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The Washington herald., 1917-04-15
DIED

ARNOLD-Departed this life Friday.
April l3 1917, GERTRUDE B. AR
MOLD, beloved wife Of William NJ
Funeral Monday, April ls at Cam
den. y. J.
BERMAN-Suddenly. on Tuesday. April
TO- 1917, at Chester, Pa, Mrs. HATTIE
+. BERMAN. beloved daughter OF
Mrs Mary Z. Dawson. Of 81 II street
northeast.
CLAYTOR-Departed this life wednes-
day, April II, 1877. at lo:l5 a. m, at
his residence. 144I . street, after a
long illness. WILLIAM J. CLAYTOR,
ST, beloved husband Of :. Irene Clay
tor nee Dorsey and father OF b
Armstrong, W. J., jr., and Stirling NJ
ClaytOr, sons OF the late Henrietta
O'Kelley, OF Raleigh, n. g.
Funeral from st. Mary's =. F. Chapel
today at 1880 O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited. Kindly omit flowers
New York, Raleigh, y. c., and Geor-
gia Papers please copyD
HUNTRESS- Suddenly. Friday, April i,
HTNTRESs. aged 90 years. ~
Services will be held at his late resi-
dencer 25n Thirteenth street north
South Berwick. Ne.
MULLIEIN-On Thursday. April L. 1877,
at 1870 a; m, at Emergency Hospital
NORMAN T.. M LI.IkIN. beloved
husband OF Lille NJ. Mullikin.
Funeral today at 3 y. m. from Bells
NJ Z. Church, Prince George County,
Nd. Relatives and friends invited.
PLJMMER-Dcparte this life Thursday
evening, April Il, 1917, at 20 o'clock
THOMAS EDWARD PLCMAIER. be
loved son OF Daniel and Mary A
PlTmmer. He leaves to mourn their
loss a father and mother, three SIS
ters, two brothers and one adopted
brother, uncles, aunts and a host OF
relatives and friends.
Funeral from his late residence S33 r
street northwest, Monday, April l6, at
2. m.
SPEAKS-Entered into rest April Il, 1917,
at the residence OF her daughter. Pearl
Murray, IJU7 T street northwest. Mrs.
CARRIE Steaks. the beloved wife
Lee, Hattie Z. Smith, Albert G. and
Marshall Murray, grandmother OF
eighteen and Creat-grandmother OF
FIVE, the beloved sister OF Annie r,
Williams, Hattie Turner. Frank r.
Samuel F.. Henry and West Williams,
and a host Of relatives and friends
mourn her loss.
Funeral from Second Baptist Church,
Falls Church. Va. Rev. George W.
Powell. pastor, today at p. IN.
TINNER-On Thursday, April Il. 1917, at
$50 O'Clock CHARLES Il. TIMER,
sged y years.
Funeral today at 1880 D. m. from GsllG-
way Chapel. Falls Church, Va
wARDER-At her home at the Toronto,
on Saturday, April IA, RlT, at 2:SO a.
m, Mrs. n. G. WARDER, aged S
years and s months.
Funeral services will be held at the
apartment on Monday, April l6. at 3
o'clock p. m.
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WANTED-SALFSMEN

AMBITT0Gs sALEsMEN OF NEAT APPHIR-
snce. call on merchants in your territory; eleeant
Hne convenient TO carry; good commissions prompt
remittance. THE GEO. H. JUNG CO., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
SECURITY statesmen, JOIN FORCES ISIME-
distely. Company Will operate in Texas; proven
folds; 2% gross earnings divided annually between
all business producsrA GEO. W. DIETERICH
ZG San Jadnto, Houston, Tex.
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WANTED-BUNDLE WRAPPERS.
Opportunity for advancement for
hustling boys. SAKS & CO.. 9TH
and Pa. ave. NV.
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FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Jules Guthridge.
who died yesterday morning at his RESI-
dence In the Morton apartment house,
1852 street northwest. will be held to-
morrow from the residence Of his broth
er-in-laW, DR.. J. J. Little. 1911 r street
northwest. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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WANTED-ACTIVE WHITE
man. Apply 5l2 H st. NV.
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Funera! services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown Davis. who died Friday at her
residence, PIP First street northwest.
VIII be held tomorrow morning at
o'clock from st. Martins Church. In
terment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
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w1NTED-wHITE BOYS OVER B FOR FAC
tory work. Apply before a. m. at TOPHAMs
Ins r St NV.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

4 here; 10 Tm. mod. bath stone house
large porches; electricity: oUtbuildings;
beautiful grounds: corner Fessenden
street and River road; adjacent to Ten
nallytown: high; convenient to cars.
CAYW00D & GARRETT,
1921 New York Ave.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES,

CLEANUP SALE OF OVER IoO BICYCLES AND
motorcycles. MAKE YOUR own PRICE Bi-
cycle, motorcycle and automobile accessories and
supplies We also expert repairers Of bicycles
and motorcycles. Motorcycles, IS up; Bicycles,
s. 50 and up; Motorcycle Tires $50 up; Inner
SIS; Tubes N.8. MUNGER BROS, Union Bi-
cycle, Motorcycle and Automobile Garage. Tlq n.
Capitol Ct. Phone Line S7I-
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WANTED-CoUNTER MEN,
white; 81 to 50; no Sunday;
experienced men 81 per day.
THE CROWN. l4l7 New York

WANTED-Two sAND-LTME BRICK HARDEN.
ing cylinders. Give length, diameter thickness Of
| steel, shipping point. ]. A. PARKINSON, 1910
Commerce Bldg. Kansas City. No.
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BORN

VROOMAN-Dn April l3. 1871 at SibIey
Hospital. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T..
NrOoman. a daughter. JANE INGLE
NROOMAN
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLE,
A BARGAIN.

A completely equipped 1916 Sspeed E1cslSor
motorcycle and side Just repainted and over
hauled at factory. New nndsm Presto-Dte tAnk
and new tires. guaranteed. Apply BOX 5s, Herald
Office.
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MARRIED

KLEIN N-GRIMSLEY. on August .. 1915
at Richmond, Va, by the Rev. George
W. Mcdaniel ELSIE l. GRIMSLEY
and AUGUST D. KLEIN.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-FTRsT-CLAss ELECTRIC ELEVA.
tor and Enclosures, for five stories less window
frames. sash and oak trimming oak doors anc
hardware two pair fine entrance doors complete
with transUms. hardware, glass and grill, large
quantity Of welseasoned joists; also ordinary and
face bricks. BOYLEROBERTSON CONSTRUC-
TIoN CO.. COL Evans Bldg.
FOR sALE-TWo OLD YIOLINs, CHEAP. Sr
LIST st. NV.
FRESH EGGS, . CENTS A DOZEN, BY TIL
use Of Egg Lebe." Takes the place Of eggs III
baking and cooking at less than l0c dozen. A los
package equals u eggs. WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO.,
Distributors, 1873 9Th st. NV
DESK-EIGHT DRAWER, OAK. FLAT TOP
tine condition; 81 30 Bond BldS. Main tsla
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REAL ESTATE.
Careful Investments

OdI q Vi IIIVSSIIIICIIIS
OF mODey in Fut Deeds Of Trust nirst MortE1gea
on Washington. d. C.. Real EsAte nlWays FiEs ths
fun Interest promised and the retum q an ths
psinciple due regardless q the varying and
rAlues of othsr sscurities and thsg not subsct
to tarhtion We have been successfully enEagrd n
naftng these investments for cur clients for mSrS
than q quarter Of 4 century. lnyesnent. $50. so
10 Sooo. al s. ~ and pr cent nov ready TO-
delivery LarEs investments made.
WIN. q. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building. s07 18th ST.
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FOR RENT-HousEs

Rooming and clearinghouse. eos H
St NV; 10 large rooms; modern bath;
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Tubes, Sl5O; Motorcycle Grips, Soc pair 30I3 Tire
$.l5; Tubes SIC MUNGER BROS. Union Bi-
cycle, Motorcycle and Automobile Garage. Tlq n.
Capitol ct. Phone Line H7T-
FOR SALE-GARAGES.
GET A GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAsT ANY
garage In the market, in appearance. durability
and price. V. T. H BIEN. Evans Bldg. Room 2O2
Phone n 3l59.
MOVING PACKING. STORING.
SAFETY FIRST.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF STORAGE. Rooms
500 and up. Moving and Packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. Els2O 10th st NV. NJ IZs
THE CHICAGO TRANSFER 4 STORAGE co.
Baggage furniture. and parcel delivery. l62 You
st. NV. Phone North &ll.
STORAGE RoOMS,. 81 PER MONTH UP.
Moving, Packing. Low Rates
UNION STORAGE COMPANY,
HI Sd st. NV. T6 Fla ave.
NORTH Io4.
Free moving for stor-
- ~ "a age. N. 3343 or N. 3S44.
tSN "-1s SMITHS TRANSFER a
eaESStWSBESF STORAGE CO., OI2 =.
s44zS@4-NNA@S Night Phone N. e992.
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~ every uFsanira'ion ih toe citS
sovid csutribuis q nis amount ths
sIfusfion sould be- met
Foliosing 10 the letter a. eel as
others from individual contributors
'lnciosed please find check for ten
dollars uio0oj toward your milk
fund. The members % this as-ocia
'ion fssi that they would iiks 70 help
you slons IN this great work We
hope Il will BE- a great success"
The letter VAS signed sunset W.
cial and Benevolent Association. Inc.
Thomas A. Marble. Treasurer. No.
is5 Fifty MA street. brooklyn"
other letters are appended.
MIX Fund Editor. Evening World,
inclosed you will find a cheek for
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WARRIOR CRACKS HIS TOE.

if asooni tlsutsHaHf i.sr.it We.
lsu al "a a n nHi mafo rsfs
fui hs siu never fsI tH ifaufs bot ell
hafr o. ntu1 lr H't kuuni A"runn fntnf
' hiiH thf uthff hHfH o. a. fif ff.nt
last piFhf D. eas 80 me fufus naN
sirfs 81 thf ssa NHa hIiirtIr fIuf
90 TrnNrFH Island TIT. IHF hunarat' H
iAr0iruant HII o.. Hss o.. atuit ~ fof
it eas nsItilsf d.FuInff uuf be- air ust
hls Soc aaa hruEUu
hr lam l.taa .H.1. who attended
The Fuuns officer safi uHf tHouFh b.
uiEht have Co. hHui.r fHf fFs weeks
there as % reason vhf D. should not
make = Euad On l.sT AFTER that
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HOMDR LESION Pn0TErS
kEDn GIFT 70 anu R1vT

fhiHTIh kHf f'rufHs s asa H.
fIf rtInr nf ta.urtsft isassaf sil,..s
af fdaIs If hunaf ssrh 81 ftai lra
saaisa 10 600 Nstiauai AFts tIlt
ssss aFa ilihu iiusi in r.ousnui.t
II BE- asft lHss as hsad q ths a.Iss..a
fu iuasia. see tulrad fu.dnf at 80
nNnaa. fsuUiun - thf AHmF go
hatf hraai Hf HunHf i.sslHn
H.uaf fh.If q tiis 49, manii.rfs n
fi.s 80 aa 81 natt fucnlFsd nsdaa
'uf sI.sriaI Hfit ~ bfafsft ssu pre-.
rlf Ell zoe mssflnG Commando o..
vide z 'han iirflaiu ~ tlkuari. fuf
Hn h.a nIa-hihF adde's Iiuaard &C.
HrflaUf fsfaEuiftun Of ths .fnriHl
.Uhrurtsf ~ fhs ufaauiaatinu aua 81
Nuratsd lsaerai zee maru rl.sss y
protesting these mraais
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on NEW sHOEs AT THESE sr,,hEs.
+ as$.a, ;SS Avenue u 6,;ssas, n. ]; Nv
tLiss M:..os. asS Sg II SS.S.S S and % siiS 81. Tb
.is.s' sis5.' q. SFsH: F PAs H. r;stS$s. oS$s. A'''''
s5ss sS sio: S t.5 aSd.as lam s'fSss Ss1: sss rr.
Ss$S y; .9is S;. y lsf n: =: f.S. E:
nH i%S:a R.s.r stOr.. Ocs Bloomfield Ave.
RE-soLED GULL on HALF soLEsI AT THESE
REPAIR sHOrs. MANHATTAN.
@ @.ss.on shes 20. sye sl4ti A's.
S1' ES11o baa; b1iSt ESi S55 Esa'A s,i itsiS Dis $.
T.. CalSi,slO, tf Inurch st.
Genital Genital Shoe ESiiSa., e.; Third A"
Central Electric Shoe hcpsinas Co.. 1908 Second
S: h'' ors;SSs s;:Seis Go Boot ''iI hs a''!aRS D. West
Dy. GTO's, inc.. formerly Roid Co.. 100 wnlLB
sa:u Fs.: SsS: sss. nH's % 5. cG paES iSO Amsterdam Ave.
u S'.S, IeHs, s, Tss %;',Ia.% Sg;. -. ,.,. 9,
t?fss % rtis''si s2 eSsl.. SH. R; E1s. S'
o EI:ss sSS Sss' ns nSS1fss 50 NJ Sn,s sIS A.. Az"
IN 5n, Siids sSc. a'isi5s. Co zoos Third A''
iy.H A.siIsl:s si!sl ~ ~ eIssas,ss Ts * ss,s..
5, s astdfiSs, adGSS d b. Lsnoa Msai'Hs Ave. a."
s. S:plss t 90, 'Vs sr2 wv ~ cesi"abu. eS Ave,
Ns'on.l sbos htptring Co.. 90 aaltpPS g.
\: S;@ she: E g. g. SO SO TStid TSEd 4 %
ySs srcris pisaopssn pSs .s S1ssu 50 Ne, Ss, ,sa ST.
SSef Shoe Mepairins Go.. uiz Thifd Ave.
hss!%oS " %%.oSS = ss::' SS.y :. Ne. lsA st.
Hs:;|::$ H.: $:S$ ss$: "a u!,;:: s; a 3: \.
o'ss:Ss s.sSsnsn "A sJ1 70. Aaa;1srdsm %is ave &@,
!: sSas ,&$t-lsiSs " 60, ;sss s Fulton St.
Sh.'S, S,ii r1s.ss is2s l ,sf$t.ia.% ,SaSSa I A.. -,
rHS G,esans IS%s'Gi% Co. vSa: SSr ''Ans AID n''
I. I.a: z.a as,sS s%, iiss t.ntS Il, S''SS.' Ss Ave-
iibs ri sous Shoe ksSs,Sus 2. 200 sixth Ave.
T. :, sSos s A;"%:,,SiiS,s A i, aud hepaiHni Co,
ri: uai,s% sSoy 'nsp.I,asa Co., ssaOlan n'o',,
EsaS ES'a .na SNis sse! ..t -. Poi ilcsG 'P% ST.
s9'ifin asa. lis'idr Rs.la a-Isi!. Dol 9O'~
fbs 2RlSSlas Tat saoa Resaas Sr'1 CO. e2 Rroad~,y
hssedstd Brusp, RiS-dssy. near i2ls. ST. ST.,
Z. SAVOY iOSD 81 Nicholas Ave
ttauuO lrUs,, 2Asb h OulNAy.
A. VI rahelO. 5000 BtO4wuy,
MllOno Co, 35O. HrAlNay.
N fioyn4a, 1854 BroadwAs.
National Shoe hepairng co. looS 81 N'h0LS
Ave.
Ern,si Cstalano. Ss6s Broadvay.
paSQnaluO H,Os.. l3d hamilton Ilaee.
Univ rrzity Electric shua aud hat heao'at ug Co.,
1923 Amsterdam Ave.
= Nau's' "PN Madison Ave.
RE.soLED tFULL on HALF soLEs' AZ THESE
REPAIR SHOPS. BRONX.
James bros ,u1 1puOnt Ave.
EustAchio tTAacau. OuU kAst liith 81,
ne bIvnn AoueFn shos hepAluLs Snop, S0ys
lhiId Ave.
Mike smith. 4BO EAst lTIth 81.
utunO BnS,. 2625 tn I'd Ave.
star Shue Hsyairug ts,toD, 4sO hast t5lu ~
RaIaa Shoe liepAn SHOP. t20 Millb Ave corner
uriIiaI Shoe RepsI Shop. 2a5 willS Ave.
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To-. .rhaIar.hIp. A-.ra.a.

Lawrence puon - NsstaNn itsA
5 hsa'. uith a mara ~ Fsi1 81 tbs
June WsEsuts examination and clara
shmIsmau - Eastsfn bistrict iilEh
IAun and Greek prize. fsEpor lively. ~.
fersl annually b. the NsS York Latin
club The Latin prise has vaiue %
tgbO ana TIE Greek ~ tib0. They afs
given g. encourage the study % the
classics ~ a part - the preparation fut
college course. The recipients are %
psctri 30 enter some college approved b,
The University - the State % New York.
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STOCK EXCHANGE BIRs TIPS.


tsthangs aaoped e resolution ysstsf.
fay forbidainH am employed g.
ttpt tip ID BE- directed ~ the uuI.
Joined ussssnNsfH
several hundIrd boys afs smpio, "a
a. from ~ 90 o. week Tips have
the les liberal tippsFt complained
they could not got any service.
governor said the hoys pay wouid b.
Increased
The governors aiso voted TO clos.
the Exehange on Sept. !. Thereby sly.
ing the members and employer A
triple holiday The other Wall street
exchanges Will take similar action. or
already havs done 40
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ON NEW SHOES AT THESE sroass.

ON NEW SHOES AT THESE sroaks
HEw YORK CITY.
$:$$ e: e: :: :;: s;:::: !ss Ill 1ES::: E:;:
S.i:S'T s@SSs @ s!SS:: sS;:: u. Ss-stsIs SIsA -
Fee: :sI$:$ :;: $$: :;ii:: A. EelS 5e &
b ES..::SSsSss.i jiSs SiSS sS" TsisS Y: - ''
T. 5lSs.ts%. low Ssc w iassS 81.
/ Ssp'!s Ssssp' So alsiai.:Ss Inn % fs.A'''n' (. NJ
:,.!Si. @ as:;ss @ + s:. f;::; ;;:s. e r.,
'T551 sSfs,;t sSSs sso'is isOs' 9 f,a:a SlSi Ave- 4:.
p.a ssllsi s.aipis 5fst ssS: ss;0ss ssoS 1'i4 Auu.
sSsls,s. OSi. isss &. H'sSd aSS amsterdam Ave- Ss-
hoTs GsVIdss,l, q cesrA...!o. ST.
Rss:: H.: r.: s.sI::. sa liis,Ss.S' is Ia st,S %
h.'iKslih 'iKlsih.' 'iiS iSOs y fhiIs aEs'a as.. -.
r.: T.: sSS.is: sSss sSss i.s sO. L'SS5 S5 lsoA st.
i f sa si2 sss. oa ISssSs sSS, AZ: Az Gsf sSsai o
4: sliS:t q, ssp. Inc, sSs r. Jss.s st.. BrSOI.
D.; soS ~ G. sS s,oI Sis aa - SSPIS'1Id SIS TTS%s
S:Si$:$ si$:$ S:: sS:: &: III iiisss,S'
S. 4. shos Co. Inc. llao ntoAdvs,.
on NEW SHOES At THESE sToRk.s
BROOKLYN.
w.h o,e shos s.ois, -. 80 tylIoh 81
H. HE IiSstasss. SSS" ss-Ss sst' Flu ii Ave-
E X; s.SY }:S i Il. \: IS:S.1 Sd'' 1
'-SS sss. ~ S,s 4 SssSS ssS # Go,.u,,.
fSi:d 5, Gs:l.sA. 1 ssl S.ts:sssSessS - Ave. ''
tisSs TsSys slos stass. sil2y So~tTsnd Ave.
S:s S!:nStT T' :s. Ses. s'Hi s s:O s: sl;h Sl. Az S
HnarAntst b0oS steis. ~ Columbia 81,
a;ssSsS9 s3sS IA f CIV ss. Sl;s% e., 81 bsss bRS.ss
frsdnlsns fsnous FOOtwesI. 50e KnirksrbO Esr
a;s .sSss:.tS.S S:%o sosS sS'Irf E,: A'SS r.. A Ava
'rsTIJ1lL sios iSttS tx eUEEys
H;ahs. ,ShYs Store. gsiT Jsm.ic, Ave. Reamoud
HfSj cSads., ais lsth ST, COlsss Point. l.. I.
kiebAst BfsnhsIs. 2ib 18Th ST, COLLEGE PolSi.
Ct,S. ,spitrsr. oiT stsluw~ Ave. Long Isaud city.
OS NEw SHOES AT THESE 81 ms.
SAW YORK
y. Del Rs. Ciy ls.aaL, 49,. loLk.
sAss saos sure. rs Main ST.. Sss oosasl..
Ieii ill4ul, .ss wss, g 81. M y4een, y, !,
A,h.nsi yu,.L seoy Repairing. L. fsihSsis, lj9
go. sfs sLCs stors, 3 Main H.. Yoaksr.. ny
,'SSE s.S' SSs. iOS ,i,ia IsG, &c. @Sis PAM: ffsns.
NhitsS White Plains. y. Y.
ON NEM sHOEs AT THBsE sTORES
NEW JERSEY.
Wait over Shoe sure. Iyi AAIAst st., ra,Sf.oA.
y, =.
"a. Messid's Department stor,, ~ EllEabuh Ave.
NJ Hjsh. 20 Pacific 81, Newark
FRED scsls,s,nser 800 bsns ~ ~ SsS.rs.
Ias lpTisi. III Be, eHli Ave. Newark
sIOuteuhuTRl n 20. Newark.
Jo.sph MAJ 70, 6D3 Orange st.. cor lJth
NeAaTa,
l. ESsls n Sons, oSs Broad ST.. Newark
naAns \ 90 JOJ broad St. keuAIa
Gros-nitn A. az Ssn,!sl A,s: ysnsy nu
usgsnt shoe Co. asa JIckon AIs. and A20 Cen
Hsl Ave, Jerssy Clty,
FrssmIn. 355 MentsomsJ st.. JsrasI City
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COIlUSlON. SAYS COURT.
AFFINITY SCENE STLGED

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coo q uIu uaI .lufru fhe frfsfsss ft
latu A g. UampbsH. e fufnsf CIf,
NafI.ffafr Ut.f si ~ gtfa Naisntins
htfraf fHf nfunk nr told MoftH
.frls.fftf IsHf rlfht De- 80 not Ntrh 10
fH'k aI.Hf HUf divorce action ana you'd
pfsisr that noihinE bs prnted ab0st a.
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one % the Interesting letters q The
week comes from the Sunset Bsneyo-
lent Association.
This organization has been watch
log tho work ~ the milk campaign
ana wants 90 show lis appreciation.
n Il hoped that others will fsll in
line for the common good Of sufisr
ing children.
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Ars,ed Merchant shIps 90 tsFFy
More shsits.

WASH tNDTON. AVS 4a As q result
= the offlriai report 1n ihs subma rins
destruction ~ the American tAnk
steamer Campara. ani'h SAID the gun
crews supply ~ shells ran out In tho
midst % the nEht tho amount % am
munition supplied f1 armed merchant
ships Will be- doubled The Campana
had 40 shells
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RE-soLED GULL on HALF soLEsl AT THGsE
REPAIR SHOPS BRONX.
W.ila shce hopaInng Co.. I4I Nillh Ave.
b, squAa-o, lvUV NestehestsT Aa. -
ite anp-cn Electric shos Repairing Co.. ios'
ne aoiSs snOe Repairing Co. oSe HON. 81.
Msnha'tAh shos Hspanns Co. lOtS "estehes'sf
RE-soLED tFuLL OR HALF soLEsl Ar TREss
kkrAiH suuPS DhoOKLYN.
sS. .sSSs so' ssSs sS-las 1.s, SS g t'f;
,lsiicgslta7 Shoe Rsy.lIinY Co, l2si rSisOn, &:
rSs 'N fs.t.I 'Ae EleStSc sAO. Reslnns Co.. io'i
hdSG ;s aIo' lE.S GSs., SAGH ala 1 A,'nS: : Ave
Klng,. Highway Hand and Electric Shoe RsOarsr.
UniisG sstSn Shoe RssairnG Co.. 1879 Fl,t
Mile Electric Shoe Rsparns Store COT MJt!'
TGs il%e!r- SSo" RSefGas Co.. Ss SSS F.psA sn A
iRs Datsd Dsd' sbSS ss'f kepsfns Dt o. s5 FsItoa
The tlA'bush Shoe hepAinnS shop. sAz FiAtbu's
D. COL BESsl S.l 50 & smith ,, 81, n. ,,,, v,..
J.. Isaorr. 1883 Elstbu,h Ave,
Charles AmodeD l3J No-tiand Ave.
J' ssSsrd ssSs hS,' Ys iISS.S ISS SSa9"s"'a %'. A"
IRs hsJ s"5 sd ssos R9s Co loss a g'SoSS sS A
Bay ridge Goodyear Shoe Repairing 7aOe rAiu
Atlanuc Electric Shoe Repairing Co.. 6lo7 ss'-
AodTt T;.,iSS ESsG a IsSs. SStSst sSS e.. S'~ 81
Sew iH iiseiac = Sh9e g Rsp@iaSs o.. ss FlIbu,s
Ave-. opposite Casino, $40 v.,,.
sSes tssH GsSss GS NiSt%s a.s "a @ @ 81 srp
,tssnt A,s; p.0.,... s.o r,,,h Az.
The ri.a Electric @ She's hspsiSns $40 acshlins y.
The 2Oth LeutuD Shoe Repairing Co.. 2sl hib
unigne shoe Re sGlug Go, ISt2 BEosdwsy
lhe cOult shoe Rspaiflns Co.. i2f ooUr g..
} Schnsisi, is So FULTON g.,
T." T. ASSsh i'Sos4OHis Is, Fs Ss'su.S "s.G R1s. l"
Sss kSII,S ssqS assi.ns ahSG itsS ISL F1;OA s.
S' P!,@.iI%is !%:Hi1S sSS SS:ii$: s:ifS%: &;
StSd,sai shoe Eep,Itn1 o., osii Fifth Ave
s a.. TnsP s9oi S49s F,SSg sSs HEtls E,s A
Nae. e1" hSSs lS%S oysgSDsF :8gS FlSn SH 's s. ''~a"
4 SThgs: T1,s: 81. ls ESsl5;Nd Sa,.Sg Az Si No.,n0d
NgslYd Ave She R-pAirnS Shop, fSs SOs
S f3s rs; FS, 800 4sce HiGaI' @ A ss' s:.T GsS1 iir
h.nouig Electric Shoe Repairing %. b3s Han
7 y, T,,,s cir,Ss ss., Ri r., Co. 'Oi Fifth Ave,
Mdwood shoe Rena'dnS shop, l4iI Avenue J.
RE-sOLED tFULL or HALE sOLEsl AT THESE
REPAIR SHOPS. QUEENS
The tla!DuaI sIoe kepAlIing snOp. vl9 BOuls
LeSuol.do snos Rspaiy Co.. 27C6 Jamaica AIs.
Rich hSh%9ad % hill, l. J. r.,,.. ., ,
Jase iaeeo. SOs Jamaica Ave, Richmond I'M.
MesaTa Shoe Repai1nE Shop, n y. wnshlas,Oo
Angel irdIsHi fIops American sho. Rspauans
Y, rirghio $50 Fulton ST.. JGinsica l.. l.
Jams,,A shps ,Repa4rins Co, Az Futon st.
Donate Cassano s. Washington ST.. Jamaica
rns o'HIs ss5ssS ssSS b bFrP'inf Shop 1882 I'H.o.
The Rchmond Heel and ihls Repairing Co 8l1
iaIs ST., corner MJrt.s Ave, Riohmoll Bih
Nigo Ia Msrea, 1899 Jamaica Ave. wOOdh.,.n
Goodyear Welt Shoe Repair shop. iiOd Jam.io.
,ATn WoodHaIsn, 1. T.
I1S @ Manor ohos REPAIRING o., 1898 Jamaica AH',
EoWnlo. 1910 Jamaica Ave wocdhI1sa. l.
The evening world., 1917-08-23
Il All Societies Responded in
Like Manner the Work
Mould l3e Done

Lte,B psHHs riI b. sssd 70, ihs
phfchaas - mIt
No family ufu b. paHpourcd
fhs mnk vii b. deiipersd dssci ~
ne Hiiik siaH 20 thc homr
The evening world., 1917-08-23

Rnex Solos, placed the market last year, have been
q remarkable success
Rnex Soes not rubber but waterproof They arc
tougher and more flexible than leather but more
You will find Rnex Soles the comfortable longest
wearing, most economical and satisfactory shoe-soes yoa
have worm
The evening world., 1917-08-23

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
COMO Sc ORGANIZARA Ell ES-
TADO POLACO

Los pOiacOS esperaban sicmpre ei
Estado, el rey, el ejercito, que hace
seis meseS les anunciaron los lmpe-
rios del Centre.
La organization etatica de Polo
MIA Sc limita q I'm Consejo de Estado
provisional de % individuos, cuya au-
toridad mas nominal Que real, Sc eX-
ticnde solamente por la Polonia rusa.
En- cuanto al ejcrcito poiaco, los aus
tro-alemancs no han logrado ievantar-
10 todavia.
La question del rey de Polonia, cs
tambien I'm motive de querella persis-
tente entire Viena y Berlin. GQuien
reinara, un aleman o I'm austr!aco:
De nuevo Sc pronuncia la palabra
~"regente" a faita de algO mcjor. y el
~archiduque Carlos Esteban, parece
que tiene posibilidades seriaS para ser
designado por los mismos poloneses
q ocupar este Lpuesto. Ell principe Ra-
QZlWlIl ACADIA, en- efecto, de h2cerle
una vista en- ell castillo donde desde
hace dos amos vive el archiduque aus
triaco como magnate polones, hablan-
de polaco y habiendo casado a sus
dos hijas con principles p]oloneses.
Ademas, la "Victoire" de Paris
anuncia que IN grupo polones de Var
sovia, Sc ha declarado por la monar-
quia, constitutional Y ~dispensaria
buena acogida al a%rchiduque Carlos
Esteban. Por otra parte, los democra-
tas los republicanos, los socialistas de
PoIonia que no q~uieren OR hablar de
un rey, debian enviar al Congreso de
Estokolmo, algunos de sus represent
taatss para dar z conccer sus prete-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
HA 0RDENADO QUE Sc
LLEVEN A EFECTO
Las QUE TENIA
PROMETIDAS
ENVIO I'm DECRET0
AL REICHSTAG
ServicIo Especial para Ia PRENSA".

ScrllcIO ESpcciai para LA fhE->Sa d.
BERLIN. Julio l3.-El Empera-
dor Guillermo ha dirigido al presiden
tc del Ministerio de Estado. ell Siguien
te decreto:
De acuerdo con Ell informe que el
MiniSterio de Estado me ha dado, en-
obediencia q mi decreto de fecha 7
de Abril del aho en- curse. he deci-
dido por ell ~presente, ordenar IN su-
plemento q dicho decreto, por Ell
cual la selection del proyecto relati-
vo a Ia alteration de las leyes cleo
t~oraleS para la Camara de DiputadoS,
cue Sc va a Someter a Ia considera-
cion de la Dieta de la M~onarquia, pa
IA Su decision, Sc haga bajo Ia base
de una iglal franquicia.
Eel proyecto sera Sometido en- cual-
Quier case. 10 mas pronto possible pa
"a SUI resolution, a fin de que las
pr6ximas ~elecciones Sc efectuen de a.
cuerdo con la nueva franquicia. Pr
do q listed que haga ~arreglos necesa-
rios para conseguir este prop6sito.
Firmado. CUILLERMO.
Refrenado, Bethmann-HOLLWEG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

Los cspiritus bajos Sc ocupan en-
rld!culizar. en- murmurar V en- criti-
car. y siempre eStan prontos d bur-
!arSe de TODD. excepto de la impru-
dente d~esvergjienza . del vicio infor-
EuGado.