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Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
IihertvI.oan- Contests

The result of the Liberty Loan Speaking Contest in each of the schools, last Friday, is as follows:
 Center: Judges, MT. Bigelow, J. P. Grosvenor, Mrs. Chas. o. Thomp- son. Teams. Grammar Grades, Ellis Pritchard, Edward Ryan; Primary Grades, Paul Warren, Robert Mckay Honorable Mention, Helen Ryan, Mae Botham.
 Abingdon: Judges, Father Elty, Teams, Grammar Grades, Harry Chase, Elector Le Forte; Primary Grades, Dorothy Kenyon, Jane Haines
 Landing; Judges, MT. and Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Albert Smith. Cram mar Grades, Harold Homan, Frank kimball Primary Grades, Robert Co., lumbia, Ghas. Kimball.
 North: Judges, E. F. English, Mrs Bigelow, Mrs. Jos. Hanley. Grammar Grades, Theo. Melia, Geo. Murphy; Primary Grades, Thos. Kelley, John Farrell
 Chandler; Judges, MT. Beadle, Miss Reyes, Mrs. Alice Johnson. Team, William Emlott. Jas McBriety.
 Elliotts: Judges, Jos Elliott, Miss Nillin, Seth Kimball Teams, Alice Clapp, Virginia Paine; honorable mention, Jas. MeGregor. Fred Col burn
 Jericho: Judges, E. E. Brown, Mrs. Fitz Henry Paine, Mrs. c. L. Ran som. Team, Rose and Mary Chriaz- ZIo
 A public contest will be arranged in the near future, when the winning teams from each school will be match cd against each other, with a prize for the winners
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
RESTRICTIONS ON MAILING PARCELS TO EXPEDITION
 AIRY FORCES

The post office department has is sued an order that on and after April 1st parcels for members of the expe- ditionary forces in Europe shall not be accepted unless they contain such articles only as are being sent at the written request of the addressee ap- proved by his regimental or higher commanding officer or an executive officer of the organization with which he is connected. This order is issued at the request of the war department
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
Advent Christian Church

Sunday services; Morning ser vice at fo.30. Sunday school at noon. Young Peoples service at 5.3o. Evening service at 6.30.
 rrayer meeting Thursday evening at ? .sG.
 Rev T. NJ. Bond of Boston will sup. ply the pulpit Sunday, morning and evening.
 Rev. Guy Linwood Vannah gave us two very interesting sermons last Sunday In the mornin, he tooi for his subject, "Our Inheritance. "rhe Preciousness of Jesus' was his sub jeet in the evening.
 Four of the associate members of the Young Peoples soriety were re- eeivea into active membership at their cousecration servica last Sunday eve ninp. Miss Alice Kendall. the presi- dent of the society, was the leader of the meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
W.. s. S-
POMFRET
Patriotic Food Exhibit

A patriotic food exhibit was held in A. O. II. hall today and the various Gisies Wera freely sampled
 At $ g clock this evening the fol lowing program will be given Sinelae, Liberty Chorus tees, Miss Hayes. of Storrs SaI8. Aa1dar Roberts
 ress, ' is EmbIeton S5Hg la. Liberty Ghezas
 Tne following committees have charee of she various tables, assisted by many other ladies throughout the town
 Wheat Substitutes. Mrs Bernard Murphy, chairman; Miss Mary Breen, Mrs Thomas Banahan, Mrs. Edward Farrell, Mrs. Richard Clemens. Miss Annie Melia.
 War Desserts. Miss Elinor Mathew son, chairman; Mrs. Chas. 0. Thomp- son, Mrs Charles Warren, Miss Mary Maher, Miss Ella NJ Boult.
 Meat Substitutes, Mrs. Andrew Murdock, chairman; Miss Minnie Reyes, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. Porter, Mrs Mackay, Mrs. Eddington. Foreign Table. Mrs Ghas. Johnson, chairman; Mrs. Euverard, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Miss Lemti Syrenius, Miss Gustavison, Miss Mary Cotter
 Childrens Table, Mrs. Holmes, chairman; Mrs. Alice Johnson, Miss Mckenna.
 Fats, Mrs. Edw. Grosvenor, chair man; Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Cor don, Mrs. E. T. White, Mrs. E. ?. All len.
 Canned Goods. Mrs. Warren Aver ill, chairman; Mrs. Alfred Briggs, Mrs. Ban der Laan.
 Garden, E F. Brown.
 Girls Club Work, Mrs. Viola Clark, chairman; Misses Alice Porter, Mary Gordon, Annie Lindgren, Mar garet O'Neill.
 Soap Exhibit, Mrs Lempi Syrenius.
 Labor Saving Devices, Miss Emble ton.
 Potato Table. Ms. Bigelow. chair man; Mrs Ghas Higrias, 2nd, Mrs. Vim. Johnson, Mrs Chester Brown, Mrs. Chas Brown, Mrs. Bain, Mrs. Ghas Danielson
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
PRISON ASSOCIATION GAINS
 MEMBERS.
GAINS
Drive Now On For 1OOe.-Putnam
 People Join

Two hundred and forty new mem bers have been added to the Con necticut Prison Association during the last quarter. The association is endeavoring to get 1000 new mem bers and thus distribute the expense of running the organization over the entire state During the past quarter 19 prisoners were discharged from the state prison by reason of expira- tion of terms of sentence. Seventeen of these were met by the agent of the association, and two were wanted by authorities of other cities.
 Fourteen of those met were fur nished with transportation; six were given money to pay board until they secured their first pay; one was purchased a set of carpenter tools t; nineteen received clothing consisting
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
St. Philips Church

Cor. Grove and Pleasant streets. Rev. Frederick Leeds.
 The Second Sunday after Easter, 14th April, 1918.
 The Holy Communion at 500 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 10!45 a m. The Church School at 80 D. m.
 Note The subject for the sermon is, What Confirmation is and what it is not, together with it's Scripthral authority and history A class for adults will be formed immediately af- ter the service.
 Read Acts 8: n to IS.
 Read Acts 19: to 6. Read Heb. 6 !: to 1
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
". s. s
rJAMED OFFICE MANAGER
r. R Gilpatrie Appointed to New Position at Stanley Works
 Office.

F. R. Gilpatric, who has been in charge of the box-strapping depart meut at the Stanley Works for a long time, has been promoted to the position of manager of the office and will assume the new duties as soon as he is relieved of his present charge. Mr. Glpatric will be directly responsible to President E. Allen Moore and will be expected to make improvements and changes in the op- eration of the various departments of the office.-New Britain News.
 Mir. Gilpatric is the youngest son of MT. and Mrs. George W. Gilpatric of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
Empire Theatre

Tomorrow Little Zoe Rae, the clev- CT child actress, is featured in the Butterfly feature, The Circus of Life, an exciting story of real life. Also the second episode of The Red Ace, the great serial feature of thrills, TO- nance, mystery. and patriotism, will be shown with daring Marie Walcamp featured. Next Monday Margarita Fischer, the happy, fascinating star of the silent drama, is featured in Molly Go Get Elm, drama full of fun and fast action. Next Wednesday a dou- ble feature program will be offered, two high class features being shown. Dustin Farnum will be seen in the Fox five reel feature photoplay, North of 53, stirring drama, and June Elvidge and Carlyle Blackwell will be shown on the same program in the World Brady made feature, The Beautiful Mrs. Reynolds, the story of Hamilton and Burr, the most dra- matic story in American history.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
VInOl MAKES WEAK WOMEN
 STRONG
Positive-Convincing Proof

We publish the formula of Vinol to prove convincingly that it has the power to create strength.
 p Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron
 " and M Manganese Peptonates, Iron and
 Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda
 CIyeeEophosphates, Cascarin.
 Any woman who buys a bottle of Vinol for weak. rundown, nervous condition and finds after giving it fair trial it did not help her, will have her money returned.
 You see, there is no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing ike it for all weak, rundown, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced.
 J. F. Donahue, Druggist, Putnam, Ct
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
-'S S N WORD FROM REV. FIR. VAN DEN NOORT

The following has just come to hand from Rev John Van den Noort, formerly pastor of St. Mary's church; "Dongen Holland, Feb. II, 1918. "Dear Patriot Enclosed find $2 sub scription fee. l read The Patriot with pleasure. I noticea he city is growing in beauty and inaustry. You do not write much about the war, but so much the better It is already bad enough. It is breaking the hearts of parents.
 "Yours truly,
 J. Van den Noort.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12

Advertise yourself. You are better than you think you are. Call 40 and insert a WANT. Your plea will be heard by some good boss.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12

= Allison Potter, Jr. has bea'l yis- l,na in Worcester this past week
 Miss Maude Healey has returned to Bridgeport after ten days vacqtior.
 Earry, Herbert and Stanley Potter oi Ware were in town last Sat ~l -...
 Miss Ethel Rawson of Providence was the weekend guest of Mrs. E j. Corttis.
 Prof. and Mrs. Sidney Y. Morse of Easthampton Mass, spent last week in town.
 At the next church 2oc.4i 1t E ex- pectea that Webster ealeat whl fur nish the music
 Woodstock Grange has voted to disband and return their charter to the State Grange
 Nr and Mrs. George Brink attend ed the funeral of Edward Ger eff G'isWeId last Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Clifford Martin and daughter Helen of Boston have been visiting Mrs. Jesse Shead.
 Among the Southbridca weddings noted recently, was that of Miss Mary Peters, formerly of this place.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Officers of Social Dame,

At their meeting last week the Sc eial Danes elected officers. They are:
 President. Mrs. C. NJ Perrin. Vice-Presijent, Christine Pane. Secretary, Mildred Brown.
 Treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Hiohald.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12

Advertise in The Patriot.
Putnam patriot., 1918-04-12

A patriotic food exhibit was held in A. 0. II. hall today and the various Gisles We're freely sampled
 At $ e clock this evening the fol
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
GIRL OF S DIES
AFTER SPARKLER
SETS DRESSAFIRE

Washington's only death from ars-
works IN the Fourth %, LILY eelebra-
tions occurred early today when Ger
trude Ring. six years Old. daughtsr
OF Mr.. and 1rA ". 7. Ring, died e
her home Ss07 Eightsenth street.
northwest. from burns received when
q sparkier set her dress on nre.
In e0mpanyl with other ehiidrun,
Gertrdds was playing In the yard of
her home At 8 o'clock last night. A
sparller she was holding set firs to
her dress. Soon she Naa.In flames.
Louis rolsr, who was passing At he
time, threw his coat about the ehild IN
an effort to sxtinguish the namea. He
succeeded in extinguishing the nanas.
but not until the girl was badly
burned Sho was carried into he
house, and DIT. r. 7. Holden. OF SItl
sixteenth street northwest, Was sun
moned.
Ths ehilGs condition grew wo--s
rapidly. and she died at 1sso o'clo<k
this morning.
Gregg Gibson. fourteen, ths son q
William II. Gibson, OF 311 Tenth
street northeast, was blinded IN one
eye BY the explosion Of a nrs cracker
In bottle He 10 q Boy Scout ana
was with his father at Glen \sho on
a outing yesterday afternoon. He
was hurried 70 the city for treatmsnt.
Catherine Humphreys, dv8year-
old daughter of walter Humphreys.
Is At Casualty Hospital IN q serious
condition from burns received when
her dress caught IRE from q sparkIsr
while at play In front OF her home.
1130 Fourth street southeast Her
mother~is also At the hospital with
severely burned hands.
z Charles Kelly. son OF -Policenlan
Charles Kelly. as FIfteenth stress
southeast. was burned when q IRE
cracker exploded in his right hand
The injury, was dressed a. casnalty
Hospital
Charles Kelly. son Of policeman
Charles Kelly, as Fifteenth street.
southeast, was burned when q IRE
cracker exploded in his right hAna.
He was given home treatment.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
AUTO TIRE SALE
All Standard Makes

old tiros taken - part nAynsnG
Nan ordsrs sh.ppsa G o. d. suhseet b
appruTaL
Also tires II lowest pE1css IN stock.
THE ROYAL TIRE CO.,
IN 18th 81. n. W. EIaaldia ~
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
RESORTS AND TOURS
MOTOR

TO DODGE PARK LODGE.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Nd.
AN IDEAL SPOT TO SPEND
A WEEKEND OR LONGER
MARYLAND CHICKEN DINNERS
A SPECIALITY.
Situated In the heart Of over I've
hundred acres Of wooded rroundg
beautifully furnished rooma. artis-
ucally decorated: rate IS Per day
or t3S per week. Phone HyattS-
VILE S03-F 3 fer meal Or room
reservationA Phone Tde Tines
Automobile Bureau for dlrectlona
how TO drive there. Main $3.50.
Phone North f7o relative to pee
eial auto service for parties Of slE
or less. Also W.. B. q A Electric
GO minutes) station on grounda
THE PLACE OF PLACES
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILES
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
MAIN $3.50

viii get you in touch
with people who have
second hand cars or
trucks for sale.
If you want to buy a
car advertise in these
columns and the services
of this bureau are at your
service without charge.
If you desire further
description of cars adver-
tiSed call Main $500, ask
for bureau giving regis
tered number at end of
ad.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

or less. Also W.. B. & A EisctTls
(lo minutes) station on EroundR
THE PLACE or PLAcES
SEMMES MOTOR LINE TO
COLONIAL BEACH ~,
Leaves daily from eIs q St n. ".
T:1b q. m. and A:3o D. n.
Special Fishing Parties
Accommodated Je13ff
ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL NETHERLANDS
Eew YeFk Av. 50 yda. from BoardWanI
Opacity l@ ElevAter. private hAth.; hsl
HOTEL Lawn Tennis Court. da5eS asor.
American Plan Rates, $50 to 80
AUGUST -auHwkDEL. ProDrssssr.
= HOTEL KENTUCKY
Kentucky nv. nsGr beach. Capacity go.
Majority rooms with het and eold runniaq
water, 3 with private eath.- Lelsphons an1
stSess .re:o IsV.r fiDs s'z saneS Sc soo+. '.o- ~
e. 70 - daily. sI3.5O to SO weekly.
Ameriean plan rate, $50
y. d KENNADY. Propristse.
New Clarion k:asos.g sv:; - - -; :;
ysar: Earsss: booklsI. 8 K BoNIFScs-
STRATMOREkk1S'RS Ss.ls acocs oS.s s n Ne A.. A.
mo.Ee.fr-ot
WILDWOOD. n. T.
Hotel Dayton Aa.ns,s .as wH1..ss VI
front: rooms en- suIls with BAN. hot ana coId
running water. ESQ "a. n of porchs whits
serytsa; 6ookiets and rates upon application.
A AeAukkA1. oVnar and Prep
T~dhT.rrF Cedar ave. Eth house from
Lyuon1ESt beach, IN heArt Of smnsssassf
esntsr; An and EuropL- Nh. W. n oldesld.
my1l-ot
Morrell EuI; r0dn. z hpE, apta. Ma n
K Long. II z Pine avs.
Arlin0fonDlrsetly On beach front Capacity
ro-s-- 20. 4ookist- A. r. and 2. II
-S.---1. oSner1. myal-Dt
EDGETON INN
orchsstra. MrEio Room, Booklst- Ana
neets an trains. J. Albert Harrisy myS1-1e
The Arcadia Picturesque. unu9lal en-.
Paeine Ayes. mas. y D. MAxwELL
Cedar Hail and Annex SSse.s Ss. ave; ,.,1. 2:
ate mates; Skist Mn. Sarah Clarke. Prep.
my3l-Sot
NEW YORK STATE
'TAe Ht0Aest cIoss HOtsI o. fhs CafSEIIi1
new GRAND HOTEL
catsISill Mountains. Altitude 2.BOo n
Now Open. Scenery Unequaled
UNDOUBTEDLY MOUNTAIN YEAR
- degrees cooler than N. !. CITY. Perfect
slnitary conditions PurO sprfnr vatnF
orensseas dAneinE. SPECIAL aff1cfions
In5srus:Srs; MT ssSn,;: @ @Prisss snd indscsnsats
III Is1nIt hoIi,n~ ouIS &C. for tns y0unEsr So
Hantsr's sadds horssG. spoaial flnnJ
Eafas- Army tsnts. raissd noor1
HARRISON s. DOWNS. Prop.
Highmount Postocncs n. Z.
EDUCATIONAL q
Beginning q Vacation School
18th Year. S12.oO Term
Boys and Girls
Sd, 4th, 5th. 9Th, 7th. and sth Grade
Secure Promotion
Apply Y. M c. A.
1hos. W. Walton, 1876 c St N. W.
Y. NJ. c. A. Summer Courses
BoYs-MAks up grades. Secure promotion
y public sehools wee,.S- June 3l-Aug- IL
AEN-College preparatory.
MEN and WOhEN-StenosTaphy.
SPECIAL summer Rata
Inquire about AccountAncy. Drafting. Ian
HOS. ". WALTON. n A. ms st NV
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
TIRE BARGAINS. =
STANDARD MAKES ONLY.

THE TIRE BARGAIN HOUSE.
1870 18th IT. N. W.
Franklin 7S12.
Corner Rhode Leland ave. 1-Jyl-f .
IN THESE DAYS OF WAR economies let US
convince you that We can save you Money
on automobile tires and accessories.
NEW YORK TIRE AND ACCESSORIES
COMPANY,
Ef3 18th 81 N. W.
North N.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

YOUR engine troubles explained; get Dyka's
Asto Eneycio PeAFimenn'G. 81 @ q. 1W.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION or THl
vacation courses IN ths public Behool1 VII
begin Monday, July ], pn summer hish
schools daily from SD a. N. 70 ?. N ae
Dunbar High schools. Summer night Dehool1
from Ia 70 $40 p. m. At the Business High
Al ths Armstrong High School. 70 10 , n
Printing class At Central High School throa
nights per week. Apply to Mr.. z ". Law
School for foreigners. ThomBon Sch6ol,
Twelfth and L streets northwest, afternoen
and evening classes Apply TO hnas r. =
Stanley, principal, At Thomson School
Grade coaching classes aud playgroundl
viii be organised IN varioug sections of tha
city for white and for colorad puplla. ~.
n Paef.rnanI dfraofor ERNEST
TEURsToN sSpaEintsadsnt e sahSalk
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
Vital Records
BtrfhH

Births.
The following births have been -.
ported in the last twenty-four hours
John a and yalia CALLAHAN. girl
Edwin ". and Mary J. Gilbert rirf
Giovanni and Donata Brianza. Boy
Herbert L and Lillian b Smith. boz.
Leonard v. and Rosaiie J. springmann. 81
Harry J. 9pd Genevisvs Rothenbuschar r1rls
Laurance A. and Consuelo =. Sylvester, -
Frank z and Mary r. Nlddlston. boy.
JaInea M-rGnd Margaret " Buckler. bcy.
Guy u. and Elizabeth z. smith. boy.
Peter = End Cora J. Colbert girl
william e and Lille Washington. gih
Arthur. c. and 6elsna countss, girl
James ". and Lottia Grimm. irirs.
Daniel I and Hortenss Washingtnn, by.
Deafhs-
The following deaths have been re-
ported in the last twenty-four hours
Elena coleila. . yrs-. casualty Hoa
Louise waters, % yTs-. Columbia HoG
Cornelia Walter. > yrs-. foot of uth st. p
MARA L De Donsr. a yrs., sEl Ilth It. nv.
cathsrine ASnes Farrell. NO. cAsaaly
Anna Victoria HOussr. Il yr1. mn vsrnuns
RsrssrA $. Hsunseh. u yr-. 81. Els.aSsshss
Dudley Fowler. = yrs-. Emergsncy Hoa
Bertha AyTiek. 9 Us, s. Elizabeth's Hos.
julia P. Ainsmith. = yrs-. Georgstovu Univ.
Draper Joseph Douglass. n yrn. M nvias
81. NV.
Jane Lacy. 50 yrs., 81 Eiizabsth's Hoa
Moses Brooks 19I7 fth g. nv.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

GRAY q DAVIS self-gtlFter for any model
FSrd; complete: With stor4Gs battery. Call
1fR =. I MOORE, s. Z cor. sth and Nd.
Rss. 3 ".
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUABIA-Ths folloHlnE
Cooking Schools viii be opened as CAN
MING CENrERs during the summer frpm
- m. TO ,. m every day szespt S1tur-
day: H D. Cooke School, Wisconian Ave
nue Manual Training School, LII X street
northeast Canning osntsFs VII b eolduct-
"a at the Morss School On AondAyS, JeHsr-
Son school On Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
and Congress Heights on Tnursdays and
Frtdays. Canning Csnters for The colored
SchooIs will Be conductsd AZ the folloWing
schools: Mondays. Garnet and DunhaRs
IIaesdayA Mott and Birney: Wednesday,.
stevens and N Eleventh street northeast;
Thursdays. Reno and Military Rad. ~
dayS. Randall and DeanEood- All Who wish
10 put Up food products for futurs uss nay
40 50 at the above places. under u n
Etruction Of competent teaehere Iha
products and containers should b oroughe
eY thoSs interested. Ciubs for boys and
girls, a. Een a. for adults, viii b orEnn-
lied Boys cooking elesses VII also -
formed. ERNEST l. THURSTON. 6upar-
intendent Of Schools; ". b PArTERSoH.
Director; W. s. MONTGOMERY. Asslstant
Director. 1-tyaAea.s1
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

Y. M. c. A.. Summer Courses
BoYs-Nalzs up grades. Secure promotion
In public schoolA 9 weeiss- June 34-Aug. IL
AEN-College preparatory.
MEN and WOMEN-Stenoeraphy.
NSpeciai summer Rata
Inquire about AccountAncy. Drafting. Ian
THos. W. WALTON. n A. ms st. NV
5s3s.Gt
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
DeathA
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Waahlng-
Ton. D: g, Snns lstA; Els.-Noties = -, A,er.sy
of Columbia intend 70 make the foliowinF
namsd improvenents. which are, N thelF
Judgmsnt. neeeaHary for The pubic heaith.
Of the cost Of The same win Be mads a. pro-
vided IN Public Aeta Nc. III. appfoved An
gust 7th. ISSL All persons interested IN ths.
proposed work are notidsd that the Comma
ssoaerS viii give 4 public hearinr Al a. D.
trict Building on "wednesday, July 10Th i9I4,
At 10 o'clock q. m. IN Room 5o8. 20 any an1
al persons WIG may dezirs 20 oo1ect thsrs.es
NORTHWEST SECTION: Set nsw grlnll9
curb-On ths west side of Eighteenth skreaG
northwest. from b street 10 Virginia aVsuua.
1t an estimated cost Of 30. 70 = as1ea1s4
work On the west sids Of Twsnty-arsf strsos
northwest from New YORK gvenua % .
street. At an estimated eost of 80. % BE- a.
sesssd aEAingt Az ,h Iots La n Ss9rrs 1se.sas s
northwest. from b street 70 Virginia avenne,
At an estimated cost Of SssSo, 70 Be assesged
against all loss in squares II. y. II =. g.
Of c street northwest. from Nlnetssnth -
TEenty-hrst streets. a. an estinnated cost q
g 20, 10 Be assessed AgainIt an lots IN Squars1
Ia n Ii, z. q. and Z g abufting I'D
Vork. On both sides Of Ninstssnth strsst
northwest, from B street to C>strest, at an
estimated cost Of 8. 80, 10 Be asSeGsed ag1inse
1or AZ so'' ON IN Soes ssass q 9 rS.nsy.aI % ssst
northwest, from B street to New York ave-
nue.. at an estimataed cost Of t1.2to. 70 - a.
sssssd against AL lots In squares =. y. q,
a. and z s. abutting Satd work.
SOUTHEAST SECTION: Set nsW Erlnito
curb: On both sides Of Ksnthcly aranua
southeast. from B street 70 south cArsiilA
aaaessed aEalnst all lots IN squares eanG e
iolS and loSs abutting HAid work. LOUIS
BROwNLyOW. JOHN g. D. KNIGHT, ".
GWYHN GARDINER. couni-iensrs, .; g
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
FOR SALE-AUToMoBILEs
AUTO ACCESSORIES

ONE-MAN top, abso-
lutely new for five-pas-
Senger car; cost 500;
sell for S35 cash, quick
purchaser. P h o ne
Main o7o. i-6
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
VoLIN-MANDoLIN-PIANo

JOSEPH ROSNER,
stndiea IN Q 1t N. ". Ph- FrAnk. ma
GnA rA1lA -. y. :. PA. L1na nav.
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

TvE-RooM corrAds at coieaiaI BeaeA.
/ A s1nxR os i5th e n 4 q
The Holbrook news., 1918-03-15
Notice of Selection

Under Sections 2275, and 2276, U. s. Revised Statutes, as amended by Act of Congress, February 28, 1891, Paragraph I9 ct sea-, Rules Approved April 25, 1907), as extended to the State of Arizona by Act of Con- gress, approved June 20, 1910. United States Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona. State of Ari- zona.
 To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office it's School Indemnit y Land Selection, List No. 1492, Serial No. 037417. applying to select as indemnity the following described lands, to-wit.
 List No. 1492, Serial No. 037- 417: In T. IAN. R. IS E., Lot 4 Section IS: Lot 4 Section 30.
 (AlI in G. 6 s. R. M. ] During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certifcation, this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, February 28, 1918.
 J. L. IRWIN,
 Register.
 JOHN J. BIRDING.
 Receiver. Date of first publication Mch. 8. 1918.