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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

SALESM AN-Traveiny Virginia and ada
cent territory. Calling on furniture and
general stores. to sell the side for man
uiacturer specially floor coverings Box
Si03. philadclphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

slsNs EAST MAIN s7KEEv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

WONDER GAS-Gas making plants for
homes. 3l5: to agents So. You collect
the money: ours comes later Wonder
burncr, Dept. 20. Columbus. Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Jcwclry and Watches
SCHAAFS
GRADUATION GIFTS.

N'NDS- - iJ-N ciFIS.
s:i 59-@-Ecar ElE!n Lady's Wrist Watch
Saskatchewan wis, Watch.
'i25 and uo-Laa!es Gold Cameo Rings.
$500 and up-Go!d Cameo Brooches
slo'9-rearl and SAPPHIRE Crescent Pins.
$3.50 and uo-D!amond La vall!eres
Size: fancy mountines. '''0
'5coo-snecial size Diamond Rings.
DIAMOND Rings at lust the price YOU wish
$500 and up-German silver van!tie..
$500 and up-Sterl!ng vani,ios.
slo5o-Boys gold filed watch.
You'll find YOU can do better q,
SCHAAF'S
JEWELERS.
4c5 Eas, Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

salesman Tor Richmond and Vicinity
Eisciric drills. portable and bench types
on liberal commission basis. PREVIOUS ex-
perlehte machine tool line essential. Rel
efehces and previous employment In first
letter Arnolu. llt liberty ST.. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

! SALESMAN = Capable specially man for
,,ona rIs'n ,ar,,, Staple line on new and excep.
commission contract $35 weekly Tor ex-
+, penses. Miles r. BiSlcr Co., 27S, "a Carlin
BLNk.. l,lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ENPERINNCEp
CHAUFFEUR soR TRvcK ArriY
rRoMrTLY CANS. RApY COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

is~ETE sLLEGNzrs = Es9t-..-e.9
ssf'-s-- @c-ress = fyt -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

yor%G LtulEs - wsa;er youas ladies
ctsr ~ '2te-.'rr"1 or 'ar,perssncel. Tor
o-r sa-E.-g $40 -.~E--. Department. Bill,
+eA A-ltr-.st t-s--- Gov Ltd. 500 Mort.
80 -et-y S-''s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

AEDLisyH sTKAM VuLcANIZEN- .
fin.s ana Maryland Axcncy. 50, craw-
,.f2 60 ro''-moutn. Va Charles 81
E@.rr. .H~asger. Hrlre UT come In ana
in' ma hlne. d"'nnnr'r"t"d ina, has
20 rt-eH e-s" rnEap 20 operate; easy to
nm se leach you nov Cu.n night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

q. ~ itTDj; ~ Statesmen. un# carbur.tor
~ fgf- w.. h!fnG.". not a moving part
lr''a.'f - ~ minutes. Guaranteed - don
H. s|.i in."sEe and start in zero weather
,','-s-' hNh M %: Ir!Hin.; l5-day free
ii-e'. DIf - Louis man tO.d 500 IN !
iHYi':r Hs4i l.a.e cry man mad. 81 200
~ one urn Nfis T.. e j Carburctor 90 .
Y. 80. Jstt run ElyN-. Cnic.HN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

~
ACCESSORY AND VULCANIzING BUST
SESS-On account OF other business I
IND 1t impossible for me TO continue my
accessory and vulcanzinE business known
as tho Richmond Auto Tire Works ga
West Broad Street therefore offer same
for sale. Ohio H. Lee. 9l4 West Broad
Street.
AN INVESTMENT OF s25 will start you
in business Of your own. AS one
slOo per week profit taking pictures on tim
WITH our, our one one minute eamera No expert;
Send for free catalogue and full particulars
ton street. New York City. Largest photo
supply house In Y. s. a. Establ shed 1893.
AUToTIKE ,vuLcANIZINo--A, growing.
struct on book 81, Plants $50 up Gaia
SiS ,ssus, tr RE-, Equipment Co. All Eighth
BARBER SHOf-Twu-chair. for sale: In
good location: must sell once. Address
X 40. care THINGS Dsptch.
Ion DS-Let us explain: Your Govcrnmont
bonds paying per cent. Par II must sell
Liberty bonds 81 weekly. Small loans 81 G.
cialty. Commercial Guarantee Co.. IS North
Ninth.
BUSINESS for sale. wood and coal ward
also ice route. VIII exchange for good
farm. 322. care Times Dispatch.
al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

BEicKtAslYERS;, cARPEN TERs AND
nIiitDh!:s-~i iFnesi my go. 10 me
TO-DAY ioT Ire" lesson ~ p'au reading hd-
drCss w MoTsy. i515-A. Chicago Tech
hoy, Wanted boy between ago OF Il Ia .I
WIN Some onice eSD"ri"urc - DO assistant
"bOod opportunity. AdIrrsE IN own NAM
Mri,lng Addfcsg g 30, care Tlmos. DIyGnf,'t
CARPENTERS
"N ~ I'D . or goon carpenters, . bnur.'
work Apply 20 Davis Bfothcrs ~
go West Male Street me-
tDE, How about you. e''A
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Manted-Ainlc.

TRAFFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drncc law
course III railroad transportation cover
lbs entire !u.isiicison OF Interstate Com.
iarTCc Commission VIII increase your cr
= CNcE SuI cAtnt0s capacity. Free prospec-
;0> Traffic Law Service Corporations EOS
South l.a>Glc Street. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

YOUNG MAN-We have a good clerical
opening FOR c!ean-cu; young man about
u. .Nrsr!"rce not necessary. but a bright
h!Eh schoo. graduate pretcrably in bust.
car" Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

SALESM t\-Sids line men making small
towns. New idea; no sale. collection:
10 sample 10 carry. So commission paid on
each tFia. order taken. state line CO FRIED
and territory covered Ecency & Sons Co .
2g0l Indiana Avenue. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

and lsSo,crs Wanted Az.
~! monday, Robert y l-CC =. aoC.. kcu-
Slnsion ana belmont Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

| ~ - MSS WANTED--To buy hardware or
same. * ,i2. care Times. pispatc I''"O'0 ''f
/ CAilTAl-l make "a speciality of financing
meriiorious business enterprises by III,
sale OF stocks or first mortgage bonds on !,
Eddy ST. chlcaso. ''' Jon" ! F'e' 49,
cArITAInlt you have 5000 10 $4,000 ca n
ins an ent;TeIy new S ne OF business in your
;saisFs MsaSsn sa Mssh! S"se a rST f faol
CLEANING DYEiNG BUSINESS we viii
you the fisap"f ne.d na dyens
System. Dept 27s Charlotte. y. c.
cVTihhEc sdsE Gontsc,ioncry
Apply 1900 Huil Street, South Rica hn1nai'y'
,uI,5y for Sn,i fun resis,ered drussis
iali;ication TO manage the store r 80,
al .R:sa,s: &c
Th.iadsip6!a r.. p q n"i s1 ns' ss you? North
F. IA. sA ,;ia,. drink and cigar stand.
!ssv'ns GH!sd ,$,a,es Cheap 0"" ApS 8%"f Il
GET ~ TIE OH. BOOM. double oppor-
dSsd 70 Is qss1 G sFm
SO in small monthly payments. You are
produced from Both faPms 'efE buy s'Ft ,oas Si
s!@ , pa5sfuirri saDq!pa on and Gas Co.
If sincerely opposed to the prohibition Of
Was s s.Ss f from 'ssasS ySs
$500 to $3.50 II YOU can make the invest Z.
n.nt address .:s. care Times Dispatch.
LUIGI .n, GoG%TEh and soft drinks. Doing
ana ana must sell this week. Mixed trade: very
R HsI s ,G. man and wife Inquire at 100
LTNcu sTAND,-For sale, one OF the hes,
sfnst n SsX viii A ss sssfp
care Times Dispatch w.
MA A:,A Eh.substan,ial manufacturing cor
1 sSo s.s R"''f eu sans '5@S {,
Sssre.sr Is Safih EoWafd Street 1diis s
NOTICE THIS YEARLY acting promptly
cs1se nay to nam as4"re for only ,o0
under my exclusive patents that monopoiize
t. be parshasea PT IN sny Guam on
i iiy and d. can be read Y pun tosether with
s;ss7 sSs.yo * 2s;S s
W; Wolf. ais-aaS North Weiis Street Street. c iSa
clean .hSs s,qek@Lsiri. Graves and sn' y e
Rcd ladies' shoes; clapp and Steadi. ST;
n.r cent! Hox ga. G Da%Sille $ SieA" op 100
SiLkNDiD opening for photograph gallery.
,,r oounty seat population. 500 in he.rt Of
County population. $1,000. 20, 'Y rhato.
S:aph gallery IN county. Address Box esi
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS $1,000 per
year can be made In the nc~ and second
young men with experience need some can
porate Not Set-rich quick scheme but
good investment 43i care Times Dis,
patch
TEXAS OIL LEASEs-Fann!n County. the
coming county. Buy ahead OF the boom
any size tract S250 per acre up. Owner
l.. G. Fuller. Bonham. Texas.
TIRE BuSlNESS-Make money BE your
own boss. Go into tire business. on total
investment Of about $500 you can cas- ~
earn $75 10 5000 per week. our mach!n.
and method save rs per cent ia materials
and 90 per cent in labor. We teach you
pair and rctrcadng department We are
makers OF American Arrow Tires and are
looking for live representatives Write Tor
PARTICULARS American Rubber Corporation
225 West fty-Becond Street New York
city.
WE START YOU IN BUSINESS, furnish
Ing everything: men and women oppor-
tunity lifetime TO earn $40 to 500 weekly
operating our New System Specially Can
dy Factories" home anywhere; bookIe,
free. Ra8sdale Co. box S, East Orange, y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Room
y city Hall Phone Randolph as. opcr-
at"d br the city. Service free.
SAiESME N-AIcn and women. distr ct man
;, aEers ground noor proposition for you.
siiEhI class Investment that sells. w. II
Snrta!n. San Antonio. Tex.
TEACHERS WANTED-W-c need tho fol-
;. lowing teachers: Latin. French. history
EhELsh; science. mathematics. All these
IN one letter from Virginia city su1erin:en-
dent Many other letters like IT, Good
1ncninSS all over Tho South-s5o tn $3.50
10y fr"c hnokl"t. Looking Forward o.
ICES ICES IN Columbia Chat;anooga. Richmond
On" nro,lm"nt three fold service. South
arn Teachers Agency. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

tN> TRAFFIC LAW Service Corporation, POS
South la>ANc Street. Chicago.
TRUCK SALESMAN wanted. Have won.
dcrtul opportunity for experienced man
- sell wcll.cstanlishcd worm-drive line.
Write. sirins particulars. Replies CON
adcn,iai II $50 care Times Dispatch.
VULcNNiZ ER-i.carn 20 be an cNrc-; yuI-
NAElZe-s GOOD tire rcpsir and rctrcRd anon
maze n:c money and are always in dcrnand
W" arc tire manufacturers and teach YOU
The business Thoroughly in from one 10 two
weeks Tor $40. American Rubber CORPORA
Non, .2S Yves; F!t;y-second Street New
York Ct;y.
W = I + K S-ENrcricnccd white Walters
wanted At once Victoria Restaurant SIG
East Erosd Street.
WANTED operator for Erie steam shovel
Apply Monday morning a; $40 East
fcsnSin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

PIANIST wanted. 10 play four hours a aay
La France Cafeteria. I35 f. Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

70, EMS FOR GUNNER clean mn 81
iI'" im!storS OF tn" world war In 1.
E,,,h MI''e Tor terms. Victory CO. 2g
y SIENoGKApIiEK is easy TO get a. va;
pH' want al In Tho Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

AlESMEN-NaCancy July /. for competent
, salesman or ex-merchant to be employed
direct by large Cleveland corporation TO
sell merchants needed. high-ciass spe-
c!alty in Virginia territory. Permanent po-
Siuon: $500 TO 500 per month. Commits.
SloHS PAID weekly state cNper enCe. Sales
men from smaller towns preferred. being
the most successful in line Address ii
Il Lower. Box l76. Station c. Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

WANTED TALENT OF all Kinds: singers
HancHrs and comedians. for vaudeville and
inuStc" comedy. Discharged soldiers sail
ors and marines DESTROYS OF going back in
Sh"" business. Get In touch with me Can
nlhcc YOU at once. Inexperienced girls
w" viii tccnh YOU to dance and 9uarantec
position. Chorus girl school in connec tion
with this Office. Earl Horn Office room II
phon" 1923 Strand Theat"r Bldg New
port News Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

S-NLESMAN-The Fog Lite Plug makes Ford
headlights strong as regular twin-six: all
loaned out over night sell. Statesmen agents
wanted. Free samples. Price 80. The Fog
Lite Plug Co, Atlanta Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

>. N - ~ 81 Tlsr 20 learn ~. .sr51-
'fr-' l.N W-cts require. Wit 81,
it-a.r.-H t..-.-.--I lssr:,.- College .s :
----l u. --,e--- h.---L--.--. -.
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Statesmen and Agents.
80

fhoNOGRAPHS - Travel ng statesmen to
seal monographs as side iinc. Stat. ter
ii'otS wanted. Oniy producing men wanted
Leeds Pohnograph Co. z3+ GriswoId Strest
Dclroit,i Mich >'sNN'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
Hclp-Ainsc or F'cIIIic.

Ger kS-7Richmond Eovernm"nt clerk eX.
-. am nations July l9. Hundreds needed at
Washington. ID. {. ttiOo year Common
":arca;ion sufficient sample uucs; ons tsee'
Mrit" immediately Franklin Institute
D"nt. iaS-R. Rochester. y Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

MILK CAN SERVER---A.onts. men. women
BIS seller Davis MIX can server. nickel
plated for cVnporHtcd milk. elegant ns .Il.
yer rt""n"r; new invention: big money
80 ~" proposition. territory open. Davis
PANAMA HhTS--NGents. make big money
'"illnR imported p"namn hats, rnpruduc-
tioh of t20 hat sold for TIE. send for aan :
p!" tutawhy importing Co. COS Broad
way, New York
PAINT AND AUTO OiJ.a--sslosmen. wo
nave an except on.ily good ofor TO make
schooi teacher, yelling paint and auto oil
TO farmer, Thh American on and Pa mt
Co. 5sii Euclid hyonnc. Cleveland, OHIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

J." EFIip"hL DPPDETr%ITY - DevIc.
H4, Io.htsf Ford hrhts. a.! sI,""ds. Sells
y AEi'- .,DlH 90. Iuou"ybacE guarantee.
IlF nam" :pf Isn't mon Exr!uel.c ter
f'r'f DpBD.r Ilto 50 i"H Co Peoria m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

D.INiEuTOH wanted In cycry town for
a:"'H g.,r GHatt .lu".s 81 gallons gaso-
lH'. !i.-tt"f- maize 1900 ~ 800 per month
IaF'-"4.afs Tree. hpeedoI!ns Co Dallas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Ecmalc.

! .SURSE-Scttl.d cOlored Woman with ca
- pesicncc nurse. good pay. i. IL
{ Britton. ie2 Champeglayne Avenue, G.n,v;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

Jirii;irc htFENi%TE:;DF:%r -f..Iisbl.
iHHH ~ act =, rgr district superintendent
~ rrHr ofHsfs ana "rgns" -uhag.ntr Es-
'--s!.. ''f.!'rfJ I'Hy ~ceHly Act at
pr" beiDGe y"gf territory SIS nsAlgnod
"MlH"' itp.,~icE. nurEeryTnen. newark
E'" IbrE E'at"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

MEN Wanted men To work on dairy
ihrin' louis Ellis, Il, /. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

TOILET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. make big
pronts selling our extracts. perfumes, cold
creams. face powders. spices, medicines etc
beautiful high-Erade line: exclusive terri
tory. Sample soap free. i.aCassan Co
Don't. ~. 81. louis. Mo -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
H0WARD'S new BUILDING
WILL BE STARTED SOON
University Announces Prize Win
ners-Facu1ty and Staff Elec-
lions Given Out.

Ground will be broken within few
days for the new building to be erect
ed by Howard University on the east
side of the university campus to house
the School of Theology. This and
number of other. contemplated i'm
provements were announced today by
the university.
In addition to the 116 diplomas
awarded graduates of the university
this week prizes were won as fol-
lows:
Alpha Kappa Sorority prize, Miss
Jennie Mustapha; senior fellowship
in physics at Clark University, Wor-
cester, Mass. valued at $500, Kelly
Miller, jr.; cyclopedic dictionary. from
Chicago publishing house. George
Arthur Parker, highest general av-
erage: highest mark in obstetrics
CDR. E. D. Williston prize), Jonathan
ing. Edward M. Johnson: interneship
in Mercy Hospital. Philadelphia, Miss
Sarah Ella Marie Kinner; interneship,
Freedmen's Hospital, Washington Tin
order of standing in competitive ex-
amination). Jonathan Richard Contee
Cook, Archie Royal Fleming, Herbert
owen Matthews. Harold Counsellor
Stratton. Lawrence Waters Jackson,
Ralph Johnson Young, Stansbury
| Murray Carter. Eugene Herriott Dib-
BILE. jr.: Henry James Austin, John
Benjamin Walker and Charles Henry
Boyd.
Trustees announced the election
| of the following members of the fac
| ulty and official staff:
| Secretary-treasurer, Emmett ]. Scott !:
dean Of School of Liberal Arts, Carter
| G. Woodson; registrar and professor
/ in education. Dwight o. w. Holmes;
| instructor in physical education for
| women and acting dean of women.
| Miss Helen Tuck; dean Of men and
| professor of economies, Edward l.
| Parks; dean of School of Commerce
and Finance and professor Of COM
mercial and international law, George
W. Cook. and dean of Junior College
! and professor of sociology, Kelly
! Miller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
CATHOLIC PRELATES TO-
MEET HERE IN SEPTEMBER
Called by Cardinal Gibbons to Dis
cuss Ecclesiastical, Social and
Educational Questions.

The most important gathering of
Catholic prelates in the United States
since the third plenary council of Bal
timore. in 1884. will meet at Catholic
University September "a. to study the
welfare of the church and the country.
Cardinal Gibbons, chairman of the
general committee on Catholic affairs
and interests. issued the call yester-
day. He was here to attend the grad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

Representative Royal C. johnson,
''the fighting congressman from South
Dakota" who enlisted as private with
the 313th Infantry in January, 1918,
and came out of the war with ~ounds
and the rank of lieutenant last De-
cember, has been awarded the French
croix de guerre with gold star.
He was pouring over a mass of tech
nicalities of legislation in his Office
when Maj. Gen. Joseph Kuhn, COM
mander Of the 18th, Mr.. Johnson's old
regiment, walked in with a little pack
age.
With no one present except the secre-
tary to the congressman and friend of
Maj. Gen. Kuhn a short presenta ton
speech was made and the war ,N,ss
handed over to Representative john
son. Mr.. Johnson replied in surprised
voice, expressing his thanks.
The citation, which is signed by
Marshal Petain. reads as follows:
Lieut.. Royal c. Johnson, 313th In
fantry, a very courageous officer. ex-
posed himself to enemy fire in the at
tack on Montfoucon and was courage
Gus example to his men. Although
wounded by a high explosive, he carried
aid to two wounded men of his com
pany and refused to take place in the
ambulance until they were cared for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
VIEW REFUSE DISPOSAL SITE.
Two Senator'S and q Representative
Shown Protested Plant.

The West Virginia senators-Messrs.
Sutherland and Elkins-and Repre-
sentative Reed, also of West Vkr-
ginia, accompanied by Evan H.
Tucker. president Of the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association. and
other members Of the associations. Wis
tied the site of the refuse disposal
plant which is being constructed on
West Virginia avenue near Monnt Oil
vet cemetery yesterday.
Senator Sutherland today expressed
the opinion that it was a mistake to
permit the location OF this plant in
that neighborhood. the citizens of
which are vigorously protesting
against the plant. He said. too. that
he agreed with the Northeast Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

are built to suit any type. And the fact that
they're ntelligently designed for men developing
Corporation just reason that makes them SO salts
factory for the average figure
The whole thing, after ALL SINNERS down to a
question of SERVICE-that takes care of Fit-that
intelligenty harmonizes fabrics color and model to
suit the MAN-his figure, his complexion, his POSTURE
his clothes viewpoint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
Honest Advertising.

For the protection of ito
readers, The Star carefully
censors all advertising sub
mitted for publication, and, 50
far as is possible. bars all false
and fraudulent statements
Readers are requested to as
sist The Star IN protecting the
public and all legitimate adver-
Users by bringing to the at
tention of the paper any state
ment that they might find to be
untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
FEWER mo MARK" PARCELS.
Express Campaign to Teach Ship
pers Packing Reduces Number.

The educational campaign launched
by the American Railway Express to
instruct shippers how properly to
pack and mark their shipments for
safe delivery and also the proper
handling of the shipments has pro-
duced results. One. it is announced
is the reduction in number of mo
mark" shipments left on the express
companies hands without any means
Of Identification. The number month
" has been reduced from $500 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

uation exercises Of Trinity College.
Brookland.
It win discuss not only purely &C.
clesiastical questions, but social and
educational problems involved In leg
fslation under consideration by Con-
gress. and will formulate a uniform
Catholic policy and coordinate. as far
as possible. all diocesan activities.
Preparations for the meeting will
be made by the general committee on
Catholic affairs and interests. the
members of which are Cardinal Glib
bons. chairman: Bishop Muldoon of
Rockford. ILL.,. vice chairman; Bishop
Schrembs of Toledo, Bishop Glass Of
Salt Lake City and Bishop Russell of
Charleston, S. G.
Cardinal Gibbons also announced
that hereafter all bishops Of the coun-
try, with the expressed approval of
Pope Benedict, would meet annually,
for the discussion of Catholic affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06
PLANNING TO TAKE PART.
Trinity Holy Name Society Ar
ranges for October Demonstration.

Plans for a demonstration here by
the Holy Name Society next October
were made at a meeting of Trinity
branch of the society last night. This
demonstration is to be in the nature
of victory parade by all the affllf-
ated societies Of Baltimore, Washing
ton, Alexandria. Va, and other cities
and towns. 1t is expected that 10000
ton will take place the second Sun
day in October. and. in all probability,
will follow the program of former
years-an assembly at the Capitol, a
parade up Pennsylvania avenue to
18th street, to the Monument grounds.
where benediction services will be
held.
At the meeting last night remarks
were made by Rev. Edward Magrath,
spiritual director of the Holy Trinity
society: John Hadley Doyle, presi-
Geale, the new rector of Holy Trinity.
A committee was appointed to get
up merry come back home" of the
nearly 200 members who served the
colors and now are nearly all home
again-excepting those who made the
sacrifice and are sleeping beneath the
sod Of France.
A committee of thirty-eight, the
projects of the bands, was named as
assistants to Father Magrath, to
gather in new members. and a band
head Holy Trinitys column.
The Holy Trinity society will at
tend in a body a special mass Sunday
at o'clock, to receive holy COM
munion.
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how can a man be efficient
in a Hot Oven

What's the taking Turkish bath
the job in hot weather. and the first aid placid hot
Feaherweght Tropical Clothes
season dron
All Cloth Tropical Worsteds and
Suits that make weather in Washington aluring
Any price you pay, SIS to SIS.
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ington Citizens Association that the
District government should take over
the collection and disposal OF refuse
in the District OF Columbia as soon
as possible, and that the contract
systenn ahould be abandoned
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his feet will confirm the good judgment bran because
HANANS are first of all a good business propositon
They than ordinary shoes-and You get
just what you pay in HANAN Shoes Stye
better leather; superior workmanshp-YOU GET THEM ALL
WHEN YOU PAY FOR HANANS.
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Special Dinner Dance at the Ward
man Park Hotel Saturday. June Z, at
pm. Reserve tables now.-Adver-
tiSement.