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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-28
WANTED


WANTED--At once strictly tenn
perant married man for farm work
Good light farm work. Good eight
room tenement house. Apply Geo. T.
Davis, near Haynes Corners, Tel. 22l
's.f'a 9 29t0
WANTEBLFord roadster, give
model in first letter Address, G,
Eanner ofieeat 81 sTany e7' 25t6'
WANTED Borders at the DO
DropIn. All home cooking. Al
Main street. next door to Harte
Theatre, Mrs, Charles II. Lee. 17t25*
WANTED-False Teeth-We pay
as high as $3.50 per set for old False
Teeth, no matter if broken, also old
Gold. cid silver, old Platinum. Please
mail to Belrers' False Teeth Specially
20 3rd St, Troy. N. Y, and we will
send cash by return mail. Berners'
False Teeth Specially. 10t26@
WANTED--Agents to sell our $3.50
adding machine. Adds, subtracts and
multiplies. Guaranteed b. the maker
in writing for five years. James H.
Carry General Agent and Sales Man
ager for Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, IA Bedford St, Portland, Me.
2ft6
WANTED-Two experienced win
ders, girls preferred. Apply E. z.
Waist Co. 21tf
TraI c, laf-pt,t
broken or any condition. We pay up
to 50 set, according to value. Mail
at once and get our offer. If unsatis-
factory, will return teeth. Domestic
Supply Co, Binghamton, N. Y. 20t20
WANTED-Lady boarders, lis SAT-
ford street, corner OF Scott st. 22t6"
WANTED-Cash paid for inch
round or square edge Elm and Poplar
lumber H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co.,
North Bennington. Vt. ST.
WANTED-Women for general
housework. Apply Vermont Soldiers
home. 19tf
WANTED TEACHERS-At once.
GOOD positions vacant. Hathaway
Teachers Agsy Tel 226-W. Gstf
WANTHD--Fupii Nurses, Asle anc
iemaie. wanted al ths gsu.eoh stse
iospital rrnintns 5eho0l iDr Nursai
rcy particulars. address n srthur 2
,oss Supl Taunton a1rts aoslitt
errfoD wns' tes
WANTED-Old raise Teeth. Don't
matter if broken. / pay S1.OO to $500
per set. Mail to l.. Mazer, 2007 Fifth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. VIII send
cash by return mail. 1899
WANTED--A competent young wo-
man for general homework. Liberal
wages paid. Mrs. Edward L. Bates
212 Silver Street 15tf
WANTED--Timber tracts at once,
have several buyers now in line for
any kind OF timber land that can be
bought right, and more inquiries COM
Ding in daily for timber. as well as SOW
eral every, mail for farms. If you have
a timber tract to sell it is for your in
terest TO give me by return mail. your
hast nriCA ~ f,tlI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-28

WANTED--Two experienced win
ders, girls preferred. Apply e. q.
Waist Co. 21tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-28

WANTED-Old False Teeth bought,
broken or any condition. We pay up
to 50 q set, according to value. Mail
at once and get our offer. If unsatis-
factory, will return teeth. Domestic
Supply Co., Binghamton, N. Y. 20t2O
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-28

WANTED-Lady boarders, l1S SAT-
ford street, corner OF Scott st. 22t6"
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
NEGRO CHURCH RUNS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
White Cross Service Has Already
Found Work for More Than
100 Persons.

More than 100 persons have obtained
employment through the agency OF
the White Cross Free Employment
Bureau. conducted by Rev. DIR. Simon
p. W. Drew. pastor of the Negro
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. on N
street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest.
Scores of names and addresses OF
negroes desiring employment are on
the lists of the bureau, DIR. Drew
said. and every class of worker can be
supplied without cost either to the
employer or the employe.
The bureau is open every weekday
between Q and o'clock, and is located
In the church.
1--WE have lists OF persons seeking
employment as houseworkers, char
women. chambermaids, cooks. nurses,
office girls, telephone operators.
stenographers, laundresses, hotel por-
ters and janitors.
twenty-five girls have registered
as stenographers believing that the
ereat shortage of white stenograph-
ers offers them an unprecedented op-
portunity.
One hundred women and girls are
on the lists as maids nurses, office
girls and charwomen.
"About fifty women want employ
ment as laundresses and about
twenty-five as dressmakers.
".Many students from Howard
University. Dunbar Hish School and
Armstrong Manual Training Schools
DR.. Drew concluded, besides boys and
girls from graded schools of the city
have registered for any kind of work
before and after school hours"
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
Will FORM DEFENSE
Unit AT MIDNIGHT
G. P. o. Forces Plan Addition to
League Rifles.


A feature of the recruiting rally Of
the night force of the Government
Printing Once, called for the purpose
OF organizing a separate unit Of the
Home Defense League Rifles. exists
In the fact that ITS first meeting will
be held at midnight tonight at what
Is known to them officially as their
moon" hour. By virtue of the. fact
that this branch of the service is
obliged to work all night the reason
for holding its initial rally at the
time appointed is obvious.
At the midnight rally tonight a
quartet will sing patriotic airs. and
piano recitals will also enter into the
spirit of the gathering. as the boys
are well provided in that respect Col.
M. A. Winter. commanding the Home
Rifles; Lieut.. Col E. p. Hazleton,
Maj. Oliver w. Phelps. Capt Delos
w. Thayer and other officers of the
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
PURELY PERSONAL.

Luther Divine, of the monotype key
board section of the Government
Printing Office. was absent from duty
last week owing to Illness.
]. r. Mcclure, a leading man OF
the tool shop at the Navy Yard. has
been absent several days on leave.
Offset Pressman H. L. wissig. OF
the surface division of the Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving has resigned
Joseph F. West. Of the sanitary sec
tion at the Printing once, is absent
on leave.
c. Engle of the cartridge case shop
at the Navy Yafd, has been confined
to his home for several days by ILL
ness.
William Collier has returned to his
home after visit to New YORK CITY
of several days.
The marriage of James G. Thomp-
son and Miss Catherine Pottoury'
took place a few evenings ago at the
parsonage of the Anacosia Methodist
Episcopal church, the Rev. Mr.. Biggs
performing the ceremony. Miss fott-
bury was one of the Americans VINO
was travelling in Germany at the
time war broke out.
W. ]. McKenna, of the George A.
Fuller Company, Is on a business
trip to Quantco. Va.
q G. Odenheimer. of the Terminal
Company, has returned from a short
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schroen paid
visit to friends at Gunston the latter
part OF the week.
F. n. Schwertzer has received an
appointment to the committee on
National Defense.
S. NJ. Simpson has returned to
Washington from a visit to New York
City.
Joseph Clark took a Ashing trip TO
Chesapeake Beach yesterday.
Albert l.. Duerr has received an ap-
pointment in the Government Print
ing Office.
Walter K. Cottrell has Joined the
forces Of the Department Of Labor.
recently obtaining his appointment.
Mrs. Lillian Hamilton. of North Da-
kotn, is visiting Mrs. Robert L. Town
send, of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
WOMAN KILLED AS
AUTO Turns turtle
Husband May Die and Baby Badly
Hurt in Accident.

Washington, N. j., Oct e2.-Mrs.
Morris Greenberg. 80 years old. of
Bethlehem, Pa, was instantly killed
when hurled fifty feet out of her hus-
bands overturned motor car here this
morning.
Her husband was fatally injured
and five OF their children. one a
month-old child. who was picked out
of the broken windshield clinging to
an unbroken bottle of milk, were
badly hurt.
The accident occurred when Green
berg lost control of the car. The FAM
lily was on its way to the wedding
of Morris Wahl. of New York City.
brother of Mrs. Greenberg.
The car was completely wrecked.
The injured were taken to Easton
Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

told Of some OF the work that is be-
ing done by the Red Cross. and also
urged upon his audience the necessity
OF leading a clean life, paying a high
The large hall was crowded and the
meeting was presided over by William
tribute to the work being done by the
Gospel Mission.
L. Clarke. treasurer of the mission.
The Baltimore Gospel trio furnished
several gospel hymns during the even
ing. which were highly enjoyed.
Mrs. Rachel .Munroe, vice president
w. ii. E.ughton. assistant treasurer,
OF the mission also delivered brief ad-
dresses concerning the work of the
mission and what it hoped to do in
the future.
The jubilee services are in commen-
oration of the many things that the
mission has accomplished since it was
organized. and the officials are chiefly
concerned over the fact that prohibi-
tion will go into effect on November 1.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
Bulgarian Scouts Idea
OF War with Uncie Sam

The Bulgarian Minister said yes
terday he had no anticipa ton OF
any declaration OF war between
this country and his.
Bulgaria has no submarines. no
fleet, nothing with which to dam
age the United States" he declared.
And from what ] read in the pa
pers. / do not believe that this
country intends TO make a declare
tion of war upon my own"
DR.. Pansrateff said he had
stopped calling at the State Depart
ment as he had nothing whatever
to communicate.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23


and all this time. ma -in-law had saved
II for the psychological moment.
She appeared. against him again
and made no bones about being sure
that Bill would get all that was COM
ing to him and then some.
Her son-in-law had a very lame ex-
cuse about taking the other mans
clothes and keeping them all this
time. He said some one gave them
to him.
Bill swore that It was a put-up
job as his mother-in-law had swore
TO get even with him. But the court
said that the other case merely re-
suited in finding out about this one.
Even now Bill will hardly go to
Jail as the court took notice OF the
attitude Of ma-in-law and only find
Bill $40.
The High Cost Of Religion.
ledge, dis man made some sar-
casm remark about how much All
put In de church collection plate. Dat
amt none Of his business wedder /
puts a dime ir all All has. He cussed
me and he hit me. All tore nah coat
getting awayfen him.
Charlie Waters had to be begged
to accompany his wife and family to
church Sunday night. He was In a
bad humor all the time.
In a seat in front of Charlie sat
Mildred Carter. She was dressed up
very swell and according to what
Charlie said. only put two cents in the
plate when the decan passed 1t.
Hence the remarks. Later on the
outside, Charlie slipped away from
his wife and had come words with
Mildred. Then they had a fight.
Mildred had given him a black
look" he said. He had "black
lcok' alright she said. but she didn't
give 1t to him.
Charlie Is out a s. bill, for going to
church on a Sunday night.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
LETTERS TO COST 8
Cents AFTER N0V.2
Postcards Will Also Be Cent Higher
Under New Law.

Thrce-cent letter postage viii 20
into effect Friday. November 2
On all first class mail matter. the
rate will be one cent per ounce or
fraction. IN addition TO the present
rate. Written postcards will carry two
cents in stamps instead Of one. Print
ed cards VIII 20 at the present rate.
Drop letters" or letters dropped at
the postofhce. will be delivered IN
the same city for the present rate
IL Is estimated that $4,000 VIII
be derived during November and De-
cember in New York alone. from the
Increased postal rates. which were
made law by the passage Of the war
revenue bill.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

regimentai stan OF the rife organi-
ration will be present to explain its
plan of operation.
Head oficials Of the Government
Printing Once have given directions
not to ring the work bell until after
the organization OF the new company
has been completed.
Ample accommodation has been pro-
vided for the installation of a rife
target shooting range In the basement
OF the Government Printing once.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
U. S. SOLDIER DIES in FRANCE.

The commanding general of the Ex-
peditionary Force. yesterday reported
to the War Department. the death
from natural causes of Private Will
liam OConnell. on October 10. O'con-
nelrs widow lives at Marshall
street, Somerville, Mass.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia
Partly cloudy today. Tomorrow fair and colder
light variable winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.
Midnight. 3s: 2 a. m. 81; a. M, Is; q. m
81; a. m. 26; 10 a. m, 4s; u noon, IS;
p. m. S.; 2. m. 50; p. m, S.; p. m, is;
10 D. m, 10. Highest, 60; lowest, "a.
Relative humidity-S a. m. ~; p. m, IS; 3
p. m, 60. Rainfall ts p. m. to p. M. O..
Hours Of sunshine. 100; per cent Of possible
sunshine, 100
Derartures-Accumu!ated deficiency Of temper
ature since January l. 1911. -2i4; deficiency Of
temperature since October ]. 1917. Les; accumu-
lated deficiency Of Precipitation since January !.
1917. -25; excess Of precipitation since October
]. 19l7, +0.O2.
Temperature same date last year-Highest. 81:
lowest 20.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

Mrs. John MCGOWAN has leased her
house at No. 1ioo Sixteenth street, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Calendar Livingston. of
New York. Miss Livingston Is giving
her services as translator of French
and German and Is serving at the
War College.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
CONDITION OF THE WATER,

CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition Of water at a..
m: Great Falls-remperature. s.: condition.
very clear. Dolecarlia rcservoir-Tmperaturs
81: condition nt north connection, clear; en-
dition at south connection, clear. Georgetown
distributing rcserToir-Temperature. S.; con-
dition at nhuent gatehouse, very clear; condi-
dition at effuent gatehouse, very clear.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
LOCAL MENTION.

Mammoth herring, 4 for &c; Is
ozs. Cal. sardines, 15c; our best
flour, S12.5O bbl.; whole wheat flour,
1zc; our best tea, ACC; Wonder cof-
fee, 20c; 20-oz. cans baking powder,
12c; IL lbs. meal, Csc; crystal salt.
SC. pure pepper, 35c; macaroni or
spaghetti, 12hc. 412 Fourth st. S.
F.. and all the ]. T. ID. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
JUBILEE SERVICES
begun BY MISSION
Meeting Inaugurated Sunday to
Continue to October %.

G. H. Fonkin OF the war council of
the American Red Cross, was the prin-
cipal speaker at the Gospel Mission in
connection with the twelfth fall jubilee
OF this institution. which is to COLI
tinue until October e. Mr.. Fonkin
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

Miss Irene v. connor has been ap-
pointed TO the government service,
and took up her new work the last
of the week past.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

Will cure that tired feeling,
pains in back, limbs and head.
Contains NO QUININE, AR
SENIC-
Or Hnbit-Forming ingredient.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23

BORDENS
Matted Milk
IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE
should be used to make up the
deficiency. The mother viii
find her milk enriched and
the supply increased by Us
use. owing to the stimulation
OF the lscteal glands by the
(nonalcoholie) malt, which is
combined with Strengthening
extracts OF wheat and with
rich, creamy milk TO form the
food.
soc size, 4oe; sl.0o size,
7se. Hospital size, cheapest
in the end, S2.7s.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
Expert Truss Filters

New York Elastic
Truss, hard en- eQH
amel; single -. wy
New York Elastic
Truss, soft water pad:
the highest grade
made; single; for right
or left CT 30
rupture ...... ph ~
LADY ATTENDANT.
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Mmf ben 9lbIAluB eittes
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ben aries fir bi. groberunsspIdns
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be Grn6brung bsi ben 2lrbsitsrn
ben 0uni3 mad Grisben oerltdrti;
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Der gtreif Der Giienbabs
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ObsIsi3 ben Streiteru
init pros:fiiruns Degsa
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gsf0rneruug Be. Sanitdtss uHo gliIis
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5iaht BON Samitas gum Sonntag.
nm Ritterndht in 4rnft. 4ae pdfas
aisrsiiss, bic rGbfenb oes 2ages ct.
petersburg psgiafsn ioIIieH, bieienis
d.n ailsgsnommen, Die Ha9 Der Jront
abgira.n, purhsn eingeitellt. Der
Girsif ipurbe irob Der Wdrnuug Des
Riniiters fir qolts unb 5elssraphsHs
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9arossperratbs prpSeiirt psroen
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aeganaen iinb, iii Der Streiibsfebl nnr
gum S5eil befoIgt porben. Sotal5use
fabrsn nod uRb cub Die inIdnsiiSs
Giienbabn lit nod i'm 8etrieb. Gz iino
aber Don Si. petersburs gus .eins
3iige na6 Ufostau uno bariiber htiIs
aus aelegsnen puntten dbesedngsn.
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fsroppl. in Der 4rim, benadriftisi
iporben, bab bic bortise Union oe- Gis
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befs5l su befoleeu, bd er nnpdtriotii4
Iet. ginen Gbnlidsn Stnnnpuntt ns9.
mtn bic Gifenbabnausefentsn in Wlos
hiDoitot elm.
Die Streiter bedbiaIigsr ON
Disnstaa ale QoldIjiiss .iriaufsGrn
unb am Wititpon allen GraGss INT
y,nllusisr Bertshr, ipenn bas 9erlan.
gen naa b54sssi eSbnea ai&t bsriI'
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f4e un6 idfdialsI8pere Stunbe fiir
2tmerita uub fir bic gibiItiatioH lit.
SsBt gu berIiersn, parbe bebeutelL
auf @enerationen binaus su OerIies
rem. Die 0efabr 1T groB unb srtors
bert uniers snergifditen 2tuitreuguHs
gen. Dern mir infolge trgenb etner
S4pd6e berIieren iOIIten, bann mag
9eutf4lano, beFeu Delteroberungs'
Blame isBt entbiilt iirO, pit eiu
Woenet Die @iisnIpGne, Die 8eltberr'
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uub bic unnb6dngigteit Qmerttos ge'
fdbrtet.
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biltaen bon Ser5en bic Grti6eibung
bes grditbenteu unb beg Spngrehes
Der Ser. Stanten. bem gemeinIamen
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Ser. Staoten beripre9en mir oem
Prdfoenteu uub Der Regisrung mie'
re rtngetbeilte lnteritiisung Bis gum
Gnoe."
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Die ruiiii9e proniipriihe
Regierittg
Dir6 benz prdlimtnur parIamsn!
ni9t berantiportIi4 iein.
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CAB 9err 5iereteIi eiHeR Ilebsrbiid
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ginigung in 8esug ouf das -rcsen
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Der @eraHtDortTl9telt Der Re9i<rung
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gereselt porbeu, ba tOas parlaI7ent
Don Der Regierung offBieQ eirtberufen
unb organtiirt tperbe. 0ds parIamsnt
ipiirbe aud 12O @ertreter Der nidt'
beulotratii5en glsmente IN ii9 i9de.
BEN, peI4e bas Re6t ba5en IOGIsn.
Die &ssierung gu intgrptlIren, ano
bieie iei Oerpflid)tet,ln fOrmt-ler Wsiie
5u antpOrten. Die &egierung p:rbe
bem parIdmsnt sipdr nitt peraEt'
iportli9 jsiu, a6er tein Rabiaet i0nne
obns bas 9ertrautn bes parlaHRHts
iDeiter eItitiIen.
9ieis Quma&uns Durbe nit 109
sesen "a StimmsH enbOhirt; a.peiuRo,
5pau5ig WitsIisoer entbisltsn ii5 Der
9tbFtmmrng. Serr 9jerasli tiinDtsts
an, oab anfriebenitsllsEbe 3uii4eran5
gegeben Dorben iei, cine alIIrts RbrIs
freHa fir bic Reotjion DOH @srtrdssn
stn5uberufen.
Cine offBiele gstanutna5uus f:bt
Die QnSabl Der Gleitordls sSifritis flir
be Wabl BON NitglieoIa sur Gru,
MISUNDERSTANDING, in psl4sr
bic 5utiiuftiss Resserungsiorm Be-
ffimmt tDerbet iOG, auf 730 fsit. ct.
petersburg tDirb bur9 90, Ufostau
bur9 19, Der Sauiuius bur5 SO, &isiD
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IL TetgIieber Oertreteu fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

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