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The Washington times., 1918-02-05
FOR RENT-RooMs
Furnished


OTIS PLACE n. W.. IsI7-rwO large COM
nunicating rooms furnished for ]. ;. (.
s 81. ~ W.. iS2s-yery large 2d-foor rooms.
next 70 bath: suitable for two.
1eth sT. n. w, siT-Extra large nicely fur
nished front room. steam heat, suitable for
two gentlemen.
o ST. n. W, i27-LarEe front room suitable
for one or tive; week.
1th sT. n. e., i.G-Front room, suitable sor
gentlemen: flrnished.
G ST. n. E., sss-FurniShed room IN private
from both car lines, 81 per week. u
RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. W. iszs-Largs
rooms. h.-w. h.: electric light: bath rooms:
only gentlemen IN Office Desired private FAM
fly. caii between 8 and p N. -
sth ST. \. w, 0o-Neauy furnished well
heated second floor front ROOM suitable for
two gentlemen or married couple. Per
week: ]. h X. permitted II desired: also small
room. s. 3 per week. 10
H ST. NJ. W., fz-Front room. second floor,
men; desirable: s. per week: mont room;
eth ST. n. w. isiO-NevIy furnished room:
twin beds; hot-water heat: gentlemen only.
y. US6- -
lsth ST. n. W.. ss4s-FrOut room. furnished.
he bsated. suitable for men; also han room.
NT1eS 1VE X w eS9-Iarre front room |;
hw n gas NEXT hath: suitable for gem
tIsmen or ladies employed; IS per week
R l. AVE. n. E. Iz7ZFront room. re4t 10
bath. In small private family BrooklAnd
cALxERT ST n ": iS-r%o roI isSs.1 soea1s' nen'
- =. :: - ,,ss I,,,,,-toS ,oc-1- M,
- sicctricSty' pboue: one biocS froa Nit.
Pleasant car line. .--.-S
c ST. n. T.. sa:-Nieeiy furnishsd room near
bath; furnace heat; suitable Tor = sentie-
%ass NJ s-s;s syE \ " i5s@WsI heated FUR
nIshsd rooms: reasonable.
pa AVE- isia-N-iceiy ftirufshed room near
War pert.; olectricity. 10
81 s E. ISs-one room. private family;
owner; gentleman only hsnt' neat O-sA'
Fnons t-lne9.-l ~ -
MARYLAND AVE n. T.. 61s-large newly
furnished room; h ". L.; suitable Tor tSo
persons. -
KENTUCKY AVE. s. 2. S5-One large
front room furnished. wei heated and light
ed. in small private family. LIheo n -.
EATRNONT ST iH2-LArEe front room,
one or two persons; plenty Of hot water.
r,sI a-aS 1T
-, s1- = NJ 7iss---sso NINTH roam and
board n
------ - = T5.I-I.,1, TI,,,.i
PA AVE n. w, Luz L-YsICpp- w -, 49,.
,,snt-.i no car fars Phone Franklin 2s57.
Unfurnlsneos
10Th ST. s W, sse-TwO unfuruished 2qd
floor rooms, y or one y:
Furnished or UnfurnlShed.
uDfarnished; l. h k.
The Washington times., 1918-02-05
APARTMENTS To- LET
Furulshed

THREERooM and hath furnished front
APARTMENT. until Nay ~. csntraliy iocateds
electrtc lights. plenty of steam heat and hot
water: teiephone, piano. Address BOX ~
Times ofnee- -
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

FOR sALE-AUToMoBIEs
Vim Light Delivery
Trucks
WE HAVE READY FOR IMMEDIATE DE
LIVERY TWO SLIGHTLY USED yLM
TRUCKS THEsE TRUCKS ARE IN FIRST
oPEN 1i5iS' ExPRzss BOD BODIES, B1RG1ISs FoR
QUICK SALE TERMS II DESIRED
SenmeS Motor Co.,
6f3 GSt. N. w.
Phone Main 900
FOR sALE-TOuring car; gOod condition: WIN
DELIVERY TRUCK with closed pannel
body and Fond touring. cheap. Teisphone
Columbia CIV. tIsI Ith q.
ONE LATE MODEL Saxon tour
ing car at a sacrifice. STAN
LEY STEAM CAR SALES
CORP, i4o5 H st. N. w. Tel
ephone F. 6t4o. ISL
AUTO CLEARANCE SALE
Hudson light slx. 1916: IN perfect ne
chanicai condition. paint IN good ccn-
ditions battery good. tires guod...-- 10
Hudson light SIX. 1875 IN perfect me-
chaufcai condition; paint u o. H.
battsry good and tires good ..-...,nr.-- -
Hudson four. model 81, 1911: m Al Con
dition. Can Be bought for.--.......---. 80
Hudson big - hmousine. in perfect
condition. tires A1s paint yerT good-- so
Hudson. 1913. roadster: In perfect con-
dition: a bargain At -.--.......-..-...-- 50
Dodge roadster. 1916: IN Al condition -
70 unirt battery and iras....... So
Chalmers cabrioiet. 1875: wire wheels
and one extra tire: fully equipped and
g bargain ~ -
Locomobils limousine. 1914. IN perfect
eocdition and exceiient tires-.......-... 80
Chandler touring. 1871: almost new. with
clock. eut-out. extra tire and nns set
OF scat Govern
National twelve. 1915 touring; car IN
nice condition. ano a bargain at-...... S15o
Packard touring. 1871: newly painted
and very recs1tiy o"erhauled; has ane
tires aud nice seat covers.-.-.s-......-. 80
Oidsnobiis touring Hfs; IN nice condi-
rion: cylinders; gopd ti-es.-..-.-....- 80
Cadillac. 1911. tourtig: perfecs condi-
ton t1eg
Chevrolet. 80. touring car ....---.-....-. 80
for you TO select from
We stand directly behind our cars. What
We say they are. they are-you can depend
SEMMES MOTOR co.
The Washington times., 1918-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

BRoOCH-DIamond crescent; down town
Liberal reward II returned 10 1874 18th at.
W
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

SMALL MISSOURI EARN
tys1 cash and t2-S0 monthly. 20 intsresa e
taxes Also an Interest IN eur gruaI davul-
onrnsnt project which within the uaIt ~
months should pay you one hundrc6 dollars
for every dollar you Invest. HiEhiy prodlc-
tive land: close TO big marlrats. photogFaphs
and full information frss. MUNGER. h agl.
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

IsADoRE FREUND, isls
7th ~. N W. ID
HoUsEMAE-ReliabIe. II44 Rhode Island
The Washington times., 1918-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MONEY .tiKtts-Eiga. r0Os1s. fcr sE.s. 9
EyS ~. =. ".
The Washington times., 1918-02-05
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Iottssvffia Va: BEAUTIFUL locafIoa. auo -.
ter: plenty Tood: on r. ,. D.: VII Esl %
easy terms or exchange for d. O. suhurhaa
lroperty ef not les than avs aeraA Agriy
= st n ". 10
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

DUE to promotion in the near future we de-
sire the rervices OF bright, energetic sales
men for our wagon sales force: salary SIS per
week while in training for established routes
which paw liberal commissions. Apply at
once 90 JEWEL TEA CO.. Inc, III: 18th ST.
y w
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

ONE white pointer ZIP; black neck and
black ears. Reward II returned 20 10 eth
Il N z
The Washington times., 1918-02-05

YOUNG MAN-Laundry wagon
route; pays $40 to SIS week
ly; steady position. Apply DU-
POINT LAUNDRY, 2535 Sher-
men ave. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
FRENCH PURSUE
RETREATING HUNS
IN HEAVY RAINS
GERMAN TROOPS CONTINUE TO
KiN TOWARD BELGIAN
FRONTIER

u.s. Associated Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ~
FRANCE. NOV $3.50 T.. MI
Persistent rain ana deepening mud.
although making communications
more difficult do not appear to have
hecked pursuit of On, German, Zee
creating toward the Belgian frontier.
The advance continued this morning
over The greater part 0l the French
front with such rapidity 10 was i'm
possible Co follow BE- with precision
Latest reports are the French cavalry
IS moving toward the Neuse. aud The
infantry toward Mezieres
General neheuey's forces also we're
close upon he German rear guards.
occupying numerous villages and
carrying their advance toward Hir-
SON Capture of this important rail-
way center viii brine about final
Drumblng OF thc transportation or
sanitation of "a, German armie. To-
France
Subsequent operations may become
IA race between the armies boz retreat
Fnd those Boo pursuit to Ain Do chap
ellie. as the American successes have
made the line of thr Mouse 90 pre-
.'lriuue refuge foI th, enemy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
INNINGS 10 AWAIT
IOR OFFICIAL RETURNS


F Ass1. ai,d Press
WASHINGTON. Noy e Homer
g. Cummings actin. chairman of thp
democratic nation committee said
Hn.gh, that Tho official returns
must be- awaited % determine .thp
eIal.yo strength .t the Two parties
Do the house 81. added thar there
ras u'ue reason .o doubt th1f the
Democratic control oI the senate
500 remain unchanged
We shall boo obliged. said the
fu'oWeul "tu await the official r.-
urus FOO d..r inc tbs raluty,
1ruglh of OBJ. 40 partie. 800 tho
.Ous. The result boz the senate
Gems tn Deepen. upon final returns
rom Michigan and New Mexico
here is little r son to doubt that
he democratic 1utrOl of fhy sem.
etc. will remain Unchanged THE re-
ul' Throughout the country is -D
lose that DO m fairly be said that
He elections D. fitur- 90 drawn bait
Ie between f. Two political par
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
RAINBOW DIVISION TROOPS
ARE FIRST TO ENTER SEDAN

fy Cd. tbe German machine gunu,r.
llNl '5u th. great hHG-blDA bp-
W,eu iaUu tuu NaNuN was taken
Boo rha Wuruu h, fhr Americans
Boz Americans pushed through thc
series ot woods and over th, rolling
country reaching rho regions of
HauderylI, HraH,v.lI, aud IIs,,y
Tine German machine guuuers
fought as Do .HeE had newer heard
praI' a't holding fo thrr nests
B." many eases until 'H,y were killed
ur blasted uuf tt 'n. American ar.
I.lery lu rear udl actions ma.
chine guuusr- OIL. bach into series
oi foN hole. and 3ugouf 200 velI sun.
piled with cartridges rhr rear gaurd
tighter CARRYING their guns from 0u,
trench fa fhs other until taken pr.,.
HH.r After lu al, Ily struggle ir
tHn igua woods and u.'. fhe Amer.
.#ln, Date today released tho most
s.,rly height, oi the Mouse dom
mating miles of open country north
IL bumyulels tAe Germans literally
having been pushed uut ui every loot
ground
a. soon as fhn western portion of
Sedan vs.. .Iptured The Americans
began construction %, their position,
and prepared tor further advances
Tho enemy had destroyed lIl the
bridge. ACROSS roo, Mouse but the
Americans W.uJtrIr began the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
YANKS DETERMINED.
To CLEAN UP HUNS.
FIGHTING GOING ON.
ARMlSTlCF NEGOTIATIONS CAUSE
VI ACKENiNG Oh WAR
OPERATIONS.

NN NAHttAha hANAN
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
gN THE SEDAN FRONT. Nov
l6.30 p NJ The matter OF peace
negotiations failed To- slow down in
he slightest degree the operations
along the front today The news
that Germany has taken definite steps
Zoo secure 900 armistice reached add
luced headquarters. bat WIs not as
-ompauied hy any orders affecting
The biz drive now iu progress. aud e.
expected that the American line
Aill Dee carried forward without
pause
With that part OF Sedan resting on
he western bank of the river occu-
0ied The American army ls CONSOLE
dating Dos positions and preparing
for further advance
NiIo,nes Sivry and Harsumout. 10
Dee south and east OF Dun. sur Mouse.
were among the places taken this
mornng The American troops are
n close touch with the line between
NOR and Marilncourt. where the
roadbed has been DESTROYED Dc ma
.eriaI having been carried away to
.irenctheu fhe German positions on
Dee heights beyond To the south of
his Remilly was captured.
% is estimated that the Germans
De- determined NOT 90 WELD Sedan
nless absolutely forced Co DO so
They have made hig concentrations
'u tho heights hack OF 'he ci., and
uch places as can Do defended both
ho,' and below on me river Con
rero entertainments uea tho c.ty.are
'r0nely held while an tho woods
and bridges iu the noiri borhood has
'iiher been DESTROYED on mined
Paw tho prfetTant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

sloan Eminent makes rubbing need
less. u d easier and cleaner TO use than
p'asiefs or poultces. q does not stain
t-n,e skin or clog the pores. A bottl, III
sloan 8 Linmcrt Is aIl you need Tor
qlilA rest and rcliel from the pains ol
spfAns, bruises, b4riache, s.ifnc.k.
ana most forms Of rheumatic tUi1ees
Generous size botIcs at druggists
everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
CAPTURE CT NIIOSNES AND
NNH SPLENDID ACHiTNENENTS


~ Associated rrsss
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
DN f'tE SEDAN FRONT Nuy
1900 % 49, Though au other ole,
.e.Hrueuf. u. rhs dIy are rysr.had.
IW.H Dos fhs entry of tH. American.
into tfe WESTERN portion OFF Sedan
lHr capture 0. Ni.ueue aud -Iyy
$3.50. su achievement. Huf ONLY 1f Im
uurrurr bu' an additional .e.umon
.Hl ip -Ir. tf.Hr OFF fH.s. troops who
1a'ueh iFit WU ACROSS -'he Ntu-r
iliFluab b.thourl D. might N,U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

2u5.594. lead tor 'hy naval com
of >4ul The missing pre-
''u'ts are NOT expected materially fU
change tUo result
The Republican state central cum-
miftec claims tlc election Hi Gone
mauder NeWhrrry ey majority OF
600 to 10000 Nr f0rl issued 90
statement today Go me effect thar Doe
would not contest the election unless
Their" b. evidence ut irregularities
that misht affect the outcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

Norwood HaI nt Ei paso. prmi-
rr. ....h aud cattle owner. aud one
d.. f.. .-r.- cattle operators of The
Southwest Ha> BOZ the city Wedues-
49, H HaI bias d large number
90 cattle In the Panhandle country ON
grass. Duo says that grass is good loo
I.. country DOW and be- will move
D.. .t.. f he cam not lind suitable
i.... Hrf, i0r them
D. fol. off Do. late arrivals al the
Hu'. .hi- cts "Wednesday and
remaining n The civ over night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
CALIFORNIA


=
SAN FRANCISCO nov Gov
~ d stephens has been reelected
.yer Theodore Bell. Independent
indidaie bv majority approx
mating 10000 The bone dry
amendment for the reign of fhr liu-
3or traffic will be- lost hy approyi-
uately $1,000 votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
NIW MEXICO


WerhI 'n The NrHf
SANTA NJ NJ. Nov stat.
hartman Arr r S,lIemau uf -h.
Democratic r. uitteo tonight cone
rf.i tue dei' of " b Walton for
r''nl State uaiur hy ALBERT %
faI. ReuH can incumbent aI-.
.' defeat of o. A Richardson hy %
fernando Republican N. ~.
.-Hau. howe. declined tO give Hu.
1905 Ieur'. Ie Republican, ,.Hm
.t. ..'... hy 1.aHu luI ..t
hernandez b. If fI. behind f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
REP UBLICANS WILL
HAVE MAJORITY Of.
43 VOTES IN HOUSE



I'UUTIUItI FIVW 7 no UNu
"porrd 90 have iucr SEED h.s lead
to about $500 vote. over Henry
ord. with l35 precinct missing
Idaho the Democratic candidate.
senator Nureut was credited with
% increased lead of about coo votes
y,r Former Governor Goodmr. the
republican candidate
Republican control .i the house Be-
IoW beyond ali question With only
Hne district missing tho second
Montana fhc returns tonight show.
Republicans. 23N; Democrats 1875.
including one independent. Socialist
missing ONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
!. FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

rr- prompt relief from Rheumatism,
N-r c- l.unalo you can
c.p. o. -Hus LInincnt. The
v.fmr.. srH, counter -irritant
t.ttI.t |e Cu..tet vav 20 overcome
tar mm..... swelling or stiffness.
Af.a drops 90 r.slt 90 tne sore part.
draw i.e blood from the congcstcd
Ta. lrmafe the cause OF the ache.
: grla, penetrating power OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

I PAUL Mimi. Sow Ee.
urU mu.lI, rmplete from p,,y
Minnesota . It indicated fuuiahf
IHf luveu J a Buugnisf Ho
rH'.Hr VH e-eloc,ei hy plural
t ub0u 5000 Increased Do.
Hrr- UraH.0 III wiped uut 100 hopes
prohibit uists that fhr Hn
u.adWru 20 been adopted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
IIlII,,


BOISE. 500. An official count
t.'' h' Hes.. iry to defsrm.u. UarIr.
f Senator 1hn y Nus'nt. Demo
raf BIAS H.#n reelected loo Idaho
whether rank Il Gu01iuf Nr-
luUHg.I. g. the seat iu fhe United
State sem. fur 90, short term
ArH pf ideally complete count.
,uFrnf .... ou unofficial Figures
DID, G.E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
HIGNN

DEIkOl Mich. Not On tL'
... uf sir ALLY complete unofficial
.e.lfH. iU eht Lieut. Commander
Truman o. Newberry. Republican.
ae been ected o. the senate over
i.rrf For Democrat. by % majority
approx Hcly $500 WIN uiy
.rr rur recincis set io report ine
.Hte stood Newburiy. 2is.ss5. Fori
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

Mrs r. O. Fyto received letter
rom her SON. STANLEY Yesterday say-
o. that Do, had been sassed and was
-oDcIrIug medical attention from pr
iisf Mr. Ftiu Joined Captain Bar.
toms troop here and went from here
lu Fort Worth To Camp Bowie where
20 was stationed ior almost year
lefore he nas sent fo France When
Nr Ftfe reached France he was
transferred fu Company B. ttlth
Rainbow Division
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
lI,ILtlN


PHOENIX. Arik nov g so re-
liable compilation OF figure. on the
guy'rnorship contest has been az
empied by either me Republicans
1r the Democrat, The former have
reduced thor claims of the election
1i Thomas r Campbell 90 figures
below 300. The Democrat. are
tanning tha election q. Fred e coli
ar hy less than 700
I.s. rN. Is...t.F.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08
Christmas Is Coming!

Begin shopping Buy USEFUL gifts The government
-paots Backburns full Of sensible gift
suggestions for and boys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-08

Produce dealer predict that Turkey will bring SOC PEI
pound by Thanksgiving W want YOU read our ads
will keep YOU posted what 20 pay Tor groceries for the
spot cash
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
D. c. BAGGAGE
RATES HIGHER
AFTER JUNE 1
Commissioners Authorize
Increase Of 5 Cents on
Each Piece.

Increased rates for the transfer of
baggage by the. Union Transfer Com
pany. to be effective June l.. were
approved by the District Commits
sioners yesterday. The increases were
limited to five cents over the present
rate OF thirtS-five cents for each
piece Of baggage. and in some cases
similar increase over the present
rate for additional pieces. Applica-
tion for the increases was filed by
the company with the Public Utili-
ties Caspmission, May 20.
The ffcreased rates will be effect
i've only in, certain specified districts,
some OF which are in every section
of the city. An increase in rates for
service between local addresses was
also granted, the present rate OF thir-
ty-five cents for transportation of
baggage for fifteen city squares or
less being raised to forty cents. 1t
is specified in the new schedule, aof
rates that they apply to the transfer
of baggage only to and from the
ground floor of residences. hotels,
apartment houses and other build
ings. An additional rate of twenty
five to fifty cents per piece for hand
baggage is also provided.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
PONDEXTER WANTS.
BALM FOR BRUISES

william A. Poindexter brought suit
IN the District Supreme Court yes
terday against Emlin ]. Britton for
$4,000 damages alleged to have been
sustained May 1 last, when the de-
fendant is accused OF assaulting Poin-
dexter on Park road northwest while
the latter was too sick to defend
himself.
The complaint recites that, some
time prior to the assault in question.
defendant had been going around
6oasting Of his intention to give plain
tin beating when they met. ana
Poindexter says he was Obliged to
keep out Of Britton's way in order to
avoid an alteration.
1t was useless. however, as the de-
fendant Is alleged to have met Poin-
oexter on the date specified and pro-
ceeded to carry out his threat IN the
most brutal manner. Daniel W. Baker
Is his attorney.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
ASK INVENTORS TO
AID In AIR PROBLEMS

E. W. Dunn. OF Los Angeles. Cal,
known as an inventor of equipment
for protecting orange groves from
frost, delivered the principal address
at the meeting of the american In
ventors' Association, held in the
Board of Trade rooms last night.
That the inventors of the country
should concentrate their thoughts and
efforts upon the problemsof outdoing
Germany in producing superior air
craft was urged by Mr.. Dunn.
A committee was appointed to ar
range a special patriotic program for
the next meeting. which occurs on
the evening OF Memorial Day. Charles
Wales, secretary Of the organization,
resigned on account of having been
made a captain lin the army and
detailed 10 duty on the stan of the
War College. R. H. Pratt was elect
ed secretary in his stead.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Nurses and Soldiers
To Bear Stretchers

Ten strong soldiers and ten brave
nurses will bear as many stretchers
at as many prominent corners in the
city on Saturday. But they will not
be stretchers of sorrow, or despair.
but Of hope! Which you must fill to
overfiowing with your pledges and
your money that the Red Cross bear
ers of the stretchers ''over there"
may continue to carry the suffering
and the dying from out the carnage
Of battle.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
U. 5. Daughters Elect
Mrs. Maxwell President

Elizabeth. N. J.. May 3.-The an
nual meeting of the New Jersey So
ciety of United States Daurhters
of the War Of 1872 was. held in the
parish house Of the First Presby-
terian Church here. There were rem
resentatives from most of the chan
ters within the State present when
Mrs. Matthias Steelman. president,
called the meeting to order. Mrs'
Robert c. Maxwell, Of Trenton. was
elected president.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
FIND WOMAN'S BODY
LOST IN FEBRUARY

New Rochelle, N. Y. May 2s.-The
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance of Mrs. Rebecca Eckstein, 81
years old. from a sanitarium at
Larchmont on Febru4ry Is last, was
cleared up when her body was found
floating in Long Island Sound off this
place. The Identification was made
by a brother. Solomon Wolf. of 400
West 150th street. Manhattan. He said
his sister lad lived in his house prior
to having !een sent to the sanitarium.
There was a wedding ring. n gold
bar pin and s14' in cash on the body
when it was recovered.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Bill in Cortes Would
Give Spain Gold Basis

Madrid. May 2.-The finance min
istry has introduced in the Cortes; a
bill to put Spain on a gold basis.
1t provides that silver shall not be
legal tender in amounts of more than
fifty pesetas 500. except for pay
ments to the government. Foreign
gold coins will have CURRENCY IN
Spain, their value in pesetas being
stamped on them until arrangements
are made for minting.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Y. W. {. A. Has Programs
Of Music Each Niqht

Women music lovers in Washing
ton now have an opportunity to hear
abundance Of good music. The Y. w.
C. A. 10 now presenting musical pro-
grams nightly in the main building
of the organization. Fourteenth and
G streets northwest. :-s
The programs include both instru-
mental and vocal selections. Some
Of the best talent in the city has vol-i
unteered to contribute on various oc7
casions. !.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Huns New Plane Unfortup.te.

Paris. May IA new German aero
plane called the Pfalz d III has ap-
Feared at the front. 1t is a single
seated chasing machine. only 30 feet
wide with wings spread. A French
lieutenant has already brought down
one and an American aviator sec
on6 =
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
To $500 Blouses,
Today, Special at $l.95

Smart models of voile. trim
med with val. laces, of fancy
check voile, of batiste, with fine
tucks and hemstitching. of ALL
over embroidered voile. Sam
pies and last of lots. Values to
$500. at $1.95.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Values to aSc in
Fruit Trimmings
and Wire Handles
for Bags at Sc

color silk fruit and wire han
dies Ito be coyered). Today
only. SC.
Art Dept-Street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Children's Princess Sins, 7Se
Women's and Misses
New Silk Dresses -SlS.9S
Including Some Worth 10 $3.50. =.

offering for today onysn
regular including in light colors
Silk
) Paas RsyaI-TAird
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
To Sl.0O BIouses, Csc

Plain and striped voile blouses.
tailored and lace-trimmed mod
els. mostly $500 values. Today
at Csc. Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
To $500 Silk BIouses,
Today at S2.3S

Miscellaneous lots-of tub silk,
crepe de chine and silk gingbam
checks. Values to $500. at sass.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Women's Vests, Today Ssc

Low-neck. sleeveless v Vests. :.
tailor band, crochet ypke.. in
white and pink. Regular and
extra sizes. street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
White Bris Brie Sash Curtains,
Each 39c

Made with loops at tops for
rod. Special for today only at
39c each. Second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Women's Xests. 4 for Soc

Low-neck, sleeveless and W
neck styles. Regular sizes. To-
day only, 19c each. or for soc.
street Floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-24
Boys Union Suits, Sc

Made in athletic style-oi
cross bar muslin. Sizes rs to So.
Today only, 59c.