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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

APT. /. lbs QUE ST. Nw.-YOUNG COUPLE
have large desirable front room in new apart
ment: twin beds; electricity; constant hot water
gentlemen or couple 50. iel-T
LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM:
three windows; walking distance government
departments; good board convenient. $50 r. I.
ave. nv. iel-5t
32l L ST NW.-ONE LARGE ROOM AD-
joining bath: walking distance OF all depart
ments. Phone West 2lE. jel-4
Is TODD PLACE NE.-NICE COOL ROOM
Oh the hill in private fanny; suitable for two;
immediate possession my305t
TWO LARGE ROOMS; SINGLE OR EN
suite; third floor: bath same floor; price
reasonable; one large room On second floor with
bath. Call or address 3G Columbia rad Tele-
phone North $50. my&-u
COMFORTABLE LARGE FRONT ROOM
nicely furnished; suitable for two ladies: rea-
sonAbie. no Ind. ave. nv. myB-u
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-CA-
pable. qualified. desires immedi-
ate employment by a reliable con-
Germ. EX-MARlNE. BOX 62l
Herald office. If
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs. FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
TODAY BYL. @. SCHROEDER


e
both
propositions
Sixteenth Street. Mount Pleasant $4,000
Kalorama Road Near Columbia Road. $4,000
Thirteenth Street and Clifton. $l2500
in
ther detail
Watch TODAY papers!
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MONEY MADE BY THOUSANDS; BEST OIL
I, propositiou ever offered; highest coumlssloos
paid; acreage pro~en; Burkburnett. Texas. stock
fast .eler; SUPPLIES free BIG SOUTHERN
INVESTMENT CO.. Fort Worth. Tex jel-lt
EAIEsSiEN-NEW FORD SPECIALLY; OUR
- agents aEerags SOD weekly; you get repeats;
re start you in profitable business immedlateiy.
PFRFEX 40 Monadnock Bldg. Chicago. Jel-lt
HiGH-CLASS SAMPLES FREE
10 Salesmen interested in 4 adeline; variety
a new topnotch metal specialties; all wonder
III. trade stimulators and business produeers'
rpanufactlrers Wholesxlers banks, retailers, ETC.,
szser for them; every line Everywhere buy In
fsrze Quantities all year around; no SEASONS :;
s,de-Iine sAlesmen make SO q week; $50 to $40
tor whole time Write quick for outfit. O. E
ERICKSON COMPANT. INC. 462 Erickson
Bag. Des Moines. Iowa )el-a
SALESSiEN-SEI1L DIFFERENT SOUVENIR
fead penciks-get our proposition; commissions
isid promptly. IOWA NOVELTY COMPANY,
bG5I7-5ls Mullin Bldg, Souvenir Lead Pencil
pe;arment, Cedar Rapids, Ia jeI.s.l5.2
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

rfPfsr-BY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION; Ex-
csIlent opportunity; permanent. BOX ss. Her
aid odice. my51N
wANTED-FTyE BRIGHT. CAPAB 2
ladies to travel. demonstrate and sell dealers;
IS to SO per week; railroad fare paid Write
at once. GOODRICH DRUG CO.. Dept. II.
Omaha. Nebr. apopsu-tf
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FOR RENT-FUR. APTS.

FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RRENT
FIVE ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH; COOL
and airy; advantages or city and country com
bined; everything furnished including gas aud
phone: 500: no children. Phone North 1910
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WRECKING AND BUILDING.

; WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINus.
A. z. ToAPsoN. lsz = IT ~
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WANTED-AGENTS.

SIVE TERRITORIAL AGENTS
wanted hy successful carbuIeter manu- Aelnref
earh,1re,er's superiority proved in years o. ser,
n, 90 al makes o motors; more miieAse ~ N
ro4.r guaranteed bag demand: territory WORM
tha,r.apd. TO caIabIe agents; responsible parnes
oulv GEO. G. WALKER, &c 5. Lns AnSeie'
-. 81 jel-lt
NE NEED DISTRIBUTORS IN EVERY sDC,
lion a. rytaiI and wholesale reprsenfanIes o.
RDtaxrnp; Thousands being sold; demand emu
na1u.. 100 per cent prudt; exclusive territoy 70
night man permanent prodtaoe business VINE
on.ck tor details. BURKE AFS- CO. Dep''
D. Dayton, Ohio -
~ Ant 100 MEN AND wOMEN QUICK 10
toke orders for Conner RaincoAts. raineaps ano
,-.,.rr-,,1T .nrrrs. thousands OF orders waiting
f,r yoa: & an hour for spare time; haher mans
MO in one day; Cooper. S2375 in four hours
B1Siu give you 81 500 q year for four average Or
Va. a day: no delivering or collecting; stJhsn
Ssazt free for you: siIty-hye beautifH samples ;
~ capitaI required: biggest money maker IN
Anerica- Write quick for tniomanon. ION-
ER MFG. CO., Dept CHS. Dayton. ONO:
AG ENIss5 10 30 PER WEEK EASILY
made selling the simplex Gas LiZhter; the
ra..t.st novelty Of the age; no flint or fnetloo
Lat, like magic; sample free. SIMPLEX GAS
IIGHTER CO., 10 East 18th St. New YORK.
myls. jel
AGENTS@ PER CENT PROFIT WON
.erfu little article; something new; sells IKE
xi.thre: carry right in pocket; write at once tor
- ample ALBERT MILLS. Gent Mt. as
American Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio lel-n
N PER MONTH SELLING A NEW PAT
-vutsd fuel yaporizer glraranteed to save up ID
80 Der cent IN gasoline; forty miles per gAHon
made with Ford car; sod on money-oack guar
.n,..- oc, ..mnle free STRANSKY VAPORI-
ZE-R 90 PukHanA, s. OAK )el-lL
sT1RTiING NEW MASrERPIBCES OF
rr,.t vxr that touch the heartstrings: many
uxr subjects; sen liks wildhre; 80 week easy !;
runpIes fru.; also portrait and frame catalogue
cUNsOIIDArED PORTRAIT co., hot W.
H3hms St, Chicago. lelIt
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YAKIMA, wASHINGTON-;,No ACRES AL
falfa, wheat and pasture; large income: price
500 per acre. ROY LIGHTLY. Sunnyside. Wash.
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DENVER FARM-So ACRES; SIX MILES
east main road railway loading station; school :
fenced: small improvements: $50 acre. MORE
INV. CO.. Chamber Commerce. Denver. Col
myZ5iel
FORTUNES IN TENAS OIL LEASEs-BUY
III acre oil lease; right in the trend Of de
Nelopnent in Pecos County, Texas, for IS
geologiss predict that. owing to the same geo
golcsl structure existing here as In Tsmpico,
Mexico. Pecns County will rival that world IA
nous oil gusher fed; numerous deep wells now
drilling; as wells come in. value OF acreage in
creases Tremendously; Texas oil leases bought
less than year ago for S per acre are now sell
ing for thousands Of dollars per acre: Texas ap-
pears to be one vast POOL OF oil millious being
made over night: wire or mail order Immediately;
We reserve right TO withdraw offer any time, or
refund money il oversold. TEXAS AMALGA-
MATED OIL CO.. lo5S N. Houston st.. Fort
Worth. Texas %. my25jeI
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Aiucs thuc tOot, nOrNktf ne4ts
gas; corner lot. 5oxl35; chicken house;
fruit trees; grapes, ETC.; near two
| car lines
q. 3oo-six rooms; bedrooms. bath; al
| most now house: gas. electricity.
| h--wh.; screened porches; fence
for entirc plAce; will sell furnished for
| $50
Petworth
F.soo-six large rooms and bath; hot-wster
heat; moderI improvements; hard
wood trimminss; psrquet floors; front
and back porches; sleeping porch;
large yard.
S.5o-0n Shepherd st.; i-room modern
home; AMI; nice location; q bar
gain.
S.o-0n Allison St; 2-story modern 6
room house; large closets; parquet
hoor: AMI; nice yard; very de-
sirable home.
IS 80 o-semide:sched house; Columbi. road;
eight rooms: tiled bath; h.-wh.;
large attic; porch; garage With en-
trance On side street
Takoma Park
N5oo-Sevenroum house; furnace heat: lot,
7xl0; arse garden; large rooms;
| oh three ca lines; immediate pos
| session.
Northeast Section
S.mo-lth st. near llth: brock house and
Store; J rooms and bath on LIST floor:
rooms on second floor; bath each:
| large basement hack yard
| S.o-2nd st. near r; SIX rooms; ami;
| good yard
J SIC. ao-House suitable for apartments; 8
| rnms and bath on ls floor S rooms
and bath On second and third noors;
well built; good location.
Woodbridge
S.sSo-7ruom bungalow nearly new: tiled
bath; ami lot aoaloo; big bargain.
!. Woodside
| s., Hsmlin ST near Woodland; i've
| room bungalow: large attic; chicken
! housc; garage: electricity; gas: fruit
uecS. etc.
Southeast Section
S,75o-sth st near East Capitol; 6 roons;
! ami; very attractive.
S.@-A VI. near 18th 81: brick house;
slx rooms: hspiwood floors; baths;
'leepng porch vcranda: ami ga
nge
S.0-Brick house: East Capitol IT. SpIen-
did location: deep lot bot-wzter heat;
gas; splendid investment
S.o0-lr - near c: II rooms: rot water
| heat; gas; yard; room for yanse
Seat Pleasant, Md.
SeS0-5room frame house: bedrooms lot
exi@; gsfsge; porches; fruit trce,
East Hyatttsville
S s1s Of excellent land at reasonable price
For High-Class Colored People
So.ooo-l5th st. nv. near r St brick house;
large rooms: bedrooms This is .
fine, well built house
S.Do-Q st. near eth: rooms, bath:
laundry: gaage: bargain.
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Columbia Heights

N2Oo-Eleven rooms and two baths; room
for garage in yard; vey high-cass
property. located within one block Of
18th st. can. near Euclid and Clifton
sts. in yay fine and high-ciass loca-
ton house is in perfect condition
hardwood noors: not ! cent necessary
for repairs; thoroughly redecorated with
most expensive wall paper and decpra
tions; woodwork in mahogany and
white; immediate possession.
so. Near Euclid st. nine rooms. all well
lighted: two baths; electricity: gas
laundry; nice yard; alley; bargain.
N,0o-Upto-date seven-room house. on New
Hampshire ave. bay-windows back and
front: electricity; garage: hot water
heat; will make q yery coy bome.
S.SU-New Hampshire ave. near Park road
eight rooms. large beirooms; gas; fur
mace heat; nice garden: front yard
convenient to two car lines.
S.T-EleTenth st, near FAirmont: two
family house; each floor five rooms
and bath; splendid condition; q pay
ing proposition.
S.TO-Brick house; Otis plaoe: four bed
rooms; ali modern improvements; ga
rage; deep lot
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$40 INVESTED IN OIL LEASES MAY MAKE
$1,000; s. acre; Oil leases IN TexAs-Rainbow' s
End opening new field may make your lease
worth N.0p acre; this has happehed in Texas;
buy low: sell high; that way makes fortunes for
lease-Onsners; remit SO five acres. Write free
information. T. NJ. MILAN. Oklahoma City.
Okla. jellt
ADVERTISE IN IaO COUNTRY WEEKLIES.
81 pr word. COPE AGENCY, st. Louis.
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Help wanted-Mae and Female Help Wanted and Fenal
Opportunity for Stenographers
and Typists

Young and ambitious to better their SIT
uatons will do well consider carefully the opportunities offered
in stenographic work
Little and effort acquire the education
and essential enographic work. poVided
and Judgment used in the selection OF school,
Prospective Shorthand and Typewring students
quesed investigate the of the National City School
without obligation expense
Free instruction in Shorthand Typewritng will be given
for week all prospective students who present this adver
isement the school Office who demonstration
ticket by mail.
National City School
The Biggest Little School in Town
734 Fifteenth Street N. w.
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NOBODY COULD GUARANTEE CERTAIN
results from classified advertising. n that
could oe done the problems Of Life would b.
no easy. But-in most INSTANCES Herald cias
aned advertising does yisld the results desired.
mcho-u
ILLUSTRATED PHAMPLET NAILED FREE
Containing facts about NORTH CENTRAL,
TEXAS OIL FIELDS. Write today before sum-
Isy eIhausted. C. Il COOPER & Co. F1atiron
hds.. n. worth. Tex jel-lt
BANKERS PETROLEUM AND REFTNJNC;
Go. Shares. 81 fully paid interest in Us acres.
six wells; Burkbunett rree refinery guarantees
investment. N Russell Bldg, San Antonio
Tex. 81 4,
BEST NATURAL LEAF CHEWING OR
smoking tobacco Soc per h. postpaid. FARM
FRS RETAIL LEAF TOBACCO AssOCJA
T1ON. Dukedom. Tenn. These people are rr
liable JOHN WEIGH, Postmaster. irl-1t
BUSINESS CHANCE
800 INVESTMENT IN NORTH TEXAS OH.
STOCK MAKES $4,000. YOU MAY SHARE
THE PROFITS OF THE WORLDS GREAT
EST OH. FIELD IN NORTH TEXAS WITH
OUT RlSKING THE LOSS OF ONE SINGLE
CENT.
81. MONTHLY DIvIDENs.
WRITE IMMEDIATELY FOR FULL DE.
TAILS. PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES CON.
PANY. e2 SCANLAN BUILDING. HOUSTON.
TEXAS i.IHI,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
surburban part of city: must be on car line;
send particulars to BOX s5. Herald Office.
my3l-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

SMALL. FURNISHED COUNTRY HOME ON
car line or will care for home for rent Of same
man and wife only. BOX $50. Herald ONCE.
my296t
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ALBERT. KAHLERT co.,
Expert carpet and rug cleaning By Oldest and
eest fm In city. 81 Nd. ave. ~. Main
ons. aplt9k
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-s3o TO $4,000 ON D. C.
real estate, Several trust funds All trsns-
actions conducted With economical consideration
TOR borrowefs
wM. n. SAUNDERS & CO.,
southern Building. M 18Th st. nv.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ITO COLORED'' (RENT FREEl. FOUR
room apartment, porcelain hath. etc.. for
caring for lights and halls in the Marietta Apart
ment- 2ns nth st. Call at store In building
Sunday between and p. m, Phone Co
lrEraba 1873 jel-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

"WTLTROY: DR.. JIM TOOK A
stroke Friday, May Is. Still liv-
ing. Wants you. LILY"
my27-6t
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Georgetown

S.0o-A pretty home Of II rooms two
story; all modern improvements
terraced yard; garage for two cars
very convenient to car line.
$500 St NV. a block from car line I;
seven rooms. bath. ezs. hot-air fur
mace. Very honelike.
&ooo-M St near 18th; rooms. large attic
and yard.
N.so-Eotomac ave, river bmf: Z
room house: large reception hail.
veranda. sleeping porch. gardens. ga
rage; yey desin>ble.
ProoLI.nl
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOVS,

FOR SALE-FORD SEDAN; FIRST CLASS
condition; late 1913; for cash. c. F. An
DREWS. ls4 18th st. NV. myp-x
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Notion and variety store; N. Z. Corner;
nice stock; big trade; new fountain. ice cream.
cigars etc.: invoice at cost; owner leaving city.
See CoNwEdL. 400 st. NV. Main 366.
my303t
CASH CREDIT
FURNITURE
New and slightly used. Terms or discounts
for cash.
HOPWOOD'S, 9Th & K sts.
BARGAINS IN CHAIRS. SOFAS. wRITINI
desk and other furniture. Chair Gaming. re-
pairing and upholstring z r. RUSSELL.
eS " St NV. aplasot
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WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOB
suoences o. the growth Of this city. TINS
may ssem hks an odd sussstiea-bu. II isn't
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MONEY TO LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE
at current nate. Of interest TYLER &
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Petworth
Takoma Park

A.oo-Seven-room house: furnace heat; lot,
7xl9; larse garden; large rooms:
oh three ca lines; immediate pos
session.
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Phone
Main $500
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMoBILFs FoR sAIF

FORD SMITH FoRN-A-TRucK; ONE ToS.
with lsrss panel BODY: In Eood running order
vii sell reasonable and easy terns RE,
CORD AUTO co. II Pa ave nv Phone
Main =. my27t
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roo CAN'T hide YOUR AD N rHE
classified eolumns-for there isn't q nidins
place thyre These ads are READ nch.Au
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MULrGRAPH MACHINE: STATE CoNpl
tion and pnce. BOX e.. Herald onhc~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED TO RENT FOR SUMNER THREE
osciilating electne fans Phone North 81
nv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
WILL TRY TO SETTLE
STRIKE ON WEDNESDAY
Building Trades Employers and
Workers to Meet Secretaries
Baker and Wilson.
ALL INTERESTS REPRESENTED
Labor Leaders Declare 100000 Men
Would BE involved II Strike BE-
comes Fully Efcctivc-But 5000
Already Out, Employers Say.
GBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, ircb. lS.--Reoresenta-
tires OF tic Building Trades Employ
crs' Association OF this city and their
striking building trades workers each
announced today that they would send
committees 20 meet Secretaries baker
and wilson in Washington tomorrow
afternoon III an a:tcmpt 70 scttiu the
nationwide strike, elective ye5tcrda! :.
on contracts held 10y the employers
association.
'fh!s action is in response 10 an In
Nltat ZION sent 70 edca party last night
y; Secretaries Baker naI wilson
William l.. iiu,cheson, president OF the
United brotherhood Of carpeHtcrs and
JoinerS. said nc would attend the CON
organization. and would be accom-
panied by other members OK tn. exccu-
tive council OF the building trades de-
partnlent 81 the American Federation
OF Labor.
samueI Is. Donnelly. secretary o. the
employers association. declared today
the .szoc!ation's representatives had
i!eiy rs delegation would DC led by
It's president. Ronald Taylor.
Both sides continued 20 make con-
nicting claims as 20 the extent o. the
strike. Labor leaders repeated that
100000 men would be involved when
the strike action became fully effcc-
tivc. while MIR ponneiiy claimed not
more than 1000 men throughou: the
country had thus far responded to the
strike cali.
Members OF the association hold CON
tracts for n large percentage OF gov
ornrnent projects now under conStruc-
ton In various places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
GOVERNMENT WILL REBUILD
GREAT HOSPITAL AT NORFOLK
Senate COMMITTEES Approves hpproprin-
lion of SH10,c0c for sew
Undertaking..
Ey Assoels,ea ptess.i


WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.--An appro-
priation OF 100000 for constr uctiou OF
a ne" hospital IT Norc1ik. under the
Cnltsd states Public Health Service,
is provided IN a bill approved by tho
Senate Buildings Subcommittee today.
Recommendation that the Chicago
Speedway Hospital De taken over by
the United states Public Health Ser
vice 1T cost of s2.50c.00o Is made in
the report Of the Senate Buildings Sub
committee. which investigated the
failure OF tile War Department Il, ac-
tspt this project on which about . mill
non dollars has been spent.
The report also approves bill pre-
pared Oy Chairman Hardwick. provid-
ia;- for consolidating The work OF car
!nS Tor inca pacitated soldiers under tho
Public Health Service and War Risk
Insurance bureau.
The committee a.so'recommends that
existing hospitals q; Camp Hancock.
Ga; Camp oJaeph y. Johnson. Fla:
Camp Beaurcgard. La, be turned over
by tho War Department to the Public
Health Service and TO the Bureau of
War Fisk insurance for TIE care of
discharged soldicrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
CONFIDENCE IS SHOWN
IN BUSINESS AFFAIRS
reports Reaching Stock Exchange
Indicate Improved Financial
Condition Everywhere.
LABOR WILL BE REASONABLE
mat Railroad and Traction Com.
ranlrs IRE TO Get Square Deal
N'so Added Its Share 10 Gcu-
cral Strength.
NY mmoADAN MALL.

NhW YORK, Fob. lS-In the stock
u.rNct ;ouay continued confidence
%as sho"n III the improving coadi;!o.S
90 hnaneioi afiairs and business every
Mhcrc. Wall Street IS getting the idea
IHat iabG" IL gong 10 be reasonable
an That the railroads ami traction
COMPANIES are rong 10 get "a square
HHoi. Tldf scntincu; was expressed ~
frlccS, Tor although there was Cons'd .
craola ErOht ing III the general list.
nearly eyer oiock cio5cd higher and
0Ics
WA, attracted most attention was
me. ne better marlet FOR railroad shares.
ma Ms dre Ia {. mysterious report
Stom Washington tina: McAdoo's i've,
nat the rccds would be turned baci;
10 their o"ncsa much sooner than had
ps'h conicm ci0tcd. lnproEed seni!-
nrcr!ous "epnrts ~ a-bitrery and un-
friendly action or IA. Eov.rHInrn. to-
~urG ccrtuiu rcii-oaGg.
Improvement was also seen Ia tie
itac'i"n. sio"h. rs resul; Of iutrolur
i',n at ALBANY o: II bill! making /; pos
sihie to iaireaac fares in New foc!i
tu,og ,.,,.ways tnvesi,oco, pre-.
fer'"d. shared in lhc Improvement; "f
,[Hct;ons iolay, for ;, its believed san
i1.road syutcT1.
Tobacco product Was very active AVID
ihvNc! 10 new high record again.
which Counting the 10 per cen. stoc!S
al idcld rcccnll$ raid means 9T3-;
fo- he-"-i.inal stock. There was also
s[m.pftiletic IMPROVEMENT, in the price
~ Ciit.d Cigar stores etoc%. Amer
lean Tobacco. American Sunatra. Gem
orai Cigar and Lpr!llard shared ~
the hnrrpN circut.
In .connoc,ien with inc sharp al
Nsrcasin Genorai Motors II was said
That There la :, short interest OF about
Zoo GLARE Ira TN" 'to"iS
BALDWIN stnciI hpU2h, on tho recent
advance S s.il! held. as developments Of
lmp,oDancc are eHpee,cd at the an
oNe~inss or copper II 90 cents
led nc street - helrv" that the sit
uaticil in r--arh 10 that metal Is
reachirS q cr.-'g. 'Tcorcr is bccom
Ing attractive 10 builders and manu-
fce;uttrs
EEW. YprE. Fen e wa:eanti- oap.r.
frit. sicrlin: s,Nty DAY hil.r. :,'a,a; ron,-
iG>se!ai ".tt.iiaD bill. on harhr. ;i.:''
.."no!Trotre,;i .'A.; i>y H'l:; r.; dswsn,i
siaiN. and n'n.n diys ST.. rs month.
Hsrk ,ccSpiarcc., -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
WOMEN HAY GET PLACES
Four OF rive Great Powers agree 60
Feminine Dcn,aud Tor Rep
rrscntation.
~ Asso.ia;ed prcss. l

PARIS, Feb. SS.--'rhe !n.cr-aliicd
womcn's conference now hns the assent
Of four o.: the ltvc great powers in
the council of ton OF tx requests FOR
repres eatation OF women on ali peScc
conference committees deai.ng with
I'll" interests "C women and children
Saron SoHipo. tho Italian Foreign
Minister. today consented for Italy:
France, Great Britain AMI the United
States already having agreed TO the
proposition.
The plan for participation of women
COMPRISES also formation OF an inter
national Women'S committee 10 be con
suited on such questions rs may be ot
interest To theYl before the final action
Is taken. Secretary Lansing told the
women delegates ne would support the
plan. and also announced his personal
approval o woman suffrage.
The Am cr!cau delegates on tho i'm
ter-allied wor!cn's council arc Mrs
Juliet barrett Eublec. Mrs j. Borden
Hartman and Miss Katherine T. Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
EXPERT RIFLEMEN GASSED
IN SINKING FUME TANKS
We're Shooting Hole. in Containers In
Atlantic 80 Send Them
Down.
fRy Nasocla,cl p-c.sl

BALTIMORE. Fob. is.--Wori has
reached here that several c%pcrt rifle
men were Ssssad of the Atlantic coast
last week Will" shooting lo.cs in gas
tanks which failed to SINK when
thrown overheard from the United
states steamship Flinor The t:,inor
sailed from this port rcei ago wit.
cargo OF 1000 tons Of poisonous
eases. The crew and a number oi SOL
d'crs from EdSewocd Arsenal dis
charged the cargo. The cases Of shells
loaded with Eas ven; 10 {he bottom
without any trouble, but u number
OF the tanks Goatcd and pot .hots were
taken by the marksnen. After shoot
ing holes in a number of them the
summers took or tho masks. and a
wind swept tho fumes across the deciic
Physicians, however, revived the men
and no fata! effects are feared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
PAIL OF SMOKE HANGS
OVER THE KRUPP PLANT
Cloak OF Mystery Sbroua,,- ,u.
'roht outside World With
Guno E,cr!7rhcrc.
ny II. }. GnEENwALL.

80 IN, GERMANY. FEB iS.-An
so.riaS;lng smoke pail.hanss over this
works. But besides there is ,.lna.
It mystery sarordinr this pia"c from,
~" outside world s;eithcr Berlin nor
~, ~ ma Knows what is happening here
o. "hai is abcu; 10 happen
Nnminaily, the town is in govern
n4n' ,,! IA nos. hu; actual ~ the soldiers
t3id workmen's council is in nc as
SE1danc:. nbtn!ne,! a travniinr c"se
rom tncm 10 look over the aurrc,ind
NJ '0untrr. Machine guns ard other
n'apoaS are mere In great nUm .nrs
and upconccalcd. Ore OF Tho ponnIn.s
entente would make u separate peacc
Win tic !t:I:9 Gland. which. he saws
wants 10 break definitely with Berlin
~ itaE"n. nearby. tho soldiers and
","rN mems council succeeded in stop
ping recruiting. for the national voi,in.
teer army which iT;ndcnburg Is Nv.
inc - raise. AT iIcrwcsdors;en there
mas hefn lighting since Friday
!;Hvolutionarie5 arc blowing up
@rtHEcS 20 prevent government trcops
rom entering the neutral zone. Tie
- voiutEcn'stJ have ao,nc arii,lorv
Jailed with Eurromaslcr iInar 1;i,,cr
mo admitted 10 mo tha, the city wax
practically controlled 10y The soldiers
ana WorSmcn's council composed Of
majority socialists: four indie pcnd.n; (
ANA three communists.
The strikes in this region are sail!
eronomic character Lack Of Fond t.
stuis has great deal to do with The
;iieinrich Jaeger. leader ~ tho
S'riNrrS oontemp!ateS no trouble un-
less government troops are sent into
Tic whole OF Wcstphalia seems in