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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

NEu- WORK Anil 9 The 100
S1ihiornihhs arriving On WV "a''s
port Kentuckiau yesterday probably
have the closest corner on war dec
orations and citations OF any conun-
gent that has yet returned mum
France
The slst dfvisron and the ssSrd
infantry. OF which the majority OF
the kentuckian's arrivals are mem
bcrs. saw some of the heaviest rght'
ms Of the war. The DIVISION SUI
fcred 1000 casualties whiic the reg
iments killed and ~ounned was
100. OF this plumber 100 were
killed.
The ss3rd infantry was cited
seven times and two congressman
medals we're awarded TO men in Com
psnies c and u OF The regiment.
Scrgeants Phillip kaz and Ches-
ter y. West, Of San Francisco, both
members OF the same ca'tanon' we.e
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a""uo "a.
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'hN.u,' oes a., ., r.,,s,,. ~o,,rdes
~ w..
n~ 81. o,,cr decorated rnep
80 sa,,.,r, IA = Jobnaop
$50 :, c. rSronc,.co and
"y sr Er.rt Kur,z So.
49, ~ canaa,,o sorora ana vic.
- - s.n,-,,,n. whIIe s,vht.
sor io ,,.s.nsra. On pc,y,um
s ,...nad ,ha, n number Of
-, 90, an No Mans Land
n'o ',,,,. 800 No borpes boJnr
anu 49, ~ horn.ssea .rrionc Gan.
~, u,,~,~ a. ,ns ,o,a.a v,as.
80 x,rr heavy enemv
-, g. a,,,vc,od tho ,nuc,,. needed
, re-, On ,nc ,renche.
An .,,aS ,nn c,roix 40 r;uerrc
uo,or orcrou Man
on, amer, q press,er sa,em
:, ,ha r,,y,,n~y,.ho.,
60 r,o.s recoi,,ea tha, aecora.
- 80 n. h.a can,ured a nachine
s.on n "a On c.rman pr,.oncr. single
$500
cs., Antoine posc,cci ,oat.
~, ,xara croix do cuerre
.,,a., ,...ary ana lion,
-. r.,,,, -, sa,, rrarr,.co
~, 60, ca,,,,o, ~, Oakland
- ,,.,,r,c,a yrn
s,a.nna .a.o,u.a a,,a,,ons
' ..s,,..., ,,,'.,.,..,,,.,,,..,, s.r,y,c, oor-
a., .,,,aa, ,.as Iae,,, IT
pau., p.ra.,.v caI us WA.
$500, - 80. ,.t,,,,, ,n.d,c,,
a,,on,,s, 90 .. hours h.sora Going
- ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Frisco Market Report

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2--But.
tcr-ExtraA, sshc.
Eggs-Extras. 4shc: extra pull
lets. AYE.
Cheese fiat fancy. ale.
Potatocs--Wharf prices: Dcltas.
si75 to 81 per GENITAL for choice and
seas to $3.50 for fancy; oregon Bur.
banks. 81 to $3.50: Idaho Gems. $3.50
to s2.35: Washington Gems. s2.25.
New potatoes. IS to $3.50 per 100
pounds in sacks and 7c n pound In
boxes. Sweet potatoes, IS to $3.50.
Onions-Ice house. California, e3.25
to $3.50 per GENITAL. on the street,
1915 20 81.
Oats---Red. feed. s2.o5 to $3.50; red.
seed $3.50 to s2.7s; red, recleancd. 50
to s3.i0.
Barlcy-No. /, feed, s227M to
s2.32h. with off grade lower; No. 1.
shipping. s2.37h TO t2.42h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
MORE 91ST men
RETURN TO U. S.
Troopships Carrying 10000
Yanks Reaching N. Y.
Continued From Page One I


y, m. wero the Uiua and the Iicnder.
son.
The Henderson had aboard Bor-
doaux convaicscont dctachmenta
numbers i7s. $50. iss to iss inclusive.
sia. ia. yIs To 2is inclusive. 81,
and ga; casual company 81. New
York. and casual company %. Masae,
ohusetts; detachmens base hospital
number &: special casual company 30.
and number of casual officers.
ON the f,eviathan wcr, the follow
Ing organizations sssth infantry
complete: sso,h infantry completes.
ssTth infantry. machine gun com.
pany and medical detachment; Tooth
field artillery brigade headquarters.
ss9th field artillery complete. base
hospital number IL. 10th Infantry
brigade headquarters. itsth engt
ncers dctachmonts: 18th division
headquarters: iSsth Infantry: st7th
and saith field artillery; casual com
nanies ISL. New York. and Tss. 7so
and 7st. scattered: 81 casual officers
and Brest convalesccnt attachments
iseth TO it7th. inciustve- Gen. VIII
liam Crfvers. commanding tho i6oth
field artillery brigade was also
aboard.
The transport Ufua. with ioTs
aboard. was scheduled 10 arrive with
tn. following organizations s2sth
fieid artillery. field and starr head
quarters and supply companies. ORD
nance and medical detnehmcnts and
batteries A. ~, c and y. base hE
pitai number iis; casual company 7ss
and 10 casual offccrs
Tho culosa, 20 DAYS overdue
limped into quarantine today. bring.
ing iot troops. The transport len
nrest March Q. but was delayed by
storms. engine trouble and other mis-.
hapa On board were casual com
panIes asa from Arkansas: gTs from
North Carolina: 2es from Pennsyt
vania, sss and 293 from Tsxas: and
$50. consisting Of scattered troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

at 70 cent? q dozen punches.
Poultry products are continuing IN
good demand. but u 10 noticeable
thai the high prices asked for chick
ems In causing n slight iuil IN the
movement Of that product
Dairy prcduc;S quotations remain
unchanged "Wednesday. Tho unani-
nous opinion of local dealer. In that
tho inyc.Sed hysiiness shown by
New York buyers IN the San fran-
eisoo butter market will prevent any
tendency Of tn. product TO drop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
World Labor Men
May Meet in II. S.

Paris, April a--rhe report OF the
committee on international labor leg.
islation. made public today. express
cd tho hope that the first session of
the International labor conference
VIII ho held a, Washington In oe,o-
her.
Explaining the text OF the proposed
league OF nations labor convention.
The report points out that tho United
STATES can treat futurr proposals un.
dor this plan merely as RECOMMENDED.
Tons Whenever they conflict with
federal or state constitutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Home Grown Green Stuff
Is Appearing on the Market

With shipments OF California veee
tables arriving regularly and with
nore and moro Of the home grown
green stuffs appearing on thu mar.
kcl the local spring vegetable season
seems 10 be well under way and deal
ers are predicting a continual easing
up on the market from now on.
Rhubaro has fallen to m iow as
T. cents per pound since IN. local
product has begun To arrive on the
street In quantities. Loyal green
onions were being sold Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

los ANGELES. Cal. Apru A.
word that a parting of tho ways
nad disturbed the domestic nfe OF
fanlinc Frederick and her husband.
willard Mack. both prominent on the
s'hsc and movie screen. interostc d
Los Angeles today.
MACK. u was learned. IL living In
a hungalow at Glendale. near hero
attended by physician. where
friends are helping him In an effort
90 rchahilitate himself
Miss Frederick. Mack's friends
say. seorns the idea Of a divorce. but
VIII not consider reconciliation at
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Girl Eats Poison Candy
in Attempt at Suicide

l have a new brothcr-ip law last Sun
day $50 yesterday. and l like him
fine. just with could like my
sister in,iaw that good. How are you
getting along with your PUSSY willow
room. e,e.7 Tho vio.ets are out now,
but haven't had tlIna to get any
yet. I hope 10 havr a surprise. aitbo
maybe it won't DO a surprise to you.
90 send you IN the next letter. FAY.
tell me that scrct that you were
going 10 tell rne tome day In the
next letter. piense' please pleased or
have touched upon IL In some Of
my other hitnrre Now don't keep
me In suspense. or wrrc you just Md.
ding about that some day?
Il am still inauisitivo. Ia, Hal
What does that meany It's got me
guessing.
That war not my married brother
that was with me IN that picture. lie
In tho brother NJ mine that every body
resemblance. can your Well. I must
10 60 another class. ~ goodbye.
IVAN.
'P. 81 viii send thai stryehnsne
Immediately. Lovingly youra
IVAN
Wanted u Join Chwus
Ruth Morgan evidently wanted 10
become q chorus giri. for one of sy.
nonsis' letters To her contains an
apology for his objections TO her
choicr Of q career. The letters ars
filled with sentimental expressions
and confessions of love. symondn
somstimos signed himself a. "fksy."
Pete" and Happy and he ex-
pr-ese.i a longing to be with the
girl In Seattle.
In . letter datrd March 20. BY.
monds wrote:
"Dearcst Smile~ Wish you
wsre hero. for life In no lonely and
no ons serns To be M loving a friend
an you 10 me. Your ictters sure
are some remedy for the blues
"Your sincere chcric.
IVAN. or HAPPY"
When She gfri was able TO talk IN
pollcs officials at tho city hospital
today she insisted that young ny.
monds knew nothing Of her plan 10
kffi herself when she wrote asking
him for the poison AZ soon ms she
gains sufficient strength she will be
QUESTIONED by Capuin Of Detectives
Tenant
Tho poisce say the Giri had been
reading OF tho Ruth sarrtron poi.
son cass and that Il may have
prompted hcr action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Dry Squad SEXES
Big Whisky Still

A complete whisky sdIl and other
utensils were seized by the dry
squad operatives. and Henry Burke.
SIT soth NJ was arrested wcdncs-
day morning. The officers destroy
ed more than 100 gallons OF mash
found about the premises and con
nscated one quart and one pint bot
tie OF bootleg whisky. Considerable
mash was being converted into
whisky when the place WAS raided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Wilson to Look
Into Debs Case

PARIS. Aprfl a-President Wilson
has asked Secretary Tumnlty to for
ward the attorney generals recon-
mcndations regarding Eugene ".
Debs. American socialist leader. now
under sentence Of ten years impris-
onment for sedition. 1t was learned
today.
The presidents action Is under
stood TO follow appeals from certain
groups In the United States. Gus
tonarily the president does not act
without the attorney generals rec
concentrations. They are generally
approved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
363rd Regiment Men of 91st
Won Scores of War Medals

Also wore a decoration for planting
a machine gun IN the open. Is yards
from a barrngc. siienclng two enemy
machine guns.
Among the other offipnrs aboard
were Capt Manton ID. Armstrong.
Portland. and MAJ r. M. Watkins.
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Market Reports

ers. s7.ss TO ti-75. stockers and feed.
err. ST. TO SIS: calves. I'll TO 3i4..s.
HoEz--Necelp,s 1000 hrad. market
higher. Top. $3.50. bulk OF SALES.
tis.s to 1880.
Receipts. 1000 head. mar.
kst higher. lambs. siT..s TO 1885,:
cweS yra.ys 60 $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
General Strike Is
Reported in Berlin

PARIS, April "a Copenhagen
dispatch 10 Ia Mitin today declared
a general strike has nccn proclaimed
In Berlin.
Tho government, expecting an ex-
tersivo outbreak. Is said 20 bo pre-.
pairing TO repr-ss II ruthicssiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. April Liberty
bonds were quoted here today as fol.
lows: 3hs, sssos. off .o4: first As.
ts4.7e, up .o6; second Is. ss3.52. or
.os; first ANS, $s4.7%. up .os; second
4As. $3.50. off .o6: third as. 1858,
off .o2: fourth ANS. $3.50. off .0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

Stall II. Kristofersons milk. lie
at. Stall 81. apple or cherry cider
I5c bottle Sugar and soap stall.
Carnation or Borden's milk. l2iac.
Royal Grocery. basement. Hills cof-
fee. 43c 10. can. Red Seal Grocery
Annex. Snider's tomato soup. l5c
can. Acme Grocery. basement. 6
boxes matches. s5c. Stall ,. extra
sweet oranges. zoe doz. Elliott
Fish Co. salmon trout. 35c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Marshal Foch Will
Meet German Envoy

PARIS April s.--Msrshal roch
left this morning for spa. where
Matthias Erxtergcr. representing
Germany. already has arrived. They
are 20 discuss the questions involved
In landing Polish troop~ as Danrig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
AK rRANcIse,, Arru

SAN fRANClSssp. April 2.--Or-
SANITATION OF a new association to
work actively with the chambers Of
cornmerue OF Seattle. Portland. los
Angeles and Tacoma Is under way
today by a special committee. In San
Francisco's nght to Eet back old
overland import and export railroad
ratea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
l.0nNl ,n

Stalls 1925. 3 2-fb. sacks salt. 1oc
Stall 102. fresh peanut butter. lbs
35c. Stall ii6. good bacon. s2c ID.
1909 First ave. Kristoferson's milk.
Toe at. stalls 1-3-b. sirIoin steak.
csc 10. Stall IL, black cod, lbs. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
PERSONAL,


sgusss PESOS rAtp ron TIVE
dss..e Member SO ~ treaty threc's
Nsln, gives the tnelde story Of
~. trsachoroua crime, Read a..
III "A ~ ilfl-A Fourth ave. be-
.s,r a'ike and Union.
x..xrr.p--rVFRV WOMAN To Ric.
VAN beautiful by using Princess
r~sutifier powder and ereatna.
s.sy hox ti months SUPPLY.
.s". se.sA. special si,se. Finish
~, cream, SOC. Princess Toilet
~ togs arcade nidg.
s.xrrN--ptAMoNpS OLD coin.
Nf,r IrwrtltN. otn SItNEE
WATCHES, oLn FAissE TEETH.
uiGHs'Sr PRICES rNip
...f. q SNfTH BLDG trt FLOOR.
u,~are sANrTARtuM - REGIS
Fk.,r.s phy.iclsn. Specialist In all
.rAitlens OF womea. Terms res-
ssesasts. 1891 18th ave Capitol
nh ear
,.,SS pfFRpoSr-rft THERAPEUTIC
.~sasmerts. poor circulation. rheu-
s,stssm. ar Globe Bldg First
snd Madison.
kwt4tftES AND CrRtS MADE
es,..r, .omninga Ladies' Improve
nent shop. $50 Union ct. Aain sSof.
csA uoSfsS WATCHES ON CREDIT.
Nftii,EfA sos rikE ST.
Il WANTED 10 BORROW
assrRASrs AT REDUCED RATES
ewsaey % loan. 10 Third ave.
Main 1915. wAshtnston Title Go.
= FUNERAL NOTICES
6rxHrLl~--At the family residence.
YsaS Goth NJ. Monday, March IL,
RTv. RICHARD BUSfiEiI& aged
ss,ssrai Thursday. Aprft : .:eo y.
n vafysviile. Washington auspices
kti feiicwa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

NEW YORK. Apr1 :. - Prices
we're frncsionslly higher with trading
In fair volume at tho stock msrkc,
opening today. United States Steel
opened a, ear. up ": studebaker.
ss. UP y: Tobacco Products. 81. up
": Marine. preferred. iish. up y
bethlehem "B." 7os. up u. General
Motors. iTib. up y.
NEW YORK COFFEE
NEW YORK. April ?.--Coffec--
Spot sevens. ishc: ssnfos. zihc
Centrifugal sugar. sT.zs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02

stall 100. Campbelrs pork and
beans. 15c can. Stall 172. new as
paragus. 2bc 10. stall t2e, Primost
cheese. 25c N. Stall io2. dried spri-
cots. zoe III. StaIl i0b. 2 lbs. white
beans. Csc. Stall ITO. cooking APP
pies. ! ms. Csc. sugar stall. bars
soap. SOC o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
BANK CI.EARINGs
Public Markets
ECONOMY

Stall 5s. ibs. fine graduated
sugar. use. Stall 81, Kristoferson's
pure fresh milk. lilo at Stall ~.
large can csrnation milk. L: Nc
Stalls 1852. . lbs. large Italian
ington creamery butter, s5c N. Stall
4s. sirioin steak. 2sc ID. Stall ~.
shad. zoe III. stalls 1888. loo can
red beans SC. Stall 40. t5c Supreme
Blend coffee. ms. S1,2b. stall "a.
peanut butter. zoe no. 2 fbs. ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Chicago Stock Report

Corn-Open High Low Close
May sissy SISSY sls2h si57h
July i.+<A i.Ssa Itsh i+sA
Sept. LIN isss las i-37k
May CIV SIS ,ssh ,s7A
July .ssA .sss .s5 SEA
sept .s2n san .sln 50
Provisions: Pork--May closed at
i437o. Lard--May closed at $3.50:
July elosed at 1885,. Ribs--May
closed at tss.lb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Denver Market Report

DENVER. Colo, April 2.--Cattlc--
Receipts. 1900 head, market lower.
Steers. 1850 to 1850. cows and hcif,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
3iith In Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. April The
s4sth freid artillery. which arrived
from France Sunday. will be sent
here with the 3s3rd infantry for de-
mobilization. kilograms from the
war department TO this effect was
received today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-02
Il WANTED TO BORROW

'sxrRASrs AT RsnrcEn RATES
wsaey 20 loan. 10 Third ave.
NAN ieis. Washington Title Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
WOMEN TO HELP
D. C. SUFFRAGE
National Convention Asked
to Advocate Ballot for
rilsnn
Local Residents.

Delegates Of the District OF CofuD-
bia Suffrage Association were In
structed to ask that suffrage for ths
District be given publicity at the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage A.
sociation 10 be held shortly In 81
Louis, at a meeting held last niEnt
at the suffrage headQusrteys. ICE
Rhode Island avenue northwest
Judge Kathryn Sellers. Of the .Ju~
venile Court OF the District, and krA.
James Campbell Cantrill, wife OF Rep
resentative CantrilL OF Kentucky.
were the delegates selected 80.
Omeerr Elected
Reports were heard from the An
hony League through the president.
Mrs Anna Hendley. and fronn ths
Equal Franchise League through tbs
chairman, Mrs. Louis Brownlow. -...
Officers who were elected last night
include: Miss Msry O'Toole, president;
frs. George Esstment, first vice press-
dent: MIS-. Anna Hendley. second Y1oe
president: Mrs. Helen R. Tindall, third
ice president; Mrs. Louis Gutenberg,
recording secretary; MIS-. John S
Bryan. corresponding secretary: Mrs
A. p. Rand. treasurer. and Miss sarah
Besll, and Mrs. Frank Pyle. auditors-
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
AUCTION SALES.
rhos. j. Owen a Son. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
street northwest. BY virtue Of certain deed #
ct SEQ, Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned substituted
trustee will sell, at public auction in front OF
the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY
OF MARCH, AID. 1873 AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described land and p--mises sit
uate In the District Of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot number 4 in Square number
ed 39l, First Additic- to Manor Park" as per
plat recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber County q at
folio q; and as named in the deed to the said
William T. Perry dated March Is, 1911, and
recorded March II, 1911. in LibeT 4J2 at folio
26. ct SEQ. and the deed dated September /.
1911. and recorded September s. 1911. in Liber
as at folio $50, ct seq said lot containing
All cash. A deposit Of 800 required at time Of
complete tbs purchase. Further particulars al
time Of sale. JAMDS p. SCHICK, Substituted
trustee. Evans Building.
mha4ssIslo.u.nI3b
ON SATURDAY. MARCH is. 1873. AT 10
States Storage Company's warehouse. lsI2o 10Th
St NV, Washington. d. O.. there will be sold
at public auction to enforce hens for storage
charges, ETC., due and unpaid, n~eoods, furni-
ture, pianos household and personal effects on
storage in names Of Mrs Orpah BlAden. Lena
q. Butler. Miss L. NJ Gillespie, Mrs Annie NJ.
Hardesty Mrs. Mary Z Meyers UNITED
STATES STORAGE COMPANY. INC.
fea .mhe.I5
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
Stole Price Of $50 Tunes.

Newburyport Mass. March IL
Figuring tunes at a nickel apiece two
boys stole $50 tunes from an electric
piano here. The police sang Bars
In q Celr' for them later on
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT SUP

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPERVISING
Architects otice. Washington. d. @, March
II. 1878. SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived in this ofice until p. m, March 8.
1913, and then opened. for steel lockerz for the
Arlington Building Washington, d. O, accord
ing to drawing SA-ll and specification, copies of
which may be had at this Office JAS. A. WET
MORE. Acting Supervising Architect mhl3S
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C..
Washington, d. c.. March 9. 1913. Sealed pro-
pcsals will be received at this ofice. Room 5ll,
District Building. until O'Clock D. m, April /,
1919. for furnishing. delivering and placing into
position CO., more or less assembly hall chairs
in the Z v. Brown School, this city. Form OF
proposal may be obtained upon application to
the Purchasing 0ficer, ID. C.. Room Sd. Dis
trict Building LOUIS BRowNLOw, W.
GwYNN GARDINER, CHAS. W. KUTZ. Com
u,issioners. ID. @. mhIl-st
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. DIRECTOR.
Astrological Research Society. Private Read
insA. by appointDent only. s. T!pevritten
Forecasts. BY mail IS Up Expert Vocational Ad-
us0. LIS Z It nv. Phone Franklin ssl
lSW
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
LOST.
HELP WANTED-MLk

bINTERs WANTED OR GOOD BRUSH
s.,as: hixh-,e paxs paid NATIONAL
ITTo Co south Capitol St and Va ave: ~
1SAO ~ uhl3T
FINTEDCJ1NTT0R; BRING REFERENos
n n JOHNSON 90, ISs 4 81 nv. mnLt~
W0RHSGNYN-THE ONLY WAY WE SEE
for VOC 70 save q good big stock OF casn 5 -
=. - sBgstly y,s-d At S up. but such raius
4. I,,rn..,bL. 70 dnrsicats and no doubt pres
wi b higher next winter JUsTHS Oho
STAND sl9 ID. niI|--
The Washington herald., 1919-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

u
Jsmes P. Greenfield, 8. and Mabel l. spcrr.
L. both Of Washington Rev. J. Y. BnsxS
WiIlisl II. Butler, s. and ClN1 L. Cox,
q. both Of Washington Rev T. Z. COres-
Nathan Krupsaw. 81. and Rachel Fur. IS.
both Of Washington Rer. NJ Becker.
James W. B. Petty. $, and Lillian NJ Kelly.
q, both Of Washington. Rev. J. A. Co~sn.
Roger NJ. Lowell. 2, West BoylEto1. Mass.
and Virginia J. Potts, 10, Washington. Rev.
c. G. ChAppell.
Ryiey, q, both Of Washington. Rev. T. 4.
Davis.
Melville Z. Reynolds. 2. and vicsori, H.
FAireu. Is. both q ColoaiAl Beach. Va Rev.
NJ. P. J. Essn.
Downs
Prank L sesy. IS. and oue N. seay. s.
both Of Rayo. Va. Rev ]. z BriEEs
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