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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
Lancfat Muskogcc.

Special TO The World
MUSKOGEB Sept 2s.-Secretary
Franklin X. Lane OF the interior today
told four thousand Muskogeeans that
in the last three days he had COM
pletely revised his opinion of Okla
homA He had/been told that this
state was a hotbed of anti-Ameri-
.oanism. the home of the Stacker He
didn't believe all OF this, but he re-
membercd 1t. Since he had been on a
flying tour Of the state, he declared
he has become convinced that ther Is
not a more patriotic section in the
whole country.
Secretary Lane was given a military
escort from the Katy depot to his
hotel here this morning. The First
Iowa infantry was passing thru on
it's way to the Mexican border. The
soldiers, with n band of forty ipeces,
marched with the cabinet member
thru lanes Of cheering people to his
hotel and later to the theater where
he spoke.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
PAGE MADE DEFENDANT.
IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES
$11,000 Sought by Grocer Who
Took Swim at Sand
Springs.

Charles Page. owner of the Page
publications, was made "A defendant
In 81 500 damage suit for personal
injuries instituted In the superior
court yesterday by John Eshman, 56,
grocery merchant on the east side.
The basis OF the action is n swim
Eshman took In the swimming and
t0thing pool at the resort the first day
OF last July. when he steped upon n
sunken snag from which splinters
protruded.
Eshman declares .that his foot was
torn TO the bone. which became af-
fected with necrosis and has resulted
In his becoming totally and perman-
emily disabled.
He declares the Sand Springs pool
Is not IA safe place In which TO bath
and swim, that dangerous snags and
stumps OF trees are concealed beneath
the waters from which sharp and
dangerous splinters protrude."
Nevertheless he says, Page 'ad-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
DR.. ANDREAS BARD TO
OPEN Y. FORUM TODAY
Noted Kansas City Divine Will
Talk on American Ideals"
at a O'clock.

Or. Andreas Bard will open the
Forum session at the Y. NJ. c. A. this
afternoon at I O'Clock.
The association considers itself par
ticularly fortunate in being able to
open the session NO auspiciously. as
Doctor Bard's charm. ability and
fame need no introduction to Tulsa
audiences.
The music. a special feature this
afternoon, will be under the direction
of J. Allen Yenger.
Doctor Bard's subject will. be
American Ideals"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
TIdwcll Held for Trial.

Special TO The World
M'ALESTER, Sept. 2s.-Bill It'd
WELL alleged bank robber. was held
for trial under $4,000 bond In two
cases today. Justice Tradwell bound
him over for the daylight robbery Of
the Crowder State bank on August IA.
1916, in which he and a negro OBJ
tanned tl.10O. II is charged, and for
shooting George Mckee, deputy
sheriff. when arrest was attempted.
AT Quinton some time before. T.. r.
Bradley state bank examiner. was one
OF those who identified Tidwell He
worked at the Crowder bank at the
time OF the holdup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

vertised and held the place out to the
public as an attractive, safe placei
for bathing and swimming. Ind relying
upon these representations he paid his
25 cents, entered the pool and was
injured so that he has paid out since
that time $1,000 in physicians and
hospital fees, and he asks judgment
for this and $4,000 additional.
Eshman has not been able To walk
since the accident. Recently he went
TO st. Mary's hospital at Kansas City.
Mo, where he underwent an operation
during which several bones were re-
moved. He Is still there and his gro
Gerry business Is being conducted by
clerks and relatives.
The suit In his behalf was flied by
Attorney John j. ". Sykes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
Might Re Needed.

a sen.,einah , ma, wno w~s visiting MS
will insisted that a final request be
attached to the document. The re-
quest was that his Ford car be buried
with him after ne died. His lawyer
tried to make him see how absurd this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
This Is Fashion
ShOzv Week.
Good Time to
Dress Up

was, but failed, so he asked the gem
tleman's wife to use her influence
m. she did the best she could,
but also had 10 admit failure. well.
she said finally, tell me why
you want your Ford car buried with
you?" Because l have never gotten
into n hole yet but what my Ford
could pull me out" was the reply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
a&'|4;|.s:s: a!!,'|;.:

government by buying literally Of
the Liberty bonds.
He spent the night on his private
car and will leave today for Paw
husra, where he will speak tonight.
From there he goes to Wichita, Kan,
and thence back to the national
Capitsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
Mahr Assigned 10 Tqhrty-sixth.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Dr j.
c. Mahr. recently appointed captain
in the medical corps has been assigned
to the Thirty sixth division. at Camp
Bowie. at the request Of Captain Hugh
Scott OF Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

Of in your daughter isn't it, after all,
matter of heredity?
girls Mother-No, sir, I'd have you
know that there was never any hered-
lty in our family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

Never Had No Such Trouble.
Parson-This eccentricity you speak
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia April S-BUITER-The rnarkst
ruled firm and cent higher under light receipts
and . god demand We quote; Western solid
packed cpalnsry. fancy specialA q; eHtrA, E5a46:
sxtra nrstA gaA; hrsta Ea4qS; seconds Safl;
nearby fancy "a; average cxtrAa tal6; nrstA 12aAAi
sscondA 4osn: spsdh brands Of prints jobbtns at
5la5I
HGGS-Demand was good and values vers
steadily held The quotations wers a. follows
In trse casss. nearby nrsA af5 standard cAss,
rent recetptA 90oa9.75 case; Western, sxtrA hrstA
ais cse; Arsts eco; fancy selected fresh esgs Job
bng at ssaT dozen
LIVE POULTRY-FoEis as 70 quality, 2sa34; en-
eepdonal lots higher. Stacy roosters, lSaa; old
roostsrs l6a1f. Spring chickens. softmeated, 2Iaa
Ducks. as to size and quality. 2Ia24 Pigeons, old
pair 2a3o; young. pair, 3a3
DRESSED killed, dry4packed
fowlA Il to box. dry-pdcked-FSney selected, B;
weighing ~ rba and over spdsoe, 2sA: 81 lbs,
M; lbs, 0aA. FowiA in bblA, fancy. dry
picked. weighing "a lbs and apiece. 25s
Roasting chickens, Western dry-picked, in boxes
weighing salo lbs. pair. GAas; Western, in boIes 7
lhsI pair, Za24. Western. dry-picked in bhlA, to
10 lhA. 3; Western, in b6ls, lbs pair. 2a22
Broiling chickens Western. in boIes Weighing sal
lbs pair, zaB Chickens weighing 6e6 lts pair,
da24; mixed sizes lsaD. BroIlers, Jersey, fancy
SAS5; other nearby. weighing r&a2 Ihs apiece Oa
u; fancy nearby, S2a33 fancy Western, &as3; fair
70 good. 0a;1; old tnm2 2h90; commm, aaN
squads. Per DOZEN, wlite. weighing II to 12
pounds per dorm. 4.5oa4I5 white. weighing to 10
pounds per dozen. 375aA25; white weighing pounds
pG doaen Aooa35; do. do. pounds per dozen.
G5oa275i do. do. TO 81 pounds pr dozen. 2ooa
2E; dArk. L75a22; small and No. 5oal.oo
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, April 3-The Chicago Beard Of Trade
closed today because Of the city election 1t
also will he closed Good Friday.
Sentiment in wheat was bulliSh on the curb
today, although rain or SLOW 10 promised for many
sections Of the wheat bolt wheGe most needed.
Thare Is still q good G1ed opan intaress IN the
May future and those who are short that month
viii be obliSed to 90 into tbs pit in order To
up their poGtsons
The amount Of contract wheat at Chicago h down
70 LEOm bushels and little or none Of II will
be available for delivery May contractA With
a Larger supply Of cars there L. a possibility OF
shorts bringing in considerable wheat in time to
deliver May contracts but nrllcrs arc ahsortdng
eTery pound Of this grain they can lay their hands
on and there will be quite a fight for any moderate
E1ed amount between millera. specnators and ex-
porters.
UnfaToahe reports on tho growing crop were 70
cdred In large numbers again today. Joseph Wild
who 3 with z. W. Wagner & o.. after having
mads q careful Investigation Of the w1ntsr wheat
plant In Nebraska says there Is record Of such
. situation as that at the momant: that farmers
have recovered from the shock Of the expected
failure; that the Losses in lae were spring wheat
affair.
BE adds that q large increass In corn and oats
acreage WI b made because wheat IL being ~
placed with these grains.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
BUCK HOWARD NAMED
CORNELL SHORTSTOP

Ithaca, N. Y, April a-Dr. Al sharpe,
CornelPs baseball mentor, IN announcing
the regular lineup Of the 1thacans Tor
the Southern trip which starts tomor-
row. has picked BUCK Howard. the SEN
sational young Infielder from the Ma
tional Capital, to hold down the short
stop position.
Howard's great an-around playing OF
last season on the freshmen team was
a feature Of CornelPs baseball season.
and the announcement Of his selection as
the first string shorthelder comes as no
surprise to those who have seen him In
action
As pitchers Sharpe will have Perkins,
lander and Olsen; catchers, Hoffman
and Burpee; first basemen, Flock, Eckley
and wolford: second base. Sauters, Cross
>and Neate: shortstops. Whitney and
Howard; third base, Quinlan. Mellen and
Bonagura, and outhelders. O'Connell.
Budd. Valentine. Cross. Huckins. Smith
and Dunlap.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
YOUNG THOMAS GIVEN
DRUBBING BY CHANEY

Baltimore, Nd. April 2-Youpg Thomas
of Washington, heralded as one OF the
best boys for his weight In the South,
was given the trouncing Of his sweet
young life by Joe Clancy before the
American Athletic Association last night
At the close Of the third round Thomas
suddenly developed a broken hand" II
ThomaS hand is broken it was that way
before he started the bout. for he has
yet to hit CLANCY one real blow.
In the main bout between Steve F1ess-
ner and Johnny Coulon Flessnes clearly
won q well-earned decision over the ban
tam-weight. Flessener by his exhibition
last night demonstrated that he II fast
coming to the front as one of the best
little men In the country.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DisTRIcT
ot Columbia. Apr1 4 Mi.-SeSled rropo-Ah v1n
Be received At the ofdcs of the Se1vtary Of ths
Board Of Commissioner. Room 90. D1stsct Bu0d-
Ing until o'Glo& p n. APRIL n nlf. for en-
struc1nG . rdiAl-K4ch GA0 And tumiAhinG and
installing watsrtube bu1sn and hrssohinS bollrr-
feed pumps and feed-Nltz heater st The D. o.
Workhouse and RefornAtoEy. Al ooooquan, Va
Blank formS Of proposal, plans and speonatanuA.
and all neorAry informAtaoo may Be obeAinsd from
the Chisf Clsrk. Encnsg Dsparnsnt, Room g.
District Building Washington. D. Q. depoat
Of Eve dOllG1 win be required from hdden % In
SURE the return Of plans and spsahcSt3onA OIL
YER P. NEWMAN. LOUIS BRowbdow. a. ".
KUTz Comm1s1nosn d. C
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, April &-EGGS-Makket steady,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts, per doz
30; Eastsrn Shore Maryland and Virginia hrsts 30;
Western (Ohio) hrsts, 80; West Virginia frsta .;
Southern North CsrolnG frsts, 3. Duck eggs.
choice nearby, IS.
BUTTER-Separator, extras 42aI3: frstA 4oal;
prints, ND. GAS; hrsts 4Oa4l: do. Ds. extra
Gas; nrsts, 4al; do. &b.. extra. <2a3: frsts
4oafl blocks ms. extra E2a43 hrsts, 4oaEl; dairy
printa Maryland PennsylTania.. Virginia. extras
aa3o; nrsts Ea2S; storepacked, frsts. q Rols,
Maryland and PennSylTaniA 8a2S; do. West Vir-
tnia 2SA29.
LIVE POULTRY-Prces per pound unless other
wise stated. Chickens average rIn smooth young
24az5 large. young by express 2ia2S; winter, lbs
and under, 8aS0; rough and Stacy, Aa22; old hens
d; old ROSTERS and stays, arl2alS. DUCKS, young
muscoTy and mnngrei @a2l; young white pektngX
Na21; Indian runners. young 1sa0; puddle. choice
fat. AA2 small, poor HAS: pigeons. old pair. IS
young pair. & Guinea fowl. each, young, IN lbA
AID up S5a45; smaller, 80: old 30.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTrS-Potstoes
-white-western MaplAnd and PennsylvaniA per
bnshel, a5oaasO; New York State. 25oa2so Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia No. l. 2.tcs25o; do.
frosted, l.oOal-3; nearby. 23a25o: No "a and
cuIls. L5Oal7a SWeetA Eastern Shore Virginia yel-
and Delaware barrel LOoa5oo do, York River. bar
rcl A5oaA.T5; do North Carolina, barrel GOOa4 50;
do. hsmpTs basket, lH5al 20; do. seed sweets bar
rel. 25Oa30o. Yams, large. bright. smooth. barrel
vania. packed, barrel Z5oa25o DO. New YORK State
No l. barrel 4.oosN0; do. No 4 barrel Sooa3 So
AsparaguS Southern. dozen. &ooaA0. Beans
Florida, green, basket, Looa6oo; do. waI. 4oOa
soo Beets. Florida, crate. 2us3Oo Cabbage.
Florida, crate aooa6oo; do. basket l.5Oa2 rs Celery
Florida crate aooa4e3 Cua1mbers, Florida has
ket 4Ooa7.oo. EgEplants. Florida. Gate. 30oa5oo
Grapefruit. Florida, box. to hze 225s2oo. Horse
radish. native. box. 2ooA3oo. KAle. Norfolk. bar
rel l25Al6o Lettuce, Florida. basket LSoa3 So
Onions. New York and Western, yellow. 100 pound
sack. aoa80. Oranges. Florida. box. as to size,
25A4oo oysterplants. native bunch. 5As. Peas.
Florida basket Looaao Peppers Florida crate
4Oh5Vo Radishes, Norfolk buttons basket, 2ooa
$50 Spinach. Norfolk. barrel 4OOa5OO; do. native,
bSlshel box. 20oa2o. Squash Florida. crate SooA
q; do, open crate. quart. lOa9o Tomatoes, Flor
ida carrier. fancy. npe. Aooa6oo; do. choice, SOOa
500
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
JACK BENTLEY GOING
GOOD WITH ORIOLES

Wilmington, N. c., April 2-wfth only
three more days In camp the Orioles
have rounded into form for the opening
Of the season
Jack" Bentley, who Is looked upon as
one Of the veterans Of the hurting stan.
Is going along better than any OF the
other moundsmen and Manager Dunn Is
confidently expecting the Washington
boy to lead the league at the end Of the
season
Only one practice game will be in
dulged In tomorrow on account Of the
game between the Boston Nationals and
the New York Americans in the after
noon.
Manager Dunn and his squad wifi leave
for Baltimore Thursday might following
their game with the Boston Yannigaps.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
BIG BASEBALL SUIT
| IS POSTPONED

Philadelphia, April a-By mutual agree
ment of counsel. the trial of the 500, 900
antitrust suit Of the Baltimore Federal
League Club against organized baseball
which was to have been started next
week in the United States Circuit Court
here, was postponed until June IL
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
Hears From Han Myers.

Rochester. N. 7. April a-President
Chaplin has heard from an old-time Hus-
tier, Hap Myers, who jumped to the
Brooklyn club Of the Federal League.
After the Feds busted up Myers at
tempted to play with some team in the
Coast League and the local management
entered a protest, as Myers Is still the
property OF the Roche ster exhibition club.
Now the long-legged i!rst baseman wants
TO essay a come bach" and he has been
sent a contract
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
FULTON AND MORRIS
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

New York. April 3.-"Pugilistic royalty
will be at the ring side here tomorrow
night when Fred Fulton. the ponderous
plasterer. tries to derail Carl Morris, the
Oklahoma freight train"
Jess Willard was due to arrive today
from Chicago. to witness the efforts OF
his foremost rivals. His coming Is taken
to mean that he has decided at last to de-
fend his heavyweight crown against the
most likely contender. and his presence at
the ring-side will be an incentive to both
Of the big boxers. .
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
Cushman Named Pilot

Princeton. N. J.. April S.-HoIbrook B.
Cushman, Of New York City, was elected
to the captaincy of the Princeton Uni
versity. hockey team. Cushman prepared
at St Pauls School. Of Concord, N. H
He has played on the team for the past
two years.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
THos. ). OWEN a SON, A6ctIooeer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. NO. q FOURTH STREET
SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of . c1tain deed of eu-1 duly rscurdsd
IN Lbu No SS folio sd q 90. q tAs land
records Of the District q Columbia. and 81 ths
guest Of the party secured thereby, tbe undsuAgnsd
surviving trustee will sell, At pobde Gncto1 fn
front Of the preuiseA % TUESDAY, THE NTH
DAY OF APRIL. A d. 1917. a Q o'olocf D. N,
TIE following daszfbed land, and premises. atants
IN the City q Washington, Distric of OofumhhA.
and desgnHted a. and being the south . fest
inches front tg the depth there6 d ORIGINAL 10
numbered 2 IN SQUARE numbGpd sD
Terms Of als: Onethird Of the purchass mos4
70 be paid in cash. balance IN two equAl install
meuts. payable in and two yam with tntsr1
At pG centum pa Ennum, payable sesni-snnuAily.
from day H sale, secured by deed of trust urn the
pJpGy sold, al cssh. at tbs Option q the pur-
chaser. dspodt Of SU vin b rsquirsd At tins
Of sale. All convsyAncng. recording. soe., al eDst
Of purchAs1 Tsms Of ssls 70 Be complied with
within hfteen dAu from DAY Of ssle oGheTvise ths
surviving tustss reserves the nght % ressn the
propertJ at the na and cost Of dsfaultnE p1r-
hsser Gtsr eve dAy5 Advertisement 0 s1ch r-sAle
In s0ns nsWspapsr published IN WAslinEtnn d. q
SAMUEL r. WALKER.
Gpl.5brs.p Surviving Tustss-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
Would You Put a Pair Of Shoes
nm q ittle Girl, Eeetl

-Or give an old coat TO Q good
little boy1 Or some darned
stockings to bothf OF oourBe
you would! Who wouldn'tf
There are three little tots
from 4 to years old who need
Just such things, and they are
deserving. Write to Herald
: Office. Boz 11A
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
BICYCLES AMI MOTORCYCLES,

CLEANUP SALE OF OVER 100 BICYCLES AND
motorcyclsA MAKE YOUR OWN PRICE Bi-
cycle, motorcycles and automobile sccessories and
supplies We are also e1pert repaires Of bieydes
go and up, Motorcycle Tires, s.8 up; tnDer
ss Ta6s. 0sSSff aS StSGRh S9Rh SR6sf 6f 6@op 1s III r.
cycle, Motorcycle and Automobile Garage. NJ r
Capitol St Phone Lnc MI
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
LOST

LOsNTwo . BILLS ON STREET OR IN
Columbia Theater. Finder kindly call N. 1852
L6sT-IPRTL 5 AT THE CATHEDRAL, TEN
nallytown road TIA HOuse, Rock Greek Park, or
the Curiosity Shop Alexandria, Va. pendant and
pin, pin pearl, surrounded by diamonds with pen
dAnt pearl. pear shaped. Liberal reward returned
to the SHOREHAM HOTEL OFFICE.
G0STCHANDBAG WITH PURSE, CHANCE.
car tickets, key. and other articles at Raleigh
Hotel II 3rd st. ne.
LOsTCABOUT Il P. n, APRIL z, BETWEEN
Willard Hotel and Union Station. leather suit
caSe bag. containing two suits Of clothing. Reward.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
4 MODERN CAFETERIA has OPENED FOR
business at lss G st. nv. Bru1ES to 9; an
ner, II 80 10 l=o; supper to 7.
NOTICE
wm not Be In any way respouEhe for any
deots or t-lnaottons made By my wife, Mn II. d.
CLAYTON HERMES D. CLAYTON.
FoCND-A MACHINE WHITEwIsHER AND
general hOuse rrpSirer: gnGrsntesd wusf and lcest
pricsA z n COLBERT aS Iah st ne Tine ~
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia April s. len In re Barney RAhno-
WITT No. sS5S Equity.-This Is TO give notice that
have this day fled . petition in the surrsms
CouTt of the District Of Columbia; that the p-titiOn
states IN substance that ] an a resident q the
District of Columbia that Petitioner aEeu that
therc no sliu pending OF judgments outstanding
against him and that be b not endeSNoring b this
petition TO avoid the payment Of any debk or DE-
mand against him and Esks the cour 70 pas
order changing pettoreTB name from Barney
RRhinoWitz to Barney RobnA BARNEY RABINO-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
WANTED-ROoMS.

IF YOU HAVE FUR OR TNFUR ROOMS or
APARTMENTS 10 rent for permanent tenants ran and
list with me. NIB, NoLTE sA llth Il. nv. n. suf.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DFsTRrCr
Of Columbia, hoBtins q BGnuuptcg Court In The
matter Of HusemAn Ford, Incorpurltsd Bank
rupG In Bankruptcy, No. lGl--To the creditors
n the above named bankupt corporation and al
other peEso1I In interest: Soe3cs II hereby given
that The Trustee In Bankruptcy N this rrocsedtnE
has hled bis final repuTt and account, and that
CndS order Of Court pAssed hsrrtn the sane has
bee- referred 70 the undersigned ~ . Special AEstsT
20 audit sid 4ccount and 70 cookdr an petitions
for fees and allowances; that nd final Gneount
may b inspected at the Rsferes's o11cA GI FIfth
street pothWot Washington, D c, Et which
place the final meeting Of the oSdft1n Of md
bankrupt curprstiou wm be held On the ISTH
DAY OF APRIL. TI, Al IosO o'dod q n at
which time the trustees Gnc1unt win Be G1ditsd.
second and nnAl dindend declared (ths oiyidsDd 20
declared 70 be paid b the trustee within tan dayS
from the MITIGATION 0 the report q the Special
MAteTl. At which time the following pstft3on Cor
fees and allowances Win be oUnaderedi Hor1cs
L B. Atkisua. fse attorney for bAnkrupc, 500;
Eugene YoIns and Joseqh D. Sullivan, fee, Etto--
nes for perao1inS cedit0CS SIS; BaFrne Young.
trustees conmissiOns SSS; Joseph d. Sullivan.
fee attorney for trustse, s3n NOtics IL further
gTer to the cTeditors that all Claims mus be hled
on before the tine Of aid meeting. their
rights viii Be lost RALPH D. QUINTER Referee
in Bsnk-uptrJ,
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04
PERSONALS

WoRKiN6NEN-YoUR IDEAS ARE 0CRs N
rs,gards . fns selection Of stock- We have al
sizes fun dres and Tuxedo suitz cutAw1y and
Prince AIbeEt coats and Vssts, q 70 IN all slightly
used but cheaper than hiring or huying 'bsrEzlnA"
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Gs d.
notice. Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahams, sI5 G. ep. Pat. offIcs
The Washington herald., 1917-04-04

car tickets, key, and other articles at Raleigh
Hotel. Il Srd st.
LOsT-ABOUT Il P. NJ APRIL z BETWEEN
Willard Hotel and Union Station, leather suit
cass bag. containing two suits Of clothing Reward.
T. v. T. MOTOR CORP, lsOl Conn ave.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, OVER So EDU
catsd sober, steady TO represent large printing
coocgn outside; reference required: eEperienced
man preferred. BOX zoe Herald Office.
PRESSMAN-AfLROUND CYLINDER AND
JOB; union HAYwORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE,
go @ st. NV.
PREssFEEDERs : CYLINDER AND JOB;
union. HAYwORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE
$50 q st NV.
OFFICE BOY. ABOUT Il; BRING PERMIT TO
work. lG Columbian Bldg
C0LORED BOY. WITH WHEEL; GOOD
wages; must have references. HAYWORTH PUB
LIsHING HOUSE eo6 st. NV.
W1NTED-AN INTELLIGENT WHITE MAN TO
drive laundry wagon: cash depostt required. Ap
ply ELITE LAUNDRY CO.. niS Nth st NV
WANTED = EXPERIENCED B0OKKEEPER.
DoUBLEDAYH HILL ELECTRIC CO.. T5 18th
st. NV.
WANTED-BoY 10 WRAP BUNDLES: MUST
be quick. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY, Al9 18th
St Ew.
WAREHOUSE INCONSISTENCIES; STEADY
employment &c per hour; chance for adVancement,
Apply W. H. WHITING, Tmekeeper Adams EI-
press Co. ID and sts.
WANTED-EHBORERs. WORK YEAR ROUND.
Take Brookland or soldIerS Home cars $40 day.
white driver. THos. sOMERVILLE CO.. Terra
Gotta, D. @.
An opportunity for employment hg
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
For machinists and repairnen.
For white and colOred lAborers. Apply
Room al, Union Station. Washington. D. q
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-A C0LORED WOMAN TO WORK N
laundry. Gail at cUce. LEE YUEN, rs st NV.
TANTED-FOTR NEATLY DRESSED EXPE-
rienced door to-dncr solictors; good salary. Ap
ply in person, to p m. HOTEL GEORGE
WASHINGTON. AK for l. Allen.
Two C0MPETENT TYPEISTs. APPLY 10 90
lumbar Bldg
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