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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

PUMPHBEY-Oa Monday. Deesmber IS.
1913. ADA J. PUMPHREY (nee Conner),
widow Of the late Richard 7. Humphrey.
at her residence. ia c street northeast.
Notice Of funeral he1eafter.
(Richmond. Va, and Baltimore. Nd,
papers pleas couyl 1S
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

$500 BEHNISG PLAYER PLANO
-$6S5-
Will sell or rent to reliable party. Can b
seen At
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO..
18th and G SITS. N. w.
feaa-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

WOMAN, white, with thor
ough knowledge of baking
pies; highest wages paid.
THE CHILDS CO., 1923 Pa.
ave. "a
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FLORAL DESIGNS

FLoWERs fer an seea.isns. Can Frankils
lSeei 7e1dencs. Franklln 116s. GEO. u
COOKE. 11o1 Conn avs my18-13ot
J. n: SMALL & SONS. Florists
Wsidorf AGO. and teS is,aiSoa \ ~ Ne;
1erk. HlcwerS for funerals speciality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24
AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctionsers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
IIth STREET NORTHEAST-By virtue
Of certain decd of trust duly recorded.
in I.iber No. 1857. Folio 219 et seq. of
the land records Of the District Of Column
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction IN the Office
OF Thos J. Owen e. Son. 1881 g street
northwest on Friday, the 27th day OF
December. A. ID. 1918. at S:I5 o'clock p.
m. the fo1Iowing-described land and
premises situate in the District Of Column
bia. and designated as and being part OF
original lot Five go. in J. II. w. Burley's
subdivision Of Sheriff estate. DeanWood. d.
g. Recorded in Gov Shepherds No. !,
ed as follows: Beginning at a point on the
west line of said lot 5. nvs hundred sew
enty-One sixty four one hundredths
C57I.sD feet noriherly from the south
ming northerly along west boundary Of
said lot J. dirty tbO) fee, then easterly at
right angle with west boundary, one hun
cred seventeen nge-ten;hs Ul75) feet,
then sOutherly. parallel with west bound
airy nifty C50) feet, then westerly at right
angle with last mentioned line one hun
dred seventeen i've tenths (II7.bD feet to
place OF beginning. The east twenty (20)
fset, by width OF lots nifty (So) feet. Of
said described piece Of ground to be kept
poses. Said lots being known as lots
twenty-Hix (2s) and twenty-seven CID. In
an unTecorded subdivision of original lot
hye 90 Terms: All cash, deposit Of
purchss ser allowed 20 days to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time VI
sale ~ pp,cyr,yr,I
DAVID z. WILSON,
Trustees.
17,la.1i.2L1e
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MALE AND FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
HALE.

HAVE had twenty Year, practical business
experience for myself: capable Of as
suming responsibilities: would like a place
aF assistant TO q very busy executive. Adj
dress ASSISTANT. 1851 Irving st. y. W.
I-25'
EXPERIENCED steBOErapheF. bOokkeep-
cr and general office assistant desires
posltion with reliable firm; can furnish
good references. BOX S56, Times office.
dAUFFEUR-Whfte, wishes position with
private family; best Of references. West
l11. "
CHAUFTEUR-ExpeEie desires posi-
ton with private family; does own re-
nairing: hest Of reference. 200 3 st.
phone Franklin 54s3. viii consider truck
position. l-zS-
YOUNG MAN, highly educated. good APP
pearancs and personality. six years cT-
uerienne as executive. buyer, SALESMAN q,
teacher and expert accountant. desires po-
siffon wherein his services, together with
new seveu-passenger touring car. could
b used advantsgeously. Address Ro@
SIG, Times ofhee-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24
oLD-FAsH1oNED
HERR REMEnUKE

Act On the liver and Kidneys ana drive
away uric acid By eleanains the stomach.
preventing Rheumatism and eolds, oAa.
We have treatments for other ailmantG
n A LOUIS & SON.
31o q IT. N. W. seS-6
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HELPER for cook; also cham
bermaid and waitress, board
ing house. 1923 18th st. N. w.
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ATTENTION
CT.ASCTETrn AOxyrprrorn
DEATHS

his residence. i83S lamont strest north
west. Col. SELDEN ALLEN DAY. y. 8.
A, husband OF Helen Gardener Day.
Interment At Arlington Cemetery, De-
cember 20. 1879
CNew York, san Francisco. Los Angeles.
and San Diego papers please copyl
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MAN Of sIssStiys ability desires to i5vsst
ing concern BOX 13t. Times office las
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-A party TO take interest In a
splendid business paying large intersJi .
good wages Address BOZ 2lG, Times Of
nee l-C
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

nETRS1T Mse:a'TDrSs1 Typ On S ys%
winter or summer; small cost See ssmpls
top today. Afr.'S AIT. 91o2 n ct. n. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

TWO white women wanted to
count and assert linen; ex-
perience not necessary; satisfac-
tory wagesto right persons. Ma
TIONAL LAUNDRY i9 Pierce
st. N. w. i-24
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GOOD girl for dining-room
work; only 2 meals per
day; wages $50 per month,
room and board; off every
Sunday. Call POI Eye st.
n. W. 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-24

STENOGRAPHER : State ex-
perience and salary desired.
THE BALTIMORE PEARL
HOMINY CO., Baltimore, Nd.
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GRL-coIored, for housework. 1924 18th
st. N. w %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
SHIPPING BOARD IS
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
ON BOATS LAUNCHED
Exceeds Program by 10000 Tons,
but Falls Gehind on Completed
Ships, Owing to Difficulty in
Obtaining Steel Plates.

Washington. March go Tho ship.
pins board exceeded It's launching
program .u March by twelve thousand
toms. but fell behind IN It's schedule
Of completed ships. owing to diffi-
Guilty iu obtaining steel plates.
Figures given out ut the boards ol.
fices today showed that thirty six
ships OF eJ2.t> tone were launched
and twenty OF i62 goo tons were CONE
plctcd and delivered. AZ the begin
ming ~ the month. 10 wus announced
that 10 ~gs hoped 90 launch thir'.
five ships OF 22O5ai tons during
March and deliver twenty three ships
~ lNNc55 tons.
shortage OF steel plates recently has
been fclt az several poirt-. notably nt
Hog Island
The difficulty is said iu have arisen
because cooking coal mined LOO the
'onuell-Nili" region of Fcuusvl.anio
has been used for ordinary fuel and
steel mills hay, suffered for want 0i
coke, As the effect uf 'h" di~orgHN-
Izcd transportation uf last winter -
only now beginning 90 Dee felt m"-'
-eriousl, in delivery ~ steel officia'-
~ tho board say that AprIl will h'
the critical month loo their program
1auuchiurs ln January HuWH'r'.
sixteen ana iu February fifteen. D..
l~lEcries Zoe January we're only 3 nH'
it February Increased Co seventeen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
TODAY'S LIST



Washington. Mafcu o" To-day, Il
casualty list contln- num"-. 30 ot
them soldiers loss H tH, .lking oi th,
Tuscania The, Narr reported ne
missing at sea but Na., been positively
identified by fnr'' prints taken from,
the bodies.
The list * divided as follows
Killed Boo action 'wo died p.
wounds four; died . disease, fuut-
teen. died Of .I.Ht. iva dI"u
cause unknown. or. wounded sligb.l
seven. previously |I,uortcd misfing 1T
sea-. now reported dead, %.
Tho only office named Boz today's
lis' was Lieutenant Howard " Davis
vile was slightly wounded
Killed in action lriVatce iustl.
Mates, Winfred J.. Perrin
Died ~ wound, prlvatcs Carl
Braun James T.. p1a-. George - H,I.
tis Joseph e.. Miller
Died of disease ~.rEsau's Hir'e 81,
D.. Hudson pneumonia John singer,
rWpyemu. Corporal Allen Erwin Nor
gan. pneumonia -idol,r Beni0mm
FthuEliu Kiuca.t HIr"uIuta. pri.
Yates VIII BORDER. rr"um"uin Hon
Dr., J. King. mcuiuriti, Walter Rig
ger pneumonia. Lawrence T. Gavin
pneumonia Ear y li"p,cr endocar-
tits MORGAN l. NuWi,E pneumonia
Bo1itmiu phahaskN pneumonia. Earl
Oskius. cardiac dilatou. charles PM
lips. pneumonia Ntfhau W Warnrr
pneumonia
Died or accident Private. John "
Roberts. Wesley T. staples
Died 81 cause unknown. Privo.c
Will. laugston.
Wounded slight, Lieutenant How
ard ~ Davis. Cook Eiuar Johnson
LouEhron Justice rrisates Joseph c.
Shchau. James q Christian. Richard
J.. Major Edward " Maunix.
Died az sea: tTus Inial prtNat's
George a Altwoin, Temple. Texas
Werner Ct, BuulaHd cotton. prcsuU.
Cochran. IlVfon oklahoma
Leonard ~. Dcthm1I Nc'aho. Mon
tauu. Epaynd1 DHtg NaIIrcuu. TcyHt
Elton H. Edmonsuu S.ruwn Texas.
FloreucIo Erra- Alice TcN1S. E'-
ward e. Fcyrer. Weiucr, Texas SiNi"n
Flores Alice TeNt- Guadalupe GciNa
Rio Graudc. Texas. Edward e Gra-
hamcr. Scruntop Pennsylvania Frank
Kossapth san Antonio, Texas Joseph
Marlin Chccotth. oklahoma Roy
Muuc,stcr. Denver colorado Reu V
owens canadian. Texas Clarence
Paul Alexandra Louisiana Cook
ylydc e Pcllcy cedar Rapids iowa.
PriNItos Juan A. Perez. noeruc Tex
a-. prdi- Powell Sls3kwu pk'uh"ma
Cirilo Rodriguel. Bergemill T'Nt..
Richard schulz B0cruc, TeNDs Nr-
thur Strauch. Miles. Texas ra'rlrt
II. White ptlla-. Texas Paul q WI
liamS. Pueblo Colorado I"-" N''rr
Laredo. Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
PACKING { MPLOYES
GET 8HOUR DAY AND
EQUAL PAY FOR MEN
AND WOMEN WORKERS
tConuuucd from rage ~


pI.l under the strain of which the
pgudu "U.,tN ui fh, Iudu-try viii Dos
~'tud.It maintained rhI. is Of vital
moment GOO H. HI and particularly
fu the worker for no. through dir,
mi-,hsUc, TAI. war no lost tu a. and
W. become 10 Nls.Il nation dominated
10y % foreign WIlItpr. uttu,ta.,. tho
eight hour dus. 200. .I..us vlr, and
All tn" cconumH advance in labor
conditions here achieved 600 m process,
Of achievement VIII Disappear.
Work hours Wpuid Doe Co TN, daily
limit uf human endurance, aud tho
wage the interest pittarrr -uficiur for
miserable hand Go mouth existence
The judge pointed uu- 'iu' tho de-
mand and award Was flr "basio
eigh-. hour day rather than an a,tutI
eight hour da,, M said that employ
crs may elm good faith Require, and
employees VIII vhcertslll render ans
further service calculated Geo assure
our government aud our allies lu uu-
diminished meat supply
Except Cor the dIuouut ot the wage
increases the employees won pract-
caIly ever, point for which they CON
tended The demand had been for
u fiat ,n.rrt-o of 81 "a day whereas
the award works out Increases rUuE
iuE from 60 tn 90 cru;. t dJy ou the
basis "i 'u' uid ten hour day The
arbitrator also made Ct slight rcduo-
uou boo the demanded rates tor oyer
time uu wr,k days. The charge be-
Ina DO reduction of one quarter time
iu the first two hours.
Lc1t,rs nf both sides said they were
satisfied with the findings. j. pEdrn
Aruuu -u Expressed hiu5solf con- ne-
half ui the packers Jnd oJhu Iitz-
patrick president of the Chicago Fed
GRAFTON eft iahrr spoke iu u similar
strait for the worker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
HUNS SHELL CHURCH
ON GOOD friday. Is
KILLED. 30 WOUNDED
Germans Have No Respect for De.
fenseless People Who Assemble
TO Offer Up Prayer That Peace
Should Reign on Earth,

PARIS March 30 lD,liN rtI S'r
,ufN-f', persons wyr" hilIri tnI
uiur't wounded most tf hem wuuIoH.
and children. when 10 H,N fired .H d
G"rwau long range gum fem "u
,NIr,. Iu 'u. region ~ lEf.. WhIr
Good friday -'ryiros were being hell
70. ord ur iu am official ,uwuluu.,f
,.uu i- lad this evening NWnuZ 'h's"
kilo1 Was ~ StroohIiu counsellor ?
tho 80 lclJtIuu boo Paris
Tho ,wa church was struck Hy f
she'll during the celebration Of high
mase lar SUNDAY 1ud man, %'-lal''o
r,.iifcd
President p|oiraairc visited th"
church hofe he met Premier 'l"-
monctnu Cardinal Annette ard fh"
rector who had already arrived IT,"
president ,|rtorward visited tho w1nr"
90 in the hospitals
The killing 90 the women and chile
Jr'n who were PRAYING m me church
this afternoon has caused - f~'rliug 49,
horror and .ut"u." INDIGNATION ~
Paris The German explosive missile
rem amld au lss,Whllgo of peace
loving people. who were be-eechirs
Heaven 90 seed an enduring peace uu
rho Us thcy were COMMUNICATING the
greatest sacrifice ever offered that
peace should reign on earth
Feeling runs high 600 Paris tonight
D. is mo- peace crowd That walks th"
streets or U-purrcga'o- m the cafe.
fholtor~ and shops
TIE American Rod CROSS once
more distinguished Itself iu rosculug
..#.-.H a..4..u f-.s. FHs. .nfE.n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
Desperate Resistance
Is Made by French
CONTINUED from Page -


French troops. supported Pos French
deserves. which continue Go urriy" are
Offering powerful resistance 10 the
violent assaults uf the Germans.
con Wednesday and Thursday
French aviaturs. Notwithstanding the
bad weather. continued their attacks
against the German machines. FIN
ing iu groups the French tirm'u ot-
tackled the Germans with bombs and
machine gums on tho battle line and ln
the concentration 2ou"s Several
French machines mad, l4 many as
three of these expeditions uu the satuv
day Seventeen thousand Kilograms
tmore than "a tonsl of prolectles
were thrown down in the regions "t
Guiscard and Tam French pursuit
suuadruns iu the course of numerous
combuts brought down thirteen Ger
man uirplanc. Of which seven were
destroyed and siN were damaged
badly Furthermore. two captive bal
looms were set on fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
WHOLE CARLOAD OF
BASEBALL BATS FOR
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
10000 Swatsticks of the Best Ash
the Nation s Forests Produce,
Named After Famous Diamond
Stars, Shipped Abroad.

sprcisu rosarsro.ors,r 70 rsr s,s.tp
% Antonio TeVas. March 80 y.
Cobb Iris speaker Joe Jackson. Ham
wagner H"uu> Naur Larry laI,in
ti"ino fun mixer Eddie 'ollin-. To.
crs %ilufusny. 'aNvy 'taNeth. larr.
t'"'lr and Babe Ruin are going q" o."
heir nIt with ia, American troops uu
the American sector be- Lorraine fui
luiuiWailou WIS made PUZZLE ycster-
DAY hN the young 'M"n christian
N~s~'ri"tiou The heaviest hitor- .1
baseball have been enlisted lu ih' OLE
t,usito t' drive the Germans home
The exact phrasing OF thc v NJ.
e y announcement concerned the
shipment ~ a carload of hdSehhll
bats from NcmucNy Co France" Thcrc
are 10000 S"si-ti0bs 81 the best ASH
fhc nation forests produce. nam'l
after me men whose ItiNHIg power
has nude them heroes OF the diamond
ANA has made more solid the round
ton uI M" great American gaW'-lh the
Wlli to win. These bats twelve mod
els ~ them named after the ' ug uls-
tdnor hiItrr~ mentioned, are expected
Co prove uf tremendous assistance Co.
the boys FROM the United S'at"s whon
they Ir, ready seriously O." dent the
lines ut fhc enemy and make b best
.huWI'a bon the box score
rs cobb leads the mudris On pope
IItrift. 5~ lac has led the American
leu-u, ipr SO, many years Dos the bait
uur averages speaker Collins lla-
krr. kuuti and jackson are repre-
scented uy thousands of models which
bear their wtmes. Tho others ul have
their u--~ For Instance. Babe Ruth
AS dangerous go opposing uitch,I- ,
ne 81. to opposing b%dtters, has uum"'.
Gus followers bceaus" although b" is
without the benefit uf being Boz tne
game. every dag. he i~ there in D.,
pinch. There never has been a vt'
iu which the pinch hitter who can
produce i4 $50 mu,h iu demand
The b.it~ which are now ruins for
ward lr, part OF tu order placed 100
January. when hundreds ui thousand
of |LasobtaIls. mittS aud ncidors gloves
,h,-, protectors. masks and shit
guards were called tor 10y ~ y 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
WHERE WOULD AMERICA
GET HER ARMY IF 1T
WERE NOT FOR SMITHS?

Washington March 300 The army
has moro than 700. 600 Smlths o.
500 William Smiths. o"N john Smiih'
and zoo John \. smiths ~ hp.
coo Miuer- $4,000 Wilson, and -6
John j. O'Rricus ~ whom nf,f have
wives named Mary Their, arr ono
John browns 1900 John IuhnSons
and i.04O George Milers.
These Figures un Identical names
we're cited TODAY h, ~" bureau ~
var risk Insurance gel BE- reason why
applicants for government soldier
insurance. or Tor allotment and allow
unce payments should sign ih,.r .fil
name rather than initial ouly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
RESCITRS FIND MORE
BODIES NNtONG DEBRIS

Paris. March 800 Rescue parties
az work In the church which was
struck yesterday hy n she'll from %
German Ions range gun have found
more bodies 10 b. now known that
90 women wor, KILLED
Tho she'll struck tho north side 81
thr church. hriurinr down part of
th, roof and opening p breach -
frot hiph and 90 feet Wide Noarly
900 the debris tcll inward upon tho
heads u' the vor-hircrs $50 feet bee
low
40 official statement issued in
last night said - persons had
been kllrI and 900 wounded most
Of them w1uou or children hy u
shell which tom ON 30 church iu tho
region of rdri. while Good FRIDAY
Service. v,r, being hold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
NURSE MEETS DEATH
ABOUT 3 DAYS AFTER
REACHING THE FRONT

uuu Crlud"ll OF Alameda Calf. nee
ported killed boo France 10y a. German
she'll while acting as "a Rcd cross
worker was % sister Of Mr- George
NcCord of bcuvcr ana Mr- Richard
n Green. n. Pueblo. Colo A broth
90 resides Boo Alameda.
Mis-, Craudail sailed Tor Franc, on
February I last, ana Nrr McCord
said today She could have been az
the front only but about throc d1S,
when KILLED Sh, mad been "a student
boo PARIS schools aud this led 90 hor
immediate assignment Co duty she
vas o. wears old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
GERMANY REFUSES
SAFE CONDUCT FOR
WHEAT FOR SWISS
Ships Carrying American Grain
Not to Be Spared from Hun Tor
pedo Attacks, and Plans for
Supplying Neutral Halt.

Washington. March 80 icrmary
refusal .1 grant safe conduct 90 ships
carrying American grain Go Switzrf-
hand hus virtually stopped its move
meut Although a large amount OF
cereals and Vessels for transporting
DO have ne,g placed at the disposal ~
'ho swiss government, the -h.p~ are
held lu port through fear of -nhml-
r.no attacks
switzerland does not produce iuui
to supply her population and iS large
J.. dependent uu overseas shipments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
ELIMINATION OF ALL
WHEAT PRODUCTS FROM
MENUS AGREED UPON

Sew YORK. March 80 ELIMINATION
~ an wheat products from menus
WAS uerrcd upon az e meeting If -FOUR
hundred hotel proprietor from
throughout the United States here TO-
day The change Is To- nv cffoctINa
as soon ua possible but not later than
April lt" The action ~ the hotel
men was The outcome uf a. ,unfrrenr,
between hotel men and Food Admin
I.tuiHr Hoover fn Nl-hluuiuu Eestcr-
day. REg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
DRAFT EVADER GIVEN
NINE MONTHS IN JAIL
FOLLOWING CONVICTION

Denver Colo March lo Beui5-
min salmon of Denver today was
sentenced 10 min" months iu the no.
~ jall following his conviction iu tho
United states district court of o,Hdiug
the -clccriNr draft law. salmon de-
cliu'u 20 roo nut his QUESTIONABLE 10
was uu officer ~ "a Denver peace W..
gNuizatluB
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
PRO KISS
FLAG AND SAY TO
HE'LL WITH KAISER

t~o-iIucton. o., March 3O.-N
moh at between 500 and 600 per-
~n- tate las night and early This
morning visited sixteen homes Ia
Tits citN aud forced between -
aud 80 alleged pro-Gcrmans 10
kiss the stars and Nrrip>, and ~ny
10 hen with the kaiser"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
BRITISH CASUALTIES
REPORTED IN MARCH
SMALLEST IN MONTHS

london. March 800 prilsh risua1
tics reported in March reached q to-
tai ~ lio'n divided l. follows
KILLED tor lied nf wounds Officers.
ga. men -tT3.
Wounded COZ missing Officers. $40.
mon lu.31f
This ,s ihe smallest total in several
months and evidently the casualty
lists from thr new battle nv France
have not begun to appear The total
i February was 1891.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Every dpy HER A1p WAIST Ans
find help. secure positions; Fell arucle~
no longer needed, rent houses, flatS
apartments stores M real estate. find
tho lost, soil houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Want 10 trade that mule for "a
gas wagon2 Try the WANT Al
way,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

\ little VAST AD row and then
is o by every class OF men-and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Pu, In n HELP WASTED as. then
read he SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

A little VAST AD now ara then
is read nv every class 81 men and
Women too Try ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
DRAFT LEGISLATION
URGED BY BAKER is
NEARING COMPLETION

Washington March 30 IIHI.
legislation urged hy m" war deparl.
ment was % step nearer completion
today ns the result ~ the senate l'-'
night adoutinp o resolution ~cNtcudlug
the draft tu men reaching the age n'
"a since tho FIRST registration Gay
June p. 1919. The senate rejected 'n
amendment providing tor the train
ms 81 youths from ~ 20 -.
Approximately zoo 600 win bee add-
od 90 the registration This ycor ny
the resolution
ChOicN IcnTy bright green first cut
ding alfalfa FOR rabbits aud cl'ickcn~.
TRY u hale. finest you ever saw.
.. ". I've
2I2. 2IL 1IG West lead we.
Phone 40.
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
sUBuRpAN BuNoALow SITES.

Lots Sx240 n. Price, $50
Lots l75x2f0 n Price $50.
Why live IN suburbs without plenty
Of land? Build q home according to
your own IDEAS
WE CAN FINANCE you.
High, wen shaded lots on good auto
road Electric car service TO the city
without change.
Observation-Disclosures
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We have the BEST In every section"
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.,
Washington. d. c.. July 3i5t. i9lS-Seaied
proposals will be received at this office
room 5ll. District Building. until o'clock
p. m. August 18th. 1918 for furnishing and
delivering 1l5O record books for use In public
schools Specifications and form OF proposal
may be obtained from Purchasing officer D.
c. room go District Bldg LOUIS BROWN
Low. JOHN C. D. KNIGHT. W. GWYNN
GARDINER. Commissioners, D. C. I-2.3.5
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Wash
ington July IS. islS.-Seaied proposals In
Duplicate will be received at the department
until O'Clock p. M, Wednesday August H.
1915. and then opened for furnishing and lay
ing sewer pipe. including manholes, complete
at ST Elizabeths HcfTita. Washington, D.
c. In accordance with plans and specihca-
tons copies OF which may be obtained from
tie chief clerk Of the department. Proposals
must be marked Proposals for furnishing
and laying sewer pipe at st. Elizsbeth's Hos
pital" and be addressed TO the Secretary Of
the Interior. S. g. HOPKINS. Assistant SEQ
retary 1-iyz1. .auIs1
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBlLES

OVERLAND ROADSTER-Model -; nrSt-
class mechanical condition, must sell at
once: can be seen us sth St n. z. Reg.
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ATTENTION
GARD on THANKS

MARKS-I wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation 70 my friends and relatives
for their Kindness and sympathy and for tho
beautiful horal tributes At the death Of ny
beloved son, Charles. Mrs. Dolly MARKS
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FOR RENT-FL00R SPACE

LARGE street-hoor room. eOxSo, for auto
speciality: also repair shop with yard space.
MOTOR TRUCK UNIT co is Ilth st a ~
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BEVEN HORSES and mares and seven do
u.ery wagons. Rear tes Pa ave. y. W.
I'd SETS secondhand single and double team.
buggy surrey and pow harness. riding sad.
dies and brides 200 collars ali kinds: cheap