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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07
LOCAL UNIONS

AmAIE amsi~d sheet Metal Workers No. -
Mopssy % n1rs s,sa,nss fm M Is. +. C. % issi
A%:i..a.,-a ss... Net, M..., We: Ms..-,: Nc. s. g
shoshoBe st Meets I'd and 9th Monday
nights. u; T. g. Club bldg. :.
ITis California st Meets I'd and 9Th Sat.
s.ls4s Slsay ..s { eon1c.,,os..y % @ Wosi... No. 20.
I!.ri.h,.o. NJ Iormssn. sas u sei 1879
barber. No. :os-John +; conneIiy.. sec.
so Club bldg. Phone Main o9ye, Meets
bartender. No I'D, kzyaBaugh, sec. II
7. e. Club bldg. Meets on call OF pres
BiII Poster, and Bnicrs Union No. 30
Herb Kimbrough, pre-. 2at5 Court pl. /:
Isl aud Sd Mondays p. m. T. N A
hall. iIl5 California st
man, sec, 81 sherman St Meets LIST Mon
,ny dSy siis ME- N; u ,sn g. sSsffrs,s Slps etss,
wsdne.aays' s as0g bible bali. ISL Lswrenee. ICE
Boolbinder. Ne. rs-George $. Warren.
sec. Tto 8. Ogden. Meets I'd Tuesday.
Boot and shoe R.p.ir,r. No. fso-Msuric.
zs.t ,hs , sS1;a * iss srys Sse'
brewers. Drivers. Mais,ers and ceopers No.
-. and Drivers, st.bicmcn and Fircmen
day nights. il. +. &. Club bldg. VIM.
Koch. sec, +32 Charles bldg.
Briekisyer. No. lotto Jorgcnscn. scc. =.
q. Box ITO. Meets Mondays u. I. c.,
1871 Arapahoe.
Blacksmith. No. Iss-Jamcs II. KRckicr,
sec. BIB Williams st Meets every Sd
Friday. s0i Club bldg.
Blacksmith. No. tsI-Michael W. Upton,
sec, 900 Curtis st. Meets LIST and Sd
Fridays. 324 Charles bldg.
Broom Makers No. so-Walter Stevenson.
1896 Il. Twentieth ave.
mai uAh IN
sec. 7. o. BOX ~. Meets 1900 Fifteenth
st. every Monday night
Carpenter No. b5-Robert Currie sec. 1p47
Stout. Meets Monday. Carpcnters hall
lpsT Stout ST.
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INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smell
ter Workers-Ernest Mills sec treas, Oil
Denham bldg, Denver.
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.

Bricklayers and Masons' State Association
M I. Leonard, pres, Colorado Springs;
Carpenter state Council-F. H. Knollman.
pres. 1925 W. Alameda, Denver. A. N.
Despair. Sec'y treas. 1912 Grant ave-.
Colorado Springs.
Colorado State Federation Of Labor-Joh In
McLennan, pres: Ed. Anderson sec'y-
treas Box 1908. RIM. 3Dl German Amer
lean bldg, Denver. Phone AAin 4uSI.
Colorado state Plumber Associstion-M
writenour. sec, 1851 Washington St.
Denver Phone York 22l3.
Federation of Hallway Employees Cd. a X;
q. sy.tem)-Harvey A Hanks, sec. 2ISO
W Irvington pl. Meetings called.
Intermountain Typographical C9nference-
J. Charles Deus. sec. VIZ Lake ave-.
Pueblo. Colo.
International Association of MAehinists,
District Lodge No. 70 I'd. a X, @; 81. y.tsfn)
Thomas Walsh, sec. 1Gi s. Clarkson,
Denver.
State Conference of Painter-Samuel s
Forrest pres. Abbott hotel. Denver
Fred W. Innes, sec'y treas. lI3s- E
Eighth St. Pueblo.
State Journey men Barbers' Assoeiation-
Ed. Anderson. sec. rm. 3Ul German
American bldg. Denver.
syst~m Federation Railway Carmen No. 81
Cd. a 3. LII. II. CONWAY. sec. IA W.
Irvipgton pl. Meetings called.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

Printing Pressmen No. 4o-Charles Nichols
~ s: Downing st. Meets 4th Tuesday
Printing Press Assistants No. 1t-Thomas
a9Sge5i bsae bus ssS S n nd Is Msst
Railway Carmen No. I.e-F. l. King. Sec,
Grant st. Meets every Saturday night
Railway Postal CI-rk..L. R. starbuck
sec. 1881 w. Thirty-t ave. Meets 18th
Of each month, 80 p. m, rm- 4l6 Com
merce bldg.
Railway Teiexrapher. Union No. 7I-F
LIST Monday in the month. Markham hotel
ITth and Lawrence sts.
Box sss, wheatridse. Colo. Meet. Is,
and Sd Wednesday nights. 200 Charles
Stage Employees No. 7-E. Il. shaffer. sec
and bus. agt-, p. o. Box lo3. Meets I'd
and 18th Wednesdays. o "A. m, T. NJ. A
steam cam Fittet. lit fass No. .ostches,er ]. Common
every Monday night s23 Charles bldg.
and Assistant. No. ItSsI-T. o. spacey
see. apt. 4. 3l6 Twenty second st Meeti
ist Tuesday. rm- SoI German American
Charles carson. sec. ssis Bryant st
Structural Bridge Iron Workers No. 81
A Alet kreager sec. and bus agt. b T. G
Sg Gge b sles T. Misss is lst ht.pasoe s1s %
Stone Cutter,-L- II. Fitzgerald. sec. 15ds
81 Paul st Meets LIST Monday. I7si
syitehmen'. Union of North .Ansrie.-H
Meets LIST and Sd Monday. 154s Caiifor.
mia St
Ladies Auxiliary to switchmen's Union o
North Hmerie.-Mrs. Daisy Msskow. sec.
T9e.dsy niss,, s a soe cssfies sf.: bldg. BID ana &c
Eighteenth st Meets I'd and 4th Monday
2t2 Charles bldg.
Taller. Ne. sos-Georse Charky: sec, asol
Charles bldg
Transfers. Chauneurr and Helpers UnIoI
No. bs5-Freds w. Korfhage, sec, 355 S
Swiss hall. 14l0 Larimer st
Tile Layers No zs-Guy Halleck, sec, 12oC
days. B. 7 G. club Bldg. e. ' 81 A0n
reys. sec, Meet. I'd Tuesday, 80 p. m
TraVslers' Good. and Lcafher SoveIt,
Workers No. :a-Meets lst and Sd Thurs,
days, h: T. c, Club bldg.
3ol Bank blk. Seventeenth and Arapahoe
Box Gsl- Meets Ist Sunday IN month. +:
p m, Horan's hall. 1921 Cleveland pl
sec, S0ig Humboldt St Meets ID and an
uessi;.srsr. No. :.Iwiliiiam mo- Esr.,p Espaase sees
Monday sfsRia ssRis ici clas Gsesi sids "a and ''i
Walters No. IL. NJ. Osborn, sec'y-treas-
1913 Curtis. Meets at Walters Clut
at 30 .. m. I'd and Ith Mondays at :st
window and House Cleaner. Union No. Isso
every Friday night. Hall No. s, Club bids
Wemen's Auxiliary to M.ehinists-Mrs.H ii
Hanson. ssos Champa st: Mrs. Mar
9Th Wednesday, ?: 80 .. m. K Of p. hall
Evans blk. at loop.
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LOCAL CENTRAL BODIES

Allied Printing Trades Ceuneii-w. c.
Thornton. pres; Thomas p. Rodgers.
sec'y-treaa Rm. Il. $50 California st.
Phone Champa 424. Meets Sd Wednesday
Trades Union hall, Charles bldg.
Amusement CeupeiI Of Denver and Vicinity
John y. Kessler. Sec 1o2s Lincoln at
Meets LIST sunday each month. IL n. m.
T ~ A hall. Ills California ct.
Carpenter District Couneii-J. s. Gobel,
sec, 1917 Stout at Meets lst and I'd
Dsn,e. BuildinE Tr.ds. Council u
Peter Johns, bus. rep. u. T.. C.. lIsl
Stout st. Friday niShtA
Trades couneil-Mee,s every day eIeept
Saturday. II a. m, u. T. g, Club bldg.
Phone Champa 27pi bet II and u a m.
Denver Trade. and Labor Assembly-Wu-
liam c Thornton. pres, l1oS Lafayette
st Thos +. Rodgers, sec. phone Champs
A24 l.. o. Box 1915. Meets ID and 18th
Local Joint Executive Board Hotel and
He-iAurAbt Employes-E J. Lott, Sec
B. 7. c. Club bldg. Meets every Friday
at .. m. iT3i Arapahoe st
Metal Trades Couneii-W. y. Evans, pres.
rm. 30, $50 Eighteenth st l. q. Brsyton.
sec. 2fd Inca II. Meets ID and 9th
Tuesdays. $50 EiEhteenth St
Union Label League No. I Of Denrer-
James J. Torpey. pres, y. u. Hoage.
sec treas. PO. Box isl Meets LIST
and ID Fridays, p. m. Hall No. J..
II. t. c. Club bldg.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07
RAILROAD ORGANIZATIONS

Monday
O. r. G: No; t-Meets odd Fellows Tenn.
n. L =; Z. No. sao-Meet. Liberty hall.
II. [. K % No. .sls&eesa m woodm.n hall
Sixth ave and Santa Fe. l 80 p m
Tuesday
u. u. T. No. eso-Mects Club bldg, I73l
Arapahoe st. p m.
wednesday
II L. Z. No. sss-Meets woodman hall.
Thirty-nTs and Clay. 2 p. m;
Sixteenth and welton. I 80 p m.
b. T No: so.Msets odd Fellows hall.
L.sss. die csaIb. haa,Ii.r, st n { N n, y.,.
odd Fellows Temple. i7si Ghsmps est' ST.
Laaie. i ana auair,.rs 20 ,Msdps'day, s & m
I'd and 18th Wednesday. ? so p. m.
Thsr.day
II. l.. +. =. No. s1-Meets Masonic Temple
sixteenth and Welton. p. m
isdic. Auxiliary II, l.. r. Z. No. ss-Mects
Thirty eighth and Franklin, LIST and 50
Ladies Auxiliary II. l.. r. T. No. sis-
Meets Goss hall. Twenty NTH and Eliot.
odd Feliows Temple, i75i Champa ST.
I'd and 4th Thursday. p. m.
Friday
Lsdie. Auxiliary II. l.. r. E. No. 4.-Me~,s
Goedy ball Eighth and Santa Fe-, ist
odd Fellows Temple, 1851 Champa st..
L.di-. Auxiliary n. l.. Z. No. sos-Me.,.
woodman hail; Ross ct. and Dunkeld.
n i'i l. and "a 81 fS,aay: ND ,.,I,. 2G. m o., ,u
ss ssa sseMaes. ssnts Ts osa q n Fellow. hall
io43 Champs ST.. Q p. n
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the Fairgrounds and athletic fields pro-
vided by the district government, by
the public schools, and in connection
with the federal parks. 1t concludes
an analysis of distances and popula-
tion in relation to play facilities and
makes recommendations for the fur
ther development of recreation in
Washington.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

States must be made strong and eff
cient by establishing economic democ-
racy to coordinate with political DEM
ocracy. Sound, mutual economic CO.
operation in the foundation for co-op-
GRAFTON in all other relationships.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07
OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS


place of meeting this directory, postal
card bearing the correction and addressed to The Denver
Labor Bulletin, P. O. Box 447. will remedy the
mistake. Your organization will then
ceive all official communications
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar;
union made in Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

Send The Bulletin to distant friends.
When thru reading, pass paper on.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar;
union made in Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-07-07

Try n Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 1O-LIVE POULTRY
Prices per pound unless otherwise stated.
Chickens. spring. pounds. by boat, 2sa29; do,
IL to pounds. by express. q; do, IL to III
pounds, 26a27; do, pound and under, Is; young
White Leghorns, Is: old hens, heavy, p; do,
an all to medium, q; old ROSTERS I2al3; ducks,
old. MuscoVy and mongrel. %; do, White
Pekins, 3a21: puddle. DID, l5al6; do,
spring, 81 pounds and over. 2Oa1; do, smaller,
pOor. l6alS; pigeons. old, per pair, %; do,
young, per pair, %.
EGGs-Market firm, loss of. Maryland.
PennsylTania and nearby, 81; Eastern Shore.
Maryland and Virginia, 81 Western (Ohio), 81;
West Virginia, 90; Southern North Carolina),
2; Western, fresh. count cases, 3ia55; caudled,
B
BUTTER-Western separator, extra, 10; first,
SaS9; prints. h-pound, extra, 4OaIl: frsts. 3sa
y; do, lpound extra, 4oa4l; do, frsts, 3sa3s
nearby creamery, SaSs; frsts, 36a37; dairy
prints, Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia,
extra, &a34; frsts. 32aSS store packed, frsts, s.
POTAT0ES-White. Eastern Shore Maryland,
primes. bbl. 2OOa2j0; Eastern Shore Virginia
bbl, 20oa250; Rappahannock, No /, bbl.
2ooa2.25; No. 2 bbl.. IoOal.25; nearby, No. j,
bushel box, s5a90; sweets, new yellows bbl,
I.ooas.o; yams, new, Virginia and North Caro-
lima. bbl., T.0oas.0o.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Ap-
pies. Early Harvest. fancy. per barrel, 2coa2so;
do. small. per barrel, Local q; do, per "
lzA e:iHt LStaT; bsaRa astirs EsH
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WILSON MAY REVIEW
LOCAL DRAFT PARADE
Committee WaI Probably Invite
President to Attend Ceremony.

Il is possible that President Wilson
may review the parade in honor OF
the Districts drafted men, accord
ing to the latest developments in
ne plans. Suggestions that a COM
nafttee be appointed for the purpose
% aseertainfng whether the Presi-
oeat will accept an invitation of this
Sfnd from the citizens of Washington
have been made and this will prob,
ebsy be done II he accepts this in
vNaeion a reviewing stand will prob
ably be erected in front of the White
Hbuse where the Court OF Honor in
TIE inaugural parade was located.
The hno OF march for the parade
VII probably be from the Peace
Hpnument up the Avenue, around
Efteenth street, past the White
Hbuse. then turn down Seventeenth
strset to the Sylvan Theater.
Secretary OF War Baker Is to be
consulted the first part of next week
and the approval OF the War Depart
ment 10 have a demonstration will
be sought II Is thought that the
War Department will offer no objec-
tons.
September Is probably the date
upon which Il will be held. as an
Official statement from the War De-
parcment sets this date OF mobiliza-
Aon for the drafted men. 1t, has
been proposed that the parade be
held on the day that the men leave
for their cantonments and this Is
expected to be done.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots ot
good marketable goods ouly. Jobbers prices
arc higher. Lower grades may be sold for less
Fancy gods command higher prices
EiGS-Steady: Dearhy, 33a54; Southern, e
CHEESE-New York State factory, new.
3a27.
BUTTER-Elgin print. 81; ElgiD tub. AZ
process. %; store packed, 81.
POULTRY-Liye hens, per lb, za2; roosters.
per h., IS; turkeys. per lb., Oa2; spring chick
ems, per lb.. 2saO; ducks. per h., lSa20; gcese,
per H.. loai3i keats, young. each, 4Oa6.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice, per b..
23a2i; spring chickens. 3oa32 per H.; turkeys.
psr h., 23a5; roosters. per lb. Eals; geese.
per H., l5al5.
SEEDS-Red clover, u.75al2 50 per b.; alSks
clover, n.9al2.J0 per bu.; crimson clover l075a
ll.5d Per bu.; timothy. 5s5a45O per bu. red
top. lS.OOal60O per bu. bluegrass, 2s5a3.lO per
bu.; orchard grass. 400 PER bu. white clover.
50 per lb.; alfalfa clover. rals per b.; COW
peas 3.5Oa375.
GRAIN-Whest. milling. old, Per bu., 2 ga
2.5; new. per bu., 23a25; corn, per bu..
2.2a2 10; oats, white. per bu., 90; mixed, per
bu., s9sSo.
FRUITS-Apples, new, per Dbl, 35a5. 50
per box, 50al.50; California oranges. 35Oa3.75
lemons. 60Oas.00; peaches. l.Ooa30o crate; wa
ternelcns. 25a50 each; cSntaloupCs, crate, 51l
$50; blackberries. 7al5 qt.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes, new, 3OOa3. 50 per
Dbl; No. 2. l.5Oa2OO bbl string beans, per bbl.
25OaS.@; peppers, PER basket, 5Oa75; okra. per
crate 75aL5o; radishes, per 100. L5oa2OOi
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
DIED..

BRANDON-Suddenly, on Wednesday,
August s, 1917, at Annapolis, Nd,
LOTTIE NJ, wife of Valentine n.
Brandon. Remains can be seen at
chapel of William H. Sardo & Co.,
4OS II street northeast, until Satur-
day at a. m.
Funeral from residence, 914 Sixth
street northeast, today at II a. m.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. 1nterment (private) at
Glenwood Cemetery.
BRAUN-On Thursday, August 3, 1917,
acS p. M, at the residence of his
brother, Carl c. Braun, 9O7 Seventh
street northwest, EUGENE w.
BRAUN, aged Il years.
Funeral from the chapel of Frank
Geier's Sons Company, lib Seventh
street northwest, tomorrow at p.
m. Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
enthusiastically, on Wednesday,
August s, 1917. at her residence,
220 Q street northwest, at a.
m, ALICE SLATER. wife of Will
lam j. Kehoe.
Funeral (private) from her late
residence this morning at o'clock.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
LOVE-Suddenly on Wednesday,
August s, 1917. at IL D. m, at his
residence, 920 Gallatin street
northwest, SILAS L. LOVE, hus-
band of Mary B. and father of Es-
tella B. Love, brother of Charles.
Walter. Beverly Love and Mary
Sydney.
Funeral from residence tomorrow at
p. m, thence to Israel c. NJ. z.
Church, First and B streets south
west. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend.
MANNINGNSuddenly, on August T.,
1917. at Eudora Farms, Va, FLOR
ENCE L. MANNING, wife of J.,
Forrest Manning and daughter of
the late Robert II. and Ann s.
Graham.
M MCAFFREY-On Friday, August 10,
lgl7. at Silver Spring, Nd, MARY
FRANCES M'CAFFREY, sister OF
Mrs. Helen Thompson and Mrs.
Sarah L. Pratt
Funeral from Speare's chapel, 1a0s II
street northwest. Monday, August
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11

In free cases, nearly hrsts Il. 10 per standard
case; current receipts. lilo Per case; seconds,
9.s5llooO rCr case; Western extras ll4O per
ease; frsts, lilo per case; seconds. 9.75alO.o5
nlr ease. Fancy selected fresh eggs Jobbing at
Fai7 Ter d0z.
DRESSED POULTRY-FOwls, y to box, dry
picked. mlk-fed fancy, selected. Is: weighing
IA lbs. and over apiece, 25iz; lbs. apiece,
3: 81 lbs. apiece, "A: lbs. apiece, TAB;
fowls iccf. N barrels, fancy, dry-picked, weigh
ing AZ Its. and over apiece, .; do, lbs.
apiece. 2ia2p smaller sizes. lsa2O; old roosters,
dry-picked. Is: broilug chickens weighing lha2
lhs apiece. Jersey fancy. 35aiO; Virginia fancy.
1sasO; ether nearby. z5acS; Western. 25azs; tur-
keys, fTeshkll1d iTd. per b.. Western, best
here. -sa2i; common, 3a2i ducks, spring, ia
-
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. as to quality. 2sa25;
r0Osters, l5alT; s1ring chickens. not Leg
horns. plump. yellow skinned. weighing liza
rounds apiece. SAP; spring chickens not
LeghCrns. smaller sizes. 25aG; White Leghorns,
22l2h; ducks. PJkin. 70; DO, Indian Runner.
Halls; Tige1us. old, per pair, 3a2s; do. yOung.
pr pair. e0a@
Receipts today-FI1rr. SD barrels and !, ,Oc5 OOD
r0rnGs in sacks; wheat, 700 bushels; corn.
nothing; oats. t7.9Sa bushels; hay, 4ss tons. and
four cars Of straw.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11

fancy, bushei. 75aloo bsets. Norfolk. bunch. l,sa
2; native. bunch. lalh: blackberries. South
ern. quart. loall; Eastern Shore MARYLAND.
quart. sail; cabbage. native. per 100, I.5oa25o;
csntaloupes. Potomac. crate, 75ai.5; Eastern
Shore. crate. 7sa1.25; York River Gems, crate.
7Saloo; Anne Arundel. Gems. basket, 75al.0o;
corn, nearby field. dozen. salo; Baltimore
County, susar. dozen, l2al5; cucumbers, native.
basket l2al5; Maryland and Virginia, barrel.
5os75; esgplants, Norfolk. crate. L75a2oo; near
Virginia, quart. iosl3! faie, native, bashsI boz,
l5a25; lettuce, New York box, 5oal0o; native
bushel box. 2saSo; lima beans. as TO SIZE ham
per. LSal,f5; 4-s basket. 55a7o; onions, Texas
Bermuda, crate. llosl25; Eastern Shore Mary
land and Virginia, yellow, basket. 75el.oo; do.
barrel. 2.oa275; do. white. barrel. 2oos25o;
peaches. Maryland and Virginia, BASKET. 4oa5o;
do. box, 75aso; do, carrier. 75al.oo; pepper.
native, basket. Soa4o; plums. quart, sa5; squash.
native. basket. loal5; tomatoes Eastern Shore.
S-basket, Z5aD; native, %-basket. 36aio; wa
termeions. Florida and Georgia. per 100. lo.ooa
500.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN.
, T7,a W,shi,rfon HsraId

spsciai to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd, Aug. O-WHEAT-Receipts,
lo1 5H bushels. consisting Of S,z4 bushels
Western and l4ZO bushels Southern. The mar
ket opened easier. No. SPOT soft red. 2.5
fno1nfnal: August. 20. nominal Bag lots of
Southern sold from 80 TO %, as TO quality
and condition. The cl-se was easier. No. 2
red soft, spot. 2S7. nominal; August, 2.54 noJni-
nal The sitting rrice was: No. red soft.
spot. 28.
CORN-Receirts, e. .554 bushels. including T.
10 bushels Western and 1884 bushels Southern
Coo corn quoted at lIrI. The market opened
quiet Spot, 2z nominal The close was
easier Spot. 216 nominal. The sitting price
vas contract, sBiz
OAT-Receipts. SIS bushels. Standard
white %: No. white. g.
RYE-Rccrirts. 80 bushels. Bag lots az b.
quality ard condition. J. ilal.-5.
MILLFEED-Pricps pzr ra0: Spring wheat
bran. q O0a250; Western miIiI'rz. 5.U1aG.OJ
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
Better than Calomel
Or Harsh Cathartics
Many Have Discovered "E-Z" Tablets
Are Safer

"E-Z Tablets the substitute for harsh catharc are
mid but laxative and their effect the liver and bowels
immediate Surely but gently, without strain grpg they
take hold of the trouble quickly and correct it.
"E-Z Tablets purely vegetable and absolutely HARM
less There bad ater-eecs atte dant upon them Cal
ome and strong liquids play havoc with the gums and teeth
best not to resort to such harsh measures but let E
Tablets take their place.
Most headaches "duness and that lazy stless feeling
the result of constipation and lazy liver. Take "EZ Tab
lets when you feel Ioggy" and Heavy" "A Tired Out
Note how they clear the eOuded brain and perk up the
spirits.
E-E Tablets most excellent for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness Lazy Liver, Piles Heartburn Worms Constipation Bad
Blood, Bad Breath Sour Stomach Headache, Insomnia ETC.
One hundred little peasanttasng tab
lets cost 25c. Sample package, Sc. Sold by
O'DONNELL'S DRUG STORES
And All Other Druggists
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
Compete For Prizes
In Herald's Big Contest

New members are entering the ALI
Prize Home Subscription Club daily,
yet there is still plenty of room for
many more in each of the districts,
especially districts and 9.
OF those who entered yesterday, sew
eral brought in enough subscriptions
with the nomination to put them well
up in the race. Two had been think
ing it over for a week and finally
came in.
Time Now to Act.
Alexander Pope, long ago, wrote
that safe rule was:
BE not the first to lay the old
aside. nor yet last by whom the new
is tried"
So it is right to think it over. but
the time has come to act. All the
success in life is in knowing how to-
act before it is too late. Right now
is the opportune time to enter, as
each member who turns in $50 worth
of subscriptions by September 1, will
be given a cash prize OF s. in gold
and 70,000 extra credits. Thirty dol
lars will never bring as many votes
again and proportionately no amount
of subscription will bring as many
votes. The wise members will be not
only those who have already entered,
but those who enter this week and
get a flying start into the thick of
the campaign, during this special bal
lot offer.
Second Week Starts.
The second week of the campaign
is here. The list is filling up and the
race is on. But since this is for all
the readers of The Herald, and is
sort Of a big family affair We want
everyone to know that it is not too
early or too late to come in.
Now a further word about the prizes.
We do not want to appear to be
Dragging, and yet we do not want
any reader of this paper to fail to
grasp the significance and magnitude
of the prize list-automobiles, mer-
chandise orders. pianos, building lots,
and cash commissions. These are the
things that everybody wants nova
days. The management has provided
these fine rewards, not to make a
show or to excite the cupidity of
the members. but to do something
worth while for the readers who have
proved their friendship for this pa
per. This is the reason the vote idea
is being worked out, instead of the
ordinary cold canvassing proposition.
Nobody Loses.
And just one word more to empha-
size this fact. In this race nobody
loseN make careful note of that.
Everyone who goes in and stays to
the end will come out a winner. II
any member falls short of the prize
aimed for there is a commission in
cash for the work turned in. The
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11

cucmbers. per basket. 3a5o; eggplant, lzsl. 50
per crAtes new cabbage. ,per bbl.s s,af5; bcets.
per bunch. 2a5; lettuce. l.0Oa250 per basket;
celery. per doz.. Sz75; celery, per crate. 350A
500; romane lettuce, s0a75; squash. 5oa75 per
crate; tomstoes. 5oai.O crate; spring onions.
l5Oa2oo per 90 bunches; onions 3ooas.5o: green
peas, a0oa6.0o per bbl; spinach. l0oalso per
Dbl; kale. 5Oa6o per bbl corn. per dOz. Ioa2O.
LIVE sTocK-sheep. per H., ea7; lambs.
spTing. Is; calves. per lb,. l2lsal3; medium, Ia
l2h per III. common, per h.. eal0.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
AUCTIONS.
HOS. >. OWEN 4 son, Asetieses

TRUSTEES SALE oP VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING on SOUTHEAST c0RNEf
OF KENYON STREET AND sHERhlAH
AYENUE NoRTHWEsI.
BY virtue a cTtAin deed Of trust duiy ~.
curded in LbH No. 80, folio - e 80. d
the LAND records of the Distnc a Columbia
and at the request q the party securrd thershy,
the undersigned trustees viii sen. Al prbhe
an-tion in front q the premises. IN WEDNEs-
DAY. the 18th day of August. A. D. Ielf, az
go o'clock p m. the following Described lnBd
and premises. sfUnte in the District Of Colum-
bia, and designated a. and being the eass
feet by fan depth Of lot - IN John A. Pne-coet
and othcu' Subdivision q part Of bloc3 m
TODD and Browns Subdivision Of part of the
tracts Of land known Mount Pleasant and
-Pleassnt PlAins." a. per plat Of said John A.
Prescott and others' Subdivision recorded IN
Ldber Governor sherberd folio 81 Of the Records
Of the 0n1ce Of the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia Now known a. LOT soe in SQUARE
2q.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance m
one and two years. with interest Al per centum
per annums payable semiannually and secured
On the property sold or all cash at purchA-r's
option A depost of 5000 required Al tine
Of sAle and the purchAser allowed IS days 10
couplete the purchase. Furthez p1ruculars az
CHARLES O. MILBuRN,
JESSE W. RAWLINGS.
Hnt.e7ss.n,u.I3.HB Tuustses