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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, AUGUST ~, l244
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (ceee.1.

uOOSsS WANBsO W HkNI NS0Nt.1
WANTED TO RENT oct. OF before. 2 bed
u1am Win q "a, sioo mors os .s
ziiinston. i ne Rsie1snsss. Phone i n. Szs4.
WANT TO RENT house or apt. furnished.
sisn Gaii CONN.,. 'tasIfi c1sfEsSxs. RSHa Adams ans
BUSINESSMAN and wife. no children,
Permanently located in Washington. de-
sessss eaesf eSess sss
dls.riet SGsY s,al Exceptional care assured. ssx
GooD NV. neishborhood: permanent
lease: Groom. unfurn. house or 2-bedrm.
APT: small family; best ref: pay well.
SHyYS "ccdoiMMANpER. wife and Q children.
q s-rm, housS Near transportantion.
sest css's cs sssans
o am. to pm. Sunday 10 am. to I'M.
WANTED SEPTEMBER Is, by middle.ased
eourle, careful tenants, son in service.
; or 8 rooms. BUNGALOW OF house, un-
oq nitSo, 6wnsT retain room With
WPB ofncial wants or bedroom house
or apartment, furnished or unfLTnished
II i, northwest district. Phone Wisconsin
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER needs 4.bed.
room house. furnished preferably; any los
sDns on ese but aIf skST Ps1 sr ysr
further Information. Woodley ee40.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR now with State
Department wishes three-bedroom fur.
nished house, preferably NV: section oLs
Wis. Mass. or Conn. aves., by Sept. IS:
years lease II desired. RE. $500, Ext,
2517. daytime; Taylor 2030 evenings and
Sunday. 27s
CONVENIENT COUPLE, no children, want
permanent suburban furnished home prefer
Montsomery County; have own linen. silver.
dishes and rugs; desire lease: best refer.
eRees isom pTessns so sS from
NAVY OFFTCERLBest Of references, wants
3-oedroom, unfurnished home by 6eptem.
HOUSE, furnished or unfurnished, UP
gently needed by naval of1cer and family;
good NV. location; rent up to S275.. Please
Monaay sfdeShCne mo3nlns snnaay oetwssa as and OF
duplex apt. or rent or buy small house in
District. Have small home in West Lans
ham Hills. would consider rent trade or
sell in exchange for same in District
Call Warfield 1885
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APARTMFNT NoVses FoR sALe.

ApARrMgNT HOUSES FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN SACR1ICE-2 apt. houses,
1914 q ct. NV. and 1919 st; nv; must
be sold Immediately. MR.. FRIEDMAN.
Sick X xfARTaENr BUIEDING. six units,
three furnished. downtown Alexandria;
good income; good condition except paint;
S16.26O, $1,000 cash Owner. II. 234s.s
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
BARGAIN-A comparable home would cost
$12,7b0. Occupies whole half foor Of the
bldg. at 1928 tanier pl. NV. Apt. has 8
bedrms., baths, sun paTlor, living rm..
sa., Ssh 6ssh ,ss. Sc isy nss5y
I'll The Northumberland, 2o39 New Hamp.
ave. n.w.-Love!y 3-bedrm. apt. in this
very nne apt; BLDG. priced under criginal
Sunday 2 to 5. or weekdays.
Apts. Of reception hall lho bedrm nSn lying rm:'
terms. See telephone operator.
bath; modern co-operatiye apt. bldg; price
66 New York ave. n.w-See today, Apt.
206; 3 exposures, 2 bedrms.. liv rm., kit,
reception hall, bath. Price only S4 1880;
reas. cash and terms. Others in same Bldg.
EDMuNp j. Flynn tauthority on CO.
RE. 1918 or RE 1749.
/ RIM, KIT, BATH, downtown. 1st a.:
S3,3OOi 5000 down, bal. like rent; good
transp. Box 384-A, Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE-Triple room, double
room and share room for girl
1861 HARVARD ST. t. N.W.SRoom ma and
board. $40 per mo; delicious home-cooked
meals. All day Sunday or after $50 ewes
LARGE FRONT ROOM with private bath,
girl to share. Ho. 1892.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful large rm.,
suitable A. reasonable; excellent meals
and transportation.
RouFaE s FayloF R9eM 59'd with private Jewish s! fam
1888 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Attractive
trent front. room room for Goyernment,smployed
bath. Adams 7193.
ls.s sG 6.R With 'qE
young ladies. One single room. 80
2Ol3 MASS AVE.-Rcom and board in re-
hned home for, Jewish young people; ex-
DE 979s. 0 '
1906 10th ST. N.W.-Large double room;
other vacancies; good meals.
1888 PARK RID. N.W.-Larse. clean. nicely
furnished basement room: private en-
trance; best of food: for two.
CONN. AVE-Lovely double room, twin
nedS 1;,,, semprivate bath, laundry privileges,
vaeanes for phone one oR Rd bus also
1881 HARVARD ST. NW.-Large front
room; suitable or persons; conv transp. !;
excellent, well-balanced meals; reas CO.
5093
with private bath; married couple. MI.
WESLEY HALL-congenial atmosphere of
sons to bath: wide choices from menu COM
portation. CAN No. No ss664. i4s6 aist t'sa St.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY, 3e4e
10Th st. NV, co. O294-For duration.
boarding department open to paying guests
fs sofs MASS MASS. rssRs a%R Sn1S SWJewish refined
for yOgns girls ss9ssnt food pleas
essat; hone tennis court, oL eso5A. AeAl'
vensnt sn locsson sss St. has these
esnccies available now: One triple, one
oHube one space in double room for an
lSsS sS4% ST. SPen Nicely IL ISG fupnished rms
rooms for young men and young ladies.
la0l 18th ST. N.W.-Ideai residence for
business people, large double: vacancy for
meyus ady c1ny baths switchboard selected
newly furnished double room. Including
PsilS FeR fe5 svs Yousc LADIES to snare. Ss
fSSSS sr1nsR zsD s6zhD. Sc fs7s sia week. Republic
O642
Iso9 2Ist ST. NV. Double room for
soofns soaaf ladsi ca Ap En osss ssss delicious home
MOTHER and senior high school daughter
will share, large homA NV, with young
girls or young COUPLES: conv. transp.:
home environment. EN-. 1855. 27s
ARLINGTON, VA: Men only: room and
s9ssd s@R s!G S!SeEs per ,gs ys sShl. Gal CHI Sass
csilent snent board real bone atmosphere: nv;
1910 CONN. AVE. N.W.-vacancy for
young ladies' double or triple room: de-
llciors hcme-cooked meals.
sERyICEMAN'S WIFE would like to room
ana board mother snd child. cal. Setur-
day after pm. all day Sunday sligo
Room sdsS AND BOARD for elderly ladies' or
semi-invalid IN Florida home Of sraduate
HWfsH 1gySf sGK %oMs sgY ,sIss sssr ,ron,
kosher kSs, fooS sso sOua young men OF girls GE
FRENCH FAMILY takes paying guests.
Double room, etc: Transportation. For
ROOM for girl, breakfast included; next to
BATH on bus line; 81 week. eH. 1850.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

N00WS FORNISNEo-tSoff
RIVER IERRACE N.E.-single room for
ass sT: N;E.-Large, front. double
sa7 NORTH CAPITOL sT-one large.
eoaDe eeoai sifePns 81 s2e5 room Tor gentleman or
LARGE LAR batS f5ont twin beds large closet
M siie NEwToN ms ST. NJ S.E.N1ouble s1o and sim
E1e rooms infnter-sPrins mattress; conv
WooPBR1fpSG!E.a fS! a.?sf sioS = South Dakota Ave
aa sean heaT Seom r cosess
20 min. downtown: See after ter 'Is, p.m. Sn0pS'
aitasle fast snd for fsG break
M lsIs AFf FIoRIDAp HIn plly AVE NEFTont sT double
T9Sp' 1s%n nsTly HVI fgEn. ET. s. NIL, s,
room. chev. insulated. $3.50 week; private
LARGE FRONT RIM, twin beds, S. vk.
MIS- MIS- 54a AAps ST. Al NE@9 $sz9 sleeping room for
mar man and wife or 1-2 gentlemen; use Of
: iii 18th ST. N.E.-single rm., next bath,
a blk. car: with, gentle family of 3;
RfeffG5ss front s Tn dssa fS
beds; S4; also large rm. with double bed,
BRooKLAND@o5i % rooms for girls: inner
spring mattress, unlimited phone; one
b3' e1Gck 5@ss' e bus lines After 4 pm sun
80 r ST. N,E.-Lsrse front room
2oss LINCOLN RD: ,N.E.-Laree front
room, twin beds, also back bedroom with
'ineloSed iInlo J% porch; next bath; garage op-
421s 18th PL. N.E.-sinele room, private
home; laundry privileges; bus at corner;
3 2oe 5 ST. NE furn. rooms. l double
and l single; walking distance: ga blocks
Capitol. women preferred
1923 OTIS ST. N.E.-Comfortably newly
furnished, cheerful rm in better home,
near Franciscan Monastery; phone and
laundry privileges; excellent transporta-
-tion: reasonable rent; HO. s2s9.
MORRIS PL. N.E.--Sleeping room; GENTLE
man preferred: close to Transportation.
Call FIR. 2S27 after pm
214 10th ST. N.E.-Large, furnished rm
In private home. next bath.
ONE ROOM for two girls: twin beds. next
to bath; one block from bus lines: nicely
furnished call Il. 37ls any time Sat
re refined ladies or married couple; Govt
COLORED. 1922 Emerson ST. n.e.-For
; quiet gentlemen: twin beds. FIR. Abb
391S 21st ST. N.E.-Front room. we'll
furnished; double bed cedar closet: cross
ventilation; privileges. DE 22S3 27H
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APARTMENTS uNEvRkIsnEp.

NEW WORKERS moving to washington
Will ,sa exchange large; airy. o. os-bedroom un-
Eon or downtown Washington, T IDEAL i"ta for
children; el;iE i t0r similar tnm apt in New York
Humber Gg "Tts Box sY fl aessls' ssaf giving ga.ne
ma 5sh nice Yard adSiss fensnttfe phons aT
5444, after pm.
s4s NEWTON PLACE NV room,
sitehen and bath; partly furnished. Rent
NEWLY DECORATED 1 room and bath,
sos Z st. NV. Apply at 6lO.
3II7 GEORGIA AVE. apt No. .. rms
S55. MR.. BENTLEY. IA. s424.
ENGLISH basement apt. with pvt. en-
AvAILABLE. Sept; Living room. bed
caSnst csnse snk tub t ger
month. Call UN. 5000. 27'
UNFURNIsHED APT rooms, kitchen,
tion. 1017 st. ne. 29'
near Walter Reed; rent, s55. Can RA.
GIRL TO FURNISH own room in attrac-
tjye arm. apt, downtown; reasonable
1fe4 & ST. s.E. ust-noor rear apt.)-
private bath. s45. LEO M. BERNsTE1N TEN
is$s so HnEsfDh n1s RSa 4 In rs Sc, Apt "a rms
0ssh v''fa e. iaA'G5 co n ne
s.e7 s7th 81. Mt Rainier Md-s-room
ANb Hs tX4h n.a1 %aop s.vg wv Yard
5is hestS1 4fN9SN 1RSsspsns sT sSs d soSm ssss
bath, refsr.; 1st. d., pvt. home: $3.50,
~ AoN pt!,i: REArY pe co. ve5is af en1S ss5o WASHING
bath: no objection to children. SIS Oh.
'fAKoMA PARK, MD, 5 Montsomer, ave.
. or 4 bedroom apt. and floor. new,
mesern saqesi .S Nth baths near bus aut
foa Ha,S occupancy Sept. 1; can be seen on
Rooms, ], M kitchen and private bath: heat
preferred. no children or pets. 1912 W
sss. On ss.s ,5s s 80. ;.:; baths s,s
$685. %m 1S sa M fs.ol
EXCHANGE Z spacious rooms unfurn. apt,
Rg. RS te6o teT er asSs EoSR apt. in Manhattan
ROOMS, kitchen and bath. to couple
ROOM. bath. kitchenette, pvt. emit: re-
2476. 1909 41st ave. Cottage City, Md.
EXCHANGE-Lovely two bedroom apt. ir
n 1or same In NV. Box 135-Y, Star.
4 ROOMS, kitchen q bath, 2 bedroom,
screened porch, garage. heat, electricity,
set bet water, cleo. rsfrigerator included,
a2d ave, Hyattsville, Md. Telephone WA.
Hs9 Rooms; Ms. kitchen, pvt bath for adults;
APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, in new
apartment building. Nice location. Call
a.R00M APT. attractive NV. section,
reasonable rent, in exchange for 1-room
Furnished ~ ;, apt; in same neighborhood. Cali
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. N.w.-Br,ght
2vT 2vfmi iap' apt kitchen and semipyt: bath. in
theater and shopping district: ,s42.50, in
ciuding utils., gar; If desired at small ad-
ard AND, .OGLETHoRPE N.W.Ga rms,
heat. hot water, $3.50; semitic apt; mid.
die sH ased, ,As.pl. smpl. couple only. Call 10 to
C0.LoREDLDe luxe 1,rm;. kitchen. bath
apt. in newly remodeled bldg. Open to
pm. Sun. 606 N st. ne.
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ROOMS wlfn soARo wANrkp.


FIRST-FLQOk, twin.bed room With bath
IN refined home or guesthouse in GOOD NV.
section: WIN pay up to S140 month. Boz
LADIES, Z. mature. desire double room.
twin beds. with board. In NV. D. c.. In
Guiding Takoma. Box 74-Y. Star.
SMALL furntbhed apt. or room and board
for mother and baby. with day care for
ROOM: BQARl for elderly gentleman; s3b.
CHINESE chi GENTTfIiEMAN in diplomatic serv-
ice desires large, comfortable room, ip-
IN select private family; NV. Please call
WANTED by employed gentileswoman with
S-year-old daughter, small, clean room and
"a food best; nothing canned; no limita.
to-elementary school attended BY high
type students; (c) strict supervision over
REFINED mother and 14-year-old son.
wants room and board Preferably in
private homc Evenings and sun.. Adams
ROOM AND BOARD. large double twin
beds or two singles. NV. section. 2 youns
women. References. Phone OR. -7765.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MODERN. COOL best of food well served.
tc- reference call Wood s.ock 929-F-II.
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for children
80 on historic 15o-acre estate near Mid
dleburg, Va: kindergarten training with
health and diet supervised BY nurse: in
spection by parents invited; bus at en-
trance; ref. required. MI. 6296. 27s
EMPLOYED OrrlCEr.'S WIFE and son, IL,
wish room and board at nearby farm
for week, Sept. 6-13, committing distance
washington. Give rate and travelling di-
rectionS Box l47.Y. Star
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NINE ROOM. 5.bedroom house. u baths.
maids room. furnished or unfurnished
waterfront. Gloucester County, Va, near
courthouse, or exchange for rent small
house Alex or nearby Box sS-Y' q: Star.
LARGE CABIN. near Great Falls rooms.
Campers or horsemen. Chestnut 2273 or
Ma. 3120. Ext. 979
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MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO.. Taylor 2g37
ATTENTION Government workers. Light
moving done at your convenience, day or
night; reasonable rates. CO. 9483. -
gard to hauling horse from Salisbury,
N. c. TR. 1911 after 8 pm.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'6
MOVING & STORAGE CO., Taylor 2937
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APARrs. FuRN. OR vkFuRN.
APARTNENTS SUBURBAN.

I RM., KITCHEN, bath and refrigerator,
Rosemont section Of Alexandria, in ex-
change for like arrangement In Columbia
Heights section. HO. 9744.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
,vfkwesf and Southeast Cent J

CAPITOL HILL-Attractive room In apt
of business woman living alone; $40 single
$50 double. FIR. $500.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM-For one or two
girls; COW. trans, Armory, Suitland. Navy
Yard. TR. 4I54
TO EMPLOYED LADY, Ink. room
near 18th and Penna. ave. Sc. carline
sPAcious DOUBLE Rooms exposures
new furniture twin beds, big closet. shower
uni. phone, laundry priv. Hillside l412-J
COLORED-2nd-fioo room, next to bath
refined, settled woman, 1912 South Caro-.
lima ave. Sc Phone FIR 6266
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Aprs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

Of Montgomery County; one and two bed
rooms. Call MRS. WILKINSON, Rockville
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

looms, kitchen, private bath, heat
cleo: adults. Atlantic 0s09.
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MovINc. PACKING 8 STORAGE.

RIM, KIT, BATH, downtown. 1st a.;
;3, 900; 5000 down, bal like rent; good
ransp Box 3S4-A, Star
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT


In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for
Benton County
II. the Matter of the Estate of
M. F. O'Brien, Deceased
Notice is hereby given: That
William O'Brien, the executor of
the above entitled estate, has
rendered and presented for settle
ment to, and filed in the Superior
Court of the State of Washington,
for Benton County, his final ac-
count as such executor and petit
ton for distribution of said estate,
in which the Court was asked to
approve said final account and
that all the property be distributed
to the heirs and persons entitled
to the same, and that the 29th day
of June, 1914, at the hour of ten
o'clock Am. at the Courthouse
in Prosser, Washington, has been
duly appointed by said Court for
the hearing and settlement of said
account, at which time and place
any person interested in said
estate may appear and file his
exception in writing thereto and
contest the same. g..
Witness the Honorable Matt L.
Driscoll, judge of the Superior
Court, and the Seal of said Court
affixed this oath day of May, 1914.
Eta j. Hillman, clerk. Horrigan
& Horrigan, Driscoll Building,
Pasco, Washington. Attorneys for
Executor. 6:1-6:15
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First English Lutheran
Second and Auburn
Up. J. Luvaas, Minister
Res. 6O4 KenneWick Avenue

Sunday school 1915 am. Mrs.
w. F. Hanson, supt.
Morning service HIS. Sermon
topic, Loves Mysteries.
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Divine services every Sunday
morning at 1900.
Sunday school at 1000 am.
During the absence of Rev
Kauth, Rev. A. Grabow of Marlin,
WASH, will conduct services on the
18th and 25th of June, and Rev. B.
Schuldheiss of Odessa, Wash, on
the Sundays Of July End and 9th.
Tune in on the Lutheran Hour
every Sunday at $3.50 am. over
KIT, Yakima. -.s5-
You are cordially invited to our
services.
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leader of the republican group,
was one of the leaders in supper:
of the 40-miIl tax limitation cam
paign and would be and was listed
as a conservative member. He is
recognized as one of the most
capable members insofar as pro-
cedure and rules are concerned.
B. j. Dahl is always to be found
in the conservative or regular
camp, supported the 40-mill tax
limitation legislation and like
measures and is always on the job
when the senate is in session.
John T. McCutcheon was leader
of the cleft wing" or liberal group.
He voted with the democratic sem
ators more often than with the
republican side, led the opposition
to the 40-mill tax limitation leg
islation and opposed Governor
Langlie's forestry program.
Democratic Candidates
George F. Cotterill, Seattle, no
information Loren E. Vinson,
Redondo, no information Vic
tor A. Meyers, Seattle, present in
cumbent, completing third term in
that office, record known to all
voters.
Republican Candidates
Victor Zednick, Seattle, born in
Denver, lived in Seattle most of
his life, educated in Washington
schools, present state senator,
served four terms as member of
house of representatives, five ses-
sions secretary of senate. Charles
r. Maybury, Olympia, served di-
rector of licenses for eight years,
eight years as chief clerk of the
legislature. B. j. Dahl, Chewe-
lab, newspaper publisher, member
state senate, veteran World War 1,
past commander American Legion
John T. McCutcheon, Steilacoom,
state senator, former member of
house of representatives, born in
Tacoma, raised near Chehalis. Erie
c. Best, Seattle, raised Spokane
and Whitman counties, real estate
broker. Oscar F. Peterson, Sc
attic, no information.
Just Three Weeks Until Election
Registered YETI
There are but three full weeks
before election =. and only next
week to register =. will bring you
information on other candidates
:. and different type of a story
next week. You will be interested.
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Kennewick Baptist Church
Rollin B. Holden, pastor
Phone 2072

1000 Sunday school.
11:00 Morning worship service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS image and its
significance. Daniel chapter two.
Special music.
800 Evening gospel service.
Jonah and the Whale" Can it
be believed? Enjoyable singing.
800 Monday evening service at
Wallula church.
800 Wednesday evening mid
week service for prayer and Bible
study.
Welcome with us always in this
house of God. We preach "The
Christ of the Bible and the Bible
of the Christ"
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ST. Paul's Episcopal Churchc
Rev. Leo w. Dyson

Second Sunday after Trinity
Sunday school, 900 am.
Holy communion, 1000 am.
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addition, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
appoints the senate committees
and by virtue of the fact that he
is elected for four years and the
senate is what it is, he is in a
position to hold something of a
veto power over the house of rep
resentatives in matters of legisla-
ton. In addition to all of this the
lieutenant-g is vice presi-
dent" of the state, becomes gov
ernor in event of absence of the
governor from the state for any
reason and for any length of time.
In the history of our state, at least
one man elected to the lower Of
flee, became and served as gov
ernor for almost full four years
because of the. death of the man
elected to fill that position
Seven Republicans and
Three Democrats Running
Ten men, three democrats and
seven republicans, are on the bal
lot for this important post. Our
present acknowledgements, Vic
tor A. Meyers is the best known
among the democrats. His legis-
lative record and other. activities
during his three terms in office
are matter of record and public
knowledge.
Of the republican candidates,
three were in the last regular and
special sessions of the senate and
their records are also subject to
public knowledge on all important
matters of legislation. Having re-
ported these sessions we were in
position to observe them in ac-
ton. In the order of their appear
ance on the ballot our impressions
were that Victor Zednick was the
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NOTICE OF CLOSING OF
REGISTRATION BOOKS

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books for the registra-
ton of voters will close the eve
ming of June oath, 1914, and will
remain closed until after the Pri-
mary Election, July 18th, 1914.
The books will be re-opened
on the morning of July 18th, 1884,,
and will remain open until the
evening of October 21st, 1914,
when they will be closed until af-
ter the General Election Novem-
Der, 7th, 1914. The books will be
reopened on the morning of Mo-
vember 9th, 1914.
HARLEY E. CHAPMAN,
Auditor, Benton County.
~. 20 ..=- III. 11-12c
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At six o'clock each evening one
of the church bells in our city rings
as a call to prayer for just and
lasting peace and asking Gods
blessing and protection for the
men and women in the service OF
our country who are fighting
under the banner, I'm God We
Trust"
The Methodist church is ringing
its bell this week and next week
the Christian church will ring
the Methodist church bell.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner of Third & Washington
j. A. Pine, Minister

Bible school, Gas am.
Church service at 11:00 am.
Fathers day program led by the
women of the church. Mrs. lola
Reavis will bring the message.
Christian Endeavor, GAS pm
Prayer service for boys over
seas, 7:45 pm 49,
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About the State
BY Guy LaFollette
Lieutenant Governor Important
Official in Washington. State

Perhaps the most important and
powerful man in the State OF
Washington is the lieutenant-gov-
ernor when law making factors
are being considered. Not only is
he president of the Senate, he is
also chairman of the powerful
senate rules committee which can
and does determine the death SEN
tence for many possibly not
enough bills in every session. In
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Card of Thanks

We wish to sincerely thank all
those persons who so willingly did
what was possible to help us at
the time of the drowning of our
son last Thursday evening, espe-
cially the people living in the
trailer camps and the camp own
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Denisson.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Mo. Synod Il
Third and Benton st. KenneWick
Rev. M. c. Kauth, pastor. Tel. SCI
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-15

The colored population of Wash.
ington, D. c., has increased in Is
years from 1000 to 10000.
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It is estimated that it requires
1880 gallons of high octane gas
oline to train each American pilot.
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First Methodist Church
Kennewick Avenue at Dayton
John B. Coan, minister

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Church school 9:45 each Sunday
Glasses for all ages.
Morning service at 11:0O Ser
mon subject .'The Super Human
Book"
Youth Fellowship meets with
the Church school and at 1870.
Evening inspirational service at
7:45. Theme CAS- God Views Profit
and Loss"
Monday Boy Scouts Troop "a.
Hall.
Tuesday 200 pm Junior dept.
play time.
Tuesday 400 pm to 700 time
for 7th and 9th grade classes.
Always a welcome to all the
services of this church.