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The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
THE TOWN CRIER.

Officers are to be elected Mt the
annual meeting of the West End
Citizens Association tomorrow
evening at o'clock at Kidder Hall,
S22 Twentieth street. Corcoran
Thorn, member of the association,
will speak.
Exercises In memory of the late
Prof. Hyland C. Kirk, for many
years one OF the leaders in the
Washington Secular League. are to
be held at Pythian Temple this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock, under the au-
spices of the league. Speakers are
to include John D. Bradley, presi-
dent; Rev. DR.. Edward f. Richard
son, president OF the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry; David Eccles
and Kepler Hoyt.
Rev. DIR. Cornelius woeIfkin, pas
tor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
of New York, is to be the speaker at
open-air religious services to be
held for soldiers on the Ellipse this
afternoon at Q o'clock. In the
event the weather is inclement the
program is to be given in Polls
Theater. The United States Ma
rine Band is to play. Kenneth S.
Clark will lead community singing.
The October meeting of the
Mississippi Society will be held at
Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922
Vermont avenue northwest, Friday
at 5 p. m.
An opportunity Is offered to the
women Of Washington, in a course
of four lectures on Business Law
Every Woman Should Know" by
John Paul Earnest These lectures
are to be given under the auspices
Of the Young Women's Christian
Association, and are a membership
privilege. They are to be given at
the Y. w. c. A. Building, on Mon
days, beginning tomorrow and until
November 2s. at 1880 o'clock.
"The Value of Organization Among
Women" will be the subject for
discussion before the Woman Wage
Farmers Association, 704 T street
northwest, this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Miss Jeanette Carter. the
president will preside.
The Young People of the Central
Presbyterian Church will hold a So
cial hour this evening from 6 to 7
o'clock for the strangers and men
In uniform. This is open especially
to young people who have recently
come into the city and have no
church home. On Wednesday the
Y. M. c. A. secretaries at the camps
near the city will be entertained
at lunch by the men of the church,
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
ARMY VACANCIES
FOR MANY ARTISANS
Electricians. Plumbers. Cooks and
Firemen Recruits Needed.

Particular emphasis is placed on
the recruiting of general electri-
clans for the navy. and as the runor
has been widely circulated that no
more recruiting for naval trades and
professions would be made, there
have been few applications for po-
sitions in this branch.
Lieut.. Middleton, in charge Of the
naval recruiting station at Ninth
and Pennsylvania avenue said yes
terday that besides electricians,
landsmen for Quartermasters in the
aviation and for mates in aviation
and motorboats were badly needed.
Lieut.. Middleton stressed the
point that there were opportunities
in fifty or more trades and pro-
fessions and that the seventeen
schools maintained by the service
offered chances to young men be-
tween 16 and IS to qualify for des-
ignations to Annapolis.
Cooks. plumbers and fremen are
also wanted in large numbers. and
Advancement is practically assured
those who enlist at this critical Pc
riod.
Hnhst"cnth SLOW Down.
Army enlistments slowed down yes
terday but as there is always the
large sprinkling of khaki on WASH
ington thoroughfares, there is no
fear among the men at the recruit
Ing station. Seventh and the Ave-
nue., that things will not pick up.
Following are those enlisted up I'M
til o'clock last evening: Edgar X.
Grimm, Philadelphia. Pa; william r.
Wells, Johnstown, N. Y; Royal II.
Royester, Oxford. N. c.; Richard 8.
Claiborne. Rush, Texas; William N.
Matthews. Washington, N. c., and
Dewey HALEY. Baltimore,
Enlistments in the navy are: David
Artes Keys. S1i2 Nineteenth street
northwest, Washington. d. c.; Ed
ward Joseph Holland, Brooklyn, N.
Y; William Arthur Mcintosh, North
Carolina avenue. southeast: George
Jorgenson, Brooklyn, N. Y; John
Casper Page. 220 Wooten avenue,
Washington. d. c.: Henry F. Long.
94 Thirteenth street northeast;
Luther Warren Kelley. Howard Clark
and Joseph Raymond, of Washing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss Mae V. Petty, of 1891 o
street northwest. is visiting with
friends at Front Royal, Virginia,
over the week end.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mahon. of
Brentwood, Maryland, is stopping
with friends in Washington for a
few days after which she will go
to her home in Charleston, S. c.,
for the winter.
Miss Alma Black. of New York,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Schwab.
Mrs. Harry Marks has returned
to her home in Newburn, n. c., after
an extended visit in this city.
Mrs. Harry King. visiting in New
York for the past wek, has returned
to this city.
Mrs. Margaret Edmonston, 2S16 P
nstreet northwest. has returned to
khe city, after spending the week
with relatives at Bluemont Va.
Frederick H. -Matchett. of the
Government Printing Office, has re-
signed to go to Pittsburgh
Harry Ainsworth. of the navy
yard, is on sick leave.
MacTeah Wilson has received an
appointment as craftsman in the
War Department.
DIR. Richard Henderson, of Cum
berland, is staying in Washington
for few days.
Clarence T. willoughby. of the
Census Bureau, has received a pro-
motion.
Hobart G. Farnsworth, of the
General Land O1ice. has resigned.
Miss Ella Collins will leave to-
day for New York for a short visit.
Miss Nellie Kenney will return from
Fairfax. Va, tomorrow.
William ]. Collins has returned to
this city after spending a week in
New York.
Robert Monteith is visiting friends
in fredericksburg, Va.
Wilson Newton and his brother,
John, formerly of this city, but now
residents of Fredericksburg, Va, are
spending the week end here.
Miss Eunice L. Shelton. of Paspat-
amy. Va, has returned home after
pa months visit in Washington.
Clyde NJ. Betzell. of Nome. Alaska.
is visiting friends here.
L. NJ. Johnston. formerly employed
by the Associated Press in this city
has accepted a position in San An
tonic.
Mrs. Olive Noel. of wycombe, Pa,
has returned to her home after visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John c. Foster.
of this city.
Henry n. Pilloe, Of Chester. Pa, is
spending the week end here.
Meredith Hamilton, of Phoenix, Va,
has returned to his home after snort
visit here.
Edwin r. Blankenship, Of this city,
has left for an extensive tour through
the Southern States and Cuba
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

William n. and Lily s. Sunderland. boy,
Edwin u. and Ronah N. Speskman, girl.
Charles and Susie saylor, boy.
Marence N. and Edith Updike. girl.
Salvatore and Helen v. Malaspina, boy.
sherman and Davide Y. Miles, boy.
William J: and Margaret W. Laubheimer, boy
William A. and Viols l. Krug. girl.
George Z. and Mae /. Johnson pirl
William and Bessie Jones, girl.
Raymond W. and Rae s, Dodd, boy
Joseph and Mary Cavallaro. boy.
Jonn and Florence Brown. girl and boy; twins
C0LORED.
William and Bertha Moten, girl
Arthur and Margaret Logan. girl.
Thomas and Rosa Griffin, girl
william and Laura Bennett, boy.
Ottswsy n. and 0berta Butler, boy.
frederick b. and Susie Barron, girl.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
Chicago Plants Will
Send Sugar Eastward

New York. Oct. 20.-The one brlght
ray or sunshine in New Yorks
sugar famine was the word from
Chicago tonight that plants have been
ordered to supply the East.
Many sections of the city were with
out sugar today. Various prices were
asked. Many stores were forced to
display mo sugar" signs. Large
dealers had little; small shops less.
One uptown merchant sold pound lots
at Is cents. Stringent measures were
adopted to conserve the supply. Some
restaurants are charging for lump and
powdered sugar.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
Roosevelt on Farm;
Weight Is Reduced

Stamford, Conn, Oct. 20.-CoI. Theo-
dore Roosevelt is preparing to leave
tha health farm where for two weeks
ne mas been exercising and undergoing
treatment.
The Colonel expects to 60 back to
Oyster Bay either Monday or Tues-
day.
1t Is reported that the Colonel lost
considerable weight and reduced his
waist msasurlmspt somswhat as... j
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
ON in ALEXANDRIA
Searchlishts Play on Big Banners
Hung in City.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
K. Z. knight 4 Son.
e2i 81 King Stre,~

lhE hkhALD
K. Z. knight & Son.
81 81 King Stree
Alexandria, Va, Oct. 20.-Under
the direction of the local commit
tee In charge of the liberty loan. a
Dig banner was, this afternoon
swung across King street at the
intersection of Washington street,
bearing the following legend:
Don't be Stacker. Enlist or
subscribe. Buy a liberty bond"
Tonight search lights were play
ed on the banner from both sides
of King street and 1t attracted
considerable attention. The wom-
en- of the city today were engaged
in the work of selling the bonds
and they report having met with
considerable success.
Public speaking at the moving
/ picture establishments also was be-
gun tonight and addresses were
made by Leo P. Harlow and Robert
a. Payne. 1t is expected women
will speak at these places next
week All is now in readiness for
the big parade at 2 o'clock. Wednes-
day afternoon. in observance Of lib
erty loan day. More than 1000 men
ANOhu lno 1WelIIn rlelu ATlllicTy
Camp st. Asaph, together with the
band from that camp, will take part.
There will be a mass meeting in
the opera house following the pa
rade- Representative c. C. Carlin will
preside. Signs advertising the loan
have been placed on the different
bank buildings in the city.
The Boy Scouts of the city today
were engaged in the work Of dis
tributing stickers advertising the
Second Liberty Loan throughout the
city.
The funeral of James E. Freeman,
OF Hume, Alexandria County. who
was killed by a train in Perryville,
Nd. yesterday will take place at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his
late home, and the services will be
conducted by Rev. ID. E. v. REGISTER,
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church South.
! His wife and several children are
living.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred
1astride who died in Baltimore We'd
nesday, will take place at o'clock
Sunday afternoon from Wheatley's
mortuary chapel. Services will be
conducted by Rev. J. E. Kelly. The
deceased was a former resident of this
city.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

Alpheus J. David. 70 yrs, Grant nj. NV.
Lille ]. schofeld. 50 yrs. The Plaza Apis.
Margaret Fitzpatrick. " yrs., Providence Hosp.
Chariss Z. Nelson. es yrs. u. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Victoria A. Ripley. 90 yrs.. st. Elis Hosp.
Merriil Williams, 2 mos lOos 10th st. NV,
CoLoRED.
Arthur Summer, Is yrs, Doa 1lth ct. NV.
George Danisls, 90 yrs., 1871 aist 4. NV.
Amos LACY. u yrs., 81. Elizabeth's Hospital.
ys ysen'Anin cspps v IN. U. 8. soldisu' Homo
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

/ CAN FURNISH CORRECT NAMES AND
Addresses for Chrstmas catAlogues one cent
Per name. MARGRIET BLANCA, General De
livery. Helena, Mont
FOR sALE-LlsT OF $40 AUTOMOBILE
owpers in Montana cities. one-hsH cent PEI
name. MARGRIET BLANCA, General DeiT-
ery Helena Mont
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
NUTSHELL NEWS.

The local police are searching for
Herman Griffith, aged % years, who,
it is alleged. escaped from st. Eliz-
abeth's Insane Asylum yesterday af-
ternoon. Griffith Is described as be-
ing FIVE feet seven inches in height
and as weighing 145 pounds. 1t il
said that he has a smooth face, light
hair and blue eyes. He wore civilian
kclothes.
Charles Hill. 1928 Tenth street north
west. told the police last night that
he had lost a gold locket with two
Soy Scout medals attached, having
a total value Of $50.
A. L. Norton, Al, Of Mt. Rainier
Md, sustained a broken leg yes
terday morning when a large radiator
fell on him while he was working at
219 Seventh street northwest He was
removed to the Casualty Hospital.
That he had lost or had stolen
from him yesterday morning while at
Fifteenth and II streets northeast,
between s65 and $40, was reported
TO the police last night by Walter
c. Brown, 1852 Bladensburg road
northeast.
Yesterday afternoon some unidenti-
fed person attempted to steal the
money box from a pay telephone in
the drug store at Twelfth and U
streets northwest. according to a re-
port made to the police last night
by the proprietor of the store. The
complainant stated that the thief es-
caDed when he saw him
Justice Siddons, sitting in Equity
Hcourt, yesterday granted Annie NJ.
Thompson an absolute divorce from
Benjamin Thompson and custody of
their minor son. Quinten Thompson.
The decree also directs the husband
to pay the wffs's attorneys
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
XANTED-AGENTS.

EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY: SALES REfILB-
sentative wanted Ford fuel cost nednced hfty
per cent. Money hack guarantees. RetAils $50.
agents sample. 500. KEROsEN GAS GEN
orator COMPANY, factory. Los Angeles
Chicago ofice. 3s Michigan Boulevard.
AGENTS-FREE CATADOG AND SAMPLES
new goods; quick sales; big TEOhts Make $
70 Is daily; no experience: worlds greatest spe-
cialties. CRUvER CO.. Jackson and Camp
bell, Chicago III.
AGENTs-'PERsHING IN FRANCE-BER-
lin or Bust Just OF the pres: new. stirring.
patriotic picture with punch: everybody buys.
sample free. PEOPLES MFG. CO.. Station d.
Chicago. III.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY REPRESENTA-
lives wanted. Ford Foot Lever Starter. Also
Lutte mooey-back guarantee. RetAib Si-5o.
Agents sample 500. FORD SPECIALTIES
COMPANY, e40 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles.
chicaso oflce. Ss Madison Blvd.
TO JoBBERs AND AGENTS-WE HAVE
the latest novelty entitled The KaiseT's Last
VIII and Testament; :" sells for &c; great seller:
big profits; exclusive territory given; sample By
request forwarded. Address AMERICAN NOV
ELrY CO.. 3is9 l7th st. San Francisco. Cal
AGENTS-sNAPPIEsT HOUSEHOLD LINE
on earth; redhot sellers, steady repeatersi
loo% per cent proht; 30 lEhtweight. fast sell
Ing popular priced necessities. Agrnts outfit
'-free Get busy-quick. Write today-postal will
do-E. NJ. FELTMAN, Sales Mgr. lol2 Ameri-
can Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLE CASE OFfER
make SIS 70 SO weekly selling or money-saT-
ing guaranteed household products. Enormous
profits; repeat orders CROHrS 4 REED CO.,
Dept F, Chicago. III.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
EDUCATIONAL,
ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE

ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE
Largest Private School
in Washington
Day and Evening Courses
ACCOUNTANCY - Oldest School Of
Accountancy in City. Degree
granting powers.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY - (Ac-
credited) COMMERCIAL Grade,
tins Free.
Thomas w. Walton. NJ. A., Director
v. M. G. A. 1892 G Street N. W.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
LOST.

L0sT-MARTNE 0vERCoAT. Please no.
dt where to call for same. CORP. ]. A.
BURNETT. i1 Shepherd st. nv.
LOsT-soLiD GOLD LOCKET. WITH NAME
Lon IN raised sold on front and engr.vins
on back. Finder win be literally rewarded by
returning 10 A. 7. AacDoSALD. washinstou
Herald.
LosT-IN A TERMINAL TAx1CAB TOUR
ing car. black patent leather pure, containing
w IN bills and s. in change. Return to 2s
wilkins Bldg. Reward.
LOST-ON B. & o. TRAIN, LEAV-
ing Philadelphia for Baltimore 8
o'clock Sunday night, October II,
gold mesh bag. containing one cal
iber emerald and diamond ring, H
3s4o. y. z. c. & Co., and one sapphire
q Co. Car No. 1875. 5000 reward.
j. e. CALDWELL & CO., Juniper
and Chestnut sts.. Philsdelphia.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CLOTHING STORE; PROFITABLE. WELL
located: established business; yearly sales,
$500; clean stock: slight cuupetiti0n: at In
voice: cash. Other interests require attention.
JOSEPH DoERNBERG. Kewsnna. Ind.
STEEL RAILS, ALL SIZES, FOR SIDE
tracks. sIlices; spikss. bolts. ties. switches.
fross. steel reinforcing lar Rails CIT 20 length.
NJ. MITSHkUN. CO.. Detroit, Nlchigan.
CAPITAL SECURED FOR PRACTICABLE
business entsrprises. Address IS Herald ofice.
AIRSHIP ADVERTIsING-LET Us DO
your sdveT1isigc. selling and distributing n
our aiEhip; increase business; Try sirship ad-
vertisins Address BOX ssS, Fort Wayne, Ind
FOR LEASE MODERN FOUR-STORY AND
basement building; bsSt location IN city; sso
monthly. oRners WE'LL BROS. Fort Wayne
Ind
GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
osaEes MADE ricbest Indians in world ty oil
under their Ossge County land: leases viii le
auctioned by L. S. Government; big oil fo--
tunes here. You can share. Wnte for details
Of big sale and inttTestiug sto-y OF Osage In
diHns and money they have made in oil. THE
0SAGE OIL AND REFINING Co, OElahOra
CITY, Okla.
Buy AMALGAMATED OIL lc SHARE; 10 1.
dividends in 90 dsys rc-siblc; fowins wells
now; tig prrperties; succsE won; r,sh order SO
buys 100 shares. References furnished. Write
fer particulars AMALGAMATED OIL. ll26
Colcord Bids. Oklahoma. OEls.
SPECULATE WITH FROM SO 10 500 IN
something new. Life saving devi0, H1sh class
manufacturing proposition. Get ps-ticilan ard
reasons for wanting snail invesi mouts from
everywhere. P. o. BOX -. RIthinond. Va.
WILL NOT he RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted By other than by mySsn
ADAM LEIMBACH.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & Co.
Southern Building. S07 18th ST.
FOR SALE-HOuSES

MODERN Groom HOUSE; RoT-wLTTR
neat; uled hrenlaces. vcstihule and hath: c.lT-
net nAnteis; Dfcot yard for esr1re: on Ny
S'e,' ~ near North CsDito. sir squares no-ts a
i,rce. S.ocoi easy terms. BOX "a E.od
Office ~ neAld
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
For Rent-Furnished Hou,e,

FOR RENT-CosILY FTRNTsET;O ToI7sT
near Congressional Lihary and two N, n,,.-. "a
rooms. rooms. bath. 6s \. G. ave. ~ LIN. vi
COMPLETELY FURNISHFD
northwest: rooms h1ths. kv.h- r-N rss
FJRNsHED. 70 Rooms. ROCRVTfI-E- 0S
eiectne car line; 70 minutes vaD 70 ,s..-n
cars; churches. good schools: seve-aS. Ar,,y
owner. 1874 N -. NV. a. ono
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE N Rpsr
location Of Chevy Chase ID. c bsiIt5n sho..y
nAtai billiard room, breakfast room surzrs: vTu
ssn. Phone Cleveland IS
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
Careful Investments

or money IN First peeds q Tru., fPs--t n.
gHgesl On Washington, d. C.. Real Es,sts 49,.
G'e The fun interest promised and The return -
an the principle due. neeandlezs Of ths vary4ns
incomes and rslne Of other sec1rities .nd ~,
arc no. subject 70 tHIsticn- We have been NC.
eessiulp engaged In making these fpTrstneut,
for our clients for mure thsn , o,,y-sr - !.
csntury: Investments. $50. 500 10 SOou a.
"a, and per csat nov ready for Delivery I.r..
Investments made -@f'
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
WANTED-ROoMS-

LARGE. FRIGHT ROOM. on Or VTRr
near car line: rot ose- SIS r-r month MN
" GOODWIN, Christian scienoe Practiti1ner,
lHs 6 - NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
REAL ESTATE,

PLANTATIONS AND RLNcHEs IN IoU.
isianA' hssissirJs. Alabama and P1orida,
iArse and snail tracts. very productise: cash
Goodland. Indiana
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.


FURNISHED.
se ETH ST. Nw.LC0SfLY TTRSTeFfn
roonls' n. ". D.. elec,Iicity; near can. Apply
TRAVELLING NAN DESIRES 10 SHARE
LIS furnished room and bath with blsip-<s
man. te-uring November ] rent SIS rsotn-
Aoar'ss BON !. Washington Herald.
N 5TH ST. NW.-NEATLY FURNIsHfD
ro1n- z Ter wees: gentlemen only
- I. CAP. ST.L55jSTTY FT7RSf S17-,
rooms. near CsTitol ana Clngressi1nai Iitra-y:
seutlenan preferred
UNFURNIsHED.
x VI ST. W.-NEwLY-PAPERED FOI-R-
room aud hath arart-nr1t. convenient 10 -
AIpg W. J. DOW, II Col0rado Blds.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ORDNANCE co.
WANTED-MARKERS AND AS
sorters; good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply Mr.. DOM. Tol-
man Laundry, 9th and c sts. NV.
LAB0RERS WANTED.
Lborers for work on new building Buresu Of
Standards; wages. Se fa hours work. Ap-
ply TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO.. Conn.
ave. and Pierce MIL road.
SO WEEKLY MADE WHITING NAMES
for mail-ordr houses; no eanvnssns. Partica-
lars for stamp. THE GUIDE CO.. Memphis.
Tenn.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
Sto monthly corresponding for newspaper; SO
10 S0 monthly in spare time; exrerience unnec-
essary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. Send
for particulars NATIONAL PRESS BUREAU,
Buffalo.
ANYBODY CAN MAKE 8 DAY AT HoME
spare time growing mushrooms in cellars,
sheds. barns. boxes. Success guarnnteed Free
illustrated booklet. HIRAM BARTON, Ss
West sth ST.. New York.
ERRAND BOY. OVER SIXTEEN; GoOb
pay. Apply BREwoOD. as 18th n.
BOYS TO LEARN PLATE PRINTING
trade. Can earn extra money at piece work
Apply BREWOOD. 5ls 18th q.
BOY. WITH WHEEL. TO Run ERRANDS;
good pay. Apply NJ. A. LEEsE GIG 9th
st. NV.
SIX EXPERIENCED COLORED HOUSE
men; IS month. with board; short hours
Apply MRS. FORD. Albert Hall, Catholic Uni
,ersity BrcoklAnd. d. c.
COAT MAKERS AT ONCE. WTNEMAN. iN2
at. NV.
WANTED-COLORED MEN FROM
20 to so years for general work
around store; only those with best
reference need apply. Call at 527
9th st. between 9 and 10: 30 a. m.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co.
WANTED-MAN, WHITE, INTEL
hgent. to drive laundry wagon;
cash deposit required. Apply ELITE
LAUNDRY. 2lI9 18th st. NV.
WANTED-LIVE BOY BETWEEN
l6 and lS as page and phone
operator; good opportunity for right
boy. Apply between | | and II a. m.
SECRETARY NATIONAL PRESS
CLUB. Riggs Bldg.
WANTED-COLORED HOUSE
man; good pay and promotion to
6rst-class worker. ST. JAMES
HOTEL.
WANTED-ELEVATOR BOY;
bring references; $50 a month.
The BURLINGTON. 1l20 Yer
mont ave. NV.
CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN
age l9 to SO years. Apply
z p. m, the Capital Traction Co.,
36th and M sts. NV.
CARPENTERS WANTED.
Union carpenters wanted for concrete form
work; wages. SIS for hours work: SATURDAY.
afternoons double tine. Apply TURNER CON
sIRUCTlON CO., new building for Bureau of
Standards. Conn. ave. and Pierce Mil road.
WANTED-TEN PIE BAKERS: 50 A WEEK
nine working hours a day. Apply Mrs. W. II.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT.-FNRT D7' ILTEINTT,Ys ~ n.
ni-het store a. 60 = -. nv: suitable ~ ~.
lng q hair -p01s 70 heir l-1s-er ard usus..rszf:
trade slrC-fv sSfr-rlrrAT
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY
real estate al lowest current utea; speoI
p-vileFes with resuect 10 urior pavnentn
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. Inc, ST ls-h a.
Monty no LOAN-S5o TO So6o0 on n q
rial estate. Several trlE funds ~ 70 g p~r
ccnt Al transctlons CONDUCTED with ecucnui-
cal consideration for bc-ruuers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS a 90.
SgIthern RuIdisr. So l5.h 81 nv.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21

WANTED-MAN. WHITE, INTEL
ligent, to drive laundry wagon:
cash deposit required. Apply ELITE
LAUNDRY. PIG 18th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-21
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE

AUTO REPAIRS.
ANY SERVICE, ANY TINE. ANY PLACE.
Autos OF any make ana age repaired OF rebuilt.
lords hKed while you wait Storage. ROB
kO1 MICKEY. 50 leih st. y. Lincoln .so
PRICE CAN FIX IT. WELDING OF ALL
metals equal TO new. Expert auto repzinnx
Prioes Auto ReTsir Shop. as \. Capitol n.
AUToGENOUs WELDING AND RADIAT6R
work. Fendes rspairyd, carbon removed; auto
repairing. Hucson-ByTd Co.. rear llls VI ave Nv.
BROKEN CAST IRON
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BROKEN CAST IRON
MONEY 10 LOAN

And other metals weliod ~ spltogcnous proosa
NELDTT Co. SO y. }. ave. Nv. LIN. 81
We huild ito oricTl and reusir refrsrerrtn-r
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A G761GE THAT Will oUTL1sf
bility, md yicss;.y. 7, d Billy. ia3 a &
nv. Phone y. a8. -- - f<rl
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WANTED-COLORED MEN FROM
20 to 50 years for general work
around store; only those with best
reference need apply. Call at 527
] 9Th st. between g and 10: 30 a. m.
JULIUS GARFINKIE & co.