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The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
Technical High Has Bright
Outlook for Crack Grid Team

The football outlook at Technical
High School is exceptionally bright
this coming fall. The Maroon and
Gray had a eorking good eleven last
year, and cleaned up" the other
teams on its schedule until Central
won from them in d big game al the
in the past, and that does not bother
the Techitss now. To start with
the Rhode Island avenue lads have
eleven of thirteen letter men coming
back to school this fall, and all of
them have had enough experience
to make any newcomer hustle
mi ghty fast to oust them from thelF
positions. One thing that the Man
ual Trainers can boast Of is the fact
that every one of the letter men Is
eligible, which is much more than
the other schools cam say.
The Tech men have the jump on
the rest Of the football teams of the
high schools, as they started prelim-
mary practice Of their own accord
on July 81 on the Monument
grounds, where their regular field is
located. with this headwaY the
proteges OF Coach Wilbur Apple will
be able to get into action very early
in the season. Coach Apple is now
down at the Tidal Basin bathing
beach as a life guard, which work
will condition him as well as his
players. He wishes to let every fol-
lower of high school athletics know
that Tech is going to be on top
when the curtain rings down on the
scholastic football season, which
means that the championship is due
to lodge in the halls Of Mckinley
Training school at least until 1921,
Judging from HIS words, he is conn
dent of his prospects.
Fore and Back Field.
With nearly full lineup ready
to report on the opening day OF
school. We will have Il lot of work
done" said the coach. The whole
back field will be intact with the
exception of Capt. WardweN, who
graduated in June. This year Ed
Pugh will be captain and fullback'
with Parella and "Skeets' Parker as
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MARINES LOSE
GAME TO NETS
Pitchers Stage Mound Duel
At Union Park.

The Inability OF the Marine Head
quarters team TO hit in the pihChes
and the strong pitching of Walter
Bell for the Metropolitan A. Z.
caused the LeatherneCks to lose a
hard fought same to the Nets by
the close score of TO l at Union
League Park yesterday, in one OF
the championship games for the
District title.
Yesterdays battle was tight in
the extreme. on Bells puEZling de-
livery, Che losers did damage to
the extent OF two hits, while the
Nets managed TO nick singleton for
seven safeties. Walter did not IA
NoT anyone in the game and famed
ten batteTs, six Of which were the
third outs Of the innings.
Singleton looked good on the
mound for the Marines but he was
not supported With only two hits
made by his side, the twelve men
which he struck out was not a
larEe enough factor to come
through with a win. He had the
Nets practically helpless for eight
rounds. keeping six Of the eight
hits made of his curves well scat
tered
ne Nets came across win tne
winning tally in the ninth. House
man. the first man at the bat. went
out. Charles to snyder. Thrn Har-
vey smacked one for single and
took second on a passed ball. Bell
flied out to Charles, but simmons
Cashsd Harvey with a poke to cen
ter breaking up heart breaker
of a game for Singleton. and put
tins his team in the running for
the pennant. The score
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GOOD OPP6RTTNITY-YoUNG MEN
OVER IL YEARS OF AGE WANTED
TO tEARN NEWSPAPER BUSINESS.
APPLY CITY EDITOR, WAsHiAGTON
HERALD, AFTER p. ". au2l-f
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY,


First Race-Seyen furlongs: Crystal Ford
lO1; Cath, lO5: Armistics. 1O2 Frederick the
Great. lO5; Tableau d'Honnpur. lI2: Le-
Tl0riuN. lHe; lima Frank, los; Camoufeur.
10: Ablaze. los: Dodge, H.: Natural
Bridge. lO'; Hendre. ll2: jock Scot. 10:
Ralco. 10: 'lIaneuvTe, lO7; sammy Kelly.
10; 'Smart Guy 1OS; Night Stick, 70:
Redmon. 10; Port DraPeau, 100: Major
Parke, l0I; Bally Mooney. 1lj
Second Rsce-AbOut two miles: 'FIight
Captain. III; Oocry, 40; King Simon. is:
Surf. 13S; Rhomb 40
Third Race-Mile and three -sixtepntbs
LeochareS. ia; Blue WTack. 1OT Under Ffrr,
lu3; FaFmiRgdale, 0S; Ethel Gray. IO7; Mint
Cat, 81: Bell Solar. 100; Cirrus 12B: Drastic.
IL: Carpet Sweeper, 1903; Tailor Maid. O5;
Mad Halter. 12O.
Fourth Race-SiI furlOngs Harmnniauc.
los; PuPaSka 1O3; Juecrppk los: Gen Memo
cal, lO7: Dry Moon. H.: Sporting Blood 1O7;
Touch Me Not l22: SefgrfrId. 10.
Fifth Race-NiilP and fyP-siHtppnths
war Plume. III: lemons Bon, ia: Frog
town, IL: Judge David. 1Gl: Cualpr. III
King Agrippa, los; Natural Bridge. l2I:
Lord Herbert, I07
Sixth Race-Fiye furlong~: Intrigante.
10; Lough Storm, 40: Tidings IL: Nut
ukins. llI; Valley Of the Neon, 11J; Rolo.
lu9; Polly Ann, ll5; The Baggage III;
WavPhuna, 100; Idle Dell 100: Joan Marie,
10; Tamarisk. ll5: Miss Muffin~ IlJ: Cos
sip Avenue, 10: BrigaHna. lO9. Gallant Foe.
100; Sister Flo, 100. 4
Apprenticeship allowance claimed.
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MOUNT ROYAL ENTRIES
lFoR MONDAY

NEOA NUN DAY.
First Race - Purse $500: Swear olds and
Up. fUrlong~. Mary MaIIon g>: Punrtuui
1913: Hattie viii DO. 100: MdnnikiD "a lbs.
lIdy lone, 1913; Plain Bill. TO-: Ffnis, los
Baby Innian. 40.
Second Race-Purse $500; 3-yesr-olds and
up; 81 furlongs Annabpllc Iuj: Lady Hes.
ter. ll3; Vision. 1l3; Delaney. rs; As
sumption. ll5. Waldo. ir. lOT: july FIv
1IS: Little Pete. 10; Robert L. owen. 1i5;
E'tteItOq. lli. Also eligible: Janice Logaa,
lOj; Lillian g.. ll3.
Third RaCe-I'UrSn 500: 3-ypar-ofds and
up; 6 furlongs. Lightning Sweep. lOT: Can.
deIaTla. 40: Dainty Lady, 1l5; Keen Jane.
liz. Little MaUdir. 10: clear Lake. lIJ: NV
Cr1cIe. 10. Pierr0t, III.
Fourth Race-I'urSe $500: 3-year-oIdS and
up handicap; furlOngS. DOtta's Best 1uS
Isedgc Grass, l04: iBritaIn's Ally 1O6; Nv
tFarl", 10; SPyilliap 1O3: Dainty Lady
100 Looelia. loG; Clear Lake, IL. +Burnes
Fifth Race-Purse $500; 3-year-olds and
rP' rllim'nG; furlongS Miss H0rner. lO3
hlchara Y. lG5: Montague. IIi: PIantaFpde.
- Lrnpdganda, llS; Steve IO5; Miss Ster.
ing 10; J"e'> Sister. H.: Ralph 5. 10;
Nay II bnaG", lis. Also eligible: NohlcmaI,
III: Nick Klein ll5.
Sixth Race-Purse 500: 3-rear-oIds and
n: % furIou=s. Leta. 1l3: Boxer. 1I5:
WIN soon ll5; Cuncha, IlS; Hgman. lI5:
SempPr Stalwart. lI5
seventh Race-Purse $500; 3-year-olds and
up; claiming; fuTlOngs Mary FftzLuab
9>; Rose RichmoRd 1903: Mona q. no. AIey
Tetz' III; Hugh Angetoa III: Princess Lon
lu5' Plain Heather 1893. Margaret y III.
SIR "allahad "a. III; Liberty Bond lis
Also eligible: Aigrctte, lIS; Ramona, 1I5,
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

First Race.-Lad's Love ITO tKr,gn. III
to !, { to /. to /; Gu> heor IL rRirel.
. TO :. {" =: Dark Hill, III lkng,. . tr
Time, l. - Nvette. FLYING Orb over
bold. Porte DrapeaI, Huntress. A,teri,A.
Jessie. Locust Leaves. Shoot On The Bel
glaB I'd and Step>on also ran.
Second Race-Barklie. Ii tRIukc, > 10 =
to =. out: Stucco. l43 tNIrrgIrrD. : to >
out; Douhlct la tRyrr>r out Tine.
49, IL. MinHtI also IAN.
Third Race.-PrUdrry. - ,AmhrosoD 10
!. out. out. Oriole IL Rowan. to l. out:
Normal. 10 rFatorI. out. Time. liz
Dmmr>dal" LSo ran
Fourth Race.-MaH O. War. la tSchuf-
tingerl. to / ont. out. Upset. I23 rRodri-
Guezl. ont. out: John ? I;rier. iI5 Am
brcsol. "Ht. Time. 2.nI - Unset and
John =. Grier Whitney entry. Only three
starters.
Fifth Rsce.-Marion Hollins 96 rWeinerN
to l. to ., to :, Belgian Queen los
iP"ncPl 10 =, out; FIuzcy. III stack.
out. Time, IS. Lady Wood and Lola ais,
Tna
Sixth Race. e.--Wanatah. 100 tGarnerl. > Ia
:, even, l TO >; Dora, 1903 tCaIIahaul. 3 10
to q: Haliot. 100 rAlIenl. to = Time.
100 Rose Cliff Josie ,iorman. sunny Dg,>
hantilla, Devil to Pay and Lady FraPpe also
ran.
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First Raes-kehoma, (stirlingD. $50. 30.
10; Gaudy lCORnorsl, 2.2O. 30: Miss
AdriaRne tCarsweln, 22O. Northern Day
and EchOland also ran.
Second Raoe.-Ahara CDawsonl. $50. 3 90.
80; Bellain Ryan, $50, $50: Brigida
tFrancisl, 2.9O. Running Greek. Wilton
Meteor and Running Lad also ran
Third REce.-Mary's Magnetic lJenkins)
40, 80. 20: My Ada CStirlingD. 3.8I,
>. so; Hohokus iBergenl, 8. 40; Togoland Tot
Foot and bamboo aIsO ran.
Fourth Rsce.-Runecraft (Jenkins) $50.
800, 80; Waxing Dream tstirling), ., 10.
3 10; Primitive tDawsonl, 3lO Perigour-
dine and BlOndel also ran
Fifth Race.-TOrquato ID UConners), 1 10.
2.TB. 40; Hello Purdner tBc' gem, 2ay
200; Eastern Glow tStirIingD, 30 Senator
BrUderick and Bibbler also ran
Sixth Race, - Phed0den tCarswelD 30
40 $50; Miss FilleI CConnersD. Z. 80. 80:
Rafferty, JaeksenI, 40 Sid &. Keener,
Helen Atkin, Wilton Lad aud Incinera tor
also rar.
Seventh Rsee.-Arbitrater tJacksonl. 80,
500, $50; Stirup tOonnorsl, 33l. $50;
Christie HolteTs lStiTlingD, $40. Trapping
tRd Thistle Queen also ran.
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MARLBORO RESULTS

pprentireship allowance claimed.
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men who had a longer period Of
training on the ground, or closer by
than the men who represented the
United States.
The runners we're close to a razor
edge when they qualified in the final
workouts at home. Then came the
long journey across the ocean. The
spFinteTs got fair workouts on the
Princess Matoika and the weight
men got some good practice, but the
distance runners did not get the
workouts they needed because there
Is no room on shipboard for that
kind of training.
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Collyer' S Selections for
Monday S Races
One Best Bet of the Dayt
DIR. CLARK.
Best Take-a-Chance Bets
MOODY.
Best ParlayI
Johns Umma, IrOH Boy, Baby
Grand-tO show.

WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Race-JOhns JmmR, SerEt.
York, Undine,
Second Race-ROss Entry, Heath
Belle, SeaEram Entry.
Third Ruce-HaBpy Valley, Iron
Boy, RunnyTen.
Fourth Racc-MoOdy, Baby Grand,
PoIythia.
Fifth Race-Dr. Clark, wynne-
wood, BeIariO.
Sixth Race-hecp, Attorney Muir.
LakrOss.
seventh Rnce-Joan of Arc, Guar
anteed, Prunes.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First Race-JOrk scott, COe En-
try, Nightstick.
secOnd Race - Flight Captain,
DOrCTis, Surf.
Third Race HiIdreth Entry,
Ethel Gray, Mclean Entry.
Fourth Race-Gcn. MOnOcaI, Dry
Moon, HarmOnique.
Fifth Race-Lord Herbert, Natural
Bridge, GOaler.
sixth HaCc-ROsSeter Entry, Miss
Mufhns, Quincy Enry.
Best Bedford Herbert.
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Totals. 2S = = II Totals. SO : = Q
sBttred for Clarity in ninth and flied to
Bell
Runs DeCuan, Deck. Harvey. Left IN
base Nets. Z. MARINES. : Errors-Morri
son. H"u~eman. Spears Snyder -. Charles.
on baII~-Or Bell. :. N singleton. l. Strurk
out-Rv Bell 10; hy singleton. -. Double
play Harvey To DECK: singleton 10 DcEnau
q snyder Wild pitches Bell, Singleton.
Hit by prrhar-By Bell ODegndn, HoulIhanJ.
I mplrs-HUEhcs.
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Agentn Anntcd.

ARE YOU MAKING s.. 500 pen YEAR? 'IF
not. We will show you how. Fred Wolf
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averages 500 90 weekly. Mrs. Walton Of In
diana makes $3.50 each month selling guar
aniccd made to mea~ur Liberty KomhiuitI"n
Storm Auto and Top Goats - samples {"
select IRON. Big cash commissions IN ad
vance No delivering or collecting We fur
nlsh complete selling Outht fee Write at
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COAT CO. Dept. II. Dayton, ONO.
AGENTS WIRELESS. "9-IN1' CONVERT
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au2- It.
RAINrOAT AGENTS - FALL SEASON
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hUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles for sale

sTERNES TAXI rAB APPLI PEATEE
son 4 klNr. rrar lI17 " Il. NV. Phone
F.auh la %l>> au2@-lt
WANTED TO EXCHANGE FORD TRUCK
FIR Ford roadster. Purae Franklin 2S=y.
1913 TtL II. EI'GENE BRIDGES. aUI7-Tt
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Personals.
PREDICTION BY &. T. HUNTER FLOOR
Oil Co. W" understand that the Weather
Bureau /, not going To fly any more wet asgs
on account Of the women going 10 have
vote. Try Hunters EXterminatOT and
Hunters Floor Oil Write for further paTtic-
ulars. Phone Franklin liiS. lls Pa. ave.
nv. Open Il. IN. To l. p. m. all the time.
au22 If
SONG POEMS ARE VALUABLE WHEN
properly set to music. ! write good music.
EstGb. 1905. GEO. L. JOHNSON. song writ
ms2s-tf
Do YOU LOvF GOOD HEALTHr IoU
can have Il. CSll at l7"s 7th at. Nv.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
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sXIenmen Mnnfch.

$500 MONTHLY SELLING NEW PATENTED
fuel vaporizcr guaranteed To save up -
.h'S gasoline ~ miles per gallon made with
forf. Sold on monrv-hark guarantee Oue
"a mTlp free STEANSKY VAPORIZER 90 ,
III PukWanI. : Dak au@2- 1t
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Preparatory schools.
CLASSIFIED MISCELLANY
Auction sales -
THos. J. OWEN { SON, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE uF VALUABLE APART
mrnt House. 1I-l New Hampshire ave
nue. northeast known s> This FIHIore. ..
hy virtue II q ,sTta.l deed ~ rrH>r duly
recorded 10 LIbrr N.. aHGl FnLr a-4 cf
SEQ "t the land ra..rs- uf r., U.-r~l.r 81
ml-Uhla. and at rHs reu...r uG I.n Fauty
>erUTrd thereby. r.n uuG,r,lE-eI trustees
will sell. at PubIIn aurtlo1 10 front Of the
premise. on TIL ESDAN. TIE Goth DAY
or AUGUST AID. Ig@n. AZ % O'CLOCK p
n the follow ing described land and urem-
i-e>. situate IN the D.~rr..t uf ruuwr.a. and
designated a>- and nslnE ar g original LIT
: IN SGGa-r - Terms All -4-. A 4l.
no>It ~ 500 required at tine nf -... and
the pur0na-og allowed ;mr'y day, 90 ,rru.
Ti"te the rurrhas' FuTr.'r pa5Iir-Ia-~ at
time "f sale. BENJAMIN NUEDLINrEE.
Jr.. EDGAR A. BEHBEND. Trustees
aG-- = - - .-6--r
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SOUTHERN LssoCT.r,o,,

oOUI hEhN ASSOCIATION
Mobile. = Little Rock. O. First game
Mobile. . Little Rock, s. Second game
Memphis, 0; Atlanta. 0. Called
Chattanoogs, l; Birmingham, . tIst var,o
Chattanooga. .: Birmingham. 4 Iad gamei
New Orleans. >; Nashville. 3
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Suburban for Sale
STOP-LOOK!

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OEr lunsl allow, rUCms, bath; large lot.
One %-story house. rooms, bath; large
lot.
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at Chevy Chase and price one-third less.
Easy terms. Many desirable lots for
suburban hUmes. Write, phone or see
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completion, Is minutes out. Phone Main
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

HtIU Wanted-FemaIe. 10
Aol Nc WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
teIephone operating: salary, Sl7 per week
10 start; s2l per week beginning of fifth
week and regular increases thereafter.
LuhThes at cost and paid cation each year.
apply at ROOM 500, T25 18th st. NV. The
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"ANIED-PRACTICAL NURSE PHYS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Telsde, !; St. Paul. 2.
Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, 2.
Louisville, /; Milwaukee. 10.
lndianapolis, 2; Kansas City, 0,
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HeIp Nanfed-FemnIe.

wANTED-CoLORED LADY BARRIER;
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Neglect In s""iag about health in time Is
responsible fuT most chronic invalids m.
Now Is the night time 10 take our TU- RA-
lie Helping Herb Remedies. Disease is the
result Of wrong diet. lack Of proper eI
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rt1eT causes. Drugs do nor restore health.
The Healing Powers of Herbs and Roots
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Vitality. Improved Mind nal EoGl. Come
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! DELICATESSEN BUSINESS WITH CON
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RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. APPLY l535
| EYE ST. NY. FROM = TO 2. NJ. au22 81
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTO TIRE
business for sale: well established; large
dealer and commercial clientele Owner
leaving city. BON 1O0-C, Herald Office.
uu"0. -, - St
FREE TENAS SCHOOL LAND OIL LEASE
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ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS. BO0hKEEr-
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Revenue Auditors Trimming Ins., Az Kellogg
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THE FIDELITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
can place several good men concrete
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MAN TO DELIVER ICE 10 APARTMENT
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Have Learned Lesson.

One outstanding lesson has been
taught America by what has hap.
psned here. We fell down pretty
hard in all races Of more than 200
meters. Those events were taken by
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money refunded. Phone F'ankiIE !LIS lI3
Pa ave. ma. Mail "~drrs promptly attended.
Cren d. M I" - 1 ju2T-u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Houses for Sale 40
NEW BUNG GALows-vACANrr LOTS l6Ox
225; HyatsFille; two blocks cars; $500:
$500 cash; G. y. Walker, Kepois Bldg, ll;H
and G SITS. ju l7.e0t
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
Electrical Supplies

House VIKING a FIXTURES
-apphGnoes n an kinds. The hbsft eusl
itF. the lowest prices. Get ou= sEtinute
on h0uss wiring. They'll save you money
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO.. so Isth q
ne. Lincoln lSJ0 nul7-tf
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
SPECIAL
TUo- Tire Sale

We sell only absolutely factory frsts.
We do not hard.r any Second, or
biruasued tires Every tire in original
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost nnd Four

Lost and Found. 4
L0ST-ROBE FROM RABY CARRIAGES
pink and white with pink bow iu renter.
Reward 5l7 @2nd st. NV. au22- 2t
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22


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Lodge Notices. ;
ARE TIE LODGE MEETINGS POORLY
we Edrd: Perhaps rhr members 10 not
TrmrmbgT the date uf meeting. 4 small no
ti,r LulCT THIS heading woCli be re-
u.!nIcT. aul6It
Special Notice
WCRbiNUlIEN- EEJOICE IN THE AS
s'THm,c II iuurg prices a. long u we stay
. in the pants bu~iur,-. going TO give best
value at - t. >I.IU. always did and not
going To stop. THAT'S 50 Pop. anl Ne have
new suits 1t So up. compare value for tie
price. slightly r-rI dresses. $S up. JISTH'S
OLD STAND. Gl0 y. au3I-It
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND
Mauue--Ihr work conducted at Eagle
HUI for ncarl, three years has been trans
fcrred 70 lipi street northwest where the
NJUa= Mems Christian Association i now
c0gdU, ting the 'Ial work and lunch r"uu-
ter under the name. Of The Service Mems
Club au2N-@t
The Washington herald., 1920-08-22
Help wanted--siaic.

Bo0kREEPERS AND CLERKS WITH
bookkeeping knowledge. Salaries $3.50 TO
S2,7p. Special assistant auditor exam.
Sept. - for eX-seTvice men. The need Is
urgent. Our combined classroom and home
study eoGrses by former revenue officer will
qualify you. New classes Just starting.
Preliminary 7:3O pm. classes Monday, free
u all
Revenue Auditors Training Inst,
4l2 Kellogg sldg., I4l6 st.
Main 1875
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wenceslaus Yeromin, Chicago and
Lottie Marciniak, Mosinee.
Chas. Dunbar and Edna Rifeman
both of Wausau.
Gustav Hoeft, Wausau, and Myrtle
Erickson, town of Flieth
John F. Socha and Hattie Paszek.
both of Edgar.
Arthur Wix, Stratford, and Marie
kieffer, Marshffeld
Walter Viegut, town of Wien, and
Alma Luedtke, Wausau.
Frank ]. Cichon and Agnes L.
Socha, both of the town of Rietbrock.
Walter Hahn and Edna Hupe, both
of the town of Mcmillan.
John L. Socha and Julia Stencil.
both of the of Rietbrock
John Hasten and Bronislaus Sla-
goski, both of Wausau
Otto F. Monthe, Unity, and Laura
Schwantes, Brighton.
Peter Rybaczyk and Ida Pref. both
of Wausau
Martin Guthknecht, Merrill, and
Hertha Utech, town of Berlin.
Frank Splettstozer, Rib Falls, and
Alkaline Thurman, Irma.
Chas. E. Sawyer and Mary lone
Skinner, both of Wausau.
John Lambwehr and Mrs. AIinda
Bachman, both of Fenwood
Harold E. Thompson and Gertrude
Paszek, both of Edgar.