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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18
GihsDcrlagc i'm
Pamic aitacnciitiitctt
5inansielle 8arautie unb srOherer
Ginflnf ber Sanoels-apmmiiiion
uerben seiidert.

8albingtoft 8. g., Is. gtob.7-
Die gi6-Iorlage sur Gegulierling
Ser Giienbabnen lit I'M gfcpraier-
tantenbouie nit 203 geeen 159
5tilnnten angenommen iporoen. Sic
piro I'M Senat nidt Biz sur ndditen
resclndBigen Sisung besielben I'M
De0allber 5ltr gerbmtolitng fonlmen.
Dieie 8orloge giebt Die 8abnen Dem
gribat6etrieb sltriif, iidert ben-
ieIben bie notigen @elonittel 5ur
erfolgrcihen Speration fir Die
rddfte 3eit nod Der llebergnbe. nnO
erridtet cine 8orperidaft 5ur @r-
leoignng bon Streitfroaen 5tpiihet
aapital ltno glrbeit ilno oebrt Die
g(ufiiht Der 8unoesbeboroen 0urd
cine bergroBerte Madtbefiignis Ser
alpiide1lltaatliden Sonoels.a aoutnlil-
iton aus. Gie 9emofraien ipioer.
iebten iid ben Mabregeln 5ur Ga
rantte zines beitiinnlten Betriebss
fupitaT llno Ser Siegulieritng Der
arbeiterberbdItniiie aiis Dem @rltr=
oe, 6ob Die @orIage oie gntideiollns
su bieI in Die Sdnbe Der glrbeitera
berbGnbe Iege. SIRE Sppofition
ipilrSe nit 200 gegen 165 Stimmen
rie0eraeitinllnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18
Griat5 fir pcricnktc
HemtiHc Slcttc

Guris, IL. gepb.-9er oberite Rot
Ser Sricoensfonferen5 bot entidie,
ben, oaB Oelltid)e Seloalnpfer olS
geiIerias fit Die perienfte Oelitlhe
sslotte mad oen britiidJcn &afen
sgirtb Of SSortb beforbert iueroen
1riiiien nno ofpnr linter' Gsfprt brts
tilher aricgsidiffc.
Berlin, III. gsob. aan5ler goiier
erflGrte, Sic oeltid)e &egiertlna let
nidt fir gerilidtung Ser Oeutifer
sSlotte Derontuortlid, cine Sat, mo-.
raul Sic s(lliierten neue Joroerittl.
aen qriinbeten. gbmiral 9iellter hobe
Sic 8erienfung bieier Sdiffe aif eI.
aene 5ouit uno @erantluortllng be-
foblcn. 9ie belltidben Sdiffe ieieit
nidt, inie oos I'M observation-disclosures
Dertrag porgeieben mar. in einerI
nertralen Safen eeipelen, ionoerit
artf britiidcn @efebl llad Scapa
s5low gebrodt lporoen. england bobe
oie 9lnfiidlt ilber Die Slotte gcfiibrt
ltno bie 9fegierune lit Berlin babe
ni6t nit oieIer 5lotte in gerbins
bunq treten fonnen. 6atten iid bic
Sdiffe in einent nertralen Safen
beftnoen, Damn bate Die 8ebaiips
tl.na, sic beutide Heeierltng lei fir
Die &erniftltng berontiportli6, cine
qeipiIIe 8abrid)einlihfeit fir itd ge-
bobt. SIN 1lebriaet batten oie 9riten
ielbIt lire gtodldiiisfeit 5nsd1tanoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18

ano ibre Sdiler lei. 9ie 9feguIie.
rilng Der Sbulen b1nge nid)t bon
inomentonern 8olfsgefiib[, fonbern
bon ben &edten, tpelde Die 8erfai.
iune geipdbre, ob; Die Gbetorif antcs
rifoniider 9enasogen ioae ben 8e-
ridtsbpf niht beeinfluiien. 8enn
ieine alienten, bic oGriiden 2utbe-
roner uno bic Sbio.Sbnooe, on
iduIfreien 9ngen iuno In ben &c.
ricn olif eigene Soften &eIigionsun=
terridt in elmer fretnoen Sprade er-
teilen ilcBen, 10 lei oies melt er3iebe-
rider ols Die iunaen Mdnner ben
Bciabren Der 9illiorbiale ulo bic
illngen @Goden ben 8eriudunsen
Der San3boIlen aiisauiesen. Ser
Gtaot babe fein Reht, eiren 2cbrer
oabnrd our llntGtiefeit IN oeil Sc
rien 3n beroolnlnen oof, er i'm lpe=
gen ieiner 8efabigltng in elmer
'frenlben 5prahe 81 nnterridteH,
3unt 9erbrcdcr iteupele.
Mit meld)er GeritGnbnisloiigfeit
Sllng-giebrosfa befn @eriub ciner
entrehtnne bon Galiieuben Der be-
item giirger oes gtanteg qcgeniiber-
ftebt, iino 5iiglcidl oitf pcIder gel
Itiaen Stlife Der glmcrifoftismitS ei-
nes Cells Scr yslmerican 2e-
gion" Itebt, eebt aus einent 3uruf
berpor, ben Elm geiuiii 2eon 9ll6er-
man on Den $iiIfsituatsaniuolt rid
tete aI8 oicier mad ieiner Meoe ben
@cridtSiaal perlieB: pGauiano Sol-
ooten bon 2incoln itebeU binter Sb-
nen. SD mar iiber Gee uno peiB,
ipos oie oeutif)e Sprahpropagar1ba
beocutct," rief Der 9atriot, Der nIer-
oings icine goterIanosliebe boburd,
geniigiam betGtist bat, Dab er 5lt
ciner 3eit, aIs Die Ser Staaten nod,
obioIut neutral Su iein bebaitpteten,
5lpei Sabre borber, ebe iie in ben
arieg traten, ieine Dienite freiipil,
Zig Ser engIiideit &cgieruna 3ur
8erfiigltng lteIltc.
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$it(btof frebt
tinrn Nnsglei(6 an
1pia Sic Befiirwcrter milScr GinwdnSe ~ icincr
1tnitdt beketren; 1pilfcn's DrcRMneen
iperSen nidtt crnft scitcmircn.
,bitimmnns Mrs na4itcn Donncrstas cr,uartct.

geiiiruorter rrniloer ginip1n6e*
fino oieier 9(nlid]t. 9on 1noeren ober
6eibt es, oaB iie nit Senator &ith.
cod fonfericreit, Inn cine Terlt1n0l-
gung Slt er5ielen. @eriid1Deiie Der.
laltet, oob Sit6cod ii1 nit ben met
ften ginpGnOen 2ooge's eiilperitan-
oen erfldren ipiro, iinb onB iid iene
fieben ooer oht Gepilblifoner, Die
bas 3iinglein ser 8aee in Der $ano
baben, iif) ibm nni1lieBen uno oas
8priport ItreiHen iperben iueldeHr
gcm1B iih orei olliiertc 9t6dte ber.
pflidtcn miiiien, Den Grfeoensper.
trag in berGnOcrter Gonnt on5iier.
fennen. Mogli6eripeiic fonnen bieic
fieben ooer od)t Gcpublifanerf niid
peranloBt ueroen, Die ginlpdnoe 5lt
glrtifel 5ebn nb5uipciien ilfiD ootIr
mefiger .braitiide on5iinehnlen.
gfepublifaniihe Senatoren erfld.'
rem, ooB Oie gcgenn1rtia i'm gser-
Sen befinolihe9iatif tififationsreiOIutio
big nnorgen fertie geltelt iein miro,
10 6of, Die 4bitinlnlling ntogliher-
lueife an 9onnerstag Durgcnonnlen
iperOen fam. Scr 9luSIegltng Der
Senotsreeeln gelilob ntltB Die Ne-
iolution rad) ibrer 6ertigiteaung ei.l
nen Gag iiberliegen.
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},rcbibiticnsacics
a,ifrcebt crbaltcft

Gbicugo, tS. Iob. 8itnbesridtcr
George 9(. Carpenter bat seItern eit
obgegeben, Iallt Deldenl
oas arieasprobibitions. nno gsatio-
acknowledgements fir fonititutiu-
nell erflGrt iDeroen. Ser &idter er.
fIGrte, BOB 8unoesridter 2ouis Sib-
6enrp bon 9eoria, Sa., ben er 5lt
Rate ee5ogen, nit ibnt glei6er 9}ei-
nung iei. 9is oato boben fiebcn
@unoesrihter, ipelden HroGibitions.
idle aur gntifeioune unterbreitet
erfI1rt, oab beioe Hrobibi.
tionsgcicee berfaiiungsmabig iino;
5luci boben Elm eegenteiliges @ut.
odten obeeeeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18
SteiScmatsit bat
Befiirettiinocfi

Seopenbogen. tS. Iob.-0er frii.
bete Senti6e aon5Ier inter Dem
graiibenten ebert idreibt I'M Organ
Der so;ioIiiten ngortndrts9. Oob
iidj Ieincr @einiina nod Geiltidlnrt6
in S6noen Der Reaftionorcn befin6e.
nTic gauge 9lrinec", 10 lagt er.
..ideint oeit aeaftionGren sur Ger-
iiisiins an itebeu. SSflidt Der arbei.
ierfIaiie lit es. eirss au iein' .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18

@albington is. giob. - Sn ben
acknowledgement oes &apitols iucroen
9(nitrensunsen genla6t, einen Som.
proulib iiber ben Grieoenspertrag
ber3uitellen. administrations sfiibrer,
meld)e ben 2obge ginipdnoen oppo.
nieren, beriuden, NIT oen 9efiirDor-
tern iogenontiter omiloer @inip6noe"
einen gerslei9 an3ubabnen. Giibrer
Ser @epublifnner bebai,pten, oaB Der
Drobung 1es 9rdlioenteu 8ilion
Sen gertras gu ben 9lften legen ait
molten, fails Die 2ooge ginuGnoe
1angenommen peroen ioIlten, fDenig
@ebor geideuft miro. Iu6 mebrere
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Stint entiprttitaette
Strdflinac Sin9fcft

5iour 9th, Solpn, 1s. 9top.--
ssiinf gonoiteii, melde iif lesten
Sreitag aug Dem gounth- @efdnanis
gu SeDaors, Soma, befreiter. fino
mieoer eingefonaen tporoen. Srei
bon ibnen lnuroen in Siour Center
rlno slpci anoere bei Mourice oina.
felt aenoht. Siinfsig glliton,obile
NIT bcipoffneten sSarlttcrn perfoIg-
ten oas gluto, in tueIdem iid Be-
ante NIT ben ein9efangenen 8an-
bitten Smith nnO Darlington befan.
sen, ieSodl acIong es. iie hinter Die
iiheren Mtouern oes @oooburp
Gountb.@ @cf6naniiIe8 an bringen.
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lfinhredler erbentrn $4,000.

Chicago, Sn., Is. gton. .-Sieben
ganoiten iiberfieIen leste Radt orei
@ddter in Ser Office Der Stonooro
Oil Gompanp Of Snoiana, iprengtcn
SEN eroBen @elbidratf, seritorten
cinen fIeineren gum Seil iino ertfa-
men nit $4,000 8areeIo. Sn Dem
fIcincren @eIoIdront befonben iidl
2ibertn Bombs I'M 8etroge bon
$4,000 uno $1,000 garaclo. Die
ganSitcn nermo9ten oenielben uiat
bei6,tfonlmem.
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Wcftcrl,srid,t

Sir 9mnbo uno llntgeganS :5hot
bente obetlo uno Withhold; etipns
parem 0iittpo9.
/ Sir 0ebrasfn: Sh6n bente obenb
iino 9yiittpod. @drmer beiite obeun
i'm 6Itliden imS SentrnIen Sell nrr
Mitttuoh.
Sir Soma: Shon beiite oberS
iino glitttpod); etiuns mdrem I'M
ipeItIiden iuio 5eptralen Sell an
9sittpoh.
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Keaiermne ipirS bel
1tierikc pcritcaia

GaTbinaton, IT. gton. = Gas
Stootsocportenert meIoete bcutc,
oaB bie Regiertins alpeds 9cs
ireiung ocs gefanoen eeboltencn
anerifoniiden aoniuls Senfins bel
Der merifoniiden &egierune porItel-
lig gciporoen lit.
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gHiIdfnninmentsn itreifcn.

@aIhington II. gsob. - llcber
100000 Mil6foniumenten hoben
bcI6GoiIen, iid mabreno Der eriten
brci Gage in Ser ISOLDE oe8 @euniIas
bon Mild au entboIten, bis Die Scr.
f1ufer oen 9Sreis Der MiId bernb.
ieben.
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Die gsohlcn in ssranfreidl.

8oris, II. geob. Wablberifte
aus 81 0iItriften Iailen erfennen,
oob Die Gcpublifaner 10, Die Bro-
orefIiben 8 iinb bic 2iberalen 10
Site eeiponnen baden. Die &uolfa-
len boben bis lett IL un6 Die 90.
sialiIten 10 Site berloren.
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lsanncrmnncn acaen MiIiun.

@crIi1l, IL. gton.-2etten S0ins-
tog sog Elm Mcnihenboife Dor oas
@ebduoe, IN Incident iifb friiber Die
nmerifoniiAc 8otIdaft befon0, uno
id)rie: r9lieocr nit @ilion~ Gie
@oIi3ei i6ritt Elm uno trieb Die
Mlbeltorer olSeinon6er.
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Sieben f,ericncn bel
kcMiiicn aetStct

Buffalo. q. g., Is. 9sob.-Sie.
ben 8erionen muroen belite getotet
oIs cin Giienbobnatg nuf elmer
9obnfreiiauig IN Elm gliitonobil fill-
einfubr. Sieben Der @etOtcten mo-.
rem aronfenpflegerinnen
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sdlneiSer. .@naaenmps.

Ser bcfontte bieiiQe 3igdrrcl'-
Iobrifont .Nidoro Sdneioer iifio
sri. Miarie 8tggenmoS reidteh fid)
Sic Sano gum 2ebensbirtbe. Moge
oerIeI6e cir redt gliidli6er ietti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-18

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED urDxn
PERMIT (Ns. ssl). AUTHORIZED Br THE
ACT or 0cr0HER d 1917. ON FILE At
TIE POST OFFICE or OMAHA. NEBR
BY oRDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. & BURLRsoN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
London Gamblers Reap
Rich Harvest From
Moneyed Officers.
EARL c. REEVES

TsTAFF CORRESPONDENT 4 NJ sERvicEI
LONDON tby malD.-The general
speeding up OF all forms Of amusement
and frivolity which has developed since
the armistice. Is responsible for many
a crooked killing. among the gamblers
Of the West End. according to detectives
Who have been endeavoring 70 run gam
hing t. the ground.
Regularly organized gangs Of crooks,
with women decoys. ply there. 1t is said.
and find young officers. with sudden
wealth in the form OF army gratuities
particularly gullible Pigeon fanciers'
is the police name for some Of the most
notorious decoys who help in the or
Eanized business OF plucking young Of
hcers.
The jazz dance and tho tango tea are
happy hunting grounds for these girls.
But most Of the gambling IS done on
outlying suburbs. Having a man inter
ested. il is no task to lead him 10 some
private house where a stiff and exciting
game Of bridge is in progress or long
sessions Of poker. with the sky limit.
may be had. "Twenty-one" is also
favorite, offering many chances for
cheating.
If the young one doesn't take 70 cards
there are ways Of inducing lavish Civ
ing OF presents. and these go into the
combine" pool and are sold. proceeds
going to the general fund, along with
gambling winnings
Two former international card sharps
who have recently appeared in London
are suspected of having formed ma
chimes for the feecing but the workings
If such schemes are difficult to trace.
The West End is only the hunting
ground. the games are scattered far and
wide over the city. The agents. and the
pigeon fanciers" are mostly new con-
verts TO the underworld since the re-
vival of night life permitted by relaxa-
ton of Defense of the Realm acts. And
the victims are such great believers in
"sportsmanship" that they seldom COM
plain. Many Of the officers consider the
gratuities. running into hundreds of
pounds, SO much money found" any
way and they have deliberately set out
TO have time with it. so they sell
dom concerned over the manner OF its
going.
In prominent clubs where there Is no
question of organized gambling for
fleeing purposes. tremendous sums are
reported changing hands. Eight hun
dred dollars is reported as changing
hands at a single sitting at one famous
club. But. even here. there is a breath
OF suspicion. for one of the winners has
no visible means Of support beyond his
phenomenal luck" At cards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

ways had followed a helter-skelter
policy of acquiring property. depart
ments often bidding against each other
for desired holdings. with the result
that this lack Of system possibly invited
Vaccinations of spectators and profit
GERS. But with the establishment Of
the Real Estate and Communicating
Division all this became a thing Of the
past for three citizens committees.
composed of real estate men and often
assessors. were established in each To-
cality where the government was 10 pur-
chase property.
"Scouts"-men familiar with real es-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

it was accepted. the bureau resorting
TO condemnation only as last resort
The bureau will leave the nation a
valuable heritage in a system which
will stand as a safeguard for all time
against overcharges in government real
ty transactions" said William E. Shan
non. who organized the bureau.
1T is not likely that the system will
die with the bureau. Sound business
Judgment will demand that 1t be stand
ardized on a peace basis. Congress and
the people will want TO know why
property for federal purposes should not
be acquired at its actual value IN peace
times As well as in war times. That
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

tate values-formed an important part
of the machinery and through their re-
ports the government was able TO save
many thousands of dollars. Rotary
clubs, Boards of Trade and similar or
ganizations co-operated, with the result
that. for instance, it would turn out
this way: The government wanted q
certain piece of property for which the
owner asked $4,000. The tax assessor
placed a valuation of s7ss; the mayor.
s947. the Rotary club, $3.50: the Board
of Trade. $1,000; the Chamber Of Com
merce $1,000. So from these figures
an average would be arrived at. and this
price offered the owner. And usually
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

and handsome face that entered the IN
dertaking parlors of y. Gray e. Co
She said she had been sent to arrange
for the funeral of a dear friend who
had just died. She picked out a coffin
ard ran up a bill of $751;. She gave
w. ]. Thorpe. manager. a check for SI76
Thorpe gave s25 in change and she went
away. When Thorpe sent the coffin TO
the address given he learned that no
such person lived there. He swore to
a complaint charging the woman with
passing a worthless check
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
BOOZE IN MEDICINE
TO FOOL THE SICK

Read tbs label. You can bank on II
~ the Label reads to 10 per cent
alcohol that such a medicine depends on
its whiskey effect to sell IT, Most OF
these wonderful tonics and master.
medicines" make the patient feel tempo
rarily better from the stimulating effect
while at the same time they are under
mining health.
Number 30 for the Blood" contains
but per cent. alcohol and you can not
drink IL 'ad libitum." One teaspoonfuI
4s a dose for an adult. II IL an old doc
tors prescription and has been success
fully employed in blood poison, mer-
curial and lead poisoning. scrofula.
rheumatism. catarrh, constipation. liver
ana stomach troubles. Under it's use
nodes. tumors. woitre and Ecroeuloua
dwellings,. that have wfthetood all other
treatment, Disappear as IL by magic
Made ,bysJ. c. Mendenhall. 40 years
D crusGist.s Evansville. Ind ,..vs
Sold by Jos. Wsis, Hammond, and
Central Drug Store, Indiana Hasher.-,
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECkLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
o bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. shake well. and you have
o quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion. and complexion beautifier, at
very. very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for a few
cents. Massage tnis sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face. neck. arms end
hands each day and see how freckles
and blemishes disappear and how clear
soft and rosy-white the skin becomes
Yesi It is harmless and never irritates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

one of the government departments
should be designated 10 establish the
methods of this bureau for all federal
realty transactions in the future scarce
" can be questioned il the light Of facts
as to its economic potentialities."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
Federal Purchases OF
Real Estate Are More
BusinessIike Since War

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. June.-lt mas re-
NAMED for the war TO teach Uncle Sam
how to buy real estate.
In days gone by the government al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

MICHIGAN CITY.-Antonin Barthel-
envy. French CONSUL to Chicago has
accepted the invitation to visit Michigan
City and participate in the Fourth Of
July celebration
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
SAD WHILE SHE
BOUGHT COFFIN;
CHECK WAS BAD

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEEvICEl
SAN FRANCISCO. June.--It was a
raournfully looking woman with e. sad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17

Are you reading The T-nes7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-17
Bathing Shoes

of green sateen and
black and white stripes
and plain black, priced
from 75c An-
down To-. fOA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-08-22
TUESDAY. the 18th day of
- September, 1919,

at the hour of IL O'Clock, meridian,
all the property mentioned and described
in the foregoing mentioned deed of trust
and more particularly described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot numbered Four ~. in Block num-
bered Four (4), in Section numbered One
~, Of a subdivision called bradley Hills, -
as per Plat Book No. 2. plat No. 1852, one
Of the Land Record Books for said Mont
gomery county. Maryland.
The above lot is situated on the north
side Of Chevy Chase Drive in Bradley
Hills" and has a frontage of 81 feet on
Chevy Chase Drive and an average depth
Of 207 feet, and contains
2i.094 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
This lot is within one mile Of the Dis
trict line and within a short distance of
the Chevy Chase to Great Falls Railroad
and the Washington and Rockville Elec-
trio Railway. II is in the midst of a
rapidly improving section of Montgomery
county and is very desirable for a resi-
dence. surrounded as il is by attractive
and costly residences,
TERMS OF SALE All cash on the day
Of sale or upon the ratification Of said sale
by the Court
A deposit Of $500 will be required when
the property is knocked down.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps
will be at the cost Of the purchaser.
HARVEY 7. WINFIELD,
Sole Trustee.
FRANK HIGGINS. Solicitor.
aug 22-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-08-22
ROCKvILLR, MD
House Overrldes Presidents Veto.

The doom of daylight saving was sealed
Tuesday when the House of Representa-
tives. by vote of 223 to 101. passed the
bill to repeal the daylight law over Presi-
dent Wilson's veto.
The vote was seven over the necessary
two-thirds majority.
AS has happened before in every con-
test over the daylight saving system, the
division has been as between members in
rural sections favoring repeal of the law,
on the one hand, and those from the city
sections on the other, demanding that it
be upheld; rather than division on party
lines. This was shown by the follow ing
tabulation cf Tuesdays vote
To override the Presidents veto: 116
Republicans and 107 Democrats. To sus-
tain the veto: Sd Republicans, 46 Demo-
Gratis and Independent
Under the terms of the repeal bill, the
daylight saving scheme will cease finally
to operate the last Sunday in October,
when. under the terms of the daylight
saving law. the clocks would be turned
forward to the winter-time basis.
The repeal was accomplished in the
Senate Wednesday. that body voting to
sustain the House in passing the repeal
measure over President Wilson's veto. The
vote was 81 to 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-08-22
Teachers Appointed.

Edwin W. Broome, County Superinten-
dent Of public schools. has announced the
appointment and confirmation Of the fol-
lowing teachers:
Principals-Sandy Spring High School,
F. r. Young; 0lney. Ida Caution Buck
Lodge. Clara N. Dempsey; Woodfeld.
Mary Green Mount Lebanon. Mrs. Belle
Hawkins Browninesville. Edith Burdette
Germantown. WILDER b. Bowen Woodside
Mrs. Gene Hickox Monocacy, Hattie Jer-
Wis Burdette, Mary E. Rodger.
Assistants Gaithersburg High School
Anna M. Gam; Brookeville. Wilhelmina
Kroll Gaithersburg, Nellie Hutchinson /;
Germantown. Laura Souder: Falkland, Ber-
tina c. Miller Potomac, Frances Nauehton /:
Chevy Chase, Cora Webster Takoma Park.
Ravenal Moore; Germantown. Annabel
ERODE Rockville High School. Julia L. Fin
ley and Mary S. Aldridee.
Superintendent Broome has also an
nounced the appointment Of Miss Nettie
Brogden. Of Nashville. Tenn. supervisor Of
one-room schools of the county to succeed
Miss VIII Lou Gray, resigned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-08-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the officers of
registration for the various election dis
tricts OF Montgomery county will sit at
the following places on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER End, 1919,
from 8 o'clock. A. NJ, until 7 o'clock, P. NJ,
to register and transfer qualified voters:
Laytonsville district Store room of Geo.
W. Mobley, in LaytOnsville.
Clarksburg district-Store-rOom of Chas.
W. Gibson, in Clarksburg.
Poolesville district-Town hall building.
in Poolesville.
Rockville district-First precinct, office
OF W. L. Ricketts,. in Rockville. Second
precinct, Office Of the Supervisors of Elec-
tons, in Rockville.
Colesville district-W. C. T. u. Hall, in
Colesville.
Jamestown district Building of Ernest
M. Ricketts,. in Jamestown.
Bethesda district-First precinct, office
OF Lewis keiser, in Bethesda. Second pre-
cinct, Library building. in Chevy chase.
Olney district-First precinct, Grange
Hail. in Olney. Second precinct, Odd Eel
lows Hall, in Brookevile
Gaithersburg district-First precinct, Ma
sonic Hall. in Gaithersburg. Second pre-
cinct, residence of George W. Selby, in
Gaithersburg.
Potomac district-Knights of Pythias
Hall. in Potomac. b..
GAINESVILLE district-Grange Hall, in
GAINESVILLE.
Damascus district-Jr. o. U. M. Hall, in
Damascus.
Wheaton district First precinct, Kicker
sons store in Wheaton. Second precinct.
Armory building, in Silver Spring. Third
precinct. Williams store in Kensine-
ton. Fourth precinct. basement of Pres
byterian Church, in Takoma Park.
WILLIAM II. GRIFFITH,
WILLIAM T. JONES,
MAURICE M. BROWNING,
Board of Supervisors of Elections for
Montgomery county Md.
LLOYD j. JONES. Clerk.