-d&ds. .exSu Trustees
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Chesapeake Beach.

Chesa pealle Beach will remain open
until Sunday, September 10 1t has
broken all records for the week end
just passed. every cottage, rooninG
house and hotel being filled to capacity.
on Labor day there We're more than
1000 visitors and large catches of fish
and crabs We're brought back to the
I 81
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brotherhood of peace. Will IL not then
be a source of intense national pride to
each of us to remember this day, which
must insure a permanent maintenance
of these renewed pledges of comrade-
ship and of co-operationf
Il again wish to express my sincere .
appreciation of the honor you havS&
done us.
Evening star., 1917-09-05
ISHII WARNS HOUSE
OF ENEMIES WITHIN
CONTINUED from First PageD

fidence and higher sense Of moral
obligation.
Japan has exerted herself with the
spirit of loyalty to her allies, her en-
peror and to her homes. following the
ideals of our national life, TO which i
alluded when ] had the honor Of aa-
dressing your Senate = few days ago
Japan viii continue to add her. quota
to the sacrifice which alone can insure
a victory. Like the people of America
those of Japan have remained perma-
nenty Independent because of a real
pal riotism which, when the occasion
demands, never fails. We. like YOU
protect ourselves against aGGressicu
from without and treachsry from
within. We. like you. know nothing
Of tyranny and Gespotism, aud We. like
YOU. stand determined that malignance
and oppression from the cOnqueror. i'm
posed Urou the conquered, shall not oe-
come the lot of our people. Neither
,uaI our families and our homes be vio-
lated and desecrated ny the iIcentious
and brutal forces of evil now trampline
upon the helpless women and cniIdref
of the countries they have oveTrun-
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Treachery From Within.

"Treachery from within. indeed al this
hour, calls for our attention. While
your soldiers leave their families and
their homes to fight on the blood
stained fields of France. We must guard
our landmarks as you viii guard yours
against treachery that has found hid
ing places in our midst. ana which for
the last ten years has soWn the seeds
If discord between Us. Let il be a part
of our cooperation and coordination
to protect each other from these forces
Of evil which lack even the poorest
courage Of an open enemy.
Mr.. Speaker and gentlemen of the
House of Representatives:
We have been climbing Il mountain
toward the stars by different and
sometimes devious pathways but near
the summit our roads shall join and
together we shall win into the fun
sunlight above the clouds. We shall
pass safely through the dangerous
places our blood shall not have been
shed. our sacrifice shall not have been
made. in vain. for we shall be among
the nations Of q world living in a
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THos. J. OWEN & son, AUcTloNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FRAME DWELL
ISGS IL THE SUBDIVISION OF WEST
! FORD" AND LOCATED on 4sth PLACE
BETWEEN SHERIFF ROAD AND LEE
STREET on SHERIFF ROAD BETWEEN
Attn AND 4sth STREETS AND on 4sth
STREET BETWEEN KANE AND LEE
STREETS.
BY yirtle Of a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in I.ibar No. 3s04, folio 1T ct seq. of
the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request OF tine party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees VIII sell at public auc-
ton in front Of the premises, SEPARATELY
AND N THE ORDER NAMED HEREIN, on
MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY or SEPTEMBER.
AD 1917 COMMENCING AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ the following described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia, and designat-
ed as aad being lot numbered 81 in square
5l53 and lots Z. 9, 43 and "A in square Jl54. in
owen II. Fowler's subdivision Of part of the
Il Tyoyrrip Tract" now known 'Westford." as
per plat recorded in County Book "a. page 20.
In the office of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia subject to the building restriction
lin. as SHOWN on said plat.
Terms Of sale. One-third cash, balance in one
and two years. with interest at per centum
rcr anrur, payable semi -annuslly and secured
on tho property sold. all cash, at purchaser S
ortior 4 deposit Of 500 each lot required
OF ,ulc Of sal. and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days 10 complete the purchase. Further particG-
lars AZ time Of sale.
WILLIAM NJ. BEALL.
ROBT. C. HOWARD.
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Saving Down Trees.

From Popular Science Monthly.
A steam-operated saving machine
feHs more trees in an eight-hour day
than thirty woodmen. 1t works close
TO the ground and leaves no stumps
standing.
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State Department Not Inf9rmed.

At the State Depa rtmc cnt today II was
said this government had no knowledge
ot any such disclosures as referred t.
hy Chancellor Nichaeiis and was not
in possession of any Of the evidence
taken 1T tho SoukhomLiuoG trI2l.
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it's imperial leader, was at that time
or at any other time filed With the
lust of power or conquest, as has been
falsely ascribed to them.
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!.
RRICK RESIDENCE NO 1871 IGru
STREET NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue Of certain deed Of truSt dulv re-
corded in Liber No. :itci5. folio 10 e; scq u
fhe lands records Of TN" District of Columbia.
and at the request nf the party secured thereby.
The undersigned trustee viii sell at ushi.- alc-
THE FOURTH DAY or SEPTEMBER \ D.
1917. AT FIVE O'CLOCK F-M.. tHc following
described 'and and premises situate IN rre city
mated and being lot numbered ninety three
tG3) in Robert \. l!allnch's subdivision O.; lots
IN sGuarr numbered one hlnir"i and Seventy
tf,at. A. per plgr r"'a-tr1 ~ the Office
Of the surveyor Tor tue n.s-r.Ct % Columbia
Liher 10. at folio ii. together with tie Improve
rents.
20 be paiI in cash haianrc in two equal ias,ai-
luenfs. PAYABLE -H #-" aHr rru wears. il-
terest at per ceutuu per ann lsa payable emf
annualiy from G0y nf SrI,. >,c.rrl rr decd OF
The option OF tl- urrei.s.,r. y deposit of
10000 viii BE- required 81 TINE % sale N!
"onveyanclns r"CoFe'Hs, e'r. at re~' Of r',r-
chaser. Terms OF s;iT 20 be- en';siiiad with with
IN ift"ru d4v> from DAY " sale. ctiHrwise tie
trustee reserves IL ri-lt @ resell. tiu properly
at the risk and cost Of G.f-rI..r. purchaser.
some. u.vyspart-- U1i..~--. Na-i.g-t ton. II. e.
THE WASHINGTON loan MD TRUST COM
FANY. 5y THOMAS Hl.Al'lI.I. N:cr Fresi-
dent. Trustee.
sqTHE Arrow T. StTF- Is i'uSi ja'\ Eit. \ ilf-
TIL KSiiNY. TIN SMITH EriE OF SEI'TESl-
Der 1917, same hoae au5 alE-s
se43t BY ot.pt-E ~ THE TRUSTEE
THOMAS rawIl<s. IS co. tgorIa> i.-Es.
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER SINr!I 1917.
At TEN rtlt'f n An. W. N.N -,ii Ht f'ghls"
aucticn. Mt l".i'> Ia'atcr. l5.h and T. streets
;urc, CARPETS. Junk. str. i'y order os ;be s'c-
r'tary ef the Treasury.
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Coast guard stations will be equipped
with airplanes for rescue and observa-
tion work.
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Russia's Mobilization Announced.

I'm this connection the Importance
of the czar's telegram to Emperor Will
liam, which was dispatched July so at
1920 o'clock in the afternoon and
which announced the general mobiliZa-
tion of the Russian army, is evident.
This mobilization, according to the
czar'S well known ukaSe of 1912, meant
war against Germany and was intend
ed to maintain the deception that the
military measures which were in force
were solely ordered for reasons of de-
fense against Austrian preparations.
The ears telegram also announced
the visit of Gen. Tatischtschen with a
letter to Emperor William. Where
that Gen. Soukhomlinoff and Gen. Janu-
schkevitch and their accomplices pre-
vented his departure, or was the an
nouncement,x ~ of his mission only in
tended deceSfully to luu Germany into
security?
Germany was obliged to enter
most serious fight for the defense of
her existence because she was threat
ened by her neighbors, France and
Russia, who were eager for booty and
power, who wanted to destroy her and
who were urged on by the island en-
pire beyond the channel because Eng
land was of the opinion that it was a
fight for the hegemony of Europe, as
Viscount Grey formerly British for
eign secretary once said. England did
not like to see contested this hegemony,
which, she believed. was menaced.
For this reason she supported Ger
many's hostile neighbors in their pol
icy which aimed at war. Neither the
German government nor the German
people, which is unshakably devoted to
Evening star., 1917-09-05
THOMAS nawI-za. * co. aggrlo>a@H@.
ADAM j. WEsCHLEE. AuCTlONEER.
Large Stock of Fresh Gro
ceries, Including Guam
tity Of Case Goods. Fix
lures, Etc, at No. Sol
MARYLAND Ave. NE,
By Public Auction.

Thursday, September 8, 1917,
Commencing at 1880 AN
large fresh stock Of Groceries, including
Flour. Teas. Cpffees. Spices. SariucS Salmon,
Peaches. Pineapple. Cora. Tomatoes. Peas Cat
sup, Olives Olive oil. Salad Dressing Pickles.
Syrurs, Baked Bcar>. Soups, Grape Juice. Jel
lies. Preserves, hippered Herring. Peanut Butter
Matches. Soaps, Soap Powders. Starch. Toilet
Paper large quantity Paper EaES Cigars. Cica-
rettes. etc. Also McCray Ice Ron Cash Register.
Computing Scale. Meat Block. FIoo- and Counter
Cases. etc.
Terms: Cash. ADAM A. WESrHLER
se2-4t AGctioueer.
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SH|F IS THE BLAME
FOR STARTING WAR
Chancellor Michae!Is Asserts
Revelations in Treason
Trial Clears Germany.
SAYS RUSSIA WAS IN PLOT

AMSTERDAM. September 5.--ln an
interview with a representative Of the
press the German chancellor, l)r-
Georg Michaelis. has made Il state
ment in regard to disclosures At the
trial in Petrograd for high treason OF
Gen. SoukhomlinoT. former minister OF
war. rireat prominence has bcch
given in the German press recently to
testimony said to have been taken 1t
the SoukhoulliaoH trial tending To- Sho"
Russia's responsibility for the begin
ming of the war. Accounts Of the trial
reaching this country haze not con-
tanned such tcStimony.)
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ADAM !. WEsCHLEE. AUCTIoNEEH.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORy FRAME
DWELLING on NICHOLS AVENUE.


DWELLING on NICHOLS AVENUE,
BARRY FARM. y. c.
by virtue Of q certain deed of trust. duly re-
corded IN I.iber NO. 5J13. frlio 81 ct seq. of the
land records af the District Of Columbia and at
the request OF the party secured thereby. the Un-
Iersigncd trustees VIII offer for sale by public
auction, in front Of the premises. on MONDAY,
THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1917,
AT HALT-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the fol
lowing g-described land and premises, TO wit: Lot
81 III Emily { Bryant ct al. S subdivision in sec
tion =. Earry Farm. in the county Of Washington,
District Of Columbia. per plat in County Book
90 page II. in the Office OF the surveyor for said
District. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash y deposit of 500 re-
quired Of The purchaser at the time of sale All
ccBveranc!ng Tecortfng and notarial fees at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with within fifteen days from day Of sale.
oGhvrw.s- the trustees the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the default
i.G purchaser, after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in the
city OF Washington. u. c.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
JEFF FERSON i. REDD.
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English Influence Discussed.

Regarding English influence at Pet
rograd during the critical days, July
% and 80. 1914. | only need to refer to
a telegram of the Reuter- correspond
ent at Petrograd and to the well known
report of the Belgian charge ,laffaiAes
de LE,scaille, which clearly show that
the certainty of English support
siren gthened the determination for war
of the leading men of Russia.
While Russia thus prepared an ag-
Eressive war and secretly mobilized,
not only against Austria Hungary. but
against Germany, attempts We're made
to miSlead and betray Germany in order
to gain time for Russia to move her
troops to the frontiers. The word of
honor of Gen. Januschkevitch will live
| in history, as Maj. Won Eggeling who
at that time was the German military
attache at Petrograd, telegraphed the
word of honor of that chief of the Rus
sian general staff and expressly re-
fcrred to his statement that until July
29 in the afternoon, no order of any
kind for mobilization was given. Gen
Januschk eVitch declared to the German
military attache that the reasSuring
statements of Gen. Soukhomlinof of
July 81 regarding the eventual Russian
Intentions as to mobilization were still
good.
Despite this, Gen Januschkevitch
| had in his pocket the prepared mobili-
Zation order. Germany was to be duped
with a proposal of arbitration at The
Hagu court, while Russia busily continued
TO bring her army to war footing for
the attack which had been planned.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs ]. owEN ( sos. AuCrIoNEEns.

Two-Story, Six-Room and Bath
Brick Dwelling, Rented at
$3.50 Per Month. Situate
Number 1909 Fifth Street
Northwest,
At Auction.
BY virtue Of authority vested in the under
signed. will sell at public auctOn. in front
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1917 At FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lot III in square 500. improved rs above.
Terms: Sold subject To deed of trust for
$1,000 and the balance casd. \ deposit Of
500 will be required At the time Of sale Con
veyancing and recording al the purchasers cost.
Sale to I've closed in II days or deposit forfeited
se1-5t THOMAS J. OWEN S son, Auctionpcrs.
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col tIth 81. NV.
WATSON +. CLARK.
llln IL 9. N "

1.f.-IWI~.VN~W IruStpeS.
'rhs purchaser Of the abovc-descrbed property
having failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
The said property will be- resold, upon the same
Terms at his risk and cost in front of the prem
ises on SlONpAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1917, At FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
s-t-,lN,ls.exSu by order Of the Trustees.
II.
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TOMORROW.
THos. }. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.
l kt-t- Nbls J II w - +
,-9r.p, NJ "a -.t--os,, ,l,,I rF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI, Is
TATE. IMPROVED HY THE TuREE-SfOBY
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 1sti lGcu
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VIII Change Sentiment, He Says

Chancellor Iichaelis said:
The statements of the former RUS
sian war minister and the former chief
of the general staff tGcu. IanuSohiio-
Vitohc are Of the greatest Importance
They are calculated completely TO de
Stroy the legend of Germaay's guilt in
starting the war. and they VIII force
European opinion. if the reports are
allow ed to be published abroad, TO re
wise its judgment on Germany.
The moment at which these dis
closures We're made is the more favor
able. IS we have just had knowledge
Of the American reply to the Pope IS
note urging peace.
"In Secretary iausiEES answer the
German government is described rs an
irresponsible government which secret
Iy planned to dominate the world,
which chose its own time for the war
and cruelty and suddenly executed its
plan. which did not heed legal barriers
or truthfuness, which Hooded = great
continent with blood not only of sol
diers. but of innocent women and chill
dfen. the helpless and the poor
when adopting these accusa tons
from the entente factory Of calumnies
the American government obviously
had no knowledge of the course of the
proceedings aainst Gen. SouIkhomlinof.
Otherwise it's Judgment would GER
tainly have been quite different.
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rgIsrl.rs. sAIE NF NAI1AnIE rHErE.

.i.S AI.i- tEt \-NI.. NlfIss Iii II =
STORY TEICN DWELLING. so. 1903
f..iIn S.s;-ET SOUTHWEST
Ev Eir-u" cf c-rf"5a decd Of rra=r daily 70
iaaG rr".r,.s uf i.t t.~.l.rt " ;eiwhia ana at
.l- r..-u.t OF rr, r.-.g ~.slrrt tarr.ty. the m
d.-ss--.l tH,~-5,~ sy.r PSI q ~ rublc auntlGn, N
trtrr OF -n promises on MONDAY. TEE
rf#fTrt.>EN HAE uE II NJ. A.n. lrI7. At
-l'E N'llE'h IN. fb" f'-l'wi describe 4
'anJ 7tt rr.Hr.s. >..tEf. 30 lNs gyunsy ul WASH
.r--oa District o. tuiAu'5a. asG de-, i.;i.,--I as
avI '.- .ot Twenty t21I it La-lr =. kennedy
s.I l-aar = Davis subdivision uf part Of block
ralr-y-pn' H3lf. ''olEr'iT Heights. per plat
recorded in iihtT County N". II. fa,io >. nf the
>rysysr's uf1c. records e j BiST~ir: of EOlu,u-
los. Sttjact ia right of way over the north four
a. fyrf nt said iut Tor alley purposes Subject
ia t,s, covenants that vaeu a building is erected
GPoa said LOT il shall not he within thirty 3n)
feet of the street line. shall it he used for
manufacturing mechanics! purposes, nor shall
spirituols liquors he sold therein.
Terms Of sail: Ouc-tliTd Of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash. balance in two equal INSTALL
tcr,st ~ Is per c-utTm Per aununl. payable semi
annually. from day of sale, secured by deed Of
trust uIeE the property sold. all cash, at the
option Of the purcHa> r. \ deposit Of 5000 will
tt. REQUIRED at time of snic. All conveyanciug,
recording. ctc-. 1T ccst Of purchaser. Terms of
sale Ia be- complied with within ten days from
tiav Of sale. otarrwis. ;he trustees reserve the
right 20 reSeii ,he property Ht the risk and
of ErrlE..ia. purchaser. :. after five days adver-
,i>u:l.rr ot such r"Sa-a in newspaper pub
.isl.d Ia Washington, j. {.
LOUIS Il. PEAK
col tIth st NV.
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Efforts for Peace.

1T certainly is now established ire
futably." DR. Michaelis said further.
that it was not Germany which chose
the time for the war. but the military
party surrounding the ear, who was
under the influence of France and Eng
land. 1t is well known that the Ger
man emperor, who before the war clear
~ ana on every occasion expressed his
own desire and that of the German peo-
Pile fer peace. especially regarding Rus
sia. was surprised by the events which
occurred during his pleasure trip in
Scandinavian waters. Up to the last
moment. in the exchange of kilograms
with the Emperor OF Russia and the
King of England, he made the most
earnest and fervent attempts in the in
terest of peace.
The Importance of the new dis
closures is that the czar, who had to
decide as to war or peace, in fact came
to the conviction with the German en-
perors efforts that Germany did not
desire war. The consequence of this
conviction. was his positive order to
cancel the Russian mobilization. but a
couple of criminals who belied the
czar djsregarded the order and thwart-
ed its execution. y consequence of the
emperor's efforts also was the cars
order to Gen. Januschkevitch to give
the German ambassador. Count Por-
tales. assurances of RuSsia's desire for
peace.''
Evening star., 1917-09-05


trust recorded in Ijbcr No. 3ar. folio 1os ct
5ormIia the undersigned trustee viii offer for
sale public auction. in front Of said premises.
GA MONDAY. TIE TENTH DAY or SEPTEM-
BIER. A.D. 1917, AT' HALF FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm. jEc following described land
and presses lying and being in the city of
Washington, District Of Colu;uhia. described as
follows The west half of original lot numbered
nineteen tigb tn square numbered eight hundred
and fif V uUc ,N52l. Also part Of said original
lot uuaGa,rcd njCrtora C91 in said square num-
h.rci ~l@h; hGnGred and fifty nine ,s19l. de
scrih.d aS follows; Beginning at point on the
i.Ue Of north ~ street 50 feet west from the
northeast corner "f said lot and running thence
west along the lin" "f said II STREET 20 feet
thence ~oHtA 100 feet; theme" oast 70 feet. and
thence north 100 feet to The place Of beginning
together with all tEa Improvements thereon.
forms Of ssi.s Onr-rA!rt Of tn" purchase
money f." be- paid in cash and the balance in
two equal iu-tailu'rris. payable in and
Two years from t.Ir day OF sale. with interest
at Che rate nf SiN per ceutum per aHnum. pay
abiv semi annually AMI svCarri ir FIRST deed
Of trHS ,A vie property Sold. or all cash, st
tAc option or rHr purchaser. \ deposit of $500
viii ta required OF the purchaser at the time
Of the acga! !.tanca Of ti,r bud. All cnuvryanciug
recording, nutarr teas ant reyTEu" stamps at
Tie Cuet of Its purchaser. said tcrms 10 i"
complied with within - days from the dry Of
sale. o-hFrwf-' rho Fu-r.c reserves thc right
90 gees. " -aa property at the risk aud cost of
thr trttult.#- purchaser, aftnr al least = days
HGv,~. 4~tf..af u5 e.C.. resale in some news
paI.r Put .=|t.1 iu Tut y N.Sirigt % Columbia.
CHARLES H. HS' MAN. Trustee.
>ri-'&j~.rN-U No 500 : street NV.
.!irtf~ ! OWEN a SBN AItTIn\I'l-FS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY:
ApAM A. wEscHLER, AUcTIoNEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property, Improved by a
Brick Bake Shop. Stable, Store
and Dwelling. Known as No.
O53 and 655 II Street Northeast,
and a Two-story and Cellar
Brick Dwelling. Known as No.
05z II Street Northeast. Be
longing to the Estate of Robert
W. Blair, Deceased.
Evening star., 1917-09-05

sq-THE AEoyE SsIE IS ruSTj'rNEH. NTH
rHJ KSuNN. TiiI SIXTH !AE Gf SEuIENl-
JER. 1917, sane Hoaa aU# s,Err-
sc4-3t BY Ui.pA; as THE TRUSTEE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-20

AYAPOLEON once said that every
" one of his soldiers carried a mar
4 v shal's baton-lhe possibility OF be
coming commauder-in his bnap-nck.
Today the army of men who are work
ing for the Union Pacific Railroad have
even better chance to win promotions
A little more than year ago that sys-
TEN established bureau solely to in
crease the efficiency of its employees and
prepare them to fill better Jobs. 1t of
fered its help and instruction free, not
only to its employees, but to member, of
their families As result, already
1early 1900 men have fitted themselves
for advancement They constitute a
splcndidy skilled force that is unique
in the history of railroading
The object Of this bureau is to elm
inate "lost motion wasted energy
which is more expensive in large bodies
OF men than il is in machinery Saving
this waste is The broadcst economy IN
railroadmg 1t may be cut down some
what by teaching men how TO do their
work inlelligenlly and effectively II
may be eliminated when there Is ais,
continual ambition to excel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-02-20
THF SCHOOL
FOR STAnON AGENTc5

Ato Locate Defective Car Wheels" @Rail
road Business Mail" First Aid to ths
Injured etc.
STUDYING THE UNION PACIFIC
1t is an essential part of the train
ing Of all these employees that they shall
know The road they are working for.
Therefore, there is series Of papers
covering the history Of the Union Pa
cifc, general information regarding its
organization, and the geography of each
of the states in which its principal mile
age is located The organization of the
railroads various departments and what
they do is also fully explained.
Instruction is given by correspon-
dcnce. When the Educational Bureau
was organized the present correspon-
dcnce school methods were studied.
Their strong points were made stronger,
and their weak ones eliminated. After
an instruction paper Is prepared it goes
40 he Bureaus nbo,oyranber. He ia
mil;ar-es b.,peelf v.ib ,gha, must he
TAUGHT the student, and then goes ont
ON the road and lakes sucb nictures as
are necessary 70 illustrate the text most
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