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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

Faithfully you've served your master
And he once was proud of you;
Bat he likes to travel faster.
And he finds you will not do.
Once you pulled his plow and harrow I;
You indeed, were hard to beat;
And you drew the family carriage;
Drew it nobly down the street
Once the ladies liked your company,
And were often by your side;
Or they proudly sat upon you,
When they wished to take a ride.
And they patted and caressed you
AS you rampled down the road;
And they praised and even blessed you
As you struggled with your load
But they've gone away and left you
| am sorry to relate,
And ! fear your days are numbered,
And you'll not have long to wait
For the times have changed so Dobbin
'Tis an age of gasoline;
And they've cast you in the discard.
And have bought limousine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-08

have the courage to break away from
their old places and start business in
the new town, will make more money
in two or three years than they can
save in a lifetime of business in the
ordinary Oklahoma town that does not
have the backing of a wonderful oil
field like southern Oklahoma has"
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
Measure Man by Photograph.

II you are busy man and do not
IKE TO use up a lot of your valua-
bic time in being measured for your
new suit of clothes. you can have
your measurements taken in the
twinkling of an eye by photograph.
This is the basic idea OF a patent
granted to- Emery r. Costly, of
Walkersville, Maryland. His in
Vention will indicate not only the
measurements of a man but his
weight as we'll. The apparatus con-
sists Of platform on which is
mounted a camera, scale, and a
height measuring stapdird on the
end OF a platform scale.
There is no hresome standing as
there was when the tape measure
did its slow work. All the pros
pective customer has to do Is TO
stand on the platform opposite to
the camera. A measuring device
behind him will record his height
and other measurements and scale
his weight. All these details VIII
appear in the picture.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Receipts Of large shipments OF rabbits featured
an exceedingly duh day on the produce market
yesterday.
The very cold weather almost completely
stopped buying. although receipts were good
Prices remained Stationary. the same a. the
day before.
Monday, New Years Eve. 10 expected by
dealers to show 4 renewed activity among buy
srs. and the latter part d the week 10 expected
to ses the beginning Of the recovery from the
lull following the holiday buying.
Quotations given below are for large lots of
good marketable goods only. Jobben' prices are
higher. Lover grades may be sold for less
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGs-Psncy. strictly fresh. per 'doz.. 5saso
average receipts. 5sa5s Southern West Virginia.
HaG
CHEEsE-Nsw York stats. factory. new. per
BUTTEn-Elin print, 50; Elgin tub. III
process, Is; store packed. I9a3o.
LIVE PoUTRY-uens, per H.. 2ia5;
rsosters. per h., 10! turkeys. per III. 2sa3o;
chickens. par ID. 49, keats. young. each. a.
DRESSED POCLTRY-Hsns choice. per h..
2ia2s; spring cl,icksns, 27a8 per H.: turkeys Per
h.. SaA; rOosiers, Per To-, lh2oi geese, per
h.. 22aSi ducks, per H.. 9a3.
LIVE sTOCk-sheep. per ID. SAG; lambs,
spring. l6i calves per h., N; medium, Ial5's
common, laI3
PoRK-smsil. per lb.. 9la2; medium. PET ID.
isa0i heavy, per H., lsa9e.
sEEDs-Red clover, ToAIT3 Per busheI
alsiks clover, l5OOal6o1: crimson clover, I2Da
100: tlimothy, 3,HaiU per bushsI red top.
II 50alLo per 100 lbs; bluegrass. 325aJ.s0;
orchard grass, a7saaoo psr bushel,
GRAIN-Wheat, milling, per buAhel, l1oa2.0;
corn, per bishel, l.2sai.0; oats. white. saasI;
mIIsd cats, s2ss2i hay, No. !, s2.50j NO'2, G.s0;
FRUITs-Applss. Np. ]. per hbl., 3,5oae SOL
ber boz, l.ss500; California oranges, s,Tsai.7s
lemons. 6soa65o; Florida oranges, 5.2sa5,so per
boxI grapefruit, Si5ai.6 per crate.
GREEN GO0Ds-Potatoes, No. I, 2i0a2 90
per 100 lbs; sweet potatoes. Leas.0 per bbl.
No. 2, a5As,n per bbl.; string beans, pal
basket, 2ooas.Oo peppers, per cate. I.0oas6
okra, per crate, 300ai.oI radishss. per 100. 2OOa
3,Qoi eucimherS, basket a.1a50O; eggplant. per
crate, s.0oas.oo; cabbage. per 100 lbs, 2,5a30o;
beets. per bunch, ias; lettuce. l00a2 %: squash.
S7sa3.oo; onions per 100 lbs. 1sOa3.o0: spinach.
per bbl.. Aooa5,Oo; kals. per bhI.. 2oOaaDi tur'
nips, pei bon. l!cosi:S PER bbl. aooai.S; eauli'
flower. per crate. l.7sa2B
HIDES-H -Horsehidcs. 500 each; green altsd
beef hides per H.. II; eAlfskins. l.ooa3.JQ;
lambskinI, i.ooa25o; wool, psr h., O.; beesWaN,
peT lb, e
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
WILL START DRIVE
FOR INCOME TAXES

Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Roper viii open a nationwide
campaign for the collection OF in
come taxes tomorrow in New York
city.
Collector william ". Edwards.
has arranged an income tax rally
to which State and city ofiiciais. as
well as officers and employees of
the three New York collection dis
tricts have been invited. commis-
sioner Roper will speak, and there
will be band music.
national publicity and educa-
tlonal'' campaign has been planned
for January and February. Be-
tween now and March I. when re-
turns must be in. revenue officers
viii visit every, county IN the coun-
try. The Council Of National De-
tense. the field force OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture and other
agencies will aid. E".
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
STOCKS UNCHANGED
ON LOCAL BOARD
Gas IS Sold at 81 and Capital
Traction s. Bring 98.

Practically no change In values was
noted In yesterday's session Of the
Washington stock Exchange and
transactions generally were unlm-
port -f.t. Washington Gas 5s sold at
81; Capital Traction % brought 9s
In the stock list the only transact
tlon reported was In Capital Traction
shares, which brought u 1-2.
Total transactions for the week end
cd yesterday is 40 shares OF stock
and $500 bonds-tbat Is for four ses-
sions.
Directors Of the Columbia Nationai
Bank. have declared the regular quar-
terly dividend Of . per cent. payable
January !.
Efforts Of bankers and others to OBJ
tain income tax schedules from the
internal revenue bureau have been
frultleas, as they will not bs given to
the public until all collectors and in
formation agents have been supplied.
Withholding At the source BY cor
porntions, ETC.. now requires that re-
turns be made within twenty days.
There have been no new rulings
during the holidays. although several
are, expected in the immediate future.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. 2.-HeaJy foreign taking
sEd . good domestic inquiry Tor EpOt stifsnsd
the cotton market further today, although bsst
Erices we're not maintained owing to profit
taking. II vas declared around the ring that
the inquiry for the actual article vas the great
est at this time in history. the Christmas new
Years period bsing usually Gull
hIm tone vas displayed Gt the opening.
although supply Of January By Wall street
ard NON traders forced that month down 4
Lfs on the call Other positions were Un.
rhsEd 10 u pQints net higher. Around II
elock the maIkA sased a little under South
eTn hedge selling and realizing over the week
|end, bat later tLIDed strong again on q r.
Iswal of domestic and fOTsim trade demand
isaliling Eales sat In in tho late session, fore.
10 a reaction Of about II points. The close
as steady AZ . net rice Of TO ls points, the
tade demand and Liverpool buying appearing
In the last few minutes
Receipts at the poTts for the day were about
2 rno bales. against 5,5l7 bales . year ago.
SPOT here was quiet At an advance OF - points
Al SIS; no sslea Spot at New Orleans vas
steady at an adTanes of u points at 9oI9 salss.
ass haleA
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30

DIED.

NILEs-on Friday. December q. 1877,
at b:50 .. m. MARTHA =. MILES
departed this lie suddenly At her
residence. so T street northwest.
and Arthur Miles; one brother.
Rev. j. ID. Jackson
Funeral Wednesday, January 2. 1913
ut Y o'clock m. from Ebenezer NJ
z. Church. Fourth and d streets
tor. lntermsnt Arlington National
Cemetery.
PATTEN-suddenly. on Wednesday.
Deeember 20. 1917. ERNEST PAT
TEN. beloved son Of Lewis and
Elizabeth Patteh.
Funeral today From his late resi-
dence, 81 y street northeast. at z
cemetery.
'scoTT-on Thursday. December q.
ltlI, at 6:f0 .. m. at hts residence.
nc II street Southwest, WILLIAM
SCOTT, the father of Mamie s.
Brooks, father-in-law Of Richard
c. Brooks and grandfather OF Min
Fiherai from his late residence. 2is
II street southwest, today. thence
TO the Zion Baptist Chut ch. y
street between Third and Four
and-a-half streets southwest. R"l-
atiyes and friends invited 10 Gk
tend. Rev. w. J. Howard. d. D..
officiating.
IsMlTH-on Friday December 2s, 1917,
at . o'clock .. M. az Garfield Hos
pital. wILHELMINA (nee StrIck-
hard0. wife of james p. Smith.
Funeral from her late residence. 3l2
Delaware avenue northeast, on to-
morrow at 2 o'clock D, IN. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited to attend.
lnterment In Prospect Hin ceme-
terry.
STEWART-Suddenly. on "Wednesday. y.
December d. 1917. ELIZABETH c.
STEWART, beloved wife Of Co.
lumbus l.. Stewart.
Funeral from her late residence. sI5
$3.50 o'clock, thence TO st. Martin =
Church, where mass will be said
for the repose OF her soul.
SToNE-on Friday, December ,S, 1871.
at q. m, at his residence, the
Alabama. Eleventh and n streets
northwest. WILLIAM r. STONE,
in the 18th year of his age;
flowers. CSouthern Maryland pa.
pers please copy)
THEURER-Friday, December IS. 1917
at her residence. 1861 Wisconsin
avenue, BARBARA, widow Of thu
late Andreas Theurer.
Funeral private. Omit flowers.
THoRNTON-FeIl peacefully 10 sIee,
In Jesus. Thursday, December q
1911. at 40 a. m, at her residence
NO r street northwest, ANNIE
r.. beloved wife of William Thorn
ton: devoted mother Of VioIe
Thornton, Irene Brannum, grand
mother Of Anna Brannum. mother
in-law OF Addison Brannum, sis
ter Of Maggie Jones and siEter-in
law OF Parthena DAILY.
| Funeral today at ! p. m. from
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Friends invited.
( tURBAN-On December ~ 1917, a
Mount Holly. ". j.. ANNA N. UR,
| BAN. beloved wife OF Harry NJ
Urban and youngest daughter o
the late Charles and Rebecca Atz
Of Washington. d. c.
WALDE-On Friday. December =,
1911, at lo:I5 a. m. DOROTHEi
| WALDE. aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence Of he
daughter. Mrs. 4. Garges. l&
Sixth street northwest, tomorrow
at 2 .. m. (Funeral private In
terment at Prospect Hill cemetery
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
RESERVES INCREASED;
STOCKS rule STRONG
Motors Take Leadership. with
Studebaker in the Van.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York, Dec, SIN the eetual
bank stntement today surplus reserves
were Increased NS.l2S.seo. loans de-
creased ss3,sss, 900 and net demand de-
posits increased ss2.ssIeoo. The aver
age statement showed surplus reserves
increased t.soe.sso. loans decreased
ttl.6is.eoo and net demand deposits de-
creased t1ooo
The stock market was strong
throughout the session, with the mo-
rs In leadership. OF this group Stu
ebaker attracted most attention and
at ore tine showed q gross advance OF
nearly I've points. General Motors,
wiIlys-ovsriand ana Maxwell were
other active issues. wsstinEho
was the most important Industrial to
move upward The raiiroad list was
strong and q few moved higher. In
many there were signs Of profit
taking.
The most important feature OF the
day was the general strength Of all
stocks IN the face OF profit-taking, In
vestors continued TO take stocks and
the selling orders were confined al
most entirely to traders. The invest
ment world as a whole Is firm In the
belief that . square deal 10 certain
from the government from now on.
Tobscco shares are being watched
with doubt by investors. who see In
the new opposition to wholesale SUP
plies for the soldiers proof that friends
of the weed have overdone ths stock
market end Of the business. The pool
activity In tobacco stocks that has run
along with the loving kindness Of to-
bacco manufacturers for soldiers has
been eonspicuousiy In bad taste. II
10 the fear now Of tobacco men that
with the crusaders OF the country vic
torious IN the fght against alcoho
they win direct their weli-organizsd
SSrees against the cigarette. The
karette 10 the most profitable part
- the tobacco business.
Railroad Developments Of the past
week should result in the release Of st
least 10000 men for other lines oi
work. thus increasing the labor SUD.
ply Of the country.
Revival of the market has ALREADY )
inspired the formation OF several pool,
In specoalties. As soon as speculatoTs
get 4 line on the relative values ol
railroads organization of pools may b
expected In many quarters Of the mar,
ket,
So frightened was Wall Street thai
for weeks brokers abandoned sincerC
enorts to get new customers. Nov
they are starting again campaigns d
education, so that greater activity viii
naturally be seen.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN.
, The Mashinaton HeraH.

hircial to The Washington Herald.
Baitinoee. Dec. 9.-ClosiHg prices on Bait.
n'Ufc gfain market:
WHEAT-NO. soft red. n, and No. red
winter. IN; baa lots Of Southern soId at 2l3
A. to qastity and condition.
UDRN-Cob corn. 7.Tsas0o per barrel for ear,
Ioads nearby prime yellow, on spot
oATS-Standard white. sl4as; No. > white.
RYB-No. . Western export, spot, LIS; ba7
lats neaIhy ne. a. to quality IehLf5
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
financial Stock News and Market Quotations
BRITISH ADMIRE 7. RS SON.

A
Kermit Is Theodore Rooseveit's son.
a young man worthy Of his father and
N SON any father might be proud Of.
Already he has seen and done much,
inheriting his fathers enterprising
and adventurous spirit. He % only q
and was not yet % when he left Har-
vard-the Oxford Of the States-to 60
as photographer with his father on q
big game hunting expedition In Brit
lsh East Africa. a land where dis.
patch riders bump into q rhino and
chiyvy giraffes by the toot Of their
horn. Later on Kermit went with his
father to Central South America,
where they arc credited with having
discovered new river. Kermit cer'
tainly discovered an old one by falling
into II and nearly losing his lifc.-An-
swers. London. g
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. 9.-BUTTER-sIon 70
eeiptS, t.Ht tubs; creamery, higher than extras
Slasle, extras t2 scorel. 6oh; hrsts, Saisis
seconds, Ihaiih,
HGGs-Excitsd; receipts i,ss easss; iresh
gathered extrss, e'a6i; extra fIsts. G.: hrsts
81: seconds, Aa6o; state. PENNSYLVANIA ant
nsarhg Western hsnnery. white; ane 10 fancy
ilafii State. Psnnyltanis and nearby hennery
browne. q; refrigerator. special marss, as'a
hris. ilat2.
cHEEsE-slsady; receipts, s2iI boxes; State
whole milk. fatx, fresh. specials. 2shaei: do.
average run, A.
towb. ela6i turkeys, Oas5
DRESSED pouLffY-stsadyI chickens. n
a8; fowls, lSikaHh; turkeys a0aA.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH y. PRIrcHARp,

thcas0, Dec. 2.-AdFances were shown OF
ise TO l.sc for osts. and u Se to he for corn
today. The narksts fairly sctiTe anh
thar vas lack Of pressure from either IoI,-s
O. thoss who wanted u put out short linz
Cash corn continued hrm, and while the gen
srai onsiNsas IN the uains vas small. there
Sers export bids here for oats. and there we're
MANI erdsrs for com held here
h Eas HInaored that locomotives intended for
use IN Russia viii be turned to the Western
gam section It 10 genGally believed that the
many peHce rumoEs in circulation are tATorabls
- the ending o. the war
feature of the provision market was the
kSUinE Of the futures in lard and ribs by
Soksrs who generally act for packers Trade
p the Dit. as wed at ths yards. believe that
the receipts Of hoss vii n0t only keep up to
PRESENT prsportionA but that thsg siH lnersase.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
GIVES CURB STOCK DATA.

The curb brokerage firm Of James
w. Ball e Company, 81. Exchange
place. New York City. will have ready
for distribution on Wednesday u handy
E;t.e folder containing the highest,
lowest and closing prices for all Of
the active representative curb stocks
during 1917, together with the clos
ing pricess of 1916 and the net changes
for 1917. This folder will be found
Of value as a ready reference.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MANI FGCTCEING CORPORATION. BEST
IeieTrnces wants treasuFcr; takc placr retiring
raItreI line SlaIlr and lArrr. Splendid oIEning
fnF fisht party. As 40 required. Address ASH
TON. lt19 Morse ave. Chicaro.
TEXAS Cot NTY-sEAT WEEKLY MoDERN
CquipmSpt; State and coanty lesSl adTcrtising,
s. 900 annually; local, so. Nb work. Inclus,ing
co1rlbCase rfiutiu~, :" 80: trst IfulnsitiUn in
South: piier. Slsrea uo crmlgtiiiunS ideal rii-
mate: oNnrr buying ranch. REVIEW. Edin-
lurf. Tea.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

NuII"E J. HERETY Gi,EN THAT TIIE
aIuual IaeeIIug H the gHEholIers q IS
Mashir Rtun. AmsTi an irasue BAsc BsH e
vii o. u'ld ~ I've ofrcs q the club Soula-
rIn RuldinF Nss,inFton, q. C., 90 Nelns.-
vs,. lanUa'y . l..'. al y o'CIork. r0on. fuT ths
'hc IHupSr Of ol.,finF a hoard u dHeCt1rs tor
tic ,rsuiUs N,ar. and fE sUch Other huslulss
- MAJ lr IErieilA lF,r,gif t~ios ssid m-cct
ias. LDNARn J. walsh.
f.rcrefary
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dee. a.-Monsy On call thh week
ranged between aud ~ Per cent.
Time mouss during the week WSs exceedingly
dull Rates. 6 pcr cent.
Mercantile papG vas quiet Although rates
we're quoted at 81 To 9 Ier sent. sales st less
than pr cent were In the minority.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
LOST.

LOSI -CGT-.i REWARD. LARGE YFrI 0w
male cat. Wiit- lgcsst aud tert small yrll.W
sfnt "n side Of fac, & no NSlrc lu anyul.c eS
cpUt to owneI plesse rCluni 20 ls1 D u. ur.
LOST = nLAC\ LEATHER TRAVELLING
lag out uf autumUbile Thursday. UsyrnIbef n
On Mass ave ur II St. hrlSern lns0n Station
and 18th 81. Return TO FORD MOTOR o..
Iy Pa. ave. nv s5 rrwsri
DOsT-LUMINOUS- FACED WHIST MATCH.
with medal strap. Clri'imas night suit
able reward il returned 10 I71S o -.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

Whcn you want money you
want it promptly. Deal with re-
liable concerns advertising in The
Herald
MoNEY TO L0SN-S5O TO SO 80 0N d. c.
real estate. ScIeIsi irust tunds. e. 10 psT
rent. All tTanssC'IGns conducted Nth &C y 1luI
cal consideration fer trrro~efs
WM Il. SAUNDERS & 90,
Southern Build z. SG ldb e. ~.
-
MONEY To LOAN On APPROVED ',TN
rCal estate At lowest current Tate, CcIiAl
uITnlsccs with TesfFct 10 prlrT Ia,meffis
TYLER & HTTHERFORD Inc. eli 18th 81. u
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30

Mother (seyereIy)-How dare you
take the money from your missionary
boxf Willie-Didn't You say was q
are far worse. willie-well. ! was
saving the money for tho heathen.
and first come frst served.-New York
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

New Yosf. Dec 1.-Ths volume Of buknes
ou ihs curb todg eoatiuusd q irss propos-
iicu, despite the shor. sasiOu. oheuoist No
toe eoatnusd to sttnet sttsntion. Houston
oil vss tho f.aturs q the indspsndsnt oil
aeeks sad scored . snail frsetionsi sdvsnes.
Tue balance q the Oh shsres vss quiet. Mn.
ing stocks we're more ati1e.
ouotations harnishsd b. W. D. Hihep & Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
PERSONALS.

sECRETS FOR W0MES-NoRMA Pill
GRIM'S ,adyice to women married or shout 10
narry; sex iniormstinn, - lagos. illustrated
mail. Sc silver. DIR. 7. PIEkCE. seattle.
Wash.
woRKINGMEN-THE PARTICULAR NJ.
cessity for every hustler 10 tee this stocs,
this Is important to yoa aud W: We want all
the hustler trade We csn get and iilry are con
ing strong This ia the ireH5st store In town.
See us Cor slightly usei Oterccats 1 M.
JUsTHs OLD STAND. % D.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
THEssEH ERALD

Published every day in the year
by The Washington Herald COM
pnny at t25-429 Eleventh street.
Warrington, d, c.
Telephone Exchange - Call Main
ark for Branch ~.
Member Audit Bureau OF circula-
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
AUTOMOBILES.
ron SALE.
AUTO CLEARANCE SALE.

Hudson SUPER Six. I.I5 almost neE EBd 90
peFfeCt coalition. This car GAMES the
original Euafa1tees and las one extra
Hudson LigL, six. i9i6 ia porlect meClan-
ical cCnditioB: paint in good coBdiuOa:
tFTy EOol. tires sod -
Hudson ARiIt SiE. 1915; ia IETfert mechan-
tosI condition; paint IA o. X. battery
sOOl and tires god and--..-.......-............. g,
Huds1n F0UT. Model 81 lsS: in Al eondi-
tion ran ts bought fOF..-......--...-..-.. "a
Chandler Touring lDI5; almost beu. with
clock. cutUut, extra tiTe and fine set q
Tcat corsrs -
National y 1876 Touring: car In nice ruB-
dihOD and a bargain st..--.....--...--...-. ~
PackGTd Touring. 1913: newly paintcd and
very recently OTcfhaBled; has hns tireS
and nice scat ~
Msrmru spCSdEteT. lH5; snaply lOa&inE
rlt-doTp car that will HlsEe big hit. 20
Oilsmolile Tonrins. 1916; in Uioe oOndi-
'iUn; cyIinAeFS. good tirrs ...-..... zee. ~
D'slEe Rnaisirr i9l6: IN Al rOndItInB a.
IN paint. bsttery and tires. -.....--...... q
In addition 10 the atove We have oths car
for you 10 R.lsct from.
We stand ,iiT,cry Lchinl csrs. What VI
say they are they are. you cun deI1sDd uTon 1t
Come TO bsc
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
SECOND-HAND ~ UOS.
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET \ GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAsT
aUy Eatace in tie market W Rp! raTaucv, duIa
uiity. and ITicC v. ]. II. BIEN, 1919 & St
~. II nc M .l-e
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
SPEc'.L NOTICE.

run JN&T 1u -r-t1InN !. ARTlCLE NlIi
U' h,-LAUs uH1He {. hTf - EiTeu fi.at fte
annual tIIl. 81 thc tU,llu.ieFs Ci the Cs l4-
-. TIddab 'nmpsHy for the VseCltOn d a
Guard Il Dlre'lorr Tor tie eu-rirF year and ths
tens, IN % s".I utltur r..-rs - mH' b.
thought S'nre The mrrtiE. s 10 b. bed a. slr'
oficr ot The ,OTnTarv, TllITJy-siNth Rud Il
streri, nnTtTWesf Nt>hiurrHr. D. e., On VIII
NLSDAl. JauBsr, 9. ls.s a. I0d5 o'clock "a.
The polls yin u. tu fFuFl 70 n'C'nrk O. 90. rn-
al l: ocIOSk upuu q u CHAMPION. N,r-r-
:afy.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-30
Washingson Stock Exchange.

Furnished " ". D. Hibbs 4 Co
SALES.
WakbinFton Gas So. sl!0o st ~
CapitsI Traetioa %. DO ct 9s, q 900 at y.
Aftsf call.
Capital Traeiou, Is st fsii.
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FOR REEr-APARrMEETs.

First aid to the apartment seek.
TT will be from the small ad col.
'ninns Of The Washington Herald
Watch the announcements Of dis
play advertisers also.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-4 GIRL FUK GENERAL HOUSE
cleaning. Apply 29l7 Washington circle.
PHoT0PLAYS WANTED-IDEAS. PLTTS.
original stories wanted. submit in any form.
No instructiGn school. Guaranteed copyright
protection 10 accepted stories. CONS0Ll-
DATED SCENARIO CO. Uncl. SIS Lissner
Bldg, Los Angeles. Cal.
MAID FOR LIGHT nOISEWORK, isl
18th st. NV. Apt. sol.
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REAL ESTATE.
Careful Investments

OF monsy In First petds Of Trust tFirst MoIi
easesl on Washington, d. C., Real Estate Away
efss the full interest promised and the return ri
al the rHtuciple due, resardlsss Of The varytnF
incomes and values Of othsf securitiea. and they
are not suhiect 10 taIatiou- We have been sDe
css,fulb engaged In making thess Investment,
for our clients for nore thar quarter q 2
sls, and 9 par csat nov tesdy fcr delivery. LsSss
tptesfmfrts made.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS & CO,
Ssuthern Building, so7 18th 81.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
We BisY AND sELL FuksfrrKE
nu.-lols n. y. sye. nv. Phnbe n. MI n
WILL CALI On NY -6NLFTTERED AUTO
nobfle. city on s1furhsn. and pay you tigbest
raices for ladies. gentiemtn's, chfidrSais dlst
.rsrded e,oiAins, Of an docrfpt5aaS Addres
p0s'si O. phone. ! sin call y RICE. I.n Tn
d.
R60KS OF EvfRx SEScEifTToN SIN
ttn. PGARLAAk's BOoK sBor. @, Z
TINY
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

MAN AND WIFE TO Run FARM At sII.
yer sping. Nd. Apply No. '6sS Center Mar
ket, Of S6lj n. II. ave. NV.
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