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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30
PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg, Texas, Aug. 2S.-Rev. Fee
Xix Jones filed the pulpit Sunday at
IL a. m. preached an excellent SER
mon. Bro. Jones, Mrs ]. G. Sims
and Mrs. Ada Williams came in Sat
urday night from Ennis, Texas,
where they reported great and in
teresting session held.
Rev. Jones in brief way reports
that $1,64577 had been collected du-
ring the conventional year for the
S. 8. department At $3.50 p. Tn.,
Rev. Curley, pastor of First Baptist
church (white) preached on baptism,
his sermon was full of wit and logic.
Rev. T. Scott, the efficient pastor
of Morris Chapel G. M. 3. church is
doing much toward making special
preparations to entertain the Sun
day school convention which will be
the guest of Morris Chapel, Sept.
End.
Supt. Prince helms is bringing
things to pass in his Sunday school.
Rev. A. II. Daniels announces that
the completion Of his most splendid
church is near at hand. The COM
pletion. st. Beaulah will be quite
an asset to Pittsburg because it is
one of the most Modern church edi-
fees in our city.
Rev. r. H. burden, the pastor of
st. Stephens, A. M. e. church and
his proud membership are doing
splendid Christian work.
st. Paul with it's stalwart pastor,
Rev. T. e. George is still on the
war path.
Club Notes.
Excelsior Art and Literary club
was entertained by Mrs. Nettie Da-
Wis, Friday evening, Aug. 22th the
club members enjoyed an hours sew
ing.
Happy Hour Club was entertain
ed Thursday night. Aug. 81, at the
residence of Mrs. B. Lillard.
Arrivals: Mrs. Annie Edwards of
Stephenville. Tuesday, Aug. 10 while
here she is the guest of Supt. A. w.
Walker and wife.
Mr. Lonnie Wright of Carvondale,
ILL.,, Sunday, Aug. "a, while here he
is the guest of his brother, Mr. Wal
ter Scott.
Mr. George Nelson of Dallas is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Car
lark.
Mrs. Henrietta Crowder of Texar
kama is the guest of Mrs. Susie
Biglowe
Arrivals: Mr.. Hill Johnson return
ed from Avinger, Aug. %, where he
filled a weeks engagement with his
vocal class. Mr.. Hobert Pope re-
turned from Dangerfield, where he
spent one week.
Mr.. Walter Scoott returned from
Tennessee, Kentucky and III.
Mr.. Hiram Spears and others mo-
tored through from MT. Pleasant,
August 25.
Departures: Mrs. Della Miller de-
parted, Aug. II to Dangerfield, where
she will attend summer school,
Supt. Prince helms and assist
Supt. Granvill Henderson entertain
ed Morris Chapel Sunday school with
a splendid reception Wednesday
night. Aug. 20 at Morris Chapel G.
M. E. church
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FIRST FROM THE HOME STATION
rs THE GREATEST AND MOST
IMPORTANT STATION.
A Continued Story Graphically Re-
lated for Young People and Children.
BY N. W. HARLLEE, A. M.

By N. w. HARLLEE, A. M.
At an early age, boarded the Life
Train. 1t was a wonderful Train.
It's cargo was enormous. 1t con-
sisted of all wonderful dogmas, all
sects, all creeds. The entire human
family was on board of this Train.
1t was the Train OF Life. We en-
trained at birth.
This train, of course has its con-
ductor, Father time is the remarkable
conductor, who has orders and sched-
ules; the usual way-bills, and time
tables, and the names OF the sta
lions which are written but in bold
letters Of every language, kindred
and tongues. The details are COM
pletc. Information is definite.
This Life Train, too, has its engi-
neer, who is charged with the lives
and destinies of all on board of this
Train. This engineer nevesleeps. Has
never erred in all duration. His
watch is an exact chronimiter. This
time keeper has never lost one mo-
ment sinceI time started on its mis-
sion before the stars sang together
the birth of each human being. The
sun rise is birth time. All are warn
ed at the Home station as to which
station each should leave the Train,
and at the same time, all are sup
piled with life tickets with all the
stations embossed thereon. All are
fully instructed in the Home Station.
The instruction is complete. No need
of error. The way bill is handed to
all. The Holy Bible is the way bill.
This way bill contains the signal
for starting. The signal for starting
is known to all. The signal for stop
ping is equally known to all.
The Life Train leaves the home
station. The speed is terrific No
time is lost The tract is clear. This
cargo Of human beings il the First
Station. All are merry on board.
The young people are making love,
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MART.

Mart. Texas, Aug. 2S.--Those who
went to Calvert and Reagan to at
tend the Sunday school Congress and
the association are back home again
with good tidings and glad news,
Services were well attended at Rocky
Creek, Sunday.
Rev s. d. Mosley has pitched a
battle against sin at Spring Hill. We
have a few cases of typhoid fever in
our town. The reporter is still on
the sick list.
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EVANSVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, 2S.-Mt Olive
Baptist church witnessed a high day
yesterday spiritually.
Rev. p. Robinson, wife and a num-
Der of members are attending the
convention at Weatherford, Texas.
Rev. M. M. Burns is in Pilot Point
at his regular service.
Mrs o. F. Dixon has returned
from an extended visit to friend and
relatives.
Bro. Will Steward was ordained
deacon at Corinth Baptist church.
Rev. G. B. Williams. pastor. The
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

The above is the likeness OF w.
H. Harvey, president of the Royal
Mutual Insurance Co. Mr.. VIM. Lit
ties is Secretary.
Our Motto;
Payment of all Just claims. You do
not have to wait for your claim, the
money Is waiting for you. Ask any
undertaken about our company, who
bury our people in this city and
you will be convinced. Agents want
ed.
ROYAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
Home Office TT. Worth
9151s Calhoun Street Lamar 1876
w. H. HARVEY. Pres,
W. H. LITTLES. Sec'y.
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1000 more agents wanted by Aug
ust LIST.
Samette pronounced "Say-metO)
is pleasing every one who has given
it trial. Begin now to improve
your your hair and make 1t smooth,
long and beautiful by using Samette
Hair Grower.
Improve your skin with Samette
Beauty Cream High Grade goods
at low prices to cut the high cost
of beauty. Send your order today.
Samette Hair Grower-4Oc.
Samette Pressing Oil-40c.
Samette Beauty Cream-40c.
Samette Strengthening Comb-$1.25
Special Prices to AGENTS.
Address 5AMETTE MFG. co.
P. o. Box 434 Tyler, Texas
Enclose 10 cents for mailing.
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WHEN you HAVE A HEADACHE

or neuralgia you want relief and
you want 1t bad, so get package OF
Don McAdams, Headache Powders,
from your druggist. They are guar
anteed TO give you relief or your
money will be refunded. eCan you
afford not to try them? Have your
druggist order them If he Is out
5-17-52t
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on the manufacturer. We want live
agents to represent US in every city
and hamlet.
Box of Pressing Oil. 25c; Box Of
Hair Grower, soc. Mrs. Ada Mont
gOmery, Manufacturer.
1912 Euclid, Kansas City, Missouri
Branch Office. SIT Shawnee. IL Worth.
Don't fail to visit our up-to-date
Hair Dressing Parlors at either
place.
Money must be sent with ali or
ders.
Send 10 cents for postage
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H. E. sAYLEs.

The above picture is the likeness
OF H. e. Sayles. q young man, who
has made rapid progress In the
business world. and is now worth
more than $1,000.
He was born. August 10, 1885, 3
miles Northeast of the town Of Gil
mer, Texas. He is now. operating q
frst-class Mercantile business, and
is an organizer of THE Colored Busi-
ness Association" in Upshur County.
Texas.
5-31-4mos.
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MADAM CDTTON'S WONDERFUL
HAIR GROWER.
GROW HAIR ON TEMpLEs

The inventor of this hair grower,
which is made of sixteen ingredients
and containing everything necessary
to grow the hair, prevent dandruff
and letter, prevent hair from fall
ing out, and keeps it looking very
nice at all times. this hair grower
will not make the hair sticky, but
keeps 1t soft and fluffy, it makes the
hair awfully nice and straight with
out pressing, but may press II II
you desire. 1 guarantee this hair
grower to grow hair on an average
of one inch month. also to darken
gray hair
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-30

THE LIFE TRAIN A. CONTINUED
STORY WITH A MORAL. THE CON-
DUCT0R is FATHER TIME. THE
ENGINEER NEVER SLEEPS.
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ADns HAIR GROWER

In 3 months will make the hair
long, soft and glossy. A trial will
prove it. When in Kansas City call
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THE STAR HAIR GROWER
A WOnderIuI IIair Dresser and Grower

One thousand agents
wanted = Good money
made. We want agents
10 every city and VII
lage to sell THE STAB
HAIR GROWER. This
Is a wonderful prepar-
alton. Can be used
with or without straight
tening irons.
SeIIs for Csc per box
lone 25c box will
prove Its value. ANY
person that Will use
a Csc box will be con-
WINGED. N o matter
what has failed to grow
your hair. just give
THE STAR II A / =
GROWER q trial and
be convinced. Send ESQ
for full size box. II
you wish to be agent
send 800 and we win
send you q full supply
that y0n can begin
work with at once; also
agents terms. Send
all money by money or
der to
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Send p. o., or Express money order,
payable to-
10 cents extra with order
f. ]. COIurUN 20.
16 w. California Ave.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 1874,
Agents wanted. Write for terms
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
TAXRAKERS

Office OF the Commissioners. d. c.
Names of delinquent taxpayers.
whose addresses cannot be found,
whose property was sold for taxes,
will be issued If not redeemed be-
fore March 20. 1919: Judith Ather-
ton. Fannie b. Ayers and others,
Raymond X. Baker. Rufus II. Baker
and others. Trs.. Samuel A. Bail,
samuel H. Ball. William H. Bell, No.
denhamer. James L. Bradford. Isa-
belle G. Brady, John c. Brennon.
William T. Brooke, Admr. Joseph
W. Brooks. No. /. Charles II. Brown,
Butler. Della c. NJ. Caldwell. Fred
ericlI Carter. James Carter, Olivia
Cheek, Charles II. Cherry, America
\, Clarke. Mordecai T. Coekey.
Richard A. Colston, John NJ; Com
Craft, Jennie W. Cushing. N, E. Da-
vies. Albert Dorsey. Wilbur r.
Drown. William w. Dunnett, Frank
ie NJ. Edwards. John b. Ellis, Joel
G. Eubanlls. Numa +. Eure, Eliza
Febrey; George B. Ferry. Annie Eon.
Friend, Cecilia Cant. Marty Gerry,
Mary V. and John z. Golden, Milton
T. Gilbert, Nellie Tucker Gilbert,
John w. Glennan, Josephine Gre
GFgg. fk 'ohn james T. spasGFsS sns RsSecss a
HALEY. Alice Hancock. Mercer o.
Harlow, Nathan l. Hatton, James
w. Hawkins. c. p. Haynes. John A.
Heenan, Herbert Henderson, Ed
ward L. Herndon. Henry Hill, Mary
II. Hulfish. Thomas and Lucy Hutch
ins, Isaac Iamms, Amos Irving,
Courtney A. Jackson Mayme Edith
Jackson. Richard J. Jackson, No. 3.
J: \; Jacob, stephen r; Jeans. Annie
NJ. yohansen. Albert Johnson, NAL
ley w. Jones. Abraham l. Keller.
Sarah v. Kenner. No. l, James A.
Kennedy. Priscilla Kent, Emma B.
Knight, Est of Thomas Lamb. Julia
NJ. Layton, Herman Lehrmann, VIII
McAulay. A. w. Mabon. Edwin S.
MARROW, Julia E. Marshall. Charles
A. Martin, No. 2, Lee r. Martin.
James L Mayo, Harry o. Middle
ton, Robert Millsrd. Mamie c. Mil
tague, William R. Moody, John c.
Moore. Sarah 4. Morris, Annie T.
Murphy. Mary Alice Mooney. Eliza
Norris, Northwest Wash. Imp. Co,
Margaret O'Leary. Sarah woodman
tiers, zella c. Porter, Margaret J.
PorterfeId. sedgwick Pratt, Stephen
i. Priest Robert w. Richardson,
John Robinson, Letitia Robinson,
William r. Rodgers, Louis Schwap-
pauf. George II. Schwarzman. Sallie
Tilden NJ. Smith, Sarah y. Smith.
Edward and Emma J. Snyder, James
f. Solomon. Harlie G. Sparrow. Max
Spector, John E. Spraggins, Lonnie
A. Squires, Charles NJ and Mary L.
Stevens, Thomas apd Sylvester
Young, f. l.. TAFT, Albert c. Tenley
Arthur Thurman, Elizabeth Thomas
No. 3. Joseph b. Thomas, No. 2
Thomas Thomas. Reuben z. Tim
bers, Rachel Elizabeth Trimble
william fudge. Albert Tut, Eliza
beth A. Twoomey. Robert w. Ware,
Thomas Wheeler, Enos Wilder,
John A. Willamette, Mary d. WILL
Jams. Sue ]. Wilson. Edward w
Womack. BEN l.. PRINCE. Collec-
tor of Taxes, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19

A special meeting Of the executive
committee of the Anacostia Citizens
Association. and to which all MEM
bers of that body are invited. 10 to
be held tonight Ia the once Of the
George 6. King Company. in Nichols
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. George Lawrence. Assignee.
Plaintiff, vs. Sarah Asher and Abraham Cole
man, Defendants. At Law. No. 4,e0s. Order
0 publication. The object OF this suit is have
Judgment for possession Of certain property re-
plevied hereunder. damages for their detention.
and costs Of slnt. Ii is therefore this llth day
Of March. 1919 ordered that the defendant sp-
pear in this Court on or before the twentieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. at-
ter the day Of the irst publication OF this order
to. defend this suit and show cause why the
plaintiff should not hare judgment as set forth
otherwise the suit will be proceeded with as in
case Of default. EoBT. H. TERRELL, Judge
A true copy. test BLANCHE NEFF. Clerk.
mhl2l925
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
NNRIrH


IscOb Fisher. 3. and Harriet o. stsslrt. =.
both ct -Bsltimoss. Nd Rev. T. Z. Davis.
William A. Reimer. s, and EFtlyn A. Nit.
cheI, e. both u wsshingtou. Rev. C. A.
Cn-ismxn
Thomas C. HIsher. 2. strasbu-r. Va. and
Msnnye y Ryan, y, Mount Jackson Va
Rev, Z. Il Sven
Lyle NJ Mason. q. and ETelyn NJ. Brever
.. both Of Washington. Rev. A n. Bird.
Samuel 7. Conkling 81. Washington. and
Bessie O. B-esks IS. Chiesgo. III. Rev. q.
wood.
GoOrEs n. BOwvn, d, and Merida B. Orr. .,
both of Washington. Rev. J. L. Gordon.
Max Brodofsky, "A, and Libbis Rosepoorf. 2
both Of WsSaington. Rev. g. Siiuestouc
Horace G. Andersen. 2. and Nests ~ Jones
ls. both of Washington. Rev c. g. ChIppsll.
Esh l. FsiTall. q. Washington. and Ruby
5. Leistsr, Is. Laurel. Md. Rev. J X. Jefri-s.
Paul s. Ricketts,, .. and Ruth d. Wall. u.
both Of Washington. Rev. J. II. Jehres.
William A. Asos. 2 Beverly. Mass. and
Leila B. Parsons, 2. Washington. Rev. g.
c. p Brzten&bL
Gabiel Mitcheil. 20. Rio Piedrss Porto Rico,
And Ficrcncs L. shsfer. ., Mason. Mich. Rev.
c. A. Shrrve.
Edgar P GIN. s. Chicaso. ILL.,. and G1o, X.
MeBcth. n. Cumberland. Md. Rer. H. y.
Downs
CoLoRED.
Robert Bel, y and Edna Hodse. .. both
of Washington. Rev c. NJ. Bell.
Willie Gosdsn. s. and Jcsepdins A. Brown.
o. both of washiigtDn. Rev. A. sSHles
Moses Dishcon, d. and Jokepdine SsUDders
z both Of Wssblng1ou. Rev. J. L -Huhs
Luther Hinznt, 2 and Hattie N. JActson
~. both 6 wSshingtou. Rev. c. VI. Bel.
Walter johnson - and Missouri Byrd. .
both Of wsshingtnn- Rev. G. NJ Johnsou.
Thomas Newman. Is. and Ella Pride. y
both of Washington Rev. c. A. De ysnEhn
Harry Hall. q. ard MARY Andersen. =. both
Of Washington. Rev. c. II. Green.
David W Moss = and Enns ". Mason. =
both Il Washington. Rev. NJ W. ID. Norman,
Edward Brooks. t2, and Alice D. BROOKS. y
both Of Washington. Rev. J. n. BcsuneHu.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19

Progressive Council. No. 9, Dsugh'
tiers Of America. will entertain men ir
uniform at Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsyivania avenue south
east. tomorrow evening at dance
A meeting OF the council will be held
FIRST, and the dancing win star
promptly at s:45.
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Mayer saserman 81 years. Providence Hospt
Susan French. 81. rs G ST. ne
Leonard M. Mitchell. le. Episcopal Eye. E4i
AID Threat Hospital.
capdius B. It,le. q. LIS atA st nv.
Susan A. Collins, 1s. 1871 ST. nv.
Elsie NJ Hmere, q. Hotel Harris.
Gcofsi. FalcoDcr. 90. sibey Hospital
Jenrrs0l L. Ford. ST. @5 LIST At ne
Eleanor Rupert Eshef. =. Geo Wash. Hos
George r. Osborne. q. ST.. Eliraheth's Hos
Agnes B. ssHnders. ~, ez ct nv
Elizabeth B. Killian. a. iz2 Harvard q. nv.
Infant Of VIM. A. and Ealshs Skinner, O.,
hour. Georgeto~n University HosxtN.
slLftks.l
Matte johnson, q. tuberculosis Hospiial.
Margaret Dixon. 81. leds n st. nv.
Francis X. Brown. 81. ISL NJ st nv.
George W. Scott. g. Fuedmen't Hospital
Infant Of John z. and Bertha King, a fev
minutes, Ss II 81. w
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Southeast Washington
Personal News Notes

TIL drive of St Teress's parish
for the purpose of raising the sum
of $4,000. to wipe out the debt on
church school in V street south
east, will be opened today. Cap
tsins of the ten teams. including
Mrs. Martha Weldon, Mrs. Bridget
GIennon, Mrs. Annie Edwards. John
F. Regan. Mrs. Magill Redmond,
Mrs. Joseph H. Peacock, Mrs. Upton
6 Howser, James A. Severn, Will
lam L. QUAD and Mrs. Nellie Levey
had the members of their teams to-
gether yesterday and last evening
for the purpose of Issuing final in
structions. and much rivalry is an
ticipated. The executive commit
tee in charge OF the plans includes
James A. Severn. chairman; Rev. r.
NJ. w Schneeweiss, treasurer; S. B.
Golden. financial secretary: William
L. Qusid, corresponding secretary :;
c. II. Brazerol and Joseph Dudeck.
DECISION has been reached that
while the campaign will continue but
one week those who cannot make
a cash subscription at this time can
express their willingness so to do,
but 1t must be paid by August 81
of this year, at which time il is hoped
that the church will be entirely free
of debt A large board has been
placed in Nichols avenue at L street,
which will indicate the amount re-
ceived each day during the drive,
and also the total.
Funeral services for Miss Geergia
Falconer. daughter Of the late Elisha
and Sarah Falconer, are TO be held
this afternoon from the home OF her
sister. Mrs ]. W. Carter, i5o ID street
southeast. with internent In Glen
wood Cemetery. Miss Falconer. who
died on Sunday following a long III
ness, had resided in the Southeast
for some time.
Eiecta Chapter. No. :, Order OF the
Eastern Star, met last night in the
Masonic hall. at Fourteenth and U
streets southeast, with a large num-
Der in attendance. including many Wis
itors from other chapters. At the
close OF the brief business session,
several of the members entertained
with a minstrel show, on the main
floor OF the hall. At the close OF the
entertainment dancing was enjoyed
by the young people and refreshments
served.
The waiiach Pleasure Club enter
tained last evening at the East Wash
mgton Community Center. with large
number in attendance. Dancing was
enjoyed by the young people. and a
number of men IN uniform were in
evidence. Those not dancing enjoyed
games of various kinds, and books
were there for those who desired to
read.
Progressive Council, No. 9. Dsugh-
tiers Of America. will entertain men In
uniform at Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth
street and Pennsyivania avenue south
east. tomorrow evening at dance.
A meeting OF the council viii be held
FIRST, and the dancing win start
promptly at s:45.
A special meeting Of the executive
committee of the Anscostia Citizens
Association, and to which all mem-
bers Of that body are invited. 10 to
be held tonight Ia the once Of the
George s. King Sompans. in Nichols
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invited. Interment private.
KILLIAN-On Monday, March II. 1913.
at $50 O'Clock, ST her resid dence,
1852 Harvard street northwest
Mrs. ELIZABETH p. KILLIAN.
widow of ]. Georse Killian. In her
6ist year.
Funeral Wednesday morning. March
II. at $50 a. m. from the late res
toence, thence to the Church Of the
Sacred Heart. Fourteenth and
Psrk road. where a solemn high
mass vii be sung at 10 a m. Rel
atSes and friends invited.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
uITr

WHITE
Gilbert and Mary NJ simonds. sirl
Robert c. and Rosa B. Maley. boy
AlEfionso W. and Annie r. Lee. boy.
Frederick ]. and Eileen G. Hottie, sin.
Joseph and Carmen Fahsrizio, boz.
CODORED.
Robert and Evelyn Mckinney, boz.
Joseph s HR3 Peri L. johnson. siri.
Arthur II. and Hattie ". Gilbert. beg.
james B. and Grace NJ. Allen, Firi.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19
jim Sing Lee Almost Lost $l.9s.

Chicago. March N-Ear splitting
lamentations in Cantonese brought
the cops They helped Jim Sing Lee
recover the gold "fve" he slipped In
a penny peanut machine by mistake
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19
Lecture on Weather.

An illustrated lecture on the reia-
tion to the public OF the Weather
Bureau viii be given tonight at 7:St
at the Y. W. c. A., eis Fourtesnth
street northwest by ". c. Frank
enfield. Of the Weather Bureau, The
public Ia invited.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect 10 Price payments
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. sl7 18th st. u
MONEY TO LoAN-s26o TO $4,000 on D. e.
real estate. Several trust funds. All trans
actions conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers.
wM H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building SOC 18th st. NV
fe7 7sot
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Today's Casualty List.
PRIvATES.
Died from Accident and Other
Causes

Frank c. Qusils, Seaford Del.
George r. Rsymer. Edwards. Mo.
Anton J. Rejds, Brsinard. Nebr. {
John Rivs. Tovey. Ill
Frank S. Rivers. Stamford. Conn. H
Emil J. Rosensusr, Sinner. Tex.
George Sekal. Pisinsville. Pa.
Randolph A. Shafer, New Psltz. y. Y
william c. Sharp. Marine. Mich.
Frank J. sheriey. Moody. No. :
Ralph c. Somers, Schnectady. y, Y.
Michael Spampinato. johnson. Pa.
Elan Summerlin. Olive. y. c.
Russell NJ. Survant. Nelpen. Ind.
James T. Wood. Woodviilc. Pa.
Ray White, Hopwood, Pa.
william J. White. Norfolk, Va.
Alfred wiers, Hsynesvills. Ne.
Frank c. Williams, Derry. La.
Raymond h. Wilson, Deans. y. ].
Robert worshsm. westherford. Tex
George z. Wright. Hartford. Conn.
Died Of AeropInne Accident
Lieut.. William c. Thomas. Rogers.
Tex.
Died Of Disease.
PRIvATEs.
Norman Il. Corkran. Hurlock. Nd.
Vernon T. Parker. Salem. KY.
James NJ. Patterson, Florisssnt. Fla
Gustav Peterson. Cleveland. Ohio.
Wilbur II. PeuEh. Salem, Ind.
Rsgsn II. Pipes. wsynesburg, Pa
Lewis Raymond, Bayou Current, La
Joe Rennard. Lersdo, Ohio.
Frank Ripore, Youngstown. Ohio
Stuart Robinson. Mt. Vernon. Nj.
James s. RodFerson. Mellen, Wis.
W. +. Scarborough, Chsuncey, Ga
Wilbur r. ShSffer, Jersey Shore, Pa
Theodore Shesho. San Marco del Ca
voti di Benevento. Italy.
NJ. Shumpert Lexington. S. c.
Toryus Solvskar, Ksrlstsd, Minn.
Harold NJ Spsulding. Hudson. n. H
II. Stsckhouse, New Concord. Ohio.
r. Schumacher, Marshall, Minn.
John B. Terry, Java Va
II. P. Tollefson. Hendricks. MINI.
Victor Tryc. Lawrence, Mass.
c. d. Crumbliss, Richard City. Tenn.
Harrison Curtis. Memphis, Tenn.
George w. Dahl Chicago, Ill
Frank c. Dammann, Troy, n. Y.
Thos. S. De Mott, Woodmere, n. =.
william V. Dun, Charleston, S. c.
Edward V. Dunwoody. New York.
Walter c. Dyckmsn. Fullerton, Cal
Byron S. FeEety, Trappe, Pa.
John J. Feketie. Keyport. n. J.
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Arthur E. Floyd. Kennebec, S Oak
Nerle Glenn. Charlotte, n. {.
John Grsssel. ArtesiSn, =. Oak
william S. Griffth, Shenandoah. Pa.
r. A. Groves, Kennebec. s Oak.
Elmer Hsrridge, Prairie. Mo.
wilford Hswley, sro Auburn. \. Y.
Elton c. Haynes. Atlanta. Ga.
Roy +. Hecker. Phlon. wis.
Carl c. HerdeTing. Munoie, Ind.
George "A. Hodedon, Brsinerd, MINI.
Hal johnson. Pulaski. Va.
r. 3. Jones, Denuysville, Me.
A. c. Labutsky, Milwaukee Wis.
Axel X. Larson. Red Oak Iowa.
]. p. Leenhouts, Milwaukee, wis.
Y. A. Lennahsn. Wakefield, r. 7.
Floyd Love, Meehsn Junction, Miss.
Willis Z. Mcdonald. Omaha. Nobr.
X. NJ. McRse. wAshburn, wis.
J. y. Mannion. Concord. y. X.
George B. Martin, ShHttuck, Okla
Harry Murray. Micsnopy, Fla.
Ralph /. oliver. Attica, Ksns.
wounded severely.
Lieut. George Davidson, Annapolis.
Nd.
Sergt. Joseph Hass. Baltimore. Nd.
Wounded slightly.
Lieut. Louis Carter. Msrtinvills, Va
Ssrgt. Clarence c. Blackburn, WOOD
lawn. ND.
pRTvATEs.
william r. Davis, Van Dyke. Va.
w. II. Faulkner. Ellersyille. Nd.
Mshlon A. Felty. Bristol. Va
James w. Estes. Norfolk. Va