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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
MRS. AUGUST HlLlEMAN DIES.
State Center Woman Passes Away a
Phoenix Arix., After Long Illness.

State Center Wosnan Passes Away al
Phoenix Arlx., After Long illness.
Mrs. August Hilleman, OF State Cen
ter. died Tuesday afternoon at Phoenix.
Arm, following a long illness. Mr..
and Mrs. Hilleman went west late in
August for the latter's health, leaving
State Center by automobile, with Den-
yer as their intended destination. Mrs.
Hilleman long had been . sufferer
with rheumatism. Leaving the car at
Denver she and her husband decided
to go ON to Phoenix. and shortly after
their arrival Mrs. Hilleman was
stricken with influenza This illness
caused her vitality to ebb and abe was
removed to q sanatortum, where she
died. The body left Phoenix Christmas
night and arrangements for the funeral
will not be made until more definite
word 10 received at State Center from
Mr.. Hilleman.
Mrs. Hilleman was about 80 years Of
age. and was born Anna johnson,
daughter OF the late Lars johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleman had lived on
the Hilleman farm, eight miles south
east OF State Center, until their de-
parture for the west.
Mrs. Hilleman Is survived by her
husband and one son.. Ronald Hill
eman; her mother. Mrs. Mary johnson
east Of Lamoille: four sisters, Mrs.
Lloyd Buck, near State Center; Mrs
Joe Lander. near Marietta: Hilda and
Jennie, living with their mother. and
two brothers. Gustav and Fred John
son, also residing with the mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27

teeA ssss since oAme 70 tho army.
hope ! nay stay n good health until
rctuvn Aoma."
Altho reared in Albion for nine years
Private Davis had been living In Mon
tana, where he and his brother Fred
enlisted for shipbuilding In August
1913. The brothers went together to
Camp Merritt. N. j.. where they were
separated and were sent to France.
The brother Fred is still In service in
southern France.
Private Davis. who was faniliarly
known at Albion as cad" was born
March g. 1879. After going TO Mon
tana he was united In marriage with
Miss Mary Devany. and one child was
born to the couple, After her husband
enlisted Mrs. Davis moved to scobey,
wyo. His wife and daughter Margaret
survive him. as does his father, the
brother Fred, two other brothers. and
four sisters. The latter are Emmett and
Lyman, Mrs Florence Reislnyer and
Mrs. Elsie Baker. OF Albion: Mrs, Grace
FRANKIE. OF Boone. and Mrs. Blance
Sweet, OF Dolliver.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27

The stork. which makes happy .
home Of the Rhodes neighborhood did
double duty at one homo near that
town Christmas eve and LEFT two
Christmas packages" which by a
queer coincidsnt. made \ mother and q
gran dmother and an aunt and q niece
aimost at the sa,ne time.
In the evening a baby daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long,
and six hours later, In tho same house
Another baby daughter was born 10
Mrs. virgie Harper. tho latter a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Long. Mrs.
Harpers husband 10 In the army. and
sho has been living with her parents
since he left.
So Mrs. Long. In addition to being a
mother herself by the birth OF her
little daughter, became n grandmother
shortly afterwards. and Baby Long,
while yet but OF very tender age, be-
came an aunt OF little Miss Harper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
ALBION BOY DIES IN FRANCE
Clarence J. Davis Stricken With ksars
Disease.


Within q short time after 8. p. Davis,
OF Albion, received a letter from his
SON. Private Clarence ]. Davis. 33lst
supply company, quartermaster's corps,
N service In France. in which he wrote
how well ne was and how he expected
to return soon, there came message
saying Davis had died suddenly at
Camp st. Sulpice, France, OF heart
disease. The telegram bringing the
sad and unexpected news was forward
ed to the father at Albion by his sons
wife, Mrs. Mary Davis, from Scobey,
wyo.. where the hospital>at Camp 81.
Sulpice had reached her with . tele-
gram. II said that Private Davis was
on his way to the camp hospital when
he tainted. He was carried into the
building ana died the following morn
ing. Nov. -. without regaining con-
sctousness.
In the letter. 20 his father Nov. IS.
only four days before his death, Private
Davis wrote: II am well and able to
cat three square meals lay and have
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
w.r,no Taken 20 Hospital.

Edward @. waring, aged 81, GIL
west Nevada street q riRgman at the
Third avenue crossing Of the Chicago
Great Western, was taken to the state
hospital at Independence this forenoon
by Sheriff Edgar. following q hearing
before the commissioners Thursday
afternoon. Warnings mental faculties
have been declining for d number OF
years, It Is said, due partly. It is sup-
posed, to epilepsy He has wife and
two children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
Mono rial Service For Wall.

Il "A memorial service for Lieut.. Earl
J. Wall. former Albion boy who died
In France Oct. ~ from wounds re-
ceived IN action. will DO held at the
Albion Methodist church next Sunday
morning. Miss Marjorie Fisk, Of chi
caso, Lieutenant Walls intended BRIDE
expects to Do In Albion for ne service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neirhbors and the street car men, for
their sympathy and kindness shown US
curing the sickness and death OF our
daughter, Craze Leona, also for the
beautiful fora! offerings. J. r. htkin-
son and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
MARRIED.
cIspsaddle .Ankrum.

Merritt r. Clapsaddle and Miss Ruth
Ankrum, both OF Albion. were mar
ried at 1:4s Thursday afternoon by
Rev. r. r. Davidson. Mr.. Clapsaddle
Is farmer and will live on farm
near Albion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
card a. Thanks

II We wish TO thank our many fsfends
and nAiGhbors for their kind assistanee
IN our recent bereavement, also for the
beautiful towers. Mrs J. B. West Nrs.
Clarence Loomer. Miss Prudence TODD,
Sam and Robert Todd. 3i4se
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7Card 81 III alrkIsI., !

We wish 70 thank all neighbors and
frisnds for their kind assistance and
sympathy vehown US during the sick-'
moss and death Of our husband and
fAAls1r, also Tor the beautiful nnWsre.
Mn Frank Drahos and Children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
csrd o. rh.nks.

NJ wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kind assistance
In our recent bereavement. also for the
beautiful flowers. Natheb Phelps and
Family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27

ossWegy Church ossvisss.
Services at the Hartland Trisads
ehurch Sunday viii be conducted ~
eAs pastor, Rev. George J. Mcclellan.
who viii preach in the morning on 'The
Bethlehem Babe" and In the evening
Will give an evanGelistic sermon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27

At the mcetinG OF the HArseo - p.
society, held Thursday aftegneoA "
odd Fellows hall. the members
quilts and enjoyed = social 49, -s
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

GeorEs X. McCrAcken. = and NAT Bvolyu
Wsrner. y. both Of this city. Rev. W. J.
Brooks
Alfred Rspp. .. Of Camp Dee. Va, snd
TheodosiAh II. spach. s. q Columbia Ia
Rev. John h Jedres-
James Sc1tt Tuphzm. = q this ory, and
Hazel WieE. %. q Pslo Alto, Cd ksE.
Charles 4 F1ltz.
sam R. Men. =. q, Chicago. IL. and Anna
r. Miller. %. OF Billings. Mont Rev. Lous
Stern
Ernest A. Golden. r. oS HsrTis0nburs Va.
and KstlArne L MCCTEcken, -, q this cLJ.
Rev L. n. Mot -r
Paul D. knight 2. and Florencs c. Wisru~
.. both q this city Rev. Thomas 2. Cops
Robert Il Wilhsms1n. = o. Richm1nd, Va
and Mayme W. Holmes, = q DoSyen, Va
Rev. Howard p. Downs
William o. smith g. and Myrtle Eaforu, u
b1,h uf a. CITY. Rev. John y. B-lEn.
Marx NJ. Pierce. 80 0f atlanta, Gs.. and Bel
{. Lewis. 50 Of this city. Rev. William Hus-
gerty.
John Tavl1r S. and Susie Murray. q.
both & this city. Rev Lewis &. TsJs.
Wake White. b and Be1ie Patterson, n
both Of this rity. Rev. J. HeunInE Nelus.
George Henry W. I1ice. 4 and Almauy Ken
ney. - bJth Oi hE city. EeV. James j.
O'Connur.
william L. Mannen. p and Pesri DasES
. both n this cltg. Rev. A. J. Tier.
&c, re- ". Bryant . and lsAhrl Furrs >.
both q thls city. Rev. Jsnes T. hEr'ey-
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Issh,lIe A RSzzellc s vears lF8 55rd s. ~.
Artiuacey WaKcr. 81. sll Potomac ave. se.
William J Came. p yezrs. a. lo,h 81 ne
Goorge JJlsfreir. = yeE7s. Sss Pa ave. ~.
Came T kUhl : yeas. 81 o $ nW
Mary c McClJszey- s. "a y J. ave, No.
Anna Eliza Pope g. yrars, leb l5Ih 81 Nv
John Crrcnrsu. IS y-as. L. :. Sd.diedS
Home H0gltal
Bessie Robe-1s ThonpspD. - l6l5 Wis. Sre-
Edwin :. Keen. - yesrs, EmeTEency Hospital
Edna ElizAberh Coutncy, =. Siblsy HospitAL
Nellie G. BurCh. 50 years. lE7 Z 81 ne
Mar [ Pro-. % wears. Eme-gency Hospital
Harriet 3 Tuner. 6, IS BenEir pl. ne.
Rital Hines Clark. L. lis Mas ave nvt
Ruhe-7 Joseph I'awsIn, TS yeSrS a NJ * nv.
Annie Burroughs 81 yeErs. Geurge Washington
University Hospital
Patricia A--nc WrHfred HImpsou. 4 months
46 Warner 81 nv.
Annie L. Edwards. = days =T Han pl nv.
CuLpRED.
Igura NJ Wallace. s5 years ll4 Q s. ~.
Fannie Parker. 81 veags los p =. nv
Lucy A. Watsan. 81 years. llO4 23rd e. nv.
sarah A Morton. p. lo4I JefCrscn 81 no.
R0hsr1 Nelson. g. years StsuuJu I'd. ~.
Cornelius Ashton s. years. l252 Uu5ou O. nv.
William James Brown, S. SS Elm 81 nv.
William SlauaId. g. years. 1915 X - nv
James W Brown 5 yesrs ll5 18Th s. NJ.
Fannie J1husgn S. Frucdmeu's Hospital
NahI Dugans. Il years. EEl1 Clnrkes O. -.
William : Ross. months lz3 s Cap -
Infant Of Alandsr and Lorraine Hal. dsSs,
Garfield H0sgItal
Iufart Of Milton and Evcl,u smith hSuB.
Columbia H0sTltsl
Claruna Bdward Powell IT.. hour. 2ssI P
n
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Grant c. Smith, Vernon. Kans.
Dennis Sullivan. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Alex. Suznowski. Bayonne. y. J.
Harold L Sweet. Flint, Mich.
J. Take the Shield. Wakpala, S. Oak.
Ole A. Tangen, Fosten. MINI.
BERTHE Tate. Hodgenyille, Ky.
Anthony Vittitow, Ripley. Miss.
J. c. Watkins. Youngstown, Ohio.
Dana V. Wyman, Salamanca, y. Y.
Anton Alig. New York, n. Y.
Martin Alvey. Pearman. Ky.
Henry Angel. Breezy Hill. Kans.
Sim B. Ashburn, Cooper. Texas
Layton Austin. Harrisburg. Ark.
Perley II. Bean, oxford. Mo.
Nicholas j. Benedetti. Chicago. III.
Emil r. Bergquist, Superior. Wis.
Elmer Boege. Cleveland, Ohio.
Emin o. ,Boldman, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sam Campbell. Mullins. 5. c.
II. T. Carpenter. Williamsburg, Pa.
Floyd Cato. Caviness, Texas.
9. d. Crangle, Cleveland, Ohio.
Thomas Daudier. Manchester, n. II.
Alvin r. Dean, Kennett, Mo.
F. Dostal. oxford junction, Iowa.
Oscar EXline, Strange Creek. w. Va.
Lyman FrauTig. New York, y. Y.
Joseph Jablenski, Buffalo, n. Y.
Emerson J. name, NalnueI, ~. j.
E Kazansian. New York. y. Y.
John NJ Kuebrich. Dunkirk. n. Y.
V. J. Kulhanek. Pisek. Texas.
Maxim Lalich. Galveston. Texas.
T Leonardis. Mauch Chunk. Pa.
Preston B. Loftin, Grifton, n. c.
r. A Mankin. Oklahoma City. Okla.
r. s. McCutchen. Reardan, Wash.
Chas. Jacob Moser. Portland, Greg.
T A. Moylan. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Harry W. Num-, Mill Springs, Mo.
Sam Pellettiere, Chicago, III.
Accursio Puccio, Norristown. Pa.
W. c. Schwerdtmann. st. Louis, Mo.
Vincenzo Screnci, Carneys Point. n.
J.
Harold D. Seeley, Scranton, Pa.
r. T. Sherlock. Worthington, Iowa.
B. T. Smith, Jersey City. n. J.
Thos. S. Webster. Philadelphia, Pa.
Lewis f. Wenzel. Pikesville, Nd.
Albert willman. Algoma, Wis.
Harold Winfield, Petersburg, Va.
Died of Disease.
Capt. L. H. wadsworth, San Diego,
Cal.
LIEUTENANTS
Lee c. Walter. Newberg, Greg.
Earle Mason. Tyrone, y. Mex.
Chas. F. Payne. Warrenton, Va.
VIM. Irwin Weaver. TurlOck, Cal.
Nurse Ella Maescher. Cincinnati, o.
SERGEANTS.
Chas. Douglas, Minneapolis, MINI.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington. d. G., December 6.
1913 Applications for permission TO take the
examinations for the selection Of candidates to
be recommended by the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia 10 take the examinations
for admission TO the UNITED STATES MILL
TARG ACADEMY in June, 1919 will be re-
ceiTed at this office not later than O'Clock D.
m, on Saturday. January 49, 1913 No person
will be permitted to appear at these examina-
tons who is not an actual resident Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Applications must be signed
in the applicants handwriting and be addressed
to the Commissioners OF the District of CoIum-
bia, Room III. District Building Washington
ID. C. must state the place and date of the
birth OF the applicant and his postUfiCe address,
and be accompanied by 4 certificate from two
reputable residents of the District Of Columbia
that the applicant is person Of good moral
character and that he is an actual resident of
the District Of Columbia. Applicants must not
be less than Il nor more than 2 year, Of age
on June Is. 1919. and not less than ; feet 4
inches in height. at the age Of l7;snor less than
feet inches in height at the age Of IS and
upward. They viii be subjected to a competitive
mental examination beginning at O'Clock a.
m. on MONDAY. JANUARY % 1919, On the
following topics: Algebra Through ouadratic
equations and prOgressionsl. Plane geometry,
English grammar. English composition and
literature, descriptive geography, the elements
Of physical geography and United States and
European history during the period mentioned in
the War Department regulations, in the Frank
lin School Building, situated at the southeast
corner of Thirteenth and streets northwest
and 10 a physical examination. beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m, on FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1919.
in the Fire Department Truck House No 8
situated at the southeast corner Of 18th street
and Ohio avenue northwest. COPY of a cir
cular Of information issued by the War Depart
ment respecting the requirements Of cand dates
for admission TO the United States Military
Academy may be obtained upon application
therefor at this Office. No person will be per
mitted 20 present himself for either mental or
physical examination who shall not have been
notified in writing Of the approval Of his ap-
plCaticn by the Commissioners Blank ap-
plicauons will be furnished upon application at
this Office. LOUIS BROwNLOw. JOHN G,
d. KNIGHT, W. GWYNN GARDINER. Com
missiOners Of the District of Columbia.
del 9 10. u u l3
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PLAN CHRISTMAS DANCE.
Surgeon Generals Office Will Stage
Get Together" Affair

A Christmas dance will be held bv
the military and civil stats of the
surgeon general Of the army at head
quarters, Seventh and streets. on
the evening Of December IA. A large
wing of the building will be cleared of
desks. chairs and cabinets to make a
dance floor
More than 1000 men and women are
employed in the division. The dance
will be sort of "get-together'' and
farewell meeting before the close OF
the year.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

Sunday. December 8.
IFlS, at 10 a. m. at his residence
ROBERT JOSEPH. beloved hus.
6and of Mary Lydia Dawson (nee
E,,unr6ii Mise2i aged aged 8 years
M street northwest. WednesSav
December II. at $50 a. m. Re
QUEEN mass at st. Aloysius' Church
At 10 a. m. Automobile funeral
Member of the Oldest Inha abitants'
Association. memphis, Tenn, pa
pers please copy.
Members of Camp Ill. u. c. ". will
DAWSON. By order OF
FRED BEALL, Commander.
zLONICk PIERCE. AJdutant.
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LOST.

LOST-BLAoK IRISH TERRIER; ANSWERS
name Of Kerry" strayed away from S306 Ma
comb street Cleveland Park; tag on collar
reads ~. 5. 5. Alywin-' Notify EUGENE
z ALLIES. Who wiz pay reward for dog dell-lt
LOST-SO REWARDy FOR THE RETURN
OF Napoleon, a large male cat: white with
brindle tail and spots; lost near Dupout Circle.
ll2S 18th Ft. del0-3t
IRISH TERRIER; ANSWERS
lame Of Terry straysd away from 500 Ma
comb street. Cleveland Park; tag on collar
reads u. S. s. Aylwin." Notify EUGENE L.
AILES. who viii pay reward for dog dtl9lt
LoST-NE4R- -PETWORTH, BOOK OF her.
aid receipts Please return to Herald Office
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. de5u
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Italian, Demand Vote.

Florence, Italy, Dec. s. Delayed
The republic convention which
opened today, demanded formati0s
OF a constituent assembly, abolition
OF secret diplomacy, compulsory con-
scriptiOn, transfer OF the right to
declare war TO the people, and es-
tabIishment Of a league OF nations.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
HTE

WHITE
Jara- L and RoSr r. OBuen. C-l
August c. and Man ". FlUnen0e. gIi
RaymOrd L and Annie y CooE. by.
Samuel A and Esthrr le,ln, EirL
Iu@s-gh A and Man 2. u'h0UGhsrN. EirL
FredFrirk C. and NirEie T. Burrss. slrL
j1,-rrr II. and ACD-- Besll EH
Cahe-7 = and Helon NJ Bu7E. h'y.
Rov J and EFir / IEHFins girl
Tredar.ck II. and Mar L NEuteT. hnv.
Frldcricx J. and Isabella J. hlartzh, girA
COLORED.
Albert Y. and CsciIia NJ. Chew. hoy.
Charies t. and RcTtha J Davis h-.
Andrew and blanche q Willaus ~.
IzWDsrrv and u 0-sur, Hawkins. bug,
William EuI Esials Herbert. Ed
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Silas L Upton. Collins, Nlss.
Edgar A Vickery. Bridser. Mont
Horace II. Webb. Carthage. Tenn
wesnded Severely.
sERGT. JOHN ]. STANLEY. isH :
MORSE STREET NORTHEAST.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
sergt. F. GosnelL. jr-, Baltimore, Nd
CoRPoRALs.
John w. Ayers, Easton. Nd.
James z. Skipper. Baltimore, Nd
Eddie J. Bailey, Laurel Va
Claude A Richards, Hampstead, Va
COOK HENRY L. MOOREHEAD. 714
EUCLID STREET NORTHWEST.
wAsHINToN. d. c.
Mech. c. ID. Curtis, Amsterdam. Va.
Mech. y. Ingram. Bells Valley. Va, =
PRIvATEs.
George c. Schamel. LYDIA Nd
William J. Blueford. Crisheld. Nd.
Allen p. Reilly, Baltimore. Md.
William F. Bogy. Baltimore. Nd.
Stephen Howard, Petersburg. Va.
H. F. Ironmonger, Seaford. Va
II. L Kattenhorn, Baltimore. Md.
James c. Hall, Long Island. Va
John W. Hughes. HaTrisonburg. Va
Wounded degree UndetermiseS-D
sERGT. JOHN J. WISE. WASHING
TON BARRACKS, WASHINGTON,
ID. c.
Capt G. L. sticlcney. Baltimore. Nd
Corp S. A. Wagner. Petersburg. Va.
Teamster n. Booker. Cumberland
Court House. Va.
PRIVATES.
Shelley Hopkins, South Boston. Va.
VIM. p. Morrison. Cumberland. Nd.
EDWIN d. MOODY. 100 HAST CAP
ITOL STREET. WASHINGTON. d.
c. .....-
Wounded slightly. ..r
Lieut. A. D. FsrQVhar, Sandy SPRINGS,
Corp. Guy p. LiIler. Cumberland Nd
BUgler L. LibertinI. BALTIMORE. Nd.
Corp. W. H. Evans, Mount Crav-
ford Va.
PRIVATES. 80
Herbert F. Tomlin. Berryville, Va.
Newton II. Edwards, farewell Va.
JOHN r. PIERCE. HOLLY PLACE.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Missing In Action ...-a
Isaac z. Worth. Natural Bridge, Va.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District OF Columbia, Washington D. c..
December 10, 1913 SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office, Room 5ll Dis
trict Building until O'Clock p. m, December
q, 1913, aud then opened. for the purchase OF
tankage. recovered from garbage. collected by the
Commissioners. ID. c., from January l. 1873 to
and including June 30. 1913. Blank forms Of
proposals. Specifications together with necessary
information, may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk OF the Engineer Department, Room a.
District Building. LOUIS BROwNLOw
JOHN G. ID. KNIGHT. W. GWYNN GARD
MEX. Commissioners, d. C. dell,l2.I5.Hl67
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
eetyed at the Bureau Of Standards up to D.
m, December lS, 1918, for the erection of fur
naees for the new clay laboratory at the Bureau
Of Standards, Washington, d. Q. Blue prints
and specifications may be consulted at either
the BUREAU OF STANDARDS. 10Th & But
Ter sts., Pittsburgh, Pa. or at the BUREAU
OF STANDARDS. Room No. 5, West Building.
Washington. d. O. deIllzN
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTToNEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
SALE OF UNsERyICE-
ABLE PROPERTY. INCLUDING "a MO-
TORS AND RHEOSTATS.
There will be sold at public auction on
THURSDAY. December Y, 1918 commencing
at II O'Clock noon at the Postoffice Depart
ment Building, Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, 70 motors and rheost ats.
electric truck elevator cable, conduits. scrap
iron and metals, oil barrels. cancerling ma
chimes, electrical supplies. desks, chairs, etc.
Terms cash
A. s. BURLESON,
Postmaster General
or n
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WANTED-ROOMS.

SINGLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN. PROT
estant we'll educated. of Uuquestioua6ls char
actor and habits. desires we'll furnished
room with use OF sitting room, in home Of pn-
yats family: northwest section preferred; not
over Sl5 per mEnth. Phone Mr.. WILSON.
Branch 1850. War Department dell2t
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY USLETTgRrD AUTO
mobile, city OF suburban. and pa, you hiShew
prices for ladies. gentlemen's. ch.drens dis
carded clothing. of all Description. Address
poSsI or phone, vii call Z RICE lAh 1th
1t. nv. N. lrA
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PERSONALS!

SPHERICAL THEORY. REDUCTIO AID
AbsurdUm. Practical Reason vs.. Visionary
Science. One-haH interest gratis and share Of
honor to sincere acceptable party. or to sew
eral persons iOintly, a coterie OF newspaper
men. a club or a society who would be interest
ed in the presentation Of the Bodsmer Proved
Theory OF Creation, Map Of the Earth As II
Is, astronomical and chronometric chart dem
onstratng in complete detail a non spherical
water level earth and proving beyond all doubt
the ridiculous fEllacy Of the Spherical Theory.
Large commercial possibility; publication map
and manuCTipt leases; lecture and motion picture
privileges. Everything complete from the
foundation Of the earth TO the GallCtic Plane.
Non technical; devoid Of intrcades and con-
tradictiOns: within the comprehension Of the lay
man as well as the scientific. The work calls
for a decision. There are no Incidental eK-
penses- About 5000 words; one map lSxls;
eight illustrated charts and designs with com
prehenSiTe specification. Remember the
warranted opposition, particularly Of the SCENT
ists to all great claims Of the past. Investiga-
tiOn solicited. For particulars address CHARLES
A. BODEAIER, Practical Scientist Washing
ten. d. q. delI-lt
WORkINGNEN-ANEON WHO UNDER
stands the value is most sure to appreciate the
cash saved clear on new pants. So up. and this
Il the cash saving store for hustlers as all will
know by the way we selling slews Of slight
" used tailored OTercoats: value at s. up.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 D. deIl-lt
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FOR RENT-DESK ROOM.

WILL SHARE LARGE OFFICE ROOM.
centrally located, reasonable rice. Phone
Frank II or call A. lE4 II st. Room %.
do II
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

wANTED-A POSITION IN RESTAURANT
OF cigar store from a N. 20 p. IL Address
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PROF. ARTHAN
PROF.. ARIHAN-
MONEY TO LOAN.

AoNkf 10 LOAF ON APPROVED CrTY
tesi sssate at lowest current ntes, specaI
DIV p@,,,neee with respect to pd- pamsnta.
IiLER a RUTH ERFoRD Inc S1f lkfA 4. q
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE DIS
met OF Columbia. An examination will be
ned In the Franklin School Building, 18th a
sts' NV. on Friday, December %. 1918, for
the purpose of establishing an elir,ble list OF
teachers. for the colored schools, in the follow
ing su6jects-Day high schools: Domestic art.
domestic science. music physical culture Day
elementary schools: Manual training physical
culture. Examinations will begin a. m
Schools s.IIe
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN IOHN PARK.

ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
J s. TONlLINSON, "a so. BLDG. NJ. IA5.
Six new houses and bungalows ready for in
,necrion, sl.sOO to 9 800 Easy terms. nO7-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-IMMEDTATE HIG H Z 7
grade Office furniture. BOX 3I9 Herald OF,
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