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18th and Michigan Ave.

18th and Michigan Ave.
At the end Of the Brookiand car line.
rooms and attic. open fireplace. hot-vater
heat. laundry. slate roofs. large lots. a
complete well built home.
fortunate purchase of land before the
war and materials contracted for months
ago permit ~ to offer in these properties
exceptional home value. Open until dark.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Place Like Home:
No Home Like Ours.
Building Owner. Estab. 1899.
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS.
REDUCED TO $500 211 1st ST. NV: :
section seet os j. s na Sc soenns
DO YOU WANT A r. AND B., 3-STORY
brick. steam heated. double back porch house
for s. 200 or 2-family fiat. 10 r. and b. for
$1,000? We have u 5-room frame for sl.250;
q r. and b. fSf $3.50. ID. II. JOHNSON
CO.. 1888 II St NV.
VACANT-IN PETWORTH
No. 1928 Illinois ave../6 rooms and bath;
furnace heat; good condition. Price, $500.
CORNER HOUSE IN HIGHvIEw.
Six rooms and bath; colonial front porch;
beautiful outlook. Price, 5000.
Another in Highview. 6 rooms and bath.
Price, $4,I5O.
On LIST st. above Rhode Island ave., six
rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat; garage.
Price. $1,000.
On Shepherd st. near 9Th st., a beautiful
home of 0 rooms and bath; hot-water heat
front and rear porches; garage: lot 45xl5O.
Price only 81, $50.
IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS NEAR
CONN. AVE.
ii rooms and 4 baths: hot-water heat: cleo.
lights; double garage. Price, $4,000.
sNEw HOUSES IN COURSE OF CONSTRUC-
TION-On both sides of Allison st. between
18th and 18th SITS. Each house will contain
rooms and 2 baths, hot-water heat. electric
lights, front land rear porches; lots %
lars. Five have been sold,
FRASCJS A RJJrSDON co TOT q ar w
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
TODAY!
L. G. SCHROEDER.

following excellent buys will not stay on the
market long. They represent remarkable op
portunities for home buying, or for investment.
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w HIT E L E Y

THE 1DEAL- SUBDIVISION.
Watch The Star for big ads. next Thursday
and Friday. Sale 2 pm. Saturday, Sept. ID.
On Girard Near 18th NV.
Convenient to new Central High School; at
tractive home in an attractive neighborhood;
three-story. bay-window brick; 10 large rooms.
. tile baths; hot-water heat; deep lot to wide
alley; house in excellent condition throughout
and ready for immediate occupancy. Price is
right. See us today.
1--WE Have the BEST in Every Section
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John w. THOMPSON & co.
INCORPORATED

JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO
INCORPORATED
: SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY
R ST. NEAR 18th ST.
Handsome home of IL r.,
3 baths; hot-water heat.
Electricity and gas.
Price, $27,5oo.
WYOMING AVE. NEAR
COLUMBIA ROAD
3-story brick home; ami.
Freshly painted G. papered.
6 bedrooms, 2 baths; 5
rooms downstairs.
Price, $4,000.
BILTMORE STREET
NEAR Goth
II rooms, 4 baths; all
modern improvements.
Extremely attractive.
Price, $4,000.
JOCELYN STREET,
CHEVY CHASE
10 rooms, 2 baths; ami.
One of most comfortable
of our suburban homes.
Price, $4,000.
John w. THOMPSON & CO
INCORPORATED
Main lat. 728 18th st.
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Randolph Near 18th St. NV.
Practically new; rooms, 9 tile baths; front
and rear porches: sleeping porch: hardwood
floors: deep lot; paved alley; possession. Price.
s.. $50.
A. c. HoUGHToN CO.. 1916 H st. NV.
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section
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FOR sALE-CHEvY CHASE.
9 rooms and bath; single house;
lot 451120. Owner leaving city;
will sacrifice. Address Box TIE.
Star Office

S., o0O-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD..
rooms, bath. h.-w.h.; porches front
and rear; deep lot. Possession.
So, 50o-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS: NEAR
cars; II rooms. baths; deep lot. Pos.
session Oct. 1.
Also other houses in this locality.
HARRY A. sEAY.
Phone Franklin 749l. rs Woodward bldg.
2ed ST. NV. 2-sToRY BRICK. DETACHED,
S rooms. pantry. bath. concrete cellar; deer
lot large side lot; ground for house or Eats;
convenient to cars; walking distance DEPART
ments. Price. 5000. Address Box l9-E. Star
office. IL
Near Conn. Ave. and S St.
Well arranged modern honse. containing 10
rooms and 2 baths. with frst-loor kitchen; hot
garage Price. $4,000. Terms. Possession
80 days.
Neighborhood of Dupont Circle.
Modern home in excellent condition. Contain
ing 10 rooms and 2 baths. hot-water heat cleo
tricity; frst-foor kitchen. This house has re-
Gently been papered and painted throughout.
Owners reason for selling, leaving the city.
Price, ST.. 900. Immediate possession.
Near 10th and o SITS.
Attractive house of IL rooms and baths;
entirely modern. Price, $4,000. Immediate
possession.
Just North of Connecticut
Avenue Bridge.
Beautiful home, containing 10 rooms and .
baths. Price. $1,000. Immediate possession
For Complete List Call
Franklin 456o,4367-43o8.
Randall H. Hagner & Co.,
1907 Conn. Ave. NV.
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coRNFK-7-RoOM AND BATH, JUST NoRTH
Of BRADLEY Hills, on Rockville pike. contain
ing hot-water heat. electric lights; gsHEe;
lot about sOx150 it.; small cash payment; PAT
snce monthly, to responsible party. PRICE,
Sc 500. For full particulars apply Owner. J.
r, WHEELER, 1917 st. Main 212.
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14th ST.. NEAR SPRING RID. N.W.-STORH
with concrete cellar and six-room apartment:
hot-water heat; fine location for delicateSsan:
will sell cheap.
D ST. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th N.W.-LOr
81 feet front with fine alley facilities; two
story brick building; splendid location for ms
chine or repair shop and in business district
that is rapidly growing In tmporfAnce and yale
ne. Price, $500
CHARLES W. MoRAM
Evans hldg,- u 6s23A -->ak
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Let Us Tell You About Them.
Price 81 500 and $500 Cash.

ICC, DT,oOO
A sixroom (frame) house on Quincy near
New Hampshire ave. NV. well built and nice
large airy rooms; beautiful tile bath; nice ice
and 6ne wide alley entrance; Yatrobe heat and
gas; no cellar, but one can be made: lot 2Oxlo9
it.; also will sell Two adjoining lots. 2oxl05
IT. each: total frontage. including house. COX
105 IT.. for So, 800; cash payment required
about $500 to 81 900: this must be seen to fe
appreciated Ask fOr MIR. EOokhultz.
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FOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM VACANT. BRICK
hath and hot-air furnace heat; good yard;
20 feet frontage Apply GEO. w. LINk1Ns.
exclusive agent, TIA Pa. ave. NV. Phones
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Prize s6 $50 Cash. $500.

Price, so,o50. Cash, $500.
rooms on Shepherd st. near New Hampshire
ave. NV. (Petworth); 20x155 tt. Hot.water
heat american Radiator IDEAL. Electric and
gas light. Parquet floors. Modern IN every re-
spect. A large wide yard and plenty room for
donblc garage Fine wide alley entrance. A
real buy and the best house in Petworth Tor
the price Owner leaving town. See MI
Bookhultz.
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$3.50.

A bargain for quick sale; beautiful Eve
room bungalow. with all modern improve
ments, at Riverdale: garden and fruit; best
loca ton one block from cars, on improved
street. See Mr.. Chew.
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STONELHGH COURTS -
For lease, a few attractive house
keeping and Notwithstanding
apis. Restaurant. Apply office,
Stoneleigh Courts. Conn. ave.
aud L st.
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On 10th St. NV.
| Most modern 3-story brick residence; II
| large bright rooms, tile baths: every modern
| convenience: half block from car line, in most
desirable section of city; possession. Price,
ST. 900.
I'VE Have the BEST In Every Section"
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IUllI Ol. lIISIIdlIuS.
Beautiful detached home near park entrance
10 large, bright rooms. tile baths and show
ed: concrete pOrches; open fireplace; beamed
ceiling dining room; hardwood floors; hot-water
heat: electric lights: every modern convenience;
lot 55x1OO. Price. $751; 900. Terms.
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section
me
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IFARTMENT. AFTER OCTOBER I: SEVEN
1sefns. beaufifuliy and completely furnished
1sr Housekeeping. in northwest. Phone North
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/ Corner House NE.
Don't miss this good buy: large. bright
rooms. bath; furnace heat and gas; brick ga
rage: In good condition and immediate pos
session. Price is cheap and good terms.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1915 n st. NV.
1--WE Have the BEST in Every Section
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BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM, MODERN home:
hardwood trim; electric light; h.-w.h.; BOW
vacant; price. $3.50. Phone OWNER. Col.
5SS7. 3
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They know Washington"
eo6 New York ave. Tel. Mair 1871.
Fl. r, LAW. 1913 ST. Sc. HAS
.ome very desirable HOMES for sale in
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON at pre-
war prices and VERY EASY
TERMS Phone Lincoln 5725. se2oe
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Near Government Park.
In good northwest section; modern Groom
house; tile bath; front and rear porches; hot
water heat; electric lights; very large yard;
paved alley. Price. $500.
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO.. 1915 81 st. NV.
I'VE Have the BEST in Every Section"
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UNFINISHED APARTMENT. consisting Of
ehree rooms and bath, in private home: newly
lspered and painted; housekeeping. 1905
Belmont st.
1ACHEL.OR APARTMENT. THREE ROOMS:
hsf. 18th and 18th. r. l. ave. and U SITS:
rested for SO monthly: can be bad for i'm
b. personal interview only. Address Box
So-E. Star Office. s..
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
in apartment. Csu3
jNDRESs wants work 10

DAYS WORK. mornings and evenings. or
an. lla2 20th n W ~
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&c Cash a Word

The rate in Washington and vicinity
for advertising In The Star under the
following popular Considerations IL 2
cents a word when cash is paid In ad-
vance at the Business ONCE. 1lth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities.
Poultry, Pets and Live STOCK.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertisement accepted for less
than 81 cents each Insertion
Apartments and houses for rent ana
wanted and other real estate and gen
eral classifcations are charged Tor oy
the line of words.
Lowest charge is for lines OF IL
words or less Rates; 4sr. one time:
$40. two times: s1I7. three times;
s252 seven times Zone week.: Addf-
tional lines OF q words each In same
proportion. 80
No advertising can he charged With
out FIRST arranging at The Star once 70
For the convenience Of patrons cash
advertisements may he left at any one
Of the branch Offices listed below:
NORTHWEST.
End and Mass Ave. Hygeian Pharmacy.
3rd md Indiana Ave. butier q IieAo
Pharmacy.
1th and T SITS. CrisweIl Pharmacy.
18th and SITS. GoIdenberg's thine
Clerks Desk.
9th and u SITS. McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and z SITS. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson Phaf-
macy.
o1st and G SITS, ouigley Pharmacy.
18th and Pennsylvania Ave. Herost
Holmead and Otis Places. Holmead
Pharmacy
1901 ST., Morse Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and Eye SITS. Kenealy
Pharmacy.
18Th and East Capitol sts.. Lineoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
9Th and Eve SITS. Weller's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa Ave. Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. Smyser's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wisconsin Ave. and N ST.. o'Donnelrs
PharmacH
csth and SITS, Pride's Pharmacy.
S6th and VI Sis, Weller's Pharmacy.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Require Immediately
SALESWOMEN
for the following departments
Jewelry.
Stationery.
Fans and Leather Goods,
Perfumery,
Art Embroidery,
Notions,
Waists.
Mems and Women's Gloves,
Toys,
Housefurnishings.
Those without experience will
be considered.
Educational facilities for train
ing salespeople.
Apply Employment Office,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
WAITRESS. white, at once. Apply 1915 I4tt
IT. n.
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CASHIER and girl to handle cigar ana canns
counter. Salary and commission. Al Ine 'a.s,
No Sunday work. Apply to Mr.. sweet; ihtt ~,
DE partment Restaurant Interior bldg, 18TH
and r sts NV. -
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WANTED-HELP.

SAIFSMEN--4IIGH-GRA SPECIALITY MEN.
Publishing hease Of International standing and
Ircstige offers splendid opportunity to statesmen
with tine following qualifcat ions: Clean-cut
habits and personality. successful sa'.s record
and accustomed 10 big earnings. Refer, nces and
J pm. 21s
SALEsMEN-wfife for list Of openin9s and
fell particulars. Earn q. 900 to SO 600 yearly
Big demand for men. Inexperienced or expert
enced City or travelling. Natl. salesmen's
Tr. Assn, Dept 3Sl. Chicago.
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WAITRESS, experienced, white; at once eieht
hours work: room and board good pay to the
right party. Council Inn. 1lth and New YORK
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WANTED-HELP.
FENALE|Continued.

WAITRESS. experienced, white; at once; eight
hours work: room and board: good pay to the
right party. Council Inn. 1lth and New norH
WE REQUIRE services of COM
petent lady cashiers; good posi-
tons for capable people. Apply
Manager. Saks & Company.
YOUNG LADY, not over 20
years old. who has some expert
ence as typist, for Office where
many other young ladies are en-
ployed; best working conditions
salary from 500 to SIS per
month, according to qualifica-
tons. Apply Masonic Mutual
Life Association tomorrow be-
tween II and |.
YOUNG LADY for general office work in real
estate Office: s15 per week. Apply 135 10Th
NV.
YOUNG LADY-S3O per week after completing
our short. intensive stenographic course new
class; low rates. Stewards Business College.
1902 st. NV.
YOUNG LADY as clerk in
sales department. John H. Ma
gruder. Conn. ave. and X St,
fine groceries.
YOUNG WOMAN. white: general work hours.
to no Sunday work. Crescent Lunch. 1887
+ NV.
A SPLENDID opportunity for
young women as salesladies in
high-class leather goods store
permanent positions to those
who qualify. Apply Becker's
Leather Goods Co., 1926 F st.
NV.
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FOUND.

AIREDALE prppy male. Apply the Animal
Eesrue Lenruc. $40 MARYLAND ave eW.
RREASTPIN-Thursday night on Coiumpia
road. Phone North 1f09. 20o6 Col. road,
after $50 o'clock.
BROOCH-Small gold brooch. Address py
mail H. H. Rossell, 2223 II st. nv,
MITCHELL 4-pass.. roadster: n. c. license
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-Continued.

STENOG RAPHER, experienced. in patents:
short hours and light work. Room AZ, 91s +
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ACCOU NTANTS-Clarke Huncke. Certified
Public Accountants. 32J Colorado building are
Joosins for Il few desirable young men who
wish 10 learn public accounting work during
1i:eJr spa.e-time.. Open until pm. 25s
. At'COBNrA NCY-Becsme an expert account.
ant under the guidance of 16 certified public
,rreuutsnts; no text books used; small cost;
easy terms; e, goo successful students; over
800 c. r. AS TO our credit; free Book. How
to Learn Accountancy." International Ae-
countsnts' Society. e1s Colorse bldg. once
open until pm.
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LANSBURGH & BRO.
want
SALESWOMEN
for the following departments:
Notions,
Laces,
Neckwear,
Buttons,
Linens,
Art
Upholstery.
Good salaries and bonus; per-
manent positions. Apply Mr.
Hart, 4th floor,
LANSBURGH & BRO,
9TH Street.
MARCEL WANERS-Two
expert; excellent salary. Apply
Hepner's, SIS 18th st.
| REFINED woman 70 act a. matron and help
with cash Allies Inn. lod 9th st. e2'
Observation-Disclosures
in all departments; permanent
positions. liberal salaries and
commission. Apply to
MAYER BROS. & CO.,
o37 and $50 F St. NV.
sALEsLADIEs- Experienced; sa5 to $50 per
| week Harris shop. l212 st. 81.
| sAIESIADIES wanted; no experience neces.
sary. Apply F. W. WoolWor.n ), .,h and Eye.
SALESLADIES - Cloak
and suit store; pleasant and
permanent; highest salaries
paid. Employees receive the
best treatment.
| URDONG BROS,
1906 F St. NV.
SAIEsLADY in bakery department. Reeves
1909 + st. NV. ..3s
s.JEsT.ADY having some experience in low.
eIry and fancy goods. 900 Penna ave. NV.
sEAusTRESS; permanent position; rood sal.
srv. excellent sanitary conditions, The Mode
+ and 18th SIS. NV.
SEWERS. good hands, wanted in alteration
denartment. Ash. I'LL Conn. ave
| sKIRTMAKER, tailoress. helpers on furs. also
hoHse girl good pay. 21OB 14th st. NV,
! STENOGRAPHER, one willing to do mimeo-
| graphing and genera once work: also clerk
| 14n3 New York ave NV. Dps
STENOGRAPHER and type
writer; expert not required; per-
manent position. Bachrach,
l1331 + st. NV. X
STENOGRA PHER, expert
enced, in insurance office; state
age and salary expected. Address
Box 133-R, Star Office.
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| GENERAL HoUSEwoRK. in small family OF
| waitress by neat colored girl. 1917 9th ST..
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Stricten WIZ p.,,,..,.

BERLIN. Nov. Y2-Adolf GroebAr
chs irman OF the center party, was
stricken with paralysis while talking
with :. friend here Wednesday and flicsI
soon afterpard
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AMERICAN MADE TRUCKS
SOLVING FRENCH PROBLEM
Is Playing Large Part In Reconstruct
ton Work In ,EurOpc's Dcvas-
tntcd Area.

That the Amcrican-made motor is
destined TO play very Important part
IL the reconstruction work In the
devastated sections of France, italy
munication from John Moffat in Paris,
TO the Federation Of American Agencies
Tor Relief in France.
Inc latter body was recently organ
lied under official supervision OF the
french sovrenment. and MIR. Mofrat,
work throughout the war. was asked
ny the French government to visit
france to study the postwar require.
ments In the battle-torn towns near
me front: lie also has been spending
has tho distinction Sf having received
six official decorations from foreign
governments.
There is tremendous amount OF
work to be done over" he writes, land
lt ~ the Amcricanrmade automobile
vehicle that will be among the biggest
raesors in rebuilding aud relieving
suffering In the devastated parts.
railroads mere are solely taxed. ana
~ ~ american cars that will be called
upon 20 bear much of the burden. OF
t fnor many ioreisn cars are used.
zoo; put there is scarcity Of these.
the demand"
Automobile tours OF various baltic
receptions rendered to Moffat In E".
logne. Naples. Rome and Paris. Gov
crhincnt representatives, leading Nom.
bcrs or National Red Cross Socicties
aI:1 business men In these cities have
};yincu IN extending greetings through
min to the American people. In ItaIv
lie was the guest OF the Government;
ON motor tour through the devas-
'"'cu region and to Trieste and ITiump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

planes are available Moro than O.
dozen planes especially built for car
ryins mall arc now being completed in
three different plants In this country.
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sssss sas'sss bee Been Of s Pie
t ransnar,n,, OF handiing in railroad
short hauls more econom,cnIi pvu Sx
motor truck. In q few years the truck
distance nc i ban, standard method of short
within a rndiua OF terminals. Il VIII
e erox.d9 III, tho railroads with an IN
trate areas that are arc now WIZ w, PsnS1
transportation facilities
9Th, The Big Four freight houses in Gin
motor truck aaHe e sha 81. the example. Two
oodies were used with tremendous sue
cess In relieving the railroads of a
R iarne tonnage of siort-haul traffic
p %hmich were filled and loaded on the
SnaSis; On fixed schedule. they were
oootssnts 10 ,he terminals and thcir
Under the old system, cars had m bc
SEM SEM 70 each of the branch stations and
seidngm NO., 70 the terminal by the engine,
oeiuo'h more than quarter filled
The advantages OF tbis p,,n over ,h.
III ,n. eS,ravagant methods arc SO vivid
f MAJ 9ther large cities throughout the
mendous ia.ss l'G ,rsali2inE tho tre-
a a., FEEDER to the railroads. and arc eso
'a.D,1r,is 'n similar systems
everw e nm, t,me VIII come when each and
u hbty-mtlc radius OF large cities viii
ue IN effect a branch line of that rail-
la roua. me reason for this is that n
i; nvns,,. requires an immense initial
bridges and rails. and is ii,niieS ~ ~
d a"iouht or traffic II will hold. If such
p branch n1n line does not pay for itself,
h,nd a"nol ne diverted. On The other
u ;t. a motor truck route has no i'm.
,eations ana can easily bc transferred
70 more profitable route ic one does
nor prove successful uoe"
mere is but one resistance IN tbi.
transportation millennium and tSot 10
s si 'ack OF appreciation of the neces
I'M n}K,. 'or good roads. The sooner solid
ed by legislation. the sooner SUNNY .. ra.,
he rnd,i IN ne high cost of living Will
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rious industrial plants. as wcll as with
civic and welfare organizations. and
viii make them most valuable in aid :
Ing wounded and disabled veterans
m commenting today on the ncr,
policy Of the department General
Ham. says. In bulletin:
Our field representatives have here
tofore assisted the disabled men where
possible, but I'm the future this Is tn bc
IA special feature 81, their work. " &c
cational training with the desired
promptness is duo to lack OF Know
edge by the mon: in n few cases II ia
due to their careiessness: in the srea1
pulk OF cases the failurc has been fi,ie
Of the Federal Board for Socationoj
Education giving district voeatiomai
onlcers authority to pass finally on
an opportunity for giving assisiasce
Mnlch was not available =1cn tho
Tuies oil The board required all casna
70 DC sent TO Washington for final ac-
We propose to establish close con-
m ,n,a between the different agencies
iin nu, IN the welfare OF soldiers.
,,hsiualng the American >Lesion and
me Association Of Disabled Veterans.
u u1 inc district vocational board OF,
ncer: ana secure their complete and
cordial CO-ODeratiOn."
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WILL USE MOTOR TRUCKS,
AS RAILROADS. FEEDERS
New Construction Gives Way 80 Mod
ern Method of Handling Freight
on Short Hnuls.

THE attitude between the railroads
and the motor trucks is gradually
turning from a spirit of competition
to q spirit of cooperation" says r. Il.
Fulton, vice president OF the 1nterna-
tional Motor Company, manufacturers
OF Mack trucks
The present serious financial condi-
ton of the railroads and the increased
freight rates that will inevitably fol-
low, together with the economic adj
vantages OF the motor truck, point to
4 very favorable effect on the prices OF
foodstuffs as result OF that CO.
operation.
''rhe use of trucks as feeders to the
railroads up to a distance OF 100 miles
will release their facilities for the in
creasing tonnage that requires long