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THOs. ]. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES sALE OF TWO VALUABLE
REAR NOS. 111e AND 1116 22nd STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust duly
the land records Of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there:
by, the Undersigned surviving trustee will sell
ut public auction, in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER. AID. 1918. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate in the District Of Colum-
bia. and designated AZ and being lots So. 50
and go in the Washington Loan and Trust
Conpany's subdivision Of original lets and
20, In square 81. $50
Terms: All. cash. A deposit Of. Sioo re-
CURED at time Of sale and the purchasers al
lowed fifteen days to eemplete the purchase
Further particulars at time of, sale. F..
JESSE W. RAWLINGS. il.
se5. I. 10. 1916 Surviving trustee.
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rHos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AuoT1oHRERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE, A0DERl
AND NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY BRICl
DWELLING. NO. 433 UPsHVR STREE

DWELLING, No, 4Sz UFBE4VH .HTNEGT
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the uadersigned trustees Will sen ~
public auction. in front Of the premises, en-
THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF Sep
TENDER, AID. 1918. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm, the following dssefjbed land and prem
Uses. situate In ths District Of Columbia. AID
Noses subdivision q lSts IN square 324l. a.
per plat recorded n Book %. page IS. in: tie
surveyors office for the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to 4 prior deed
OF trust for q, 0oo anl tie sneuns over ana
above said trust 70 b pAia In cash. A deposit
Of 500 required at time Of sale and the puE-
chaser allowed aftseA days to complsts tAs
purchase. Further particulars at time Of sals.
BENJAMIN HOLLAND.
ARTHUR @. MOSES,
a,31-d&ds. exSp&se2 Trustee.
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TH0s.-J. OWEN 4 SON. 1UGTIoNhhks.

AND DWELLING, NO. HOO 4th. STREET
.-N0RTHWEST.. - 'yc..,.. :. 81:
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly re.
tho land. records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured therefy.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public aug
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
AID. 1915. AT FOUR-THIRTY: O'CLOCK
Pm the land and p5e%i:ss
mated as and being that part Of original lot one
In square north Of square SIS. improved by
premises No: HOO 4th street northwest, and
described in said deed Of trust.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
Of trust for So, $780, and the amount over and
above said trust to be paid in cash: "A deposit
Of 5000 required at time of sale. and the pur-
chaser allowed Is days to complete the pur-
chase. Further particulars at time tof sale.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
LUTHER 8. FRISTOE,
Re9 10 121417 Trustees.
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seIS,is 4oi-zes s. Gap. d,
fHOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTI0NIERs.

TRUSTB16. SALE OF. VAEBAHL1 BNIN4
PROVED I3fH AT TIN e6uHHRAsT
p CORNER or BLADENeBURG ROAD AND
''M' STREHT NoRTHEAsT.
essisa in Liner 460e folie Al se seq. Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured thereby,
suetiea, in trent Of the premises. e. NON
bIY, fHh sIXTEENTH. BAY OF sEPTEN-
RHH, AID. 1918. AT FOUKTHIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following DESCRIBED land and prem
ises, situate Ii the District Of Columbia and
Designated a. and being lots 70 and 80 IN
square 4472.
reautped at time Of sale and the purchaser al
lowed fifteen days te complete the purchase.
FlrtheI Particular at tine 81 sale:
EVANS BROWNE,
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Joyous on Return to Port.

The return Of ths damaged steamer
to port was q joyous one. Wounded
soldiers were singing patriotic songs
to the Accompaniment OF . negro SOL
dier at the piano. all Of them uncon-
scious that any one had been killed
In the engine room.
An examination showed the engines
OF the vessel had not boon injured,
the explosion the Hfeboats were filled
with passengers and provisioned for
any possible eventually.
Most OF the crew Of the Mount YER
non were at breakfast and the doc
tors were making rounds Of the sick
and wounded soldiers lying In the
hunks when the attack occurred.
With the explosion Of the torpedo
the steamer seemed to leap upward,
then settled back into the water, and
the sea began pouring through .
great hole In her side.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONRER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK MACHINERY.
AN ies WEST v1RSiNiA AyEauE NORTH.
EAST. NEAR R+APENehuRa TURN
PIKE. r;,....,-.
Of the District Of Columbia. parsed IN equity
cause No. .36967 the undersigned trustees will
sell hy public auetien on the abeye neemises.
sEPTEMBER, 1918, At A QUARTER PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK pm, Engine, boilers. Steam
Kiln, holding and Cutting Machines, about 100
Four-wheel Iron Trucks, Crushers, shafting.
Track, Pipe, etc. The above plant has not been
opeFited tor a 9umbes Of. years. the machinery
ID. fharefele. not in Afst-elass coadttien.
-. CHARLES F. .cARpsI.
-: ABNER H.. FERGusON.
Trustees, Southern bldg.
HAYDEN JOHNSON. Woodward bldf.,
se5-d&ds, exse6 Attorneys.
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The Berlin Fagss zeitung's NesesV
correspondent says the neutral DIP.
lomats have jointly pretested to. u.
Tchitcherin. the boishsvik fereaga
minister. against the wheleeals axe
eution of civilians and ofilesrs.
They Informed Tchitchsrin' that
their governments would expel all
Russian bolsheviki II the soviet Goy-
eminent did not abandon its attitude
Of terrorism toward Its political op-
ponents.
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ADAM 4. WEsoHi.HR. Auo1IoNNnn.

ADAM 4. WBsoHi4A. Auq1IoNNnh, :
Carload. Of Lumber by Public
Auction to Pay Freight, Storage
and Other: Charges. ~
On FRIDAY; s1PTnNBER 4WENTf- SDvHN,
1915, AT EIMWfN O'CLOCK AM., ~ vii
all by public auction, to ray freight. storage
southWest, ens carload q llmhsr stored With
% b ths Geuthein Railway Company in the
name Of b. Cabins Lumber Company. All Far
de- interested VIII please teke notice.
W1sHiNGToN STORAGE Co.. INC. i
lae16 10 40i-400 8. Can. st. !,
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George Washington University
Law School !
CO-EDUCATIONAL.

=, Begins 64th Year September 2Bth. 1918.
etsfct staadafds. select student body. Maxi.
mum credit from othe. schools. Instruction By
most approved methods BY professional teach
noon and optional early morning classes for
employed students. Sec. Masonic Temple. Tel.
N. 1910.
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: FOR RENT. So,
s ROOMS AND BATH; HOT-wATER HEAT !;
gas: garage 6 acres: frcit and garden; on
Baltimore boulevard: 80 minutes from city or
A. minutes by trolley; 500 per month, G..
BROWN. Berwyn. Md. 10s
WANT HOUSE; HEALTHY LOCATION
modern improvements bath; water supply
heat. Give description and location. Rent, $40
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: Attention-Home Seeker!

HAVE you SEEN POTOMAC HEIGHTS?
OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC;
Also facing Conduit road 1 mile: all in Dis
trict: high elevation; good neighberhood; strict
IL white; prices have not been advanced, but
VIII be soon we are , now selling very FAST, Al.
good car service: one fare. no change: y mia
utes to Treasuryi lets. saoo to $500; easy
terms.
FOR THE PROTECTION OF THOSE IN
DRAFT AGE future contracts made. upon re-
quest. will contain clause that all money
goes abroad to fight for our country Now is
surely the time to secure nice home site and
build when It suits you. Choice lots will soon
Jewett st. Come out any time. as w. F. JACK
son, iowner.. lives on property. Phone Cleve-
e sss, q se Man T 4sod PohsErT owner 1904
FOR sALE-0-RooA HOUSE. AURORA
Heights. gas, electricity and furnace heat;
lot f S. s at ash n6sd G. ,esEs
Alexandria County G. II. Clarendon. Va.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Attractive .five-roon bungalow on large lot;
open fireplace; electric light: tile bath; gas;
A. n. Campbell. 1410 NV.
DELIGHTFrI. MODEHN,: DETACHED. TWO
sssry hrngae built Of b bun t.R
tionnl toilet in cellar, hot water heat. electric
light, large brick and concrete porch; n square
nient suburb 81 NV. p. C. Price, 1880,
terms; ready Sept. 1; buy now. c. C.. LACEY.
Foxall Heights. y. C., adjoining Georgetown
University grounds.
SEMI RuNGAL6W 81 LARGE ROOMS II.
hall: hardwood all tile bath; large col. perches:
latest in heat. Light, plumbing and architecture;
large shaded lawns; lot 50x30O; fine garden;
pretty shrubhery; BALTIC. boulevard; thirty min
utes to Treasury by cars; twenty by auto; new;
quick pessession-- $500; terms. GEO. C.
WALKER, keneis bldg, 11th and G. H.
NEW. FIvP:ROOMy RUNGALOW; EVERY
modern convenience; half block cars: lot 4Ox
lao: 20 minutes toaqFeasury by cars; on Ratio.
boulevard; pretty lawns and garden; $4,000;
ST. $50 cash. 'GEo. C. WALKER. kenois bldg,
1lth and e. = 49, -" y IL
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME OF g ACRES:
large house and many farm buildings, includ-
ing q nearly new large tenant house; about
$50 frnit trees in full bearing; highest section;
tan miles -eut in Nd. near BerKyn; vacant:
immediate possession: $1,000; half cash. GEO.
kenois bldg. 11th and g. H.
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j = =.
s 50 l ] SUGGEST I
ENVoYSExCHANGE
Promises RsIsass Of British It
Bolshevik IN London As
sured Safe Return.
=. -. -:
EXPLAIN THEIR STAND

AMSTERDAM. September a-fAe
soviet government Of Russia II Will
ing to prepare for the sHchaHee ~
Diplomats with Great Britain ~ the
neutral powers. will undertake to
guarantee that the bolsheytk repre-
sentatives at London are given . safe
conduct home. The following state
ment by Fereign Minister rcAiteheEia.
forwarded to the vossischs zettuAG
BY the. Petrosraa Telegraph Agency.
outlines the conditions undsr which
the soviet government will act;
after discovery Of the ceupas 81
action Of the French and Hvttish Dip
iomats. whose activities were dirested
against the soviet power, the Govera-
ment Of the soviet republic fevnN IT.
self obliged to isolate various agents
OF the powers named. Nevertheless.
the government, as before. IL willing
to prepare for the exchange Of atnlp-
mats IL the neutral powers wiz Nn-
dertake to guarantee that NJ. Lttvf.
noif and all Russian citizens receive
a safe conduct; that LttvineM's end
his cefiaberators' bagg4ge be per.
mitted to pass without eHaHination,
and that no further .dihieu1ties be put
in the way Of shtp eellahefateHe.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

TUu 0hAC w 1IACI1qNuC.
TEN-RoOM BRICK, THREE STORIES. TWO
baths. large cellar. 5 rooms rented sT5 month,
ly. rooms occupied by owner: price, 81 800,
exchange for smaller house; suburbs pre-
ferred. .226 n ST. NV.
BUNGaIDW-7 ROOMS. BATH: H.W.H. ::
gas running water: 10 acres level, fertile
ground, improved with harm. garage. small
house. rooms for help; suitable for. trucker
self-sustaiaer dlHng war: S.. 500, cash OF
terms. exchange for city property of equal
value Phone OWNER. North 4007-WI 14s
A Choice Suburban Property.
Ten acres. with a good frontage.
the Baltimore boulevard. about 10
miles from the center of the city. =
Improved by large 'ten-room house. =
high elevation; two baths; con-
crete cellar; stationary tubs; piped
for acetylene gas; garage and chicken
house to accommodate 1000 head,
For Sale or exchange for city
property at $4,000. "
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
N. 432 lReal Estate DEPTH, 10th and C SITS.
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n. Litvineh Il Notified.

Those conditions must, together
with free exit from London and pas
sage across Scandinavia. be Euaran.
teed by Holland, Norway and Sweden.
M. Ltvinoff is being notified by tale
graph and on receipt of his answer
confirming his departure. r. II. Look
hart, acting British consul general.
and those accompanying him will thea
be handed over to the proteetton OF
the Dutch Representatives..
I'm other disputed questions pre-
vious agreements will remain valid"
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FOB aAIE-H0UsES.
WANTED-HOUSE.
NOTICE

EDWARD Q. HANDIBOE. for
merry with the Chevrolet Motor
Co., 10 now connected with the Of.
Zee Of J. EDWARD LEWIS, REAL
ESTATE. LOANS AND INSUR--
ANCE, 1879 Pa. ave. NV.
Mr., Handiboe will manage the
sales department. -
We have q steady demand fofs
houses from prospective purchas- :
ers who avail themselves Of our
free automobile service. -
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH U9.
= ]. EDWARD LEWIS,
1929 Pa. ave. NV. q
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10VN6. PACKING & STORAGE

CHARLES A. RHODES.
WILLIAM r. MCDOWELL,
sueo. a. 81. 50. rel. q. l0.12,1s Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcr1oNEERs.

ELLIS 4 DoNALDsoN. Southern Buildins;.
HAYDEN JOHNSON, Woodward Building, At
torueys. seo-d6ds.exseS
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

CORNER LOT, OPPOSITE WALTER REED
Hospital; only correr for business; is also
transfer point; wonderful spot for grocery or
drug store: cheap. North 140I.
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Z CLARENDON, VA.
ONLY 4 MILES OUT. BLOCKS To
>. ELECTRIC. ON MACADAM.
NEW. 7-room BUNGALOW type house;
hath; furnace electric light and gas for cook
ing: concrete cellar; laundry tubs; air-pressure
tank; electric motor: instantaneous hot-water
heater: maple floors. sub-doors. sub-weathar-
boarded and storm papered. Large lot and
shade. Located in. fine residential section.
Price. $3.50! Very attractive and will sell
quick. ;.
- - STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
(Ask for Grossman.)
GOZY LITTLE DETACHED BUNGALOW. IN
most convenient NV. D. c.. suburbs: rooms
and bath. with every modern convenience; y
square from cars. 20 min. to Treasury: built
Of red ''Fishlock Tapestry" brick; new: I'm
mediate possession.
G. c. LACEY. Foxall Heights. D. o,
Adjoining Georgetown University Grounds.
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UP in THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS ON
! lofty peak, above Harpera Ferry. stands the
HILL TOP HOUSE; good meals, clean house
open to Thanksgiving day. T. 8. LOVETT.
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HANDSOME s-RooM FRAME DWELLING
With all modern conveniences. at Braddock
Heights. on Wsxhington-ya. electric line: cars
kiehest elevation around Washington FOR full
pSffteyIaM and pAotosraphs. addrsss JOHN D.
NORNOxLE, - Garter 0xoe., AlexAAdriA, Va.
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erca oc an old fashioned praying mother
provides III, underlying theme.
Turn 70 The EiCht' will bc presented
h"r9 VIII tho original cast and produc-
ton cx1c:ly u.s. It ran for min" months
IN Chicago and thirteen months in New
York
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Nh TROLLEY STRIKE LOCALLY
AGREEMENT WILL De REACHED
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO-DAY To
SETTLE DIFFERENCES OF THE
ELECTRICAL LINEAEN.
AL Chance Of q Strike is Past ana Inc
Men Win Agree to Arbitration
Decision.

Hon. James Purcell. commissioner ~
cancellation for the United States de-
;rartmcnt Of labor will make an et1ort
this morning TO settle tho differences
existing between tn" electrical Encm'h
and The local traction companies. Inc
mon will meet with him and tho traction
officials this morning at ten o'clock At
tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor rs
snmbly hail.
There Will bc m trolley strike In me
Ohio valley az tn" result OF an. agree
mont reached Yesterday when plans
wrr" mad. for the arbitration or inc
motorm"n and conductors troubles.
Us soon as Mr.. Purcell settles the di1-
f"r.nrcs Of tho lInrmcn- he Will imme-
diAtri. take up the trouble between the
,ar workers and the companies.
1t ~ likely that the. mo:ormen and
conductors representative. the traction
uragnar"S and the federal arbitrator Will
meet Saturday afternoon rr early Mon
day morning 1t is not thought That any
length OF tim" will be consumed in
reaching an agreement.
That the men will receive an increase
in wages and also better working con-
diiion4 was tho opinion or those inter
cs;r,I last evening. but just what TINS
increase will be no one can tell at INC
nrrsrnt Tine and il will b" up 10 the
three men ~ 10 what they decide upon.
IT,, men Will have no further say in the
matter and Will abide by the OCCASION
rrn.'h"d by the three arbitrators.
The fi-cmcn's trnUhl' has been ad-
justc,I. rs has also IN" harm employees
and he irackm.n. TIL" scale will be
signed for III" period Of ono year only
and will Likely h" divided Int two ways.
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TURN TO THE RIGHT"
COMING next WEEK

'"T-I.n - Tho Eight ihn great out
Standing iacI.7.:al fit "f The pas; :-cn!
III New Yotk AMI t7iiragr. which comes
Il. tho Cuur. The;l:r.. cur tw" uig ht and
Saturday rn;Ltine.. started Friday. May
- - a comedy al the G'Sud old fa$hi"n-
ed snrs tina. IN" fathers and IH5ihsrs "
the .,re..Sn; generation "f p'ay gu"rS on
j"y.d. In producing Il MHSSr$, Smith
and 'iol.i"n acted u?rU the assumption
that human nature - constructed tu1l:Ly
on tho SaInc lines tina; 1; was - decade
h.ck. They wcrc confident that tsu, pub
lie had not "utSrown IS liking for =
story that mixes Smiles and tears. NOR
ais and emotions. ror'anC~: and the home
made jam Of ones far-away childhood
into a fragrant and d"lectable evenings
entertainment
in rs introduction OF farm ani village
types. Turn :" The H:Eht' ranks with
The Old tiom.Si"itd. 'Way Trw.l
Last" and W-nrhefl Smiths Other great
comedy success TT" Forum" Hunter"
while m rrtIei .rI~ Sn.r:' q. - fatally
rendni sccnt OF I'm HUI" In rs prr-
lnS,1e and three arts tier Is never I'm.
or situation - Gauss n hlu$h. dos pitc IN"
fat that two Of the pr:ncI pal characters
are nin,bIe witted crooks. Their re-
generation through the Christian influ-
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present season This one ia '"rhr
Smarter Sets" My People," headed by
Salem Tut Whitney and j. Homer Tulr
and ia booked III tn" C"u~; for next
Thursday. May 80, and unlrss AL sSnS
fail. will receive Such a substantial
welcome that thus city Will u" added -
n" LONG list OF achievements.
Aside from "'Th" smarter Set hoHSt-
ing OF n gene rally well balanced cas-,
Of singing principles VIII" are VII
known and favorable % mus.ca! comedy.
they have been fort fled. with IN ui,isuar
chorus who hav" N" ability Cor singing
and dancing of tho highest order Thrr"
viii, be 4 matinee At %.i5.
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TELECRAPHY CLASS
IS ALMOST FILLED

- only on" "r tw" In"r" r"rSrus may en-
ter IN" class ut the ! w e \
Al! rrGiSi raLionS Tor .iir lass IN
telegraph operating. whI'l: Will ho
started soon j." III" Western Union
Telegraph company mus: n' III no: later
than next MHnhar' IN u-f!'" :" r",-,ive
r"nsid"rA'inn. So far Il iarG" number AZ
young iadIrS have ra,lc aprl;ratInn 20
"rt"r ;hi~ LASS and thus Tax" pnqI''nrs
mo- h"fr-" open =" hem. and whirh
hav" h','n vacated hy IN" mon who have
l""n called mo Me National army
This rOurS" which - fr"r /" any nom
h'r u I'll" Young W"!nan's CHRISTIAN 40
S,.'i1IinI. Is ON" 80 ~" tin"St npp"r-
;uni:G"s fer young ladies' desiring 20
show th";- patriotism y" taking In.
places g: :n'u
registrations ShnrId hr Hi"d VII
Miss i:1rh1"i !:uh"rtH. industrial Sour
iIry. ~ The Young W"m"n'$ christian
;l=Sr";I;inn. Applications -" considered
according 81 dat On which thay arc
iilI
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RUTH MacTAMMANY HERSELF.

Mss Euth MacTammany. an Akron.
o.. CIR! vino quite III. move screen 70
hcnnnnc a l;cd Cross Ambulance driver.
will h" seen a; tho court next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday,. along with her
screen play. Alma. Wh'r" -" You
Live" and Civ" a patriotic t;LH. She
also sings a number OF songs. docs an
Oriental dam" or :"n and gives good
entertainments IL addition e. The picture
Miss MacTaanmunT served eighteen
months m I'll" Italian front. She Saw
0.nhp wounded soldiers helping - haul
hundreds of liIc:n from the fighting lines
20 he hospitals III her ambulance
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Avoid This Motto, Rows.

Sh"- Whai IL n" cOrr"r: trHn*in' ION
Of in" motto of tha, lovely ring y"u
gave ne
He. Faithful :" ihr last
Slr" rh" las How hnr-.d. tnh
:"u'v" a!"t"s :nld n" h"fcr" ihn: I was
The very irsi.-Mlnncapo.is Tribune
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'HILLSDALE' NEW NAME
OF ELM GROVE SUBURB
Infirmary Farm Site Will Be Homo for
Many Suburanites in the
Near Future.

"HiIlSdalet is tn" name nf HI now
infrmary farm building Silr at Elm
Grove. and within Il very short time
new hGmrS will b" looming ~ in tn"
splendid new addition.
The name WAS suggested by Tho
prop"ri! nwn"cs after careful roEsid.
Grafton on their part. ana Il large mum.
brr OF very aprrupriain namrS very
suggested.
GrraI credit is To b. given \. T.. Me.
Gee. Of the Bowman-t ammarh Really
company. who conducted rhr sale of
The property. It is one Nf me finest
building sites in the nu'.ihr.pik" dis
irict. and many OF the lots and habt
farms have been sold
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MEDICAL TRAIN ON
WAY TOWARD ATLANTIC
Big Motor Convoy Train Passes Through
On Way Toward the
East.

or" nr "T'nrle Sans" big motor
TRIMS comprising tn" mIdlCa supply
rain Of one Of the divisions that has
PASSED Through during the pas; week
arrived in N" city last evening on It's
way, toward IN" East. The boys were
ali in Il HAPPY :rame Of mind and stat
81 That they had been having fine
Time euruti".
The MEDICAL trii"ks are lighter in
weight than III" lug ones tina, nave
passed during IN" past Two weeks and
arc lh"rcforr able 10 make much bet
ter speed. They. were enroute from In
dirnaUnliS Ind.
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has the distinction Of being the worst
through the town OF West Alexander
rosd along the entire distance.
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WHEELINGITES AT RACES
Number Of Wheeling People hotored
Over 10 Union town Yesterday to
Speed Meet.

Ideal spring weather greeted tho
Wh"' l!n-i,"s YESTERDAY who drove from!
:hiS ci:y "y.." - In" races al ;hc Union
Town speedway. our" Il number from
III. local district were N at tendance and
rnihyrd III" event.
The roads wvr" in splendid condition
ana wrrr dry as tiad"c. The strip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
THE SMARTER SET.

Musical comedies. good. had and IN
different. com" AMI ." and ic:Iv" hu. 4
passing mrnl"!y "f thor purpose behind.
tit,caSr'n;.li%. however. ti,' adv" n''"f on"
IS announced which has stood IN" 'eSt Of
criticism -: Iii" press and 2uh.ir. whore
!:S triumph was complete and wh"ro !:
attracted larc" audi"nc,s during Che
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porch its owners entire
So Sis Our
confined Nudr and specialize the business