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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10


Poultry and Pet Stock
4 EINE RABBITs for sale cheap Pm 5sIo
I WANTED-young rabhits- Phone 6sl5-
Mixed BIRD SEED and bird supplies
W. d. WISE SEED CO., Phone $3.50
20 RHODE ISLAND RED pullets. SIS.
each. 55I7 Douslas St
OUR PERFECTION MASH makes mems la5
~. d. WISE SEED CO., Phone $3.50
{ YOU CAN SAVE by buying your bird
cages from A. YAFFE. 900 S. Ei Faso.
Ikf A SACK o. Perfection pigeon food
w D. WISE SEED Co. Phone 500.
FOR SALE-single comb Rhode Island
Red laying hens setting hens ana ons
rooster- PHONE SIS. 19-l Aurora So
TOR SALE
Zine young Rrfus lied Belgian rabbits
cheap. can 1l2- ASK tor Juan.
WILL TRADE Is Finnish does. three
black pediEreed bucks. 90 young. for Vie
trola OF f1rnlture. Phone tG5sR
FOR sALE-lf hens. coczereis. reason
ahle II taken 81 once. 33-l Hisbea.
FOR sALE-ReiEian does with Iitters, IS
up. Also New ZEALAND Red doe, Sc, lllo
z. RouleEard.
HAB4 CmCK-Whlie Lsgh5rHa Delivery
June lFll- Last natcn this season Reeves
Haieherg, Box s1l. Las crures, p. ~
WAIT l0oo hens. fun grown DO not
care What breeli az 81 each II. r Dur
IAN, 5s22 Idalia 81 Phone 52la
FOR sALE-Eieven weeks Ga Rhode II
iaua BED pu'lets- Phone 1850 after ,. m
address r, o. Box 65e- II Faso.
FOR SAFE CHEAp-Fine iarge New Zea-
land buck; also Belgian doe bred Thrift
stamps taken STA Hamilton Phone
5s73R
HADCHTNG EGGs-Rhode Island Reds
that are red NOTIFIED Aicenaa snep-
herds famous laying strain can deliver
allf Hamilton, Phone s9lzR
BABY CHICKENS and White Beghorn
hens. White Lcglrru roosterss rabbits.
hutches and pair 81 scales fGlb Doug
las. Phone losA
FOR SALE
Eeligreeu Flemish Giants rabbits. gray
steel gray and 1et black strictly bred for
meat ready for table az weeks Must be
seen 70 appreciate g. r. Reynolds. $3.50
Savannah St. Phone $3.50. one OF the oldest
breeders I'm the city
SAY BOI-DID you KNOW THAT
HENDERSON WAS SELLING OUT HIS
FaM0ls PRIZE WHINING RUFUS RED
siELGIANSe IT'S THE LklI AND II
YOU WANT EITHER GROWN Or
YOUNG STOCK AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
YOU HAD BETTER SEE HIM BEFORE
THY ARE AL GONE PHONE 5ifs.
3o2I AURORA 81
NV ZEALAND RABRITET sPECIALs:
Mau orders promptly filled Write Rev
zealand Rabbiiry, 2s95 san Diego 81. or
call 1704
Udity does. bred or INBRED. 80
Fedlsreed does, past mo- ..--s
Pedlsraed bucks. past q mo- -.-.f
Pellgreel dces j 81. Old ---.-.-flN
one utility doe and litter.-...--f
RediEreed dos and litter---.----fls
one buck u months, subject resis.
Five months registered stocF. lae up
our supply department carries complete
line q books remedies. tattoo needles
Everything for the rabbltrT-
ASK FOR free nIrrrrInr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
For SaIs-Furnfsurs


CASH PAID for Old furniture Phone l2as
BAAGAIN furniture. Erwin Furniture Co.
l09 san Jaeinto. Phone Sle-
FURNITURE must be- sold. bargain call
1853 Elm SO. Manhattan Helghls,
FOn sALE-Furuiture OF rooms. right
downtown House for rent Phi 69f9 ~ We
FURNITURE wanted. also plano. phono-
graph, or what have you 20 trade -.
good on stock. Phone Mrs Harris. ohl4-
THREE-QUARTER BED and springs,
dresser, table, rockers, complete mat
trssses. 1880 Olive.
LARGE oak dressing table. mirror 22x2s.
and chair. also bamboo and beads in col
oEs chineFe porueres Ph- sfl5-
-FOUR ROOMS and sleeping porch. com
pletely furnished, with grafonnia, for sale
Inquire Ar huehey. Phone. alel.
100 iB DETERIORATION, Is lb. refrigera-
Tor, buggy, doEheuse. tables. bedsprings
CAL mornings. ais s. kansas Sc
DINING TAnLE. three chairs. kitchen
cabinet. no tops gas stove; also boy
new sulL SIC Pc year1- " y. tlorenee-
DON'T SELF your furniture until you get
THE PAIR DIAL FURNITulu co.
BIZ II san Antonio st
FURNITURE for sale. Nice s-room apart
mert sleeping porch log rest Garage II
desired No small children lQq4it Pros
peer. ADJ A.
FIVE ROOM furnished bungalow. 2sl5
white Olkz
FOR sALE-Chuds white enamel crib
4o-2-
WE STILL HAVE BARGAINS 10 storage
and commission f1ruifure, IRISH lots In
weekly @ %, Hnuser upnoisterinE Co,
geo texas Phone fl1t
NV ElRNfruKE EXCHANGED
Tor Old Wiii buy second hand goods Your
crfdir = good. Pm 1855 and save money
HOME FURNITURE CO.. as Texas.
FOR sALE-Fins furniture dining room,
easy chairs Cau s1l west Boulevard
between 4 and D m Nh samuel
sehutE
TIE WESTERN FURNITURE co. win
pay cash for your furniture or We VIII
exchange O. for new Come 70 the store
that saves you money. Phone 1fs2. Cor
uer Stautan and Overland
DINING EOOAI and library tahis. chairs.
ahiGolier- d. seer. clncFs gas and coal
ranges AEminste- rug ska ard otherG
Second hald lumber cheap. Leaving econ
s07 California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
For Sale Motorcycles

For Sale-Motorcycfes
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TWIN Harsey- Davidson two-speed. new
ti7es; Just orerhauled7 cash us y. Lee
HARLEY-DAVIDsOA MOTORCYCLE
Ageney; supplies and accessories- SMITH
MACH. Coz. 3l3 s. Kansas St Pm s8l
For Sale-BicYcles
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months Cali 733zW. Address 1921 Mo-
bile street
DOES For Sale. Wanted. Etc
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ePlIL puppies for sale Phone 1071
FOR SALE CHEAP-Femals Alredals pup
Phone 22s9W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

WE HAVE CUSTOMERS
at market prices f0r several
or 6 room bungalows in
alta vista. Manhattan, or
Points districts.
HC RACE b. STEVENS,
Mills Bldg.
Phone III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Seeds and Plants.
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CHOICE corn. cane. wiIlet Sudan. etc
W. p, WISE SEED co. Phone $3.50.
fREsb Rlgh gTsas 20 sgT sps ssad
OUR FHEE Garden Bulletin sires full In
formation for the home garden.
W. n- WISE sEED CO., Phnne 500.
W. D. WISE SEED Co. Phone 500.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, yellow and
white leading varieties, free from verruln;
20 million ready; 140 rer thousand, BY
express Parcel post add SO cents Per
thousand- 2 a, Lind, Zig Wells. IeEas.
CHOICE flower seed. bulk aHd packers
w ID WISE sEEn CO. Phone $500
Money 70 LoaB
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SEE Us for any kind o. loan. Equitable
Loan Assn, W. s, miller, MsE.i als trust.
s. To $50 leaned nonest employee. cheap
esq rates confidential Quick Satisfactory
service. D-ahe 4oi Roberts Banner.
MONEY TO LON
Money leaned on diamonds watches, Jew
cry and Automobiles. az the lowest rate
Of Interest.
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antonio and FL Paso. Ph. z7SG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

BEAUTIFUL building site for Apt or
residence. together with six room
house. A bargain. See owner sos
Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

OUR stock o. used cars IS complies. al,
late models. Like new.
Dodge sedan. Touring. Roadster.
Oakland Sedan, Touring Roadster.
Buick Touring. Roadster
Hup Touring. Roadster
Overland Chummy ard Roadster baby
Hudson super. $1,000 up, good tires and
paint.
Jordaus red and green. Z Pass. 1918
models.
Ford touring. 1913 model. and speedster
WALTERS a DURHAM,
Phone 4095. go ". san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

FIFE F0iNTs TRASSFFR CO..
bagEasa and an kinds hauiinsi raaror-
able prices Pm 15is nfght 5.iL caTlef
Bliss and Piadros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10


l1ueHrltfl a. office supply C1.-lfocE d
solo. rfHfeI repaired ACTS curcna. N1l AZ
Oliver Rnhesr stamps. as WIS 81 - %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

FOR SALE
81 head horse and mule stock a.
follows
4 work horses. 5 and S years old.
1000 to 1900 pounds; work mares.
500 70 1890 pounds: / stallion.
years old. 1000 pounds. ! team
good work mules. 1000 pounds Z
pony maress g horses and fllles.
. and years Old. one-half Per-
cheron: & colts. half Percherou-
TRI-STATE ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MEN
511-e2 Cafes Bldg.
Fl Paso, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

RIGHT At FIVE POINTs-Tne big
gest bargain that has been offered
Beautiful room Bungalow with
glazed sleping porch; hardwood floors
throughout: heating blant south front
lots. Owner must sell. price only
$4,000. Paving all paid This is q
snap. This proper IS worth $500.
ASK WILL MARI
At
JAMES J.. MARR & COMPANY.
30f san Antcuio street.
Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

f2ScT o0sTrMEs fSr fs5C s7s%s6sSdi
Dusv LLLL-s Tal-n- shan. %. y or.Enn s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

A LOT OF second hand gas stoves
Low prices and your credit Is o. X
FOUTZ-MO0RE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

Welding be- War % should b. do1a
promptly ang size Phone 11rI
BLOWN WELDING CO. 80 Tsu1 -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Detective AqeBdE


he Ben 7fliISSs Dcfcs9I1s ma. n
Elrst Nz1onal BARK BldE p. ls1s-eaie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

rExAs CLEANTNG WORKs-sfs rszss.
Phone 2129- Ross Bros.. Props
TEXAS CLEANING WORK-9If Isrl1.
Phone 2129 Ross bros. Propa-
JAPaSEsE CLEAAING WORK@ci5tkes
cleaner Pm 6711. 80 San Jaclnto 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

FOR SALE lots on Copper street
100 feet Off Of Elm ST. $3.50, Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, sleepine
porch two lots, Manhattan car; s-euo.
Phone Patterson 69f2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

T. a. WOODWARD. Fsae5si ssarraetor.
onllalhE and rerair work, Phone 8202J.
T. $ GLAsEf. Eanaral c0ntractor. NeE
and repair WORK Phone ASSN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

E1T1ITlTa- 7II TI17I md cET1II MI l7I
repairing and reflnia1lnF and u1brl1terinI.
Get uur pricsa See err work CIed fuF-
1iture taken IN ezct1rre for ucTE Ec1
Texas Ph- E1f
G .. HoUsEK UPHnLsTEEINa %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10
Fnr SaIs-Citr PronertF

----~-~--~-~-~-~------ ---~----~,-r'-,---,
TOR sAI-E-Fcur corner lots, Lehonan ana
Dakota. fle0f stme terms, Fhone 4-ps-
HERE Is YOUE CHANCE 70 buy a nice
itta home on two lots for $500, and on
good terms For particulars phone 9l--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

DAVE LhOLhLLL
Stone. Cement and Tile WcrE.
Burial Cases. Cement Granite Monuments
Telephone sfs- II Paso. TeIa1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-10

FOR SaIE-One new 4-room modern bun
ralou sleeping porch. basement. Alta VS.
ia $4,000 Two new 5-room rlndern hu7-
r7To7rs sleeping porch basement, Alta
vista. sss00- reasonable terms See p =,
Mckee. SIC san Antonio 81. Phone SO
day $500 nights
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
DR.. WILSON, FAMOUS
SURGEON, DIES AT 81

Philadelphia. Aug. o.-Dr. Benjamin
B. Wilson. widely known physician.
died here yesterday. He was 81 years
old
DR.. Wilson traced his ancestry back
to Stephen Wilson. In whose home the
Quakers under Penn met before COM
ing to America.
During the early days of the Civil
War DR.. Wilson organized a company
of volunteers and was made captain
He was later placed in charge OF the
Stanton Hospital, at Washington
which was the next to last large hos
pital of the war to be closed.
DR.. Wilson brought on rebufrs from
the old-line surgeons by teaching sur
gerry to women. He was a member
Of the Loyal Legion and the Grand
Army of the Republic and many m,I
tary and medical associations. In 1851
he married Maria Louisa Repola,
daughter of an officer OF Napoleon s
italian contingent
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
Citizens Condemn D. G.
Dumping Grounds

Many complaints have been made
against the public dumping ground
near Benning by residents OF the
Northeast section. Some aiIege thai
foul odors are waited to the thickly
settled community nearby. Others
claim ill-smelling smoke and bits
of burned paper, cloth and what-not
have been carried by the wind as far
west as Second street, and that the
Cherred bits have smudged the IN
terror OF dwellings and garments.
Deputy Health officer Norris. to
whom the matter was reported. prom
ises to institute an investigation to-
day into certain conditions at the
public dump. a number OF hogs may
be responsible for some OF the foul
odors. Capt. Hartley, commanding
the Ninth police precinct, will look
into the matters complained Of.
Nearby residents report that much
OF the offensive odor Is from the
marsh lying east OF the dump. It
was to ill and reclaim this that the
dumping ground was selected it is
explained.
It was learned last night that the
District has purchased fifty seven
acres Of the marshes east OF tho jail.
and this area will be reclaimed in
connection with the work of the Ben
ming dumping ground.
Deputy Health Officer Norris OK
planned last night that no objection
able refuse is now deposited a. tho
dump complained Of. but Is burned
at the public Cremstory at Monrello
avenue and Mount Olivet road.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
WILSON'S TOUR
CAUSES SCENE
Attacks on President In
House Lead to Riotous
Demonstration.

President Wilson'S impending tour
Of the country IN the interests OF
tie league Of nations was attacked
from three sides IN the House yes
terday.
> Representatives Rodeneers and
Strong introduced resolutions calling
on the President to remain IN Wash
inston to handle the important prob
lems now confronting the nation.
While Representative Murphy declared
that the people OF his State will
want to know the truth about the
covenant which. the Secretary of War
says will necessitate the malnte-
nance Of an enormous standing army"
Mr.. Murphy's attacks upon the
President and the league OF nations
were interrupted by continuous
sosnes Of disorder. The mention Of
the Presidents name as the ''betrayer
Of Shsntung'' precipitated a great
DEMONSTRATION
The Democrats launched a counter
demonstration when Representative
Banton, replying to Mr.. Murphy,
hailed the President as the savior
Of France. The rebS yells and
shr1eks Of the Northern Democrats
could be heard on the Senate side
OF the Capitol.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

The bureau band will participate
in the big homecoming celebration
of Alexandria County on Labor Day
by leading the automobile parade
through the towns of the county.
The exercises following the parade
will be held at the courthouse. The
big army truck that will carry the
band will leave Thirty-sixth and
NJ streets, Georgetown, at s:f5 Mon
day morning.
]. NJ. Utterback. custodian OF
presses, is visiting his parents at
the family home down in Virginia
Mrs. Alice Miley, OF Section S, is
spending the week at Pen Mar.
Miss Rose Mann. of the wetting
division, is visiting New York.
Niagaga Falls and Canada during
her two weeks vacation.
Richard Purcell, pressman in the
surface division, is using up a week
Of his leave at Colonial Beach.
Ed Kane. Charles Lord and J. w.
Thompson, of section 8, night. are
on leave for the week
Miss e. ZegowitI, of the wetting
division, is absent on account of the
death Of her father.
Tom Allsworth, of section 6. play
ed in hard luck the other evening
when his automobile caught fire
from a back fire Of the engine and
was so badly damaged that 1t is
permanently out of commission
and it's such a long ride from
Berwyn on the street cars.
Miss Mildred Cockrell of section s.
is visiting friends in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Foreman f. McReady. OF the wet
ting division. is spending a few days
at the Rockville Fair.
The 'on leave" list in section G
includes Miss Gertrude Davis. Miss
Ruth Gladmond. Miss Myra Porter.
Mrs. Carrie Kerns. Miss Grace Ward
and Miss Annie McGinnis.
E. F. McCarty. section s. night. Is
on leave for the week.
Mrs. NJ. Meade. Of the wettine d.
vision is i'll.
The Bureau Band will rehearse
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
sharp.
Mrs. Ethel CLANCY. Of the stamp
perforating division, is back on the
job after a honeymoon trip TO New
York.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS.

Boston. Aug. oS.-Charsed with join
ing the new police union in violation
Of the departments rules. eleven more
Boston policemen were placed on trial
today
Chicago. Aug. "a committee OF
planters and business men from the
Southern States is here to provide
transportation for as many negroes
as will return TO the South for work.
Portland. OreG.. Aug. 29.-The Con
gressional committee investigating
spruce production during the war has
wired Secretary Baker a report that
t5,CtN.OO0 was "squandered."
Asheville. n. C. Aug. v. - The
brakeman and conductor OF freight
were killed near Rankin. Tenn, to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
ACROSS THE SALT SEAS.

Copenhagen, Aug. 2s.-Marshal
Foch has notified the German ar
mistice commission that the su-
preme Council has consented to a
provisional increase OF the German
force near the Rhine.
Paris, Aug. ga bill authoriz-
ing the issue OF a $4,000. .0O0, 900
lottery loan without interest has
been introduced in the Chamber of
Deputies.
Paris. Aug. 2s.-Piette Lenoir.
sentenced to death for dealing with
the enemy. will spend the remain
der of his life on Devils Island in
stead.
Berlin. Aug. 2s-Extreme Spar
tacans in conference here complain
that the German workers no longer
- possess revolutionary vigor" and
cannot be induced to strike.
-. London, Aug. CAN important
- business mission. headed by James
c. Gould. NJ P. sailed for the United
States today.
Paris. Aug. 2s.-The prospect of
peace between the northern and
southern governments Of China Is
looming up, according TO adyices to
the Peace Conference.
Berlin, Aug. 29.-Lest the demon
stratIon be regarded as in favor Of
the old regime. the PrUssian gov
eminent has ordered raising flags on
the anniversary Of Sedan Day dis
continued.
o.. Paris, Aug. 29.-An actors strike
similar TO the one now on in large
American cities is threatened here
as the result Of demands by the
Federation Of Theatrical Employees.
Toxic, Aug. PA lifelong advo-
cate Of the abolition of hereditary
titles. Count Taisuke Itagaki. who
died recently. left a will requesting
that no one inherit his title.
SalonikL Aug. 29.-Serbian troops
have suppressed the Albanian revolt
IN Diakova and fifty surrounding
villages Dispatches state the lead
ers have been arrested
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
PUTS u. S. ON PAR
WITH BRITAIN In
VOTES In LEAGUE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CDNTfNUED tRDM PAGE ONE.
hard one for opponents to meet
They have not yet been advised as
to the position the President may
take with reference to them.
Knox wouId-KIII Whole Pact.
Other important developments
were:
1.-Senator Knox, of Pennsylvania
addressed the Senate in favor OF re-
jecting the entire treaty because OF
the numerous obligations which IL
seeks TO impose upon the United
States to keep peace in Europe and
TO guarantee the collection of Euro,
pean debts.
1.-The President sent to the SEN
the protocol with Germany respect
ing the military occupation Of the
Rhine territory. These documents were
sent in response TO a request made
by Senator Lodge on behalf of the
Foreign Relations Committee. The
President, however. complied with
the request only in part and failed to
send the Austrian. Hungarian. Bull
garian and Turkish treaties. as well
as number OF other papers for
which the committee asked.
3.-Senator Lodge announced that
President Wilson'S speeches on the
, stump will be answered in the Senate
and that-with the possible exception
OF Senators Johnson. Borah. Reed
and Poindexter-all OF the Republicans
will remain ION the job" prepared
to make reply to everything that the
President may say on his speech
making tour.
May Trail President.
Senators Borah and johnson have
not definitely decided whether they
will make tour of the country on
the trail of the President They dis
cussed the subject with Senator Lodge
and other Republicans today. but
came to no conclusion.
4.-The committee heard testimony
on behalf of some Of the peoples OF
Central Europe. including the Estho-
mans. Let's. Lithuanians. I-krainisns,
and the people OF India. Today Ed
ward F. Dunno. Frank P Walsh,
Archdeacon Murphy. OF Buffalo. and
others are to be heard on behalf OF
the Irish race.
The adoption OF the amendments
relating to the voting power in the
league OF nations brings the commit
tee almost to the point OF being ready
to report the treaty with reserva-
tions. 1t is understood that nearly
every member OF the committee has
already drafted a resolution OF rati-
fcation. The committee intends Ia
thresh these all over and report the
treaty by next Friday.
Sec Movies of Executions.
The Foreign Relations Committee
today heard more grievances oi
smaller European nations 1t was
the committees busiest day and the
aftermath Of the war has not had
more graphic portrayal. The
committee listened first to the i'm
positions of the old Russian en-
pire. then to tho ravages of Bol.
shevism. to the domination OF India
by the British empire and finally
sat before a moving picture screen
and watched pictures of the execu-
tion OF score OF I.ettish nationals
men and women accused of being
Bolshevists and unjustly put &c
death. according to Baltic repre-
sentatives.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
Street Car Kills Man AS
Wife Looks on from Home

While his wife looked on from
the doorway OF his home, 1905
Twelfth street northeast, B. E.
Hutchinson, clerk in the Treasury
Department, was struck by a Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany car yesterday morning and re-
ceived injuries that resulted in his
death a few minutes later. Mark
w. Gray, motorman Of the car. and
George J. Steele. conductor. were
taken to the Tenth precinct but
were released with instructions to
appear at the inquest. which will be
conducted today by Coroner hewitt
Besides his wife Hutchinson leaves
four sons.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
Backbone News
GEORGIA..

Athens.-John Ale Saye, so, a con-
tractor. ends life by shooting him.
self through the heart
Atlanta--Samuel c. Dobbs and
Robert F. Maddox will represent the
city at International Trade Confer
ence at Atlantic City.
Dublin.-A new Methodist Church, to
be called Centenary Church. will be
erected here.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Z. Bush
elected mayor; election was held on
his wedding anniversary.
Savannah.-Plans being made for
erection OF new twenty-story ONCE
building to cost 100000
Columous.-Dr. S. l.. Baird dies
after illness of two weeks.
Columbus--Federal authorities seize
and destroy 80 gallons OF corn liquor
found near Ellaville; eight stills
wrecked.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
Dumped Coal at Friends
House. Cost Driver SIS

Ernest AdArns, coiored. . eoA w&s-
on driver. while he does not boast
Of being 8 human steam shovel yve
he swore yesterday morning In Polio.
Court that be threw only two shovel
fuls Of coal from HIS wagon IN VIII
low Tree alley at the house Of =
friend
When this coal vss recovered the
two shovelfuls' weighed baf poupdk
That much was missing out Of load
of two tons that Adams had been
ordered 20 deliver 10 1zt New York
avenue northwest judge Hardison
fined him SIS.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
George 8. and Margaret L. Sullivan, nr.
Samuel and Mary S~eitue, boy.
WuA 8 and Lillian K. Reed, boy.
Tusttn and Marie OConAr, boy.
FrlndJ A. and Louise A. M.iia, GIRL
Elmer L. and Mauds L. Mantz, boy.
Bernard F. and May z Mooney, nrL
Jacob and Sadie Levin, girl
Abraham and aBrhary Freund, boy
John 8. and Helen ]. HRtnett, girl
G. R and Alins Jackson, girl
Richard r. and Alice oL cranford, boc.
Robert &. and Amy T. Busnahan, rirl
Homer J. and Gertrude A. Blackhurst, boy
COLORED.
Harry and F1ossis jackson, nri
Reuben H and Bessie Toy.r, nrl
Jos-pa NJ and aDig A. Novel;, boy.
George and Ines Mitchell. rtrl
VIM. and Helen johnson. boy.
Albert and Katie johnson, bog,
james A and Adeu Barnes, boy.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-30
Middies Here on Lesve.

Although most of the L5co rid-
shipmen from the Naval Academy
Annapolis. who began their annual
So-day leave yesterday, left for
their homes. many OF them are
spending their freedom IN vAsh-
ington. These men have rust re-
turned from q three-months' cruise
and have not had leave out,ide Of
the Academy IN a year.