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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

70 see ma and told me Of your won
derful medicine = Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND. l began taking
IT, and after taking six bottles | feel
well and strong, do my own work and do
dresamaking for Others. cannotspeak
too highly o. your medicine and recon-
mend Il 70 others who suffer with female
trorble. II Is a Godsend to aillng
women, and you may use my name At
anytime. Mrs. PERMfLiA HULsIzER,
2is z. Fall ST, Ithaca, NY.
Women who suffer from any such all.
ments should not fail 10 try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable COMPOUND.
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Welfare workers. among the Ameri-
con lnoI4nH complain that the drug
habit ~ making alarming Inroads
among the Redmen. and that no con-
erenaionai enactment exiatn TO cartail
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Mortuary

ROUSE-M Mary Catherine Rouse. 25
years old. died at her home on South
this morning. Her hus-
band Ernest Rouse and her father
and mother were with her. The body
will be shipped by Strong Brothers
tonight 10 Salem. H., for burial. The
will accompany The body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

Comic Artist-How much viii Il
coat 70 send these packneeag
Clcfk-Whnt'r in 'emr
some Of my work"
~Fo1x eeniss thats third class mat.
fer."-nefroit News.
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5 snaasana owELLINos uanzn

The above diasfunS shows he number OF hou-es has failed 10 keep up
dwellings ne unrgan Of Census counts apartment houses duplex houses.
hotels boan. teutA as dwellings. Tfr norumi eNrs n families over
dwellings 4 around 10 per cent Neat year III Is estimated. this ~
scs viii BE- = ff cCWt
Ie column AZ ckdemc right shows prrsnrage II cScc~ II families over
dwellings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

THE NEW CIAEyELAND's ARR
HERE. NEW MEXICO MOTOR
CORPORATION.
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In turtherance, and not In Limitation Of
the powers conferred by statute. the Hoard
of Directors u this corporation are author
i4ed
tal To hold their meeting, and hay. mn,
~ more Officers aud Keep the hooks n M,
corporation within or tesctpt as otherwlse
provided by t%tatutcj without tho state al
View henico ~ such place a. may from
time 10 time be designated by them.
90 To fiN, from time to time. the amount
10 be reserved a. working eapitnl ana to
detorninr the times Tor the declaration and
payment aud the amount Of each dividend
on the stock, and TO determine and dlrssf
the use and disposition u any %surplls or
net profits and TO authorize and cause to n.
executed mortgages and liens and Ll other
inttUumcnts affecting the real and psr.onsl
property ~ the corporation.
tcl Whenever authorized by the affirma
i've vote 81 the holders n a majority N tbe
stock issurd and outstanding Al .t,rI.
buldrrs meeting duly convened and called
% sell assign. transfer mr. otherwise disr..,
Of all the property Including the fraurhf..
or franchises Of the corporation "a an en-.
tdl To authorize one or more Of their
number To constitute au sKrrntive commit
toe which conimittcr shafl ~ The time bsiny
ana until said resolution be rerrinded az
uhiets forbidden by the hy, laws. have and
exercise al thr powers n the board Of nj
rretofs which may he Law fully delegated. In
ne management n the business affairs Of
the corporation and shall have power 10 All,
thuutc the seal Of tho corporation TO bp
atikrd 20 any and an pspera requiring a seal
tel The board of Directors and a1ecutiys
'"mmitiec shall, except a. otherN ise proyid
sa ~ law have puwrr 90 act hy o frtolu
ton 10 NHting signed by all the m.mber,
Of NE Board ~ Directors or " the msmbers
- The executive or other fommlttee and
filed and inserted IN the recorded minutes
q 'hs company and properly dated. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

WalviH. on the coast OF southwest
Africa. is said 70 be the sandiest place
In the world.
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STATE OF WV MEXICO

United SiAtsa Of America. state Of New
MeNieo-ss
II il Hereby Certified. that the annssed
IL a full true and complete transcript of the
Certificate ~ Incorporation Of COLI HblA
OH. AND LEASING COMPANY. 80. iutts.
with tho endorsements thereon. A. same ap-
pvars on his and ~ record In the office ~
the state Corporation Commission
In Testimony Whereof. the State Corpora
ton Commission Of the state u New MoNi
co has caused THE certificate 90 BE- signed
by is Chairman aud the seal ~ said Com
mission. 20 he affixed ~ the City Of Santa
Ye on this eth day Of Oetober A ID 1919
HUGH n WILLIAMS.
SEAL Chairman
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DRESSMAKER
SAVED FROM
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink.
Vegetable Compound
in Time.

Ithnca, N. Y.-"Tnree years ago I
suffered from pains In my right side, 70
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COLUMBIA OIL AND LEASING CON
PANY.
Know ALL MEN ny THESE PRES.
ENrS: That We. Thomas y Gable. Santa
Pc New Mexico. Thnmas Hughss. Alboquer'
que. New Mcsieo. u 3 Henins, Albuquer'
qas. New Msaico. Guy l.. Rogers. Alhuqasr.
cue, New Mexieo. n n Cudabao, Albuquer
que. New MeNieo. r. n. O'hrien. Dawson.
New Mexico. all Of whom arr citizens % the
United states and residents and citizens
within the state n New Mesic0, and Thomas
~ Dees, Dallas Texas, a citizen ~ the
United States and q resident and citizen
within the stat. u Texas have this second
day u October. 1919. associated ourselses
~poruilon under the provisions Of the laws
u he State u New Mexico end 10 that end
49, hereby certify a. %fplloWs'
The corporate nam Of said corporation
Is COLUMBIA OIL AND LEASING CON.
PANY
The principal place Of business 81 said
corporation l. In the city ~ Albuquerque.
New Mexico. aud u -. Hening 10 the ageni
In charge thereof and upon whom process
against the corporation may be served.
Tho objects add purposes for which this
corporation IL formed are;
1 To buy and otherwise Aoquire. 10 hold
aud oNn, manage operate, Improve, de-
yelop and sell lands, mining claims. mineral
rights. old welia. and .ther real estate aud
Interests and right, in and to any o. aid
prOportiss
. To engage 90 md carry on the bus
mess ~ drilling md exploring Tor oil. pro.
during, rrfiuinU. distililng. treating. man,
uiactufinE piping, carrying, handling stor.
ms, dealing In buying and seiliLg oils. pe,
irolcumt natural fas nsphaituim, hiiumen.
bltumin0us rock, aud other mineral aud ny
dro. carbon substances, and products ~ Al
other suhsihnceA, and for such purpose 70
boy and Otherwise acquire, hold, 0wu. man.
age, and operate refneres, pipe lines.
tanks manufactures, machinery, tank ears.
and other works, property and appliances
that may be incident or Auxiliary 10 said
business. or that may be deemed necessary
OF convenient by the BOARD " Directors.
p Also TO take aud acquire by purchase.
gHchan~- Or other lawful mode and e.
hold. own, ssl end otherwise dispose 81 the
capital stock and bonds ~ other corpora
tons.
4 Also 20 establish agencies. Sffrss.
storage TANKS sud huuses, and 20 srll articles
aud products manufactured by itself or 9th,
~ persons or corporations. In NrW Mexico
and other states or territories of the United
sta'cs ~ America and w foreign countrief
kad In furtheraner bat not IN limitation
of or be- construed ~ q limitation ~ the
power roufsrrsd "a general corporations or
authorized Ia them by The provisions " the
lava u New AsAieo, the said corporation
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cURkrncY.
Washington. ID. @, August 20. lsie.
WHEREA6. 10 saiiffaeigry evidences
presented % the n~nttrsiFned. II has been
mads 10 appsaf rhss THE cTTIzKKSl
RATIONAL BANK or A~LEUQUER.
our IN the cify q Albuquerque. 10 the
Cenatg " beflali5Q aRd etale u Nss
MsAIt1, has complied sIh AZ the prosis.
iona 81 ~ hiatntsa % The Eniaad ktatea,
f~egnlred % bs complied vita bsfers a.
ossorfafion shall be authorised 10 con-.
msnce ne buHinasa 81 hanklnFg
nov THAhtEuME JOHN akEIr
TON M4tAIA<m IDR>QTfileF ~ ne
cafraneI. az heftby cariify that 'THE
CirfxEte. NATIONAL BANK or All
uuoHfHuRFv IN nt Cif VI A~lbuauer
ave. u The County VI heTnaliilo aud
1f1la ~ Ass MeEiec. Il saihorlsed 70
eo1nnenos ne business 81 Baking e.
nrneIlld IL eerlian FIftt-one hundrsd
sad e|Eu.nlhs ~ ~ neslnfd Statutes u
ceftfnsid3 - fAs cus.asr mana
u Alb1estlrue h~lleaunlqus. Aew Ma
rrsfIMchY WHEREOF witness
NJ Rnnd and seal 81 rffrs this Twenty
nlhlE Iar ~ Aufnlt. 1918
lnlrna1l 1hO Akki1DN WiLLiAMo.
Coabinplff o. iht Npffsneg,
fAHaNl"
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SEAL.
4. l. Morrison, Clerk

ARTICLES OF ISCoRPORATGON OF
COLUMBIA OIL AND LEASING COM
PANY.
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Bowels on Schedule Time
-tbs me flowing freely, the for
psoQpr boy Palsoss Eliminated.
pf. Hinafn New Life Pills make tho
bowels function rcrulerly and keeb
the r7rtsrn ciesuse1 81 RAs6oua ID.
punheA zoe abcstie. al dssssista
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u luDPATH,

indeSed lG6si Com 'pd, r. " to . y
state 81 Ne~ Mexico, County u asrua.
hiio-ss. ~
This instrument vas f.led Tor record On
we 5''h Jay Of Oct 1919, ~ . clock q
Of said county. Polio lai Nestor Aiontoys
Clsrk and hsrurder By Oiiyio Eyoritt. nsp.
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santa We. \ N.
october 30. l9ip
Oct 81. Nov Ttl2i
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Navy Yard News

Charles Mills. checker champion
of the torpedo tube shop. was de-
feated by z. T. Rees and Forest
Parker yesterday.
H T. Schubert loading man in
the radio shop. has returned to
work after three months illness
with stomach trouble
r L Brown. of the miscellaneous
shop. is on a two-day visit to the
Hagerstown Fair.
John Donnely, q member Of Co
lumbia Lodge, 174. l. A. NJ. en-
ployed in the tool shop, was en-
dorsed by the lodge for position of
rent commissioner provided for in
the new rent profteering law just
passed by Congress-
Pat Murphy and George McCath-
ran. of the tool shop. have been
Transferred TO the torpedo shop.
Luther workhauser,. of the radio
shop. has been transferred from the
radio shop to the old gun shop.
Edward Rodgers. crane operator,
of the torpedo tube shop. was mar
ried Thursday
Robert Hunt, Of the east gun car
riage shop. has returned to work
after an extended vacation spent
in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Joe Malloy is on a few days sick
leaye
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE
Lobe Foreman, q yezrs. Walter Reed Hosital
AleIandG p. Czmpten g. LII o 81 nv
NAry Hill Murray. g 55l9 10Th 81. nv
Wm. Henry Duueiass. a l12 St ne
William Bosre. @. en- route to Emerging,
Hospital
Robert R PostanS n. o. s. SOLDIER Hon,
Hospital
Charles Arthur Barnes. 8. Bngr-ny Hospital
Charles T KrAuse. z ~ St sw
Mary Hewitt, q, GEORGETOWN HoSptzl
James Russell Fraser Il, 100 g. sw.
Catherine Dempsey, 5 Pruvidence Hos,ital
May BroAra Oooksey. l. PruTidcnce Hospital
OOIORED
George Brown, g. l8 Pierce g. nv.
Clarence Wilkes. ls, Freetmen's Hospital
Robert Dyer. .. Pruridence HoeFitRl
Mary Z Lee, IS 600 Va ave sw.
Edward Warren, 80. Washington Baracn
Name Hawkins. 2. La eth ST. NV.
Esther @ DiGgs, q. Freedmen's Hospital
Theodore Carroll. Is, Walter He'd Hospital
Georgia A Baker. 81, 1874 Srd H. NV
Madaline Pratt, / mon, lf0 lst ST. nv.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
LIGHTS TO BLAZE
IN LABOR PARADE
Spectacular Procession In
Gompers' Honor to Be
Held Here Oct. %.

Washington win view q novel night
parade on October .. when thou
sands Of labor representative win
march I'D Pennsylvania avenue in a
blaze Of colored lights illuminated
floats and varied electrical effects.
Plans for the parade were announced
Yesterday by John Colpoyu, chair
man Of the committee on arrange
mentk It win be in honor Of Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American
Federation Of Labor.
Twenty thousand member of un-
ions already have stgnined thezr m
tendon to march. Chairman Colpoys
said
Floats win feature the paraas- The
Electrical workers Union has an
propriated 1900 for a f1ost which
perhaps will be the most strfl1nr IN
the pageant Members Of the union
win carry red, white, and blue cleo
tric lights. IN addition TO the foat
The spectacle Of q steam boiler IN
operation. with stokers a work Krr-
ting up steam. win be staged by the
F1remen's Union Elevator construc-
toiS VIII nav unnAfure elevator
IN operation
Ironworlners vfu be shown rnnS-
ing rec-bot rtvetx Motion picfure
Operators. plate printers ana women
OF the Bureau Of Engraving ans
Printing VII also be represented
with floats
Ausicians Onion members VIII
furnish what is pru1nised to be the
largest band ever beard here, vftf
approximately 500 instrumentA A
{. Hayden, president CT the Musi-
clans Union VIII be the leader.
Trade unionists at the Nary Yard
plan TO have nearly 1000 members
in line
Following the parade exercises in
honor OF President Gonpers Will be
held In Liberty Hui. Many foreign
labor representatives WIN attend the
meeting. II is said.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Roy a Reed, q. and Pearl Lz1nn B Hsrers
town. Nd The Rev. John z. Briggs
Glover Whittakg q and May Stella Stpver
q Washington. d. q Rev. James H Tay1or
william W. white q and Edna Seahrcase
le, Baltimore. Nd. The Res. John n. Jeffries
Franklin Josrph Butler. 2. and ottihe Kath
crime Guve 2. Washington. d. C Ths Rev.
ChaS II. Cole
Burdstte Shields Wright, Is Louisville, Ky.,
and Elizabeth McRae CampSen. z, AIexAn.
dris- Va The Rev. W O Devries
Frank Dare. n. Kakola. Mo. and Edith Ferr
Nichols d, yinton, Iowa The Rev. h F
Downs
Robert C. Pollock, 6. and Berth, z Twn,
send. z. Davenport. Iowa The Rev. Titus K
Davis
Hairy t. oOSb. 3. and ninssh Owen. =
Walter Z Normsnt, =. and Mary Rebccc,
Moore. 2. Richmond. Va The Rev. p. F.
Hall
Dssid A. Monroe, u. md ssr.A F. sss.. $
washinston D. C The Rev Chas Fultx
Perry Franklin crabiIl. %. Woodstock, Va
and Hhei Oara Ban. 3. wstriick. Va Tn,
Rev. J. NJ Hen1.
John Kraft Pitcher. z. and Al H.,el ors,
D, Washington. D. c. The Rev. Patrick Mur
CoDoRED.
Fred Jackson. z ard Dzisy HIn. 2, Culpepsr
Va. The Rev. ". J. Howard
Herbert ThnmaS 2 and Laura Ben nus-n
q. Washington. D! O. The Rev. d. z wise
man
Thomas Norman. q. Baltimore, Nd and Jan.
cite Harris. ., wevuton. Nd The Rev. Georss
o. Bullock.
Frank Washington, 8. washington. d. C., and
Carie Brown. 81, Haymsrket. Va Tue Rev
John Richard.
L.wton scott Frye. n. and Rsbecc. Bi.ir. q
Washington, d. C. The Rev. James Z wifiier.
Joseph L, Gardner. a. and Eesnor steunar
.. washinaon. D. q M Rev. J. p. Drooa
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
FOR SALE-HousEs.


1.sp- Columbia road, near Ga. ave. Store and
> nats; nrst floor, 4 rooms and bath; sec
ond foor. rooms and bath; store below
lsxo This ptoprty is Iocated In thick
y y populated locality. Good stand for
xmAn business
ArO-LAmcut 4. near warde<. Modern esgom
and bath brick Good condition Nov
leased until nezt May. Liberal terps To
desirable buyer who wants home NEXT
srtng or . good investment
@uo-kenyon St. near Ga ave. rooms and
and bath. q apartments. Hot watez
heat Lot, 50xlD with stable on alley.
Now leased. Owner wants Offer.
N.Bo-6th st. ne 8 rooms and bath. Hot
water. electricity. Out-of-town ovnes
want: equity in cash About a.o'o 70
a.So-D t. ne rooms and bath. Hot water.
500 cash.
@m-Fstrnont T. NV, for, cciored Small
Apartment house Live in one and othsu
win carry property.
1.TD-P st. nv. rooms and bath; hot water
for colored. This property Is offered o.
pre- war basis 8. 600 cash, balance same .,
rent and about same amount that thi,
house could be rented for
S,0o-Tskoma Park. rooms and batha
Strictly modern Owner occupant VII
Eirs possession; s.3O cash required.
aaD-ith st. ne. rooms and bath: 500 cash
B.7so-Suhurhan-Silyer springsL Modern neS
home You can move in when deposit h
made. 81, so cash
S6 California st. = rooms and baths. Oc
euried by owner who win deliver prompt
ly. SEQ cash. balance to suit
S.4o-LarEe l1roozn house; hot water heat
double brick garage: 3ofoot alley. Fiy'
squares white HOUSE. $500 cash requir
ed. House win pay for itsslf. Inspection
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The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
SOLDIERS BREAK UP
SnVN FEM MEETING

= Dublin. Oct M-Heavy detachments
Of sofdfers. an Of them armed, sur
rounded the Mansion House here today
and prohibited the gzthering Of 100
Delegates to the sinn Fein couventon
There was no disorder.
Through the intervention Of the
Lord Mayor. the handouts were re-
moved from the Sinn Fein prisoners
at Mount Joy. who have been held for
the last ten days as punishment for
wrecking the Jail In recent demon
stration.
In his protest TO Sir Ian MacPher-
son. chief secretary for Ireland the
lord mayor declared that several OF
the prisoners were nearly dead as
result OF their punishment
An order issued last night by The
chief secretary ordered the suppress
sion throughout Ireland Of Sim Fem
organizations and clubs and the Gaeiic
League
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Brazil Deals Harshly
With Extreme Radicals

Rio Janeiro, Oct i6-Braz1 has
launched a policy Of no quarter" in
dealing with extreme radicAlism and
the men who advance its theory.
As a result Of Brazirs attitude an
anti-Bolshevik conference between the
country, Argentina and Chile IL under
consideration and may develop, II is
hoped here. into pan-Amer1can Coop
Grafton against the radical agftstors
OF Europe.
-Four Spaniards and one Portuguese,
Bolshevk sympathizers and agitators
for a Soviet form Of government, were
sent back to Europe yesterday. Dis
orders were threatened when Brazilian
reds" crowded the docks and at
tempted TO rescue from the polict
four men who were being deported.
The police charged the mob. arrested
the ring leaders and serious trouble
was averted-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Glenn o. and Thora Young boy.
Edward NJ. and Glsdys NJ watertury. rrh
David P. and Ottehe SneIhnes. r1
Edward J. and Margaret T. Murray. Eirl
Vincent and Msnde karsh- twins. boss
SperlO and Mary MAndis, boy
John c. and Emily Ren, bog.
Prank n. and Ruth K Holford boy.
Wdty L. and Pea-l N. Herell. Eir
Upton q and P1orrnce Gsllehr. boy.
DzSid La and KstAerfDe T. Hnlr5. Eirl
Louis L and AnnShe1e NJ Dyer. rrl
Nsrk C and Oelestia A Dunn, boy.
Maurice and Nellie Collins. girl
Thomas d. and Evelyn Carroll. Eirl.
Rohzt W. and Edith N. Be1rett. boy.
Audrey d. and Hennie II McFsdyen. Grl
C0LORED.
Augustus and Nancy Wilson, ah
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Suspicion of Foul Play
In Schooner's Sinking

Philadelphia, Oct l6.-Mystery sur
rounding the fate OF the British
schooner Onato is expected to be
cleared when the American steamer
Zirkel docks. The Zirkel IL bringing
four members Of the crew Of the lost
Onato and the oficers have wired to
be met by a police boat
Suspicion that foul play entered into
the fate Of the lost schooner was oc-
casioned by q wireless from the Zir-
kel that the captain and mate Of the
Onato had been killed
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Blockade Unites Russians.

Berlin. Oct. 16.-Authorities at the
German Foreign Office today pro-
fessed to believe that proposed allied
blockade against Soviet Russia
merely would serve to unite the Boi-
shevik and non-Bolshevik elements.
With this belief, German officials
said the allied blockade would in
tensify and prolong the struggle
against Bolshevism-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17

women who are IN trouble and doubt concerning
Wnicn step 20 take In hfe 70 better themselvsa
Befge Undertaking anything Of any importance
adslce. IN time. often saves much anxiety and
troutae. Consult her today. Tomorrow may b
Business and Mining Ventures. No one in trou-
pie turned away. Sees every one lli3 18th st.
NV. ONCE hours. q m. to D m
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD PAY FOR INTELLIGENT MEN AND
women and opportunity to establish . prof
itable business in Washington OF your home
State; free school Of instruction. MASSA-
CHUSSEIS BONDING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY. . Division BLDG. Nl3 @ st Cap
ftal $l.5om Se25tu. fret
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
NINE JEANEn-
PIANIST. uAIRvoYAN9

eusr,nssss 70 nd sou entire ne, past. prs,
mt and future She sshs no qusstions, but b.
fore yuu utter . word 10 teils what you caIlsd
gain unccess In business. health. comtahip mar-
riass, divorce tsils you Whist part of the world
win Be succssful for you; aeyiss how to gaia
and hoad sood positiou; shs tells u ths On
you love b trus or fslsa Ass you in trouhasi
trust snd affection upun sctins cool and In
different toward youf shs wiu removs sil Oh
ttaeles md tell you how to win and bold tia
one yuu aesire. She r:mites tie separated, 10
Gates ahseut friends q relativeA Readinzs, u-oA
Jp SEVENTH STREET N0RTHwEST
Psfyau PsrSoA Opp Haks 3 On
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
Safe Blower Plans Go Wrong

Chicago. Oct 1s.-Plsns by expert
safe blowers TO rob the paymaStcr
at Camp Grant Rockford. Ills. Of
Sl.ovo.ooo were frustrated by police
today. Thr~e men who had procured
jobs as vstchrnen al the camp were
held
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. o :,
Washington. d. C. October Il, 1919 Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office. Room
5s until O'Clock n. m. November Il lsls, for
furnishing and installing one portable return
tubular boiler at the Garage Transfer Station,
New Jersey avenue and X sts. Sc, Washington,
D. @ Specifications and form Of proposal may
be had upon application to the Purchasing Of
foG. Room so. District Building LOUIS
BROwNLow. W. GwYNY GARDINER.
CHARLES ". KUTZ. Commissioners. D. O.
ocl6S
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The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WORKINGMENJTHE DIRECT ACTION
theorists would Be delighted to SEQ the hustle
in this STORE: we keep busy and the main reason
is. lower prices, it brings trade from all over
town and We keep busy; night now it's new
shoes and reliable new pants at s. up. JUSTH,S
OLD STAND, GIG D. ocIZ-lt
The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; SATIS-
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURSs9 A. N.
10 P. N. 6l5 Tth ST. NW. ocl-a