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AUCTION sAin
THOs J. OWEN 4 sON. AUCTIONEERN.
TRrsTEES' SALE OF FouR.srORY APART
MENT HOUSE NUMBER 1915 ilTH ST.


rRrsrEEs' SALE OF TorR.sroRY APART
MENT HOUSE NUMBER 1915 nth ST.
By virtue Of; e s..s.is ssss e trust dgIy
.na ns ,s. Of the ,Ss .,
thereby we. the under~igned trustees. will
..ii a: prna. p: smssi,n: 4. f.ons q The prem p.
oED DAY OF OCTOBER. 1919. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK T.. NJ. the following described land
.ri r,"mise: sitnate in the city of Wash
inr' ', District Of Columbia. and known and
:. grated lot numbered twenty seven tc7p
: - i'rn and Fori's subdivision Of lots in
r,hered three hundred and twelve
= as per plat recorded In Book II. u. C..
-s.s in tho ..rveyor's once Of the Dis
-ris' "f C"lrmhta: together with the Inn
-rr"'ncr'. 'h.rc.~ Sold subject to a prior
'u'r '.-"1"" II sS 10. further particulars Of
rcrtsh ~ ~ stat~t AZ sale.
T"-=~s All and above said prior in
,r'1"7-r"e - te nrit in cash. a deposit of
.nd -eNrn'" stamps at cost OF purchaser.
r"rrns I, ~ complied with within thirty
"a n IN 'av 4 sale. otherwise the trustees
W: r"s''! ~" rci'y at risk and cost OF
HERBERT a; GILL.
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AuCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES. sNF OF VALUABLE ENIM-
proven BrIIDiNG LOT on 10TH ST.
BETwErN SOUTH CAROLINA AVE.
AND & ST. Sc
Ry virtue Of certain de<d Of trust duly
recorded. IN L'h"r No. 2sis. folio lss. ct sea..
Of the land records Of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF the party secured there
by. the cndersigned surviving trustee. will sell
a. public auction in fr"nt Of the premises. on
MONDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OC-
TORER. AID 1919. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land
a,1 rrnmses. situate In the District of Co
. lumbia. and Designated as apd being the south
twenty six t28) feet front by the full depth Of
original lot numbered seven ~ IN square Bum-
bered nine hundred and forty-dve (94SD.
Terms Of sale: A deposit Of 500 required At
time Of sale and the purchaser allowed 80 days
to complete the purchase. Further particulars
at time Of sale.
WIN. L. KING.
ocS-eod&ds exEu Surviving Trutqe
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The significance Of an aeate stone.
worn a. q brooch, - that Y n oup-
posed to Quench thirst and to protect
the wearer against lightning.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED ONE
FIFTH INTEREST IN VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. SOUTHWEST CORNER DELA-
WARE AVENUE AND B STREET SOUTH
EAST. OPPOSITE U. s. CAPITOL.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1850. folio 81 ct seq,
of the land records of the District Of Colum-
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front Of the
premises. MONDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1919, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate In the city Of Washing
ton District Of Columbia. to wit: One fifth
undivided interest in lots 18. II and IS in
square 835, together with the Improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash. A deposit Of 500 re-
quired at time of sale. All conveyancing, re-
cording. revenue stamps and notarfal fees at
cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the In
terest In said property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after Eve days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published in the city of Washington, D. C.
GEO. NJ. LEWIS.
EDWARD 8. HAND1BOE,
Trustees.
r. B. BEHREND,
Attorney for holder Of note,
Commercial Natl Bank bldg.
-eOd&dS
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FOR sALE-APARTMENrs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

Fine Home, Garrett Park
Only two blocks from cars; 12 rooms. eel
lar and furnace; all in perfect condition: elec-
trio lights, electric motor. very large grounds
fruit and flowers, handsome lawn. Ideal place
5000: balance arranged. Owner will vacate
when money 10 paid.
FRANK 3. HOPKINS, 4ol Keaois bldg. lss
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frances Income Tax Big in 1913.

PARIS, October 1.-THE income tan
IN France amounted to 712Soo. 900
francs in 1913. according to the re.
today. An increase Of more ehan l60-.
100000 francs over the RETURNS Of the
preceding two years combined.
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(sf::RE!i! :! ?

Passenger and Freight Services
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
vasari .................. Oct. 27
Orouna. ...-............... Nov. I, Dec. 6
earman'a Nov. 8, Dec. 15
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, CHER.
BOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
MauretanIa. Oct. %, Nov. 22, Dec, 16
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAvRE
and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George. Nov. 1, Nov. %
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, CHER.
BOURG and LONDON
Caronta. .......... Nov. I, Dec. s
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAvRE
and LONDON
Saxonia Oct. 21, Nov. 22
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
NEW 'DERRY-GLASGoW
Columbia Nov. 8, Dec. s
oI7 l4th St. NV. Waxhnxton.
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LEGAL NOTICES
FREDERICK A. FENNING. Attorney

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court No. .625S.
Adni !stra tion.-ThiS is to give notice that
tn" subscriber. OF the District of Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the Dis
tric: of Columbia. letters Of adm nStrntion on
tri"t of Columbia. deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against III" deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
scriher on or before the ,3d day of September,
AID. 1920: otherwise they may by law he eX
clnded from ali benefit Of said estate q ven
under my hand this H3d day Of September
1919. FREDERICK A. FENNING. Evans
building. tScali Attest: JAMES TANNER.
Register of Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk of the Proha;e Court sp19 VcG IL
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcr1oNEER.

A.
Premises No. 9O7 Sixteenth Street Northwest Washington, D. c.
Lot 50 by 100 Feet
Four-story Light Brick Dwelling House, II Besides
Bathrooms Lavatores Cedar Closets
Panes Laundry and Drying Room and Concrete Boiler Room
and Cear Bult-n Bookcases Hotwater Heat; Electricity and
Gas; Parior About 81 Feet WIDE
- ,s % Of the % Ss Of the pts. @ cs@s. passed in equity
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1912 AT 4:30 O'CLOCK PM,
n u
n n one md two from Of snd to b
o the 9
pc pynt emf and y frs o IN on propny ldo
o n andc Of
Possession given ratification Of sale by said
pliance with of sale.
upona to trustee
ALEXANDER MuNCAsTER. Trustee
Trustee
cla3. Louda
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FARF-S.
Foo Sal E-C"-tirucd

1s3-ACRE FAEN-2e MILES FROM wash
in:fcn: state road L farm. lar" in room
stone house: h"uk rsrn, ~ 60 all necessary
outbuildincs. Can he l6 for Slna per Il re.
CH,S. II. SAGFH
Phone Main 70. 81 nni ~. 923 lI'h.
500 Virginia and Maryland
River and Interior
Farms and Country Homes
5000 to $4,000.
Free Cata.o yucs
REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
II. w Hilleary. President.
S16 Connecticut Ave. MY.
Branch Offices: Charlottesville, e,
Narrenton. LcGsburr and
Fredericksburg, Va.
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c. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Conrt.-No. 2aS4l
AdmniStrati ticn.-Ti:S IS to give notice that the
subscriber. of the District of Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the District
Of Columbia, letters tcStam.ntary on the es-
tate of Louise Thomas. late of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the 23d day of September AID. 1920:
otherwise they may by law he excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 23d day of September, 1919. c.
CLINTON JAMES. 41H 9Th ST. NV tSeal)
Attest JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. se29 ocf 13
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AUCTION SALES
TQMOitRUW.

D. NOTES. Auct;oneer.
ATTRACTIVE S'Lr RY rUELlC
AIF:If y.
on T-'I'EoiT
OCTNP-' i'.:UEI. ~.
2EGINHI\t II A.i
AT orr SAL;.'l-p. Nr.
G33 LOUISIANA AEfHVf..
\ lego GO c m nf /, Of. on I'sFror
an, - "ins lt"o'a .f.ro e rsr''at-
unE ! g. Gla>SW~'. Eh'uH lnt Ladies'
~ Gents FUr'i-i: -. etc. &C.
Terms: Cash
u. NOTES. A c,;Jno.r-
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{. g. SI"'E & CO. INC ~ fjttt.gYs
a.. NEW Ynrt 4 -
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WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD MODERN 7
or. room home desirably located in NV. Sec
lidn, possession reason Tor buying. Address
Box leo Il. Star etice.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF
ATTRACTIVE 33-ACRE FARM

Located on main boulevard and electric rail.
way north Of Washington Practically new
iouse OF rooms. baths, breakfast room large
sleeping porch Hot-water heat electricity
electric water system A real dream" house
Garage and other necessary outbuildings.
bargain at s3l 500; 5000 cash. Address Box
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DON'T HESITATE.
SNAP THIS BARGAIN.


A brand new. seven-rnom house: hardwood
floors and trim: gas range; electric water pump
. and lights. large c"ncreteh cellar sfaii"mar!
wash tubs near car line. st"r" ana post once
, small cash payment. balance monthly. Apply
TO owner A. GORDON. Riverdale, Md. or
2o14 18th NV. Phone sHo" lS'
NEAR CONGRESS HEIGHTS-NEW 7-RoOM
modern bungalow. larg" grounds and garage :
$4,000; terms. Address Box ~ ii. Star Of
flee. "a
FOR REFINED COLoREp-VEKY AT'rEAt-
tive six room home with all modern improve
ments on large lot in Pleasant View Heights.
take H ST. car and get off at 4sth and Deane
ave ne. then walk one square left. or call at
Room 400 Jenifer hldg- NJ. 22'
NEAR GOLF AND COUNTRY CLt i. IN En-
! elusive community, an attractive s-r"om house
with large lot and cement walks: electricity
h-wh. and tile bath; immediate possession
highest elevation and healthy; 20 minutes, ride
War Dept. by rolley or auto; Price. $500;
terms Owner, F.. L. CotkRELL. @23 11th ST.
NV. Main 1878 13'
CLARENDON, NA.-7-RooM HOUSE, ALL
modern Improvements. will he finished in ten
days; broom houses under ssoo construction n. o
month. without interest. Twenty minutes
from 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue via cleo
trio railway. at Vinson Station. Apply c. W.
Fitch on property 401 Colorado bldg Main
419s.
Also 7-room house, Lyonhurst. Va, near
Washington Country Club. 13.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Silver Spring. Md, 20 minutes from Treas
ury: IS rooms. 20 baths; fireproof: steam heat:
completely furnished: AN acres Sell furnished
OF unfurnished. Immediate possession. ". I.
METCALF. 1906 st.
FOR SALE-AN ESTATE DESIRES TO SELL.
at attractive price for speculation or in
vestment Il ten-acre tract. mile nearer city
than Takoma Park, close to 14th st. line
extended. and city improvements. Telephone
Main 1914 Room 10 McGill bldg. 13'
FOR SALE-1O-ACRE TRACT. IN THE
most beautiful suburban section north of
Washington; for home site investment this
property is unsurpassed.
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.,
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Have You Seen it?

The prettiest and most moderate priced sub
urban property In the NV. part Of District
High ground overlooking the Potomac river and
also facing the Conduit road. We are very
nearly sold out and will soon take the property
OF the market as to use balance in buildirsg
houses for sale. So is about yonr last
chance to buy lots in this attractive section.
Eighteen houses now going up and few for
quickly and w. F. Jackson. owner living
on the property. 5424 Conduit road. Cleve
4S3. Or call on s. T. DORSETr. owner, at Of
fee. 1904 II st. NV. Main 1900.
ATTRACTIVE: IA ACRES, 3 MILES FROM
city, Alexandria county, Va: 7-room bungalow;
garage: large shade trees; fine water; near
electric station.
Easy terms-s5, 600
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BIG BARGAIN-lOO-ACRE FARM MONT CO
Md; miles d. C.: on pike. near r. r.. sr h. :
nee outbldgs:; 1000 fr. trees woods, stream,
spring. II. WALLING, Lincoln Hotel, city.
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FOR RF- W.
-''FN I NJ -, ~ III v
W \ NTIsD.

WANTED TO RENT. WITH PRIVILEGE OF
buying. small farm in Montgomery county. not
over - acT"s: must have immediate possession
Address Box ii II. Star office 17'
HAVE CLIENT FOR FARM OF 80 ACRES,
Wltmn miles city on good road: must hiNe
fair buildings ard good soil; viii pay up i"
S2nhnN. al least 5000 first payment; give
direct 'ons for rraeitiu: by anto.
THOMAS +. PETTY, 2O13 14th St NV.
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WANTED-TO BUY.
Continued.

$20. 900 ENGLISH HOME OF TEN ROOMS
with two baths on second floor; large room
Chase preferable. Address Box 2T9-H. Star
office.
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8 To 10 ROOM HOUSE-ANY GOOD SEC
Don city suburbs. Phone Main 373
p YOUR HOUSE Is FOR SALE LIST 1T
With u. We have constant demand for
:h"Ises ranging in price from So 900 10 $40 900.
THOMAS A. JAMESON $50 New York ave.
NV. Main 1927
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WASrED-AM IN THE MAEkET TO BUY
for cash about ten houses ranging IN price from
i've thousand dollars. theren bouts.
Possession not required. Give location and low
star Office
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~ TOaA ove. n.e.,
oclO, d&ds, ,exSu Trustee.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23

Miss Julia q Lathrop. director
OF Children's Bureau OF the Do
partment OF Labor. has made such
wonderful showing In child con-
sersation and welfare. since her
appointment by President Taft "a
lei2. that she has been asked by
the cSecho. .sloyak government 10
visit Europe and tell them how
10 do II,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
GypSIES LEAVE ON
COMMAND OF MAYOR
Series of Dcprrdations Alleged To
Have IIccp Committed by Wan
dcrcrs, Cause for Eviction

on strict order. from Mayor J.
A. Eastes. band of 30 gypniee, who
have been making their headquarters
In Bend for the last few days. de-
parted yesterday afternoon from the
city They had come 20 Bend after
being cylcted. from Burns. hut where
they went is not known to local
authoritica.
The mayors action was prompted
by number OF complaints Of "a
series of dopredatlons alleged to
have been committed by the wan
dcrers here. ranging from the pur-
Joining of gasoline from an automo
bile belonging TO John Steidl TO the
theft OF potatoes from gardens plant
sd by residents Bend. Tho gypsics
were told by Mayor tastes that thcy
had until O'Clock TO gct out of
iown and hte entire band wns gone
well within the time limit allowed.
Two OF the band had taken out
license as fouune tellers. r. Bend
Press.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
Fire Starters Fined
When Blame Fixed

A fire which butnod over twenty
five acres on the Fremont National
Forest before II was surrounded was
found To have originated III the sheep
camp OF kellnher N Flynn. probably
set by ashes from kellaher's pipe. Mr..
Flynn agreed TO accept the responsi-
biiity In Keilaher's behalf and went
before Justice Of the Peace J. 3. Mar
tin. who fined him ten dollars. Flynn
paid the fine and agreed that his
mon would care for the fire unit II
was out. This fire was reported III
most simultaneously by Foros, ser
vice lookout men stationed on liagcr
Mountain and Bnld Mountain
L. J. Stock und W +. Smith, camp
crs on the Rainier National Forest
w're arrested ~ Deputy Super 'sns
fonby ut Yalm1 and taken before
J leticc Roy &. King, where they plcnl
guilty to leaving campfiros uneSiir-
guishcd. A recommendation OF len.
iency was made. aud the men wcr,
fined ten dollars and costs.
For leaving "A campfire uneNtir-
q giishcd In Graya Gulch, on the WHIT
man National Forest. o. y Pouof.
camp tender for Spray a Tcmtle,on.
of Spray. Oregon. plead shlry befcr,
Don l.. willard. justice OF the peace
at sumpter. Oregon. and was fined
twenty five dollars. The fire was dis
covered and put out by Forest Ranger
Charles r. Groom before II had gain
cd any headway.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
War Environment
Affects Children

Most children IN Burns who are
about the age OF six have gained most
OF their Impressions In the last four
years Ard the majority OF these
Impressions came during the last two.
The same is true Of European chill
dren. When French children play,
they pretend that they are shooting
spies. digging trenches. working
machine guns. Their sense impress
sions have all been gained from what
they have observed In tho last four
years.
II has not been particularly
healthy environment for children to
form their ideas In. II IN not partic-
ularly healthy now Many OF the
daily occurrences IN France are not
of the kind that We would want our
growing children 10 witness. We
would not select these scenes aud
sounds as fertile breeding ground
for the instincts which we want our
children 20 cultivate II has been a
land of blood and tears OF torture
and rapins. II IL TO day land OF
poverty and smoldering hntrcds--of
social and industrial unrest
Here n fairly sound reasourrslf
we can think OF no other for pre-
serving IN this country such condi-
tions as will not twist the plinblo
minds of the rising generation the
wrong way. There ~ a tendency Just
now for everybody TO declare that he
ls being robbed by somebody clsc or
everybody else And no doubt there
are many who have real grievances.
But IN sane country few of these
grievances are Incapable of orderly
adjustment. settlement by vlolance
automatically creates tyranny and
that II what the constitution 90 This
country was framed 20 prevent.
Bookocpcrs viii show what MUIR
dcrers cannot dcmonstrato what the
gross profits OF an enterprises are
what the net profits how much reye-
nuc can be- devoted 20 wages. and still
leave enough TO provide against com.
msrcial hazards, 10 Offset Losses. 20
expand Into new fields u II a mat.
ter Of arithmetic not assassination.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23

stockmen who exhibit nj the Nal
heur County Fair this year will be
pleased to note that everything pos
sibie In being done TO make the Fair
grounds attractive ana copvenient.
The cattle barns have all been re-
novated and the inside will be white
washed. thus. showing the cattle up to
much greater advantage. Additional
watering troughs will be put In at
conN enient places.
The directors are now working on
the plan OF building a small show
ring with elevated seats. 80 that the
parties desiring To witness the show
Ing OF the fine stock and hear the
judges statements regarding the
prize winners Will have no dificulty
In doing 80, This will. also, attract
many more people 10 the Judging.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
Heavy Horses still Scarce

While there Is surplus of light
horses on the farms OF the United
States. there is still u notable dehci-
ency In heavy. desirable draft horses.
say horsemen OF the United states
Department Of Agriculture. Last
year. they say. there was tremend-
Gus decrease In mares bred, but dur
ing the spring OF 1919 very large
PERCENTAGE OF good mares were bred,
which is expected largely to meet the
future demand for horses OF the bet
ter type.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
Race Riots
Extend to Soldier

a certain American cltizo1, 80
years age. got into the world war
without waiting 20 be drafted. lie
served three years With the Canadian
army In France. was wounded. and
was also badly gassed. like many who
were there IN the early days before
the masks were dependable.
lie was lately discharged. aud went
to visit relatives In a town In the
northern states. While passing throu
the central part OF the city. he was
attacked by a gang OF toughs. ham
mered into unconsciousness. and left
on the sidewalk. an inert heap. lie
was afterwards picked up by a police
man and taken TO the station-house.
where his injuries were treated.
on returning to consciousness. he
expressed a natural surprise at the
conduct OF his assailants. lie was
wearing his uniform at the time
also his wound stripes. and thought
that they would be. at least. a guar
antee OF safety. He had fought TO
protest his feIlo~- ~-countrymen Tor
three years. and had started a con
time before they had
though OF participating. SO he had
expected To be safe on reaching Amer
Tea.
Perhaps he would have been safe
In Burns. But this did not happen
here. II happened IN Chicago. aud
The wounded soldier was colored
man, The thugs who committed the
outrage disapproyer of his complex
ON, nnd,complexion has of late been h
enlightened town. nFe't Z
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT

Mr. and Mrs. ~ E Reed OF Burns
passed through Bend Tuesday while
ON their way 10 Klamath Falls 10 at
tend the Elks convention. Mr.. Reed
was formerly identified with the
Horton Drug Co., when Il was
known as Reed a HorlQnA, Since,
leaving here .he has been operating
a drug store at Burns and states that
business at that point is In excellent
Bend Press
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23

l'HiH has learned q igsou.
Fu snluu makers tnsre hstv como
to thr realization that ia. day ~
pact wH"u tney cun dicult" AmNs.
lean styles While Amorica 80
welDrE short skirts during e. tF
pes 81 ui the Nirid warp, ts
WaR not attemptlug abyiLitr srV
tn disas When war ended lurl
tout 90 the nhOr, skirt, att AuiHf-
ica D "a passed on Ia the loag tirlt
hohT" Parts stood by iA srprt
nkift America hobbl.d on. Now
th, compromises houT has arrived.
Paris lungthencd lts skirt. Amer.
tea shortened hers and here n The
new fall style. The material IN
serge. satin. SILK tricolctto or tat
fcta--with laco % favored trim
ming and any color you may de-
sire.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
NOTICE

All persons having been indebted
tool. Schwartz and whose accounts
are unpaid are requested 20 make
settlement with the undersigned AT
her store In Masonic Building, Burns,
$40 ESTHER SCHWARTZ
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23

We pight however, oircumyent
the $40 shoes by staving winter OFF n
year or two. Our happiest days were
when we toddled around In our bare
feet.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-23
WARRANT CALL

Notice is hereby given that suf-
ncient funds are on hand TO pay on all
General Fund Warrants issued and
registered up to and including July
1. 1919. Interest ceases Aug. IL.
1919. N
w. Viking
tas County Treasurer
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-15
Opening Session
of Federal Court

The opening session of Federal
court, which convened in Greeneville
this morning, was taken up mainly
with the empaneling of the juries
which are as follows:--
Grand Jury-Sam P. Harris, Ham
blen county; William Bishop, SuIli.
van; f, f. Shipley, Washington; ]
X. Fugate, Sullivan; W. E. Dough.
erty, Johnson; John Liveley, Han.
cock; Kelley Sharp, Carter; George
Allen, Cooke; D. G. McCollum, Haw.
kins; J. A. Riley, Hamblen; C. W
Scott, Cooke; Jas. l. Cobble, Greene
W. D. Shell, Carter; John Smith, Sui.
Ivan; Robert Graham, Sullivan, w
c. Patton, Greene.
Petit Jury Benjamin Creech
Hamblin; Andrew RAIDER, Greene; W
+. Smith, Washington; B. X. Love
lace, Carter; B. F. Allen Hamblen
James Coggins, Cooke; J. B. Kimery
Washington; W. L. Mooney, Haw,
kins; Samuel Britton, Greene; s. L.
MINI, Hawkins; Newton c. Myers
Greene; Jim Berry, Carter; C. S,
Alexander, Greene; Harry L. Doug
las, Hamblen; H. W. Arlington,
Hawkins; R, M, Logan, Hawkins;
Luther A, RAIDER, Greene; j. E. Sans,
Unicoi; A, C, Hampton, Cooke; Hy-
der Brooks, Carter; T, L. Holley,
Greene; Elem Hicks, Sullivan; T. ]
Harrison, Hancock; W. F. Hawkins
Hawkins; james Buckingham, Wash
ington; j, E. Birdwell, Sullivan; L.
H. Barron, Unicoi; J. W. Jenkins
Greene; Ham Digger, Johnson.