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The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
PREPARE FOR
RIFLE MATCH
Expert Marksmen Practice
for National Meet at
Camp Perry.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Sept (stan
Correspondence).-Active prepsrstios
for the national matches beginning
here Monday. September Ie, now 80
IN progress over the rife ranees
Until then practically all the time OF
the large number Of expert rfhemen
present from the different States and
Territories will be devoted to prae-
tice for the main events. II has
been determined that the latter shall
proceed in the following order:
First-Two days preliminary team
practice. Second-Nationsl individual
match. Third-Nationsl pistol match.
Fourth-Nadonal team match.
Nationsi Tea. Event.
The national team match Is re-
garded as the big event Of the meet.
II lie open TO twelve hrers from the
following: (s) The army of the
United States, one team or more
from each, cavalry. infantry and
Coast Artillery. Cb) The United
States navy. one team or more. e,
The United States Marine Corps. one
team or more. Cd) The United State,
Military Academy. one team Gel
The United States Naval Academy.
one team. 90 The National Guard.
including the Naval Militia of the
several States and Territories. in
GLIDING the District of Columbia, ons
team from each. 90 School teams
composed Of students OF universities.
colleges and schools, one or NOR
from each State, Territory and IL.
District OF Columbia OhO Civilian
teams composed Of members Of tbs
National Rife Association or its sf-
filiated clubs, one or more from each
state, Territory and the District Of
Columbia.
The governors OF the States and
Territories and the Board Of Conn
nlissioners OF the District Of Column
bia have each been authorized TO
designate a civilian or school team, Of
sixteen members 20 receive trsnspor-
tation and subsistence TO attend IN.
smsll-arms first school here from
September ! TO p, inclusive, for the
purpose Of engaging in practice ana
to participate In the national n1stches
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
HOUSING SITUATION
BECOMES CRITICAL
Capital Must Provide For Five
Thousand Workers.

Five thousand rooms are needed
Immediately 10 care for incoming
war workers. The situation regards
ing housing has become critical
Resirents must heed the appeal of
the government 70 release their sp,r.
bed rooms for use.
There will be no attempt at coer-
cion,' states Z. S. Hege, chairman
OF the room registration committee
Our whole idea is to secure rooms
as rapidly as possible without an
tatonizing anyone.
The need for rooms was never n.
great as IT is at the present time
Every spare room in washingtop
must be made available for the use
OF war workers. but this connmItte.
VIII not attempt TO force resid mt.
into opening their homes to roomers.
such a move would defeat Tn.
very end We are striving TO reach.
II is our adesire TO have living oondi-
TONS here as pleasant as possible,
and the strained relations that would
result from such a plan Of coercion
would render the situation unbesra-
BILE"
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

NhAAA L.
Rossen B. Hawks, z. Petersburg. Va, and
MAsgie L. sledd. 3. Powhat2n, Va. Rev. Sam
uel Z Rose.
william s. Jones. 81. and Mildred Hazel. =
both Of washington. Rev. !. C. C0penhIyer.
John Pedroja, %, and EFAngeline Bernard. 20
both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. T z. Davis
Guy W. Doansson, 2, MArshAIltown- Ia
Ruth NJ MScLesn. -. PAtsrson. n. J. Rev
II. Z. BrundAse.
Marin W. Hambrick. p. and MsdaliDe n
Dill. ls. both q Clifton Forse. Va Rev. h 7
Stevenson.
John Graham. q. Pittsburgh. Pa. and Mar
rzret Ausse g. GreeooerE. Pa Rev. J. H
Jefries.
Lieut. Percy Bouci. Z. s. A. y. Portland
Mich, and Lucy L. Callahan. B AusrtA. Ca
Rev. G. Z. Brown.
Walter W. Wilson. e. PirrOs Altou- n. Mex.
and Rebecca Z Nixon. 4. Herndoo. Va Rev
Brown
walter &. Ink. y. Cleveland. Ohio. am
Bertha wisenann. 3 Norwich. Cous- Rev. Z
VIM. D. Crouch. =. Crosby. n. Dzk.. .Dt
Ethel A. Wales. n. Elmirs. n. Y. Rev. A Z
BsrTows
Herbert H Hudson, ., New Haven. Conn
and Miriam MerTick. 2. East Boston, Mas
Rev U. G. B. Pierce.
Ellis h. Charles. 8 Wichita, Ksns. ant
Marrie R. Wilkinson, q, South Haven, ksns
Alain ]. steicher. "A. Los Angeles. Gal. Int
Madse D. Costello. "a Washington Rev. NJ
P. Egan-
Marx A. Campbell. 2. csrbondAIe. Pa. and
Mary E. Walsh. q, Scranton. Pa Rev. c. p,
Thomtx
COLoRED.
Samuel L. Jackson, 2. and Bessie Ccop~r, ~
both Of Washington Rev. A. ]. Tyler.
James W. FsirftI. Il. and Mn. Mare Ger
truds Crlwley, 3, both Of Washington Rev,
Wm- L Washington
Henry Secoe, 2. spd Elizabeth Hall. r. both
Of WASHINGTON. Rev. Wm- J. Howard
CHARLES L. Thomas. y. PhilSdslphi1, Pa, and
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Seaman. %. West Chester. Pa
Rev. W. ]. Howard.
Floyd G. suthsrd, =. and Grace hobbs. =,
both Of Cstlett. Va. Rev. c. NJ. Compiler.
William Harris. q. Bowling Green. Va. and
Irene Brook. ~. Washington Rev. o. b.
Wood
Herbert B. Smith. .. and Amanda weerns. H.
both Of Washington. Rev. NJ. W. d. Norman.
Luke Gather. 2. and Lillian A Morris. s
both Of Washington Rev. J. N. waldron.
VIM. Redfern. IS, and Sadie Dudley. 3. both
Of Washington. Rev. W. J. Howard
Henderson Washington, 8. and Lourini,
Payne, 40. both q Washington Rev. S. G.
LampkinS
William Savage, c. and Msrinde wilson, IS,
both Of Washington. Rev. Daniel Washington
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York. Sept. 4.-The follow
ing Washingtonians are registered
at hotels here: q
G. r. Acton. Great Northern; y.
J. Anderson, Great Northern: Msjg
H E. Burton, Latham; W. p. Call
lahan. Herald Square; =. A. Cole.
Navarro; H. J. Conn. Woodward;
NJ. Cooper, Navarro: Miss z n
Eamer, Martha Washington; J. NJ.
Foster Park Avenue; c. Jo1ss,
Gregorian; Miss E. II. Kirk N.rthss
Washington: .E.sF 2 p NNUaF
Martha WashinE'gr5 r.. n None ra- .
Park Avenue; :. Morris T-.Eaur
House; Miss C. Lrarrr #sar-~a
Washington: M.sF . Eslrs Kan
tina Washington, y, Myunger, Mar
tha Washington; c. Newman. Gres-
orian; Miss H Weinberg. MARI
borough; R. Z. Ayres. Grenoble:
Miss J. D. Bulmer. Manhattan; A.
?. Blanton, Hermitage; F. p. Fast
Algonquin; H L. Hall. Monticelloj-
H Hodgers. Algonquin; Mrs. H
Hodgers, Algonquin; r. H Lane,
jr., Navarro; H A. Nattenk. Bres-
lin; Mrs. G. G. Mslby, Manhattan;
P. ii. Monane, Grand; A s. Ness.
Monticello; e. NJ Powell, Grenoble;
-AAss - INStNtss 1LAFle anton tttesi
Miss P. c. Smith, Wentworth: c. s.
Spencer, Iongacre; Lieut.. ]. W..
Thompson. Cumberland; Miss z. S.
Turner, Breslin; Mrs. z. vsnn.
Grenoble. a
Trade Represen tst tfves
Snyder d Wood; @. L Wood,
tailors. st Andrew Hotel. s.
Brown Lewis; W. Lewis, dry
goods; Hotel Algonquin.
kann. s., Sons & Co.: Mrs. c. NJ
Nohe, millinery; fs2 Fourth Ave.
Woodward & Jothrop. 3s4 Fourth
Avenue: %
Miss M Dell. millinery: J. N
Buzzen. dress goods; H Z. Hunts
berry, mems clothing; J. o. Aoque.
rugs, carpets and bedding.
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For sale Ford touring car.
Splendid condition.
FEDERAL AUTO SUPPLY co.
al Pa ave. NV.
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DlEI).

requiem mass win be said At 1
o'clock for the repose Of her soul
CRAMER-On Tuesday, september 4
lylA at 0afneld Hospital, QEOR0E
FENTON. Jr.. infant son OF 0eorrs
Fenton and Florence Evans Crs-
uer. Intsrment private.
GALBRAITH-On Tuesday, septen.
per 1913 at the Homeopathic
Hospital. ROBERT c., beloved
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GR1AaNr-on Wednesday, September 4
Marlboro, Nd. JOSEPHINE ROE
DER, widow of the late Thomas
!. Grant In the ssth year of her
Requiem mass at ST. Mary.s Catholic
Church today at 10 a m.
HUNGERFORD-On Thursday. Au-
gust 2. 1915, Capt J. D. HUNGER
EoE.. Killed In action on the
Mass for the repose of his soul will
be said N St Pauick's Church
today at 10 a. m. Interment at
Arlington National Cemetery,
JoRDAN-On Monday, September /.
ls6, at 1:05 y. m, at Georgetown
University Hospital. ROBERT R.,
beloved husband of Carrie Jordan
and father of Madeline Jordan.
Funeral from wrgbts chapel. 1887
Tenth street northwest, today al
.. m CNew York papers please
copy)
K1NG-On Wednesday, September 4.
1913. at $40 p. m. at her residence,
100 Twenty-ninth street north
west after a lingering illness,
CATHERINE V. KING, wife of
the late Edward A. King, aged 81
Funeral today at p. m. from Oak
Hill chapel
MILEs-on Wednesday. September 4,
1918. LUCY FRANCES, beloved
wife of William NJ. Miles.
Funeral from her late residence. sl5
S street northwest today at 2
p. m.
sEBLY-on Tuesday. September 9,
1918, at 1890 o'clock .. m, WILL
lam HENRY SEBLY departed
this life at his residence, z2s
leaves to mourn his loss a loving
wife and a host of friends.
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church
at o'clock today. Rev. w. j.
Howard. pastor.
sTREITBERGER On Wednesday,
September s, 1915, at $50 a m. at
Emergency Hospital. after a long
band Of the late Charlotte STREET.
berger. Remains can be viewed
at the undertaking parlors of
Geier. 1I13 Seventh street north
west
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Kindly
omit flowers.
wHITNEY-on September s, ISIS. at
Augusta. Ga, Mai. WALTER
WHITNEY, Medical Reserve
Corps. U. S. A.
Interment at Arlington
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd, sers. S-wHEAT-Fn; 80
tive demand; No. z red winter. t35<; No. z
red winter. sarbcky. 2Ss; receipts. lH.iA
shipments, S,7l3.
OoRN-Fr1ner; contract yellow. Iro 10 LIS;
rceirs. B.gi; shipments. S4G-.
OATS-Stesdy; No. ), white. new. domestic.
1c; receipts, 30 ssi shipments. lfl Isl
RYE-Quiet; Offering light No. 2 westrrn
export spot i.7o; recsipa, t.lE; shipments.
none
HAY-Ffrm; No. I. timothy. pr ton, Sl.ys
500: No !, cover. MIXED per ton. 2s2.
FLOUR-Dull; unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
ADVERTISERS TO HELP
REGISTRATION DRIVE
Will Garry Slogan at Head of Space
Taken in Papers.

The registration slogan will be
carried by all advertisers IL the re-
quest Of the Washington Advertis-
ing club, sent out from their meet
ing yesterday is followed.
They ask that all advertisers head
their space with the slogan "Pstri-
OTIS from Is TO IS will register Sep
tember l2-others must"
Lester Lsnsburgh was instructed
to carry out the instructions of the
club and urge the slogan on ad-
yertisers. The action Of the club
was in response to a letter from
the Provost Marshal Generals once.
Business men can secure posters
giving information on how. when
and where TO register. from Charles
J. Columbus, room 405. Star build
ing
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Lewis and May Z. Radcliffe. rrl
Thomas II. and Mare R. Hall sirl.
George T. and Florence Orzmer, boy
cOLORED.
r. p. and Minnie Bubdy. boz.
William and Mona Henderson, bog.
George H and Mary Z Jones, girl
John q. and Marie Nosley. Eri.
Maurice b. and Asrszr-t G. ThcuA, sirl
Lewis and MAry Wills. boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
WREcKERS AND BUILDERS.

ckEbrr cASH Furniture cREpfF fAaH
HOPWoOD'S Popular Price Furnf-
ture and Stove Store. Sth & K SITS.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Eirabeth BarndoIlar, g years, George Wash
ington Hospital.
Robert O. GsIbsith. s.. NEtionL Homeopathic
HosFitsl
Jean Watson, 81 years, Prordence Hospital
Fred Hendrichson, y, St. EliIAbeth's Hospital
PttillA Seal. 3. Tuberculosis Hosp1L
Frcde-ick Lea, 8. Dptsccp@l Eye and Esi
Hospital.
Ianes p. Barton, !. -ol Ontario road
COJoRED.
John n. waIke. 6 year. rear S lrs 81 nv.
John wornley, Sc sp sd st s-
Clsrs MiDor, A. Garfield Hospitl
Ambrose L. Walker, Is days 80 Ridsr Ct nv.
Amy Catherine Courtney. z 1s o st. ue.
Gladys Stewart. y months. FreedDen's Ho<pi
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE

White Leyhorns. TO quality. SSasc; rooste-s
2saSe; suiness Per pair, l.Sssl Is; piFoons. old.
per pair, 0sBc; do. young, per pair. 5sssec.
P0rAToES-white potatoes. Norfolk, Per
bbl. No. /, S50st5o: No q 2coAam; Eastern
Shore. per b6l., No. /, Los45o; No. z IoOs3oo:
Jersey, rer s~bushel basket No. / l.osl IS:
do Jersey, Per S-bushel basket, No. ], 1.oozl.l5;
No 2 5oseSc; do. Jersey. per l5Olb bag. No. /.
i0stlS; No. Z, 25oz2.7s; sweet potatoes. Jer-
eey. per basket, No !, I.eoal.so; No. 2 T5cs
loo: do. North Carolina, per bbl, No. l.
5saloo; No. 2. lsos2oo; cuIls, LOO; Eastern
Shore, per bol, No. !. S.ozs.oo; No. . L5czloo.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington. September 4.
1918 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at Room 5ll. District Building, this city, until
Q O'Clock p. m. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II.
1918 for plumbing repair work at various Iocar
tons. Blank forms Of proposals and peoessary
information may be obtained at Room S5. Dis
trict Building LOUIS BROwNLOw, John
C. D. KNIGHT. W. GwYNN GARDINER,
Commissioner se5sTsI0u
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
Tu a Rumor Next Time.

Snitcher: Listen. Tellitt I've got
to get another room don't like
the landlady.
Tellitt: Why not?
snitcher: She asks too much OF
me. Wanted me to take room up
stairs the other day, when I couldn't
even get my arrns around her. let
alone the room-Cartoons Magaxine.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

A white boy, l6 to l6 years
ord, as helper on truck; steady
work, good wages.
Two white boys. from IA to Is
years old. as assistants in store;
very desirable employment; good
wages to start with and advance
ment.
Stenographer, male or female;
steady employment under pleasant
conditions; salary according to ex-
perience.
Two colored porterSthose over
IS years old desired; steady work
and good wages.
W. & J. SLOANE.
1903 H Street N. W.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Wanted able-bodied men for the District of Columbia
Fire Dept. Immediate appointment upon qualifying
Between the ages of 2l and 81 years Advantages
of employment: Essential work. permanent en-
poyment free medical attention. free street car rides
if in uniform, 2-shift system. full pay when SICK
twenty days annual leave with pay, pension system
Fremen when disabled receive pension; 6remen kill
ed dies In service his widow. child or children
receive pension. For further information apply
Municipal Bldg, Wash, D. C., Room 5. Sra
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
LOST.

LoST-DoG. WHITE FOX, NAME BOB; RE-
ward. % lst st. ne. View Hotel ses-lt
LOST-SMALL ALUMINIUM BOX CONTAIN
ing unset diamond; liberal reward II returned
to Mr.. GESSF0RD. Bureau Of Standards, OF
9isia 18th st. Sc. sce-H
LOsT-sEyERAL CONTRACTS ON 18th OR
G sts. Of no value except TO owner. Return
to TD 18th st. se4lt
sTRAYED AWAY on MONDAY, sEPTEM-
Der !. dark red chow dog; no marking; an
swers to name OF Chin Chin; liberal reward II
returned to 1915 18th St NV. se5-,f
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
WANTED-ROOMS.

BY LADY. ONE OR TWO ROOMS, OR
room with alcoYs for light Housekeeping in
northeast section; rent for ono large room not
to exceed 81 per month. II two room, not to
exceed 50 and TO have privilege Of a eirl room
mate. Communicate Immediately with M.. Je
e ST. ne. se63t
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A WE'LL ESTABLISHED STORE. DRY
goods. notions lades and gents furn: hing.
school supplies and candies. This is the only
store Of its kind in one Of washington's best
suburbs. Directly opposite school. Inquire be-
tween and at SIS Shepherd st. NV se5-i.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW, UNFINISHED, MARYLAND
Park. 500. Apply 723 10th st nv.. or Main
ssI0. se5-3t
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REAL ESTATE.
Some Day q home or lnvermept M
CABIN John PARKI

WHY NOT TODAYf
For plats, illustrated books, and fun particu.
lars about these little farms, attractive bome
sites, and low prices, see or write
]. S. TOMLINSON,
~ SOUTHERN BLDG. MAIN YAs.
Six new houses and bungalows ready for In
spection. s.sO to s2.5oo. Easy terua.
eod-tf
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED A TRUNK, lexlsxa Roy rr
Herald Office - 80 -
WILL CALL IN MI UNLETTERFD 1iT11
mobile. city OF suburban. and ~ ~, h,shs.,
prices foe hdies'. sentlemen's. chsidre.s a.
csrosd coshin& d an dsscziptiouA Addren
poshi o. phone. win can Il RICE. - ~
Z. ~. q. N
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
DINING ROOMS.

ASEIMORE HOTEL AND CAFE,
18th and E N W. a aFHRDG R.fsisS ,as fG5nsr SgFs1
Dinins-rooms for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Popular Prices.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES
MONEY TO LOAN.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WINDOW SCREENS AND SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER.
Best Opaque on II. n. Rollers
J. G. PREINKERT, l1o II st ne.
Phone /. ilS. tfxs
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

TYPIST BY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.
Only those seeking permanent employment
need apply. Splendid opportunity for right
party Address BOX B5, Herald Office. se6st
$50
Is THE SALARY YOU RECEIVE THE
frst year Of service as a telephone operator.
You are paid 5000 a week while learning and
increased as you become proficient The roIk
is easy. the surroundings pleasant and the op-
portunities for advancement are excellent Ap-
plication may be made at ROOM 3Os, Homer
Building. 18th. between and G sts. NV, any
week day between a. m. and D. N. See
display Advertisement in this paper.
se5 e56T.sel0lll2l3l4lSI I6
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE IN BEST
section Of northwest: earnings sl5o per month
owner wlu b subject TO new draft; must sell
before called Apply~ CIRCUL ALTON NAN.
AGER. Herald odice. ,u,a,t
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building. 8O7 18th St.

TWO LOTS, NOS. q and .. IN SQUARE NO.
i2as. on Rhode Island ave-, size ao1s3; make
me oner; owner anxious to sell; living in North
Carolina ]. d. COLLINS, Wake Forrest, N. @.
se3-7t
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
AUTO TRUCKS.
USED CARS.

We haze several slightly used Ford can, 1913
model, equipped with Smith Form-a- Truck at
tachments.s
We wish to explain our reason for having
these comparatively new cars for sale Is due TO
3 customer failing with his contract and We
were, forced to take these trucks back
We are Offering these trucks at 4 reduction
Of $1,000 on each truck cars guaranteed as
new, will sell on easy terms
RECORD AUTO CO., mo.
l33 Pa. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
GARAGE BUILDERS.

THE CoNCRETE SHIP, THE CONCRETE
house. and last and finally the Concrete Gar
age. There's many a reason why the Concrete
Garage Is your choice. Capacity one big car,
sis5. WILLIAM sERBY. III 18th NV. NJ
sD4 sSlt
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
TRANSFER COMPANY.

experts: 1t will py. SUBURBAN TRANS
FER CO., 6N st. NV. Franklin MS. sel-3t
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EXPERIENCED OFFICE MEN, u

to 45; natives only; exempt from
draft; starting salary equal to
500 per month; give age. expert
ence, where employed past year,
and salary received. married or
single. and date you can accept po-
sition. BOX 369, Herald sfice.
se6-2t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT; FINE L0o1-
ton; near Charlottesville, Val cheap. Ad-
dress s. Eye st NV. se43t
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06

TON CO., 36th & NJ sts. NV,
Washington. D. c.
ss2mtWtfto $50
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PERSONALS.

THERE is NOTHING YET DEVELOPED
that shows that clothes will be lower. that is
as far IS we know, and this applies TO msn's
worn suits. ovGcoats. pents. etc. 70 when q
good price 10 wanted let rs buy them, and We
do buy. IusTH's OLD STAND, eis d. seslt
ONE-OOL BOX FRIDAY -. 49, .
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Careful Investments

OF money in First Deeds Of Trust (Fira Mort.
cages, On Washington, ID. O., Real Ezute al.
ways give the full interest promised and the
return OF al the principle dpe, regardless Of
the varying incomes and values Of other secpr,-
tea We have been successfully engaged in
making these Investments for our clients for
more than quarter Of . century invest
ments, $3.50. $500 to $1,000. at per cent now
ready for delivery. Large investments made.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON coll LECE OFLAW
C0EDUCATNNAL

Twenty third rear opens September y at : p.
N. Tuition rs pr annum. Sessions at either
la or sU p n. ofiscs hours. 10 to $50. 1877
New York ava Phone Aafn ases.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
TIRES.
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

It pays the auto owner who lets Us ktep bis car
perfectly equipped.
BECAUSE
we are prepared to render experienced service
and bavt in stock complete line o accessories
OF every character, IL uding the famous Good
rich Tires. oils, gresses. gasoline.
Central Auto Supply Co., Inc.
loo4 Pa ave- nv. Phone NJ Ea
The Washington herald., 1918-09-06
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-CONDUCTORS AND

motormen; wages 81 cents per
hour for FIRST year up to 80 cents
per hour at end of fourth year;
credit given former trainmen for
previous service with US; age l9 to
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04

llltoiImaiiublat San Susfirfisia
iunnuntaina 7 p. FLO 10 up. Sertue.
tuloal
neutrality-suspicious. on Sron Bel
tisia iunnuntaina Z p. Flo 8 III.
&el1foulu alfaa Srompoooisia
sirffoialisia maanantnina s p. flo
, ap. &aiffi lapfetI
S~artausbetfi Srompoooin firfoS-
ia fesfiwiiffona 10 p. flo 8 italia.
Gmpeluiauran fofous OIL Mrs
,Ircio WGcn llrona Norrien lltfei-
lilo torstaiiln fl ,. fle2 %pGfpGllG.
lIfoilmajtblat omat 8esiemeris-
ii iunmrtoina Ia D.. alfoen flo 10
up.
neutrality-suspicious. Batefieloisi0
iunm;ntaina IA y. flo 8 iaalla.
610 6. @per ct. Sronmooo, Wict
Yirbelin $50 Mrne 8oiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04
&iitps.

Yppo1nlme lauiua ipoGmelliiet
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lpille jotta tulitte meiti teripebti-
ma1n jubannuspGiapGn iltana, mel
oGn 20 baap1imGmme ioboosta.
@aiffa emlne tunnefaan oleipamme
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iosta ionfa jGtitte muistofii fapn-
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na idilpmGan mlistosiamme.
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sc. Yitf1nen.
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pa farmi %iiiaitiee &olepan &auppa-
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10 ap. ionfa idlfeeu on iobtofiinfton
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