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NOTED GUESTS
FOKBANQUET
Herrick, Rir?evelt, Baron
dTstt-xirnelles /\mong
Speakers.
O? Friday evening of this weak
former Oov. Myron Herrick, of
Ohio. will, ?a president of the Ohio
?Tec let y of New Tork, introduce
three men who have gained f\at
llnction, whoae en? theme, although
probably treated from different
point? of view, will be the spirit
et 177? ?s compared with the spirit
of ltlS.
Go*??. Herrlck w?? elected presi
dent of the Ohio Society laat year.
md he ha? taken a great deal ot
; la th? organ nation. He
It aa excellent opportunity
hk_r th? ?nnual banquet of the
y-hier Soei.ty offers at this tima, to
brins, to th? attention ot the so
ciety ah- alao of the public the
MhnMkrbleh now animated the en
tire United States, and which, rela
tively, is comparable to the spirit
whica animated the colonie? at tbe
?.ime af the BevolutiOnary war.
G.TrraMr Herrlck P.arnl.r.
nor. Herrick haa had a special
opportunity to become familiar
with some sspects of the war in
Europe since be waa our Ambiai??
dor to France when the war be,
aan??an- hi? aervice? at that Um?
to American ci tison? who were of
a ?udden impounded in Pari? have
tnevef been forgotten. The?? ?erv
?ce? *were not only person?!, but ia
knany cases pecuniary.
I Furtheranore, he waa brought
nto cloao tout?? with th? govern
ment of Franca because to him wa?
-ommitted th? responsibility of
??king over ?uch administrative
?tutie? of tba government a? re
mained in Paria when by reason of
the German drive the capital wa?
muveJ from Pari? to Bordeaux.
' During his servie? as Ambassador
*)0 France Gov. Herrick came fre
quently Into tntlmate personal as well
as public relations with Baron d'Es
tournellea d? Constant. It so happens
that the Baron d'Esto?rrielle Is to be
In the United States during tb? month
if January and perhaps February.
*re?umably his business bere Is not
ntirely private, but may be referred
?ome commission which be ha?
rom th? French government.
Having learned that the Baron
?trtournelle? Is to.be here. Gov. Her
lick made haste to invite him to speak
th? dinner of tbe Ohio Society.
l*he invitation was accepted.
Tiere?? Sutet Speaker?.
Besides the Baron d'Estournelles
here are to be two other speakers
hoa? personalities and careers will
lar certain to cause anything they sst
t this time to be listened to or read
ith the keenest interest. One ot
hese Is Col. Theodore Roosevelt
Ith bis customary caution. Col.
toosevelt. after receiving- the invlta
on to ?peak ?t thia dinner, aaked
ho were to be the other speakers.
?'hen he learned who are to apeak
ith him. he instantly accepted the
vitation.
The third speaker is to be Sir Alfred
mlth, who bear? a very important
lation to that department of the
nglish government which resembles,
s far as It can. ourn own Department
f Justice. The fact that Baron d'Es
nurneUe? and Sir Alfred are to be
ere at tbe same time as well aa two
r three other men of Influence in
agland and In France, lead? to th?
rmise thst som? kind of mission Is
mmlttad to theae men.
Two ?r three year? before the
? ? ??<
Im ?Wert hvestaenta
_n?r? ??a? ?ha? io ??? ? ! attrai,' dan?? ??
?turata? eenl'tio. of ?ka an?v ar atoe?
?alkali, ?'in* d?ni of t??t noia. iSrrt
?orra???' ?tu ?ar?ed ou real weat? t?
t?a Oboitel at Col????, ?a?lit?? "(U.
Jgar Ini?iSMsta. ?d do oc? Anni .?m
? 9??ri- mpon-bUty nf ladIrida?? .?
-at??? for t??? ?tacili!? We cas
' orach to?taten?la ta arooullt? froa? SMS
?J. mmi tor bo?let. ?-Coaewe?g
? and l?i??*min?,"
SwirtieD, Rheem k
Hentey Co.,
77 FlfUriB Street Nortlrweit
iKurapean war bear?? Baron a" 72?
Itournellcs vialted many part? of tbe
?United States under the auspices of
tbe peace organisation. He wa?
widely known aa aa ?arneat advo
cate of th? principle? by maan? at
which permanent peace, especially
through arbitration, aaay b. estab
lished. Aa lif. ?enator in the
French legislativ? body he apok?
many times with eloquence and ear
nestness in favor of th? principi??
laid down by Th? Hague tribunal.
The day before ne ?ailed for
home after hi? tour ia Ul! through
thia country Baron d' Bstourneiles
?aid that ha ?aw atronger and
stronger Indications of tha growth
of peace ?entiment asnong all the
civilised narlon?. At that time he
did not dream that the ?hadow of
what i? bow recognised as the
world'? greatest war wa? gradual
ly appearing.
Pe.c? advocate aa be wa?. th?
Baron became a staunch and loyal
supporter of the policy adopted by
tbe French government for the pur
pose of residing by force the ad
vance of Germany upon that na
tion. Ha wa?, however, strongly
oppoaed to any movement which
had for It? purpose the boycotting
of German manufacture? after the
war la over. It I? hla view that not
only will Germany need commodi
ties which other nation? tun fur
nlah. but, on the other hand, the
other nation? will need Germany*?
trade and will therefore be dlapo?
ed to buy of Germany. Peaceful
trade, he ha* ?aid, can have no re
sentments. ?
Col. Roosevelt will ?peek on som? ot
tho issues, especially those so promi
nent at this time, which have been
occasioned by th? war. So alao Sir
Alfred Smith will ?peak upon the won
derful co-operation which Is being so
rapidly established between the United
State.. Great Britain and France for
the purpose of bringing th? war to aa
speedy a conclusion ?s possible.
Uov. Herrtck will himself ?peak
briefly, and a? hi Is master of the art
of aaytng a great deal m a few word?,
? ?dar??? itself should be a feature
of this gathering.
There will be present a? guest? a-ul
as member? of the society a consider
able body of men who are prominent
in American Industrial Ufe. ?ome of
whom are now associated with the
government at Washington aa mem
ber? of advisory commissions or
board?.
HOLLAND.
that Rookie from the 13th Squad.
.i.
The Married Life of Helen and Warren
By MABEL HKRHKRT I'ltXI--.lt.
Orl?l??tor .f "Tkelr Married Life," Aathor ot "The Jaaraal of a
Mesleeted \Mf,-." "The W.an.n Atene." Ele.
Helen b Farced by Her Sister-ia-Law to aa Ueintended, Hostile
Oc*MrOi?TT.
Copyright, 1?1", by th? Met
"If it were ?ny other color." Helen ?
I wa? regretfully examining the green
I leather hand-bag.
| "MleM've thought of that before.
I you bought It." grunted Warren, turn
II , to the stock quotations.
"1 did. but In th? ?tore It looked
?arkcr. It's exquisitely made," trying
to Justify her purehaee. "Look how
',.' ? lined." showing the moire silk Un
ta) ? ith the fitted change purs? ?nd
mirror.
"By George, C _ P. broke four
points," intent on the quotation?.
"Dear, do look." resentfully. "Would
you call that a very bright green?"
"Looks srern to me." wtth a be
grudging gbvice. "What d'you want
me to ?ay?that it'? pal? pink?"
Helen ?ighed. She held the bag
nearer the light, at arm's length, and
against her blue gown. It was green?
a vivid uncompromising green.
What hai po??e??ed bar to buy It?
She prided- herself on never buying
any-thin?- merely because it was cheap
?yet she had bought this bag solely
because it had been reduced from li
to M. 98.
The alsshln-r. reduction, ?t a shop
where reductions wer? genuine, had
been more than ?he could realst. It
wa? the finest pin aaal. expensively
lined ?nd finished. Even at twelve
dollars It had been moderately priced.
"Do you suppose I could darken It
with shoe polish?" Then, ?fartled by
a ?harp ring of the bell, "Oh, who
can that ber*
A moment? tenae listening a? the
maid opened the door. Then voice?
in tb? hall.
"Why. It's Carrie!" she said hurry
ing to greet her sister-in-law.
"Lawrence is still on the jury." an
nounced Carrie. "A case that may
keep them all night, I thought we'u
come over for a few moment?. Walt,
let mother undo It," as her Impish
five-year-old Jerked at his sweater.
"Hello, Bobbie. How ? the tooth?
War Savings
Stamps
BUY THEM
At Any Post-office, Bank, or Trait Company
United States Thrift Stamps, 25 Cesto Each
tt
Sixteen United States Thrift Stamps and. 12 cents in
? cash will purchase a War Savings Stamp which when af
fixed to a War Savings Certificate is the guarantee of the
Government of the United States to repay on January 1,
1923. the full amount with interest at 4 per cent com
pounded quarterly.
Any man. woman or child who can save 25 cents can
i obtain at any Post-office or Bank a United Sutes Thrift
Stamp and a Thrift Caid. This starts you as an investor '
aad puts you behind the Government.
I Every -UaTrp kelp? uve a uit. Every stamp kelps to end tke war.
W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Hew Yscfc IIMk Bxekaaar Hlbb* Building,
?Vashia-gt?. Stark Exebaagc
fleer Tark Oottaa -txehaage
Ca-aaag. Basra ut Trade.
Washington, D. C.
We aft CM-Mcted by private wires with ail
exchanges and quote all saarkeU.
ba.
iure Newspaper Syndicate,
demanded Warren.
"Show Uncle Warren your new
tooth. Be careful, don't trip over the
rug." a? th? child skated over the
floor, leaving scarred marks on the
polished surface. "Oh, there's Pussy
Purr-mew! Now play with her
nicely."
Bait, from past experience. Pussy
Purr-mew had a decided aversion for
Bobble. Eludine his eager clutch, she
flew under the couch from where she
gazed out with phosphorus eyes.
"Never mind, she's a scratchy old
cat anyway. A?k Aunt Helen for a
pencil and paper. Show us how
nicely you can make your letters."
Finally settled at th? desk, on a
chair made higher by the diction
ary, Bobble, for a few moments.
ceased to monopolise the conversa
tion.
"What a stunning bag!" Carrie
look up the regretted purchase.
"I was just wliihing I hadn't
bought it. It won't go with any
thing I have."
"Why not? It's awfully imut."
Then with an astonished glance at!
the tag. "Tou don't mean you got
this for four ninety-eight?"
"Tes, reduced from twelve. A |
special aale?so I can't return It. I
waa wondering If I couldn't darken
It with shoe polish."
"Tou'd ruin It! Don't try any
thing like that." Then musingly.
"It would be wonderful with my
gray au It." J
"Oh. would you like If" esg-erly.l
"Of course I would?hut I don't j
want to take it from you."
"I'd never carry it?you know I
almost always wear blue. I'll be j
glad to let you have It. Oh, Bob- j
ble, you musn't do that!'*
Unnoticed, Bobble had dipped his I
pencil Into the Ink bottle, and wa? !
drawing broad, smeary lettera over j
the green felt of the drop-leaf desk, j
"Oh, he write? an everything," |
was his mother's complacent re
mark.
"Look what you did to Adirli?'?
desk, ' reproachcl He'.en, soaking up
the Ink with a blotter. "So, you
can't have It," putting away the
inkstand.
Her desire to slap Bobbie was sub
dued by her relief about the bag. To
have that unfortunate purchase off
her hands wa* worth something.
"Yes, we're having it done in
brown," Carrie was telling Warren
about their dining-room. -'I hated
that dull gray?It show??; every mnrk.
You can't have plain paper with chil
dren.'"
?'Not with your children," shrugged
Warren.
"They're particularly good alx ut not
damaging things," with asperity.*
"So we've noticed. Bobbie's giving
a demonstration now."
"Oh, my engraved envelopes!" Helen
darted to rescue the peck that Bobbie
was spearing with a paper knife. "No,
you can't alt at the desk," sharply.
?"Come o%-er here to the window ?eat.
Here'* a nice little stool."
"We took down the plate rack."
Carrie went on unperturbed. "It
made the celling look low. And we're
putting ?tained glas* In that aide
window."
"Why, I thought your lease speci
fied "no repairs,' frowned Warren
"Shouldn't think you'd want to put
that much money Int?"
"Well. I Just couldn't look at
that dining-room paper for t
more years. ,Oh, honey, don't mark
the window-seat! Come over here
by mother. And In the spring we
want to do the hail. It's so dark
and?dearie, ?rive the pencil to
HaiP
BECOMES (LIKE riCTVmn
rWlty? ?4?????; ^Smff? Ltmg
\j%\n~z Herol?n
ruamnllj perfumed,not stickyorxummy
Herolin Ml??!??*? ?ad nonnine? tbe
root? of the heir eau?in? nappy, coarae.
?tabbora, kinky or short hsir to grow
?oft, long. ?ilky. easy to ?aanag., ?o you
can do it np in any style. Re?ove? DAX.
DRUFF and Stops ITCHING SCAI.p.
Oen'ttmfooUrt. it fart yn get HtreHn.
Said by Drug Storm ar
??tap S? QgWT? tan???, ?ar cola) t.? a Uf ta?
A.ENTS ttHMTIP wigr
mol her,'' for Bobbie wa? now p?k
ln?- it through the mull curtain.
Deprived of his destructive In
strument, Bobble promptly ?et up
a howi. "There, there?mother'*!
cet you something else." Then
impatiently, "Helen, haven't you
thing you can give him to play
with?"
"Want lhat little box!" demand
ai Bobbie shrewdly.
"Oh, no. not that," Helen put out
of sight the frail inlaid box. "Walt,
here's Just the thing?some pretty
picture? Cousin Irene ?ent from
Colorado," producing a folding pod
card booklet of colored view*.
"Irene still in Colorado? Oh, her
health's mostly a po*e. She'? too
?elf-centered," Carrie'? tons wa*
loftily ?elf-rlghteou*. "What ?be
needs I* to think more about.other
people and les? about herself."
To bring ths conversation back
to the bag, wa? Helen'? one
thought. Carri? h?d ?aid nothing
about paying for it. Scrupulously
exact about money matter? herself,
Helen expected the same prompt
ness from others.
"This has a eery good clasp,'" Ir
relevantly, taking tip tne bag. "Did
you notice how tt fasten*',*?
"Oh. ye?, if? well made," observed
Carrie rarcledsly. "What ' did Irene
say when ?he wrote?anything about
coming backr ?
"She didn't write?Just sent those
post-cards." Then again reverting to
the bag, "I wonder why they reduced
it so much.'?
"Left from the holidays, probably.
You can get .ome wonderful bar
Kalns now. Dti I tell you about that
lamp I bought last week? Bobble,
you mustn't tear the pretty picture*."
"Oh. he can have those, ' hoping
they would keep him from other mis
chief.
"Well. I guess the car'? here." glanc
ing at the clock. "I told Collina to
come back for us about nine. Now, I
want you both to ?ee the Jlnlng-room.
Why can't you come up Sunday -or
tea'.'"
Helen murmured a vague acquies
cence. Carrie was always careful to
Invite them for tea instead of din
ner.
"Shall I put this bag back In the
box?" with grim persistency.
"Oh, no, I'll carry It Just lhat way"
"Then I'd better taTco the tag off.''
suggestively. "I'll put It Inside?tn
the change pur?e."
"See here, Bobbie, what're you up
to?" roared Warren.
"Isn't ho ingenious?" purred Carrie.
"He has some of those transfer pic
tures at home, the kind that come off
when they're vet?and he's trying it
with these."
"On the wall!" dismayed Helen, for
Bobbie, having licked one of the view?,
was smearing off the colora on the
library' wall.
"That won't ?how," consoled Carrie.
"You see what an active mind?"
"Well, he better confine hi? Activi
ties to his own home," Warren snort
ed. "Of all th? destructive little
devils!"
"You needn't talk?you weren't such
a model child yourself! I remember
some of your pranks. Come Bobble,
let mother pat on your coat. Mo,
there aren't any cookies. Oh. never
mind." as Helen hastily suggeited
some crackers. "He had ?omething
Just before we etarted."
Helen'? thoughts were still in
tent on the bag. Surely Carrie
would not go off without saying
something about paying for it.
Even If she had not the money
with her, she should at least ?peak
of it
"Oh. I mustn't forget my bag."
taking It from the table. "That's
an awfully nice present, Helen.
Walt 'til you see It with, my gray
?nit."
A present! Helen swallowed her
astonished gasp.
"Then we'll expect you Sunday,"
reminded Carrie, pausing before the
hall mirror. "Walt, Bobbie, don"t
kick the door?turn the knob. No
pet, the other way. There, see how
quick he Is? He'll have a wonder
ful mind for mechanic*."
Then as she entered the elevator,
dragging after her the aqutrming.
reluctant Bobbie, ?he called back a
briak.
?"Good night. Do try to com?
early Sunday."
8tlU speechless, Helsn followed
Warren back to the library. Slouch
ing Into his chair, he lit a cigar
w(th a deep, appreciative chuckle.
"A present !" Helen fairly spluttered.
"Oh, you knew I didn't mean that for
a rresent."
"I knew," with a grin, "but evident
ly Carrie didn't."
"But why?why ?hould she think
I'd giva her that bag?"
"People do make preseota." cynically
"If* not unheard of. you know."
"But she knew better!" all her old
animosity towards her ?tatar-ln-law
flaming high. "She knew I dldr.l mean
to give it to her! Sha did that de
liberately!"
"Well, you're so blooming close?.
anybody who gets anything out of you,
de?ervea-it. If Carrie pot that over?I
(he's cleverer than I thought. Ha, ha. I
that'? rieh! Tf? worth tha four!
ninety-eight, all right:"
G??^??? ERALD
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AI.TMAN?On Saturday. January 3.
1918. at 1:1.> ?. m.. at hi? residence.
Tl ?raton place nuhwest, IV VID
MUBC.AX. beloved ?on ot ?ance?
H. and David Altman, aged 2
month? ?nd 7 day?.
Funerei will be held from hi? lkte
residence today at 11 ?. m. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
private.
BARBEE-Departed this life Friday.
January 4. 1918, at 11:15 p. m.. ?t hi?
home, 1110 Maryland avenue south
west, ROBERT 8., husbaad of
Susan C. Barbee, In hla 80th year.
Funeral aervices (private) at Lee'?
undertaking establishment today.
Burial in Arlington National Ceme
tery.
BODMER-On Friday, January i. ISIS,
at her reaidence, 1*1? Belmont road
northwest. \vsshinston, Mrs. RU
DOLPH J. BODMER.
Service? at residente thia afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
CLEMENTS?On Saturday, January -,
191$. at hi* residence, 1SE7 Maryland
avenu? northeaat, CHARLES L.
CLEMENTS, youngest son of Wil
liam J. and Catherin? Clements
(nee McKenna.)
Funeral service? will be held at his
late residence todsy ?t 10 ?. tn.
Interment at Mount Olivet Ceme
tery.
CUMBERLAND?On JaniArv 3, 1918.
WILLIAM E., son of the late Ber
nard L. and Catherine Cumberland
and brother of Mrs. Ada Burke
and Mrs. Catherine Davidson, aged
28 year?
Funeral today at ? o'clock p. m..
from chapel of Robert L. Donohue,
S021 M street northwest. Relatives
and friends lespectfully Invited.
Interment private.
DA LG LEI8H?Suddenly, on Thursday,
January 3. 1918, at ?:?.", p. m., at
her residence, 3829 Fourteenth
street northwe*t, FANNY BAR
NEY, wife of Jame* E. Dalglelah.
Funeral ?ervlce? at St.? Stephen'?
Episcopal Ctvurch today at 3 p. ?
Intel ment private,
EHNERT?On Saturday. January S,
1918, ?t 6:?S ?. m? CAROLINA J .
beloved wife of Ernest F. Ehnert.
Funeral from her late residence, 62.
L street southe??t, today at .2 p.
m. Relative? and friends lavlt- \
cd. Interment Prospect Hill Ceme
tery.
ELLIS-On Friday, J?.-. ?-y 4, 191*. at
6 p. m.. at Qarflelil Hospital.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, aon of the
late William H. and Elizabeth
Ellis.
Funeral from the residence of Her
bert R. Miles. ?1? A atreet south
east, today at S p. m. Relatives
and friends invited.
GRIOSBY?On Saturday. January 5.
1918,. at her reaidence. loll Tenth
street northwest, Mrs. CARRIE
GRIOSBY, beloved wife of Jame?
H. a-lgsby ?nd mother of John,
Gilbert F., Jam?, H., jr., Marian
and George H. Grlgsbv.
Funeral services at her late resi
dence at S o'clock. Friends In
vited. Interment at Marshall, Va.
HAGUE?Of pneumonia, on Tuesday.
January 2. 1*18, Lieut. WILLIAM
HAGUE, llSth Engineers, only aon
of the lata James D. Hague and
nephew ot th? late Arnold Hague./
of thia city, in th? 36th years of his
age. .
HANSON?On Friday. January 4, ?18.
at 11:15 p. m., at her residence. 934
North Carolina avenue, JENNIE
MILLAR, widow of F. Alvan Han
son and daughter of the late CoL
Walter M. and Jane Haialip Millar.
Funeral from her late residence thl?
evening at 8 o'clock. Interment
Durham Church. Charle? County,
HARVEY?Suddenly, on Friday, Jan-i
uary ?. 1918?HARRY H. HARVEY.
beloved ?on of th? l?te H. T. and
S. V. Harvey. .....
Funeral service? will be held at the
residence of hi* *i*ter. Mrs. H. E.
Terry. IS** Twelfth street north
west, today at i p. m. Interment
at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Plesso
omit flowers- (Richmond, Danville
end Lynchburg, Va., paper? jileas;
. copy.)
HOWSER?On Ssturdsy, Januarv -,
1918, ADLAIDE HOWSER. at the
residence of her ?on, Joseph H. '
How*er. (SO, Center street north
west.
Intcrmsnt a*. TaaMhiir? Va?
DIED.
LYN'CH-On Friday. January I. 1??.
at.9:t0 a. m . at his residence. Cab
la'John. Md.. JOSEPH WATTBR
SON LYNCH, beloved ?on of Jo
aeph ? and Elate B. Lyneh me??
Moor), aceti 7 year? and t month?
Funeral today at U a. ro. Interment
private.
MORRIS?Entered into eternal rest on
Friday, Januaiy 4. 1*11, at 10:4.. a.
m, at hi? residence, 1754 ? stanai
northwest, JAMES HENRY MOR
II??, husband of Holen B. Morris
?hd father of Anna E. Morris.
Genevi?ve E. Lawson and Helen
B. Tr-tly.
Funeral from his late residence to- '
d?y at 2 p. m. Relative? ?nd
?nd friend? invited.??
NOLDBH?Dep?rted thi? life in full
triumph of faith on Friday. Jan- ?
uary 4, 1918. at Ti'.tt, at her real- '
dene?, 221? ? ?treet northweat. J?J- |
8EPHINE NO-DEN. She leave?
to mourn her loa? two daughter?.
two ?on* and two granddaughter*.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 p. m. from
1'nlon Wesley Church.? Twenty
third street northwest, Bev. T. J.
Mopplns, peetor.
PORTER?On Saturday. January 5. |
?1?. at ?J? a. m., at Providence ?
Hospital, EMMA s. PORTER, be
loved wife of M. C. Porter.
Funeral from her late lesldenc?. 701
Portlsnd street, Congress Height?.
D. C, today at 11 a. m. Relative?
and friends sre respectfully Invited I
to attend. Interment at Cedar HIM !
CemeUry. ?Virginia paper* please
copy.)
REED?On Friday, January 4, Ul?, at
Rockville. Md., PHILIP REED.
aged 72 year?.
Funeral from hi? late home today at
11 a. m.
ROLLINS-Denarted this life Tuesday.
January 1, llfls. at % 4.? p. m.. at tlte I
residence of her sister, c_ Soutn I
I'arclina avenue southeast, JI.'l?A I
ROLLINS, the belovtd sister of
Sarah Jones snd Alfred Rollins, I
sunt of Richard J.. William H .
Edna D. and Raymond B. Rollins. I
Funeral tf>d?y at 1 o'clock p. m
from tbe residence of her ?later,
**? South Carolina avenue south
east, thence to Ebenerer ?. E.
Church, comer Fourth and D
?treet? southeast. Rev. w. ?. ?
Dean, pastor. Relatives snd friends i
Invited to attend.
STKPHENSON-Suddenly. on Satur
day. January '??. 191s, at 12 a. m..
JOSEPH f?. beloved husband of
Leila K. Stephenson ? nee Abell), at ?
hl? lesidence, 304 Eleventh street
southwest.
Funeral from the hoi-s? at I p. m. |
today. Friends and relatives In
vited. Interment private.
WELCH-On Thursday, January 3.
1*18. GEORGE BT WELCH, be
loved husband of Flora Barker
Welch.
Funeral services at his late resi
lience in the Altamont today at
1" J* ?. m Intcrnvnt privai
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH GtWLER'S SONS
/
TfLIPMOMI y?jbv a?TA*LI?HIO 1*??'
Main 89,?s8,i_d^r^?k lady
1730-32 FA jfS^J^?tkA->*'*'TA*l*t
AviNut ?\m _?_?0|? chape?.
E?tabli?ad ItTl Phon. Col. K*_.
THK u. M. Il 1 VI-:s ?-o.
W. ?. P. HI?ES, Hana?-r.
Hiaiielike a*iibt_l l'ari' r?.
?M KlHKTEENTH BT. S. ?V.
~Jt-Ti^l-xTlm?-riT C0..~
1337 lOthSt. N. W. Phone N. 47
?ITOMOBII.E SERVI! t: u
FUNERAL DESIGNS._
GEO. C. SHAFFER S%?.^.
CIPKCSkl7E H.-ll:.4l LllUI.Lils I' ?. W.
tt MODERATE i'BlCCS. _?.!?-_,
Pro?pt ?cd 4? refill Act? Dearer? Berrioa.
Appropriate Fiorai Token?.
Art?*ic? t zpn?? re? Ine? pena ??.
.G_i* Broa. Co- 1214 F StrooL
Pm?rt ?alo ?mllmrt mrrwm.
II
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED-TELEPHONE OP
erators for hotel public booth
exchange. Please state experi
ence and address application
BOX 56, New Willard.
WA?TID-S ACTIVE WilMKN IN PRINT
In* offarv imm*diat?b : fO>? ?asr?. HAT
4VOHTH I'fBUbHIN?. HOfSE CT O ?_ n?,
NEAT COU-REI1 IjtRLS FOR \Vj|'TKES.SK8
in Anaerknn pian cal?: mi: t r* e?i?-ric??1.
THE BRK?HTON. OD ?allfnrt .? at. nw.
Help Wanted?Male and Female.
W-?JTrS-^l-Tm^ ?RrT
male solicitors. Biggest opportuni
ty of the season for hustlers. See
MR. TALBOT at The Washington
Herald between 9 and 12 o'cloc?
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
WANTED?ROOMS AND BOARD
MAN. :i YEARS OLD. REKINED. ?p??
hatrtt?, wants txar?* ami room ? rri?ata fam
ily ?tat? term?. BOX 162. HemM.
FOR RENT?APARTMENTS.
First aid to the apartment seek
er will be from the small ad col
umns of The Washington Herald.
Watch the announcements of dis
play advertisers also.
REAL ESTATE.
?ome Day a Hen? or In .raunem ?;
CABIN JOHN PARK!
W3T NOT TODAT?
For plate, lllt-rtratrd book*, and full particu
lar? about the*? ?ittle farma. xttractir? boma
tita?, and low prit??*.?, ac? or writ??
J. S. TOMLINSON.
CI SOUTHERN BLOG. MAIN G445.
_?am
IT WI1.I. PAY YOU
,To Invest?ante ?t Onco Thes? ?
Beautiful
Greater Capitol Heights Lots
, Only $20 Each
$1 Cash $1 Month
TAKK H ST. CAR. GET OFF 61st
ST. N. E. ONE CAR FARE,
? TICKETS. 25c
OFFICES: Main Office. !?0_ ?. Y.
Ave. ?. Vi. On Grande, 61et
and C St.. ?. ?.
OWN YOI'R OWN HOME?IT PAYS
O. B. ZANTZINGKR. 903 ?. Y. Ave.
Careful Investments
Of atottn fu Klrtt Deeda ot Tract (Fine lion
taget) on W?hlest on, ?. C. Real P?tate ti ?an
ft?* tb? full .Btcreat p?^laed atrd tb? return of
all th? prird?, le due. refardleaa of tbe Tirytni
iD-eotae? aad eala?? of other -eenrltles, and the*
? not aabject (o taxation. W? hav? beca aue
ceaeftillj aanged to making taca? Infi-atzaoata
for our cUetrtt for mi~re tbaa a quarter of ?
ecatary. tareataientj, $23C. ??? to SINODO, at I,
?H, aad i \/? ?at ac? read? for dcUecrr. Laraa
tnreatmecta mad?.
WM. H. SAUNDERS ft CO.,
Southern BuUding. 807 15th St.
FOR SALE?HOTEL
FOR SAL?-LICENSED HOTEL. CO ROOMr? ;
?tram heat: near th.ater?, railroad atatic??.
Inquire THUS. ?cDONAl?I. fcl W>??>| a t.
Son?ton, P?._ _
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
window acRE-iua and ?hades.
WINDOW SI1ADE3 MADE TO OBDEB.
B?rt Cap???*, on ?. H. Roller?. ,
J. G. PREINKERT. IB? ? al- ca.
_H?_ ?, at?_tt?1
?JAVI-IIES?*-.
IlATTREeSES RENOVATEU AND Rs?'All?.
B. Prompt ??_??? to innar?- ?it?-.
CAl'ITOL RI.NOVATLNQ 430, ?41-4J O m.
h. in?.- et
HELP WAJfTED?MALL
Wj\NTED
50 BOYS
WANTED
?
Because of the demand for
The Herald and the difficulty in
securing adequate help in Wash
ington, the following route agent*
of The Herald need boys to de
liver the paper mornings. There'*
big pay in it for a few hours'
work. Adults will find proposition
interesting if they can spare time.
See any of the following:
DOWNS. 1515 Pa. ?ve. se.
TEMPS. ?. ?.. 1018 K st. ne.
Lincoln 5605. Col. 4661.
PITTS. C. M.. 2624 University
PI; Col. 6126-w.
COURTNEY. D.. 8 G ?t. bw.
Lincoln 758.
LOWE. C. ?.. 2627 13th st. nw.
Ph. Col. 3267.
DUMBERTH. D. F.. 1226 31 st st
nw. W. 560.
LEHMAN. R. O.. 807 H st. nw.
ORCHARD. JOHN. The Lwidoun.
314 E. Capitol ?t. L 1335-w.
SEATTON. W. P.. 1928 New
Hampshire ave. N. 1942.
SMITH. H. C, 803 C st. ?w.* M.
1576.
WHITMARSH. 124 W ?t nw. N.
9529.
MEN AND BOYS FOR OUTDOOR
work; average wage, $3.50 per
day of 9 hours; can work part or
full time. Apply at once to Mr.
PEER?. 1401 F st. nw.
met*Tand~b?\ Twrm motor
cycles or bicycles; excellent sal
ary; permanent employment ; splen
did surroundings and chance for
advancement. Apply Mr. SEE, 1401
F st. nw.
WANTED ? AN EXPERIENCED
counter man; no Sunday work;
highest salary paid. Apply MANA
GER TEA CUP INN. 611 12th st.
nw. before 9 a. m.
WAXT?D*-?rOTS<? ?-?RI- OR-?"? t?G??G
-?'<r {?vane. Call ?3. Woodward Bid*., bat.
*J) aad 11 J? a in._
AX OPIOKTL SITT ????? THE PEKNKVU
vaavia Railroad Oaavraar for car -..aifvnfn
frvicht Bandir?, aaaciaria?. btl-ra. fr.ist.1
brake????, white a*8 '-Moved laboma, and ara
for ?anon? ether . ??naaal in. - Aptly ?a? St. I.
?... ?e., vv'aaliuiftian. or ?ovrtaaaat comer Cat
eat and tvntrr at?. BaJUanore, et arth tbe
N y , P. a X. K. B... Brook, av?.. .Norfolk.
Va.
WANTED--BRIGHT BOY TO
work in editorial department of
The Washington Herald. Apply
CITY EDITOR._
MACHINISTS, BOILER.M AKfcRS, MACHIN?
ii-tj' be.jKr?', boi.?raia.-.fTi' helper?, clerk?.
ntmngee bn-s. baruca tu*-! mail poeten.
vf ?- ina ?.tared laborera, Arplr Bocas 30B,
("nina Station.
_AUT0M0BILES.
POR SALE.
AUTO CLEARANCE SALE.
Budacn Super-Sir. 1317; alro-art vu and in
perfect condili? ?. Thia *?ar cam??? the
?M-ifica.1 fvaranteea and haa cut ?t??
tir* .l: S?
II?-???? Legl', ?>ii, ???? ; in ix-riec*. mi-chan
i al cnd'liao; paint in ? ?..id condition :
hattery rood, tirea food. ??
HndaoD I.itrbt Six. ?915; tn perffrt me**hat.
i<al ccndit.nn, paint i? ?. ?., bat!fr?
pood and tirea good. ?
Hudscn Four, Model S7 ItC: in Al condi
tion: eaa be boucht fur. ?**
?Chandlrr Taurine, IM7; almeat new, ??-, h
clock, cutout, extra tir? and fine art of
aeat roran.1,35
National 12. W* To-trim : car ia nice c*n
diOon and a UK-rain at. ?W
Packard Terrine. ltU: no*?..?* paint*??, and
eery ireet-tlr oterhauled; haa fin?- t.rei
and nice ?-.at f*^r- . ??
M anana S*prt-dr-t-*r. 1KJ: a an a ri" ? lot-kin*?
cnt-down c-tr that vili auke a biff hit... *??.
Ol?aCicot-ile Touriikff. l?.? : in nie? tswdi?
tion: 4 cylinder*, tood Urea. WP
Dodge Roa.iatcr. BK, in Al c-wkJU?. -o a?
to paint, uatterr and tirea-. *B5
In addition tn the abore wa hare other ca?
for Ton to fcL-ct from.
We ftand directly hehind -our cart. What **
?a.- ther are they arc, ?roo can depend upon ?L
Com? to are ut.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY.
613 G St. N. W. M. 9790
_ron_ hire._
OPEN AND CLOSED CABS. !??! MODEL.
Trtp?. Sat. :Sc B; per hot?, SI.3 aad ?-.*-.
-arcfiil ?hit? chauffeur?. Phone Lincoln Sa.
_tf
????<G~ LINCOLN 51
1? blocs*. ii _4 .?
City trover..??
Short*-*. PR ?oar.1JS
???'-??, . 1JB
CENTRAL TAXI COMl'AM. INC.
a?
???? ?I ( KSSIIHIE?.
Polarinc Auto Oil. OC
a gallon.OOC
Jumbo Jiant Spark OO
Plugs, ?-ach.O?C
30x3>/2 Nonskid <PO QQ
Gibson, 25 ? St. N. W.
T.l. Siala 121? _,
??t? repair?.
When you want your car re
paired you want it done quickly.
The ads in this column will be
only of reliable concerns.
ANT SLBVlCE. ANI ?G???. ANT PI-AC !..
Auto? rf an- make and ??* repaired ov rebuilt.
Kord, filad ?-hi!? roa ?ait. etorase. HO?
HOT HACK ET, SU aat ex. aa. La-cvla ta?
_?_tf
AUTOCEXOCS WnXlllNO AND ?ADIATiiS
work. Fendei, repaired ; carbon renovad ; ant.
mairi??, HudaonBrrd Cc rear 11? ia. a?, ?a.
tf
<*R1CE CAS FIX IT. WELD I NO OF All
aa-ua cual to ere. Eapert anta reran*.?
Pitta e Anto Bvpali Star. :<1S ?. CapitaL K.
?*_tf.
BROKEN CAST IRON
And ether aaetaU ?relded I? a-taai-Kna? unire?
WF.i-DIT CO.. 610 N. J. aie. a?. Lin. STA*.
W, bntw Ite nroVerl and veratr refria-*-?*-"?
FOR SALE?GARAGES
CET A GABAG? THAT WILL OtTI-Ast
aaj Bataaa in in, m,rk?t ia appevaoce. duaa
MlitT .and price. V. ?. ?. B1IN. ??* O a*.
a?. Fa-aa SI. -US. ?.
MOWT TO LOAR.
When you want mooey ro?
want it promptly. Deal ?nth r?
liable concern? advertising in Th?
Herald._
-?TOTfo loam-ww Tu maja? oh B. _
w_ ?. aaoBpnta ? oo,
Banrttu? Balk?at BW Mat M. ??.
*_ at
Mosit tt, aa ? naaaaj aw
TTLfcH a BI.'TBXBrnitD. lar.. ?17 UBI ?I. IT
WAavT?f_^OIUT.
~t ' kt'l and ?*ft- rcltNitceE-"1
_M ? all ?. ana. ?HERBAITa. lie I_ ?_
??.-?**? N. T. ?na. ??. Pbonr K. MR. tl
?TILL CALL IN MT dS?h-ft??b"i^T?J
aiMli. ?St? ?r alba????. ?mi art TO? ??? m
prim lar ?44?', ?rnthan?'?. e? ana? ?_?
ear??I oto???? al all ?aanlpt??a. ?!>??
oonul w pkM?. I ?Ul a-, ? BICE, ?? ?*
at, ??. ?. IB*.
B?Or? OF EVEBt r*EiSCRIf?ION, tilt.
Dv/i^av- (H ,_,,# w ?,_ Maori?? lia
t*W. rEABLMAK'i BOUE ????. m ?i
?L a?.
-??G?-a
WASH. JCNE CU.. ?ic_ and II ?. I??. ML
?f
PER-?l<iaL-~
wanted at ??^e-a pat?lntT?e??f
In? ?'-kl nUins? la front ?e?, ?un ?aa?
tr.r. Phon. North ITsVW.
ai.BKIMiUKS - LIS?V Mi!? COM??
% t?ek ?ft? berteg fa?? ?? and as?a? IMS?
caaa. ??ins ? _on." ino ta?t. ??Mr ?ar
?J??? briuTr ?kit our prk?? ??~ km? ot t?
ne? ?aanlr footed. No? nan??, at m-?TmbtW
?Bed antta. ?ne ?too?, ? up. JIM?8 OLD
ta??P. u? D.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
OVER 30 YEARS f^ ? ^
N?nrr-u? ??1 Speoial Dtn?a?, of Men ??1 W.?la?
4fe??? llraiik I? Taa If tea B?_etr
Ttmm ?T.??h. Obaaitr. Rbeannatia?. Coon???
tion. Plan. Tin?it. I??af?. Bnm. ?ran, mma*
mai Bate Dima??. Ko?sa? l>bHicr. Et????*
Dna?. Biado? Trouble, Hxctfia Binai Pe
nnine. Eruption? G???, a?1 AH Pi??ita G*?>
?m Cm?1 for Life br A?- alo?oaa.
Ckar?e. Low. Medicine Fa*-i*??r*L
CONSULTATION FREL
Privata* ? ulti?? Hoaai fer l.mMaf
?"??",-? ?p?t* ?# to I. S t?*? 4. Sonday-. M ta ?.
REFRIGERATORS, ICEBOXES.
McCRAY REFRIGERATORS.
?Ved < oalin* Hm>m? Arc I itf^iilei
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO.
We build tlo ardor) and ?pair ?<fiis?talca?
?11 F Bt. -. W. rBAXKUl ?STI.
_LOST.
?, .-T BLACK HI Lit BAS ?ONTAIMN?
?*t??-? and Tal-able mapta aad pea.
??????? MM. l:*-aat-,.
1/)?T-A LA??f7? BAlfTLToS
watc-fc: initiai? "M. C ?.' Liberal rrwar?.
15*b ?tt. ??t.
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
MOVING
?Te fumi?* lare? padded Tana aad canta. ?a-ra
to headl?- t ur aomda.
?'ACKLKS of fvrniTtrre. pian?*?, cuiaa, hnc-aV
?'.?" etc. txp-rtrtnctd as? oelj.
BHirPUtO to alt i-arta of th? ???.
MOKAGE inr iaraitjr?. cieaoa. aad bouaa
*-- ?? sooda.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS.
l?a?
SAFETY FIRST.
ABSOLCTKLT G???|?????G ??4??_UK.
Roma fc ?ad an. nlcnnf aaI 11?Ins
r.MTED ST 4TB rrTOBAtiE CO.. ?If-? BVB
at. ... M. ?J._?f_
?'ree a??.? in? far ?tar
ase, ?. mi. n. ta**.
SMITH'? TK44?1M
? ?TOH 41. ?: ?ci., aia
a. sich? pa. re. etan.
_??
??USICAL INSTRUM?NTST"
Rtcoane-vicTiiR. toumbia. ?nd edi
eON-br?rVt. eokt. ?nd ? oh?a??/
RECORD EXCHANGE.
PI??. ? TX? -? ?? a. ?
EDUCATIONAL.
SPANISH
school or
\r*fH!KGTON.
Prof????? Imre 4ra:-J'?? ?raatiana1 ???;???
Rapid I*r --e? ? ? o Ij?? P?f. fr?? ?. ?a?
~TTHE TIME TOlTART.
I ACrOI-STANCT-G. P. A and B. C a.
?s. Bonne?? A?rr.ir??ration. Cost.
O?-rf?arior Ai.dil??. Lto.
_ SHii'tTHANn OR ???????????, ???
mocTh.
:. ?11.4.????.. Mach, or At? . ?J? ?vaalr,
4. PI!ti ?R-TuHY. KM ?n-c-L (I?? n??
?.?.Tie an*
5. GRAPE ?CHOiiL Da? or B>entaf
? r-l'l.i 1.41. roi k?Ei???thort HWy Wrttina,
Bte_?? Ene?h. P.b?.o ?pe?oac ?.t?r
a-vor Analrn*. I??cuas?. fee
l?tee? Print? Srlvpol ia Wiatiinflaa
Evpert Faoul.rV II G k IH? Sdh o??.
Bulletina Pree. I ? Iti? V? ?? N'iatit ?<-??L
G __^L rVirate Irai? 4?11 e?er?t? b.
12-.3 I4rh al. un B?f.
SPECIAL NOTICL
ITR^UAVT TO BBCTIOS 1. ABTICLC Viti.
of ? t Lav?, TrMkT t? fc?r??w ?^et-n that taa
annual meituu of tbe Sttt-kMdeia ?af tb? Oar?
tal ?:?,- p tfVacpanj lor tb? etortMa af a
Boari (?? T'irertorr? tor th* er-smne year aad ta?
tranMir:i'*n of aucb other bnasneaa aa may a?
btnecfat before the mee>tia( ?iU be held at tb?
ofFicr of th? <~*B*jmrT. T*htr?y-*>._tb aad at
?treet* nc^hwe?>t. Waah:nctoa. U C. oa WE-D
N La DAT. Jaauarr I. I91t>. at ??MS o'clock a. ?V
I The poll? ?iU b* open fr m 11 .?'?-Ieri. ?. ai. ea
! til U oclock paon H. V. CRAJilPTON, I
? Un.
THE HERALD AUTO
DIRECTORY.
AUTO ACCESSORIES.
Ilio ?1 I l'I 11 ? ?
NATIONAL tl.?.CTltlCAL BTPrLT
ce
ltio New Tork ava.
Main ?800_
? - ? I ? H 1 ??????? ? ? III H||
mil ? nil :??..
ffl'EKAL AUTO BUPPLT CX?,
f.* Penna, a?? Phno? M. t???.
i. a. / im ?a km?? a.?.?
Et.a?rd-\Vsra?r ??rrlc. stati??,
Gr.*>riel Snubl>?ra.
II?. ?ourtr*nth at Kerth
ELECTRIC CARS.
? IKI M-II A I ? II-I ? M?_
BARTP.A- tL-CTTHIC OARAGE.
1T04-OS N. H. ???, t!?*-]. M ?rt.
Ptlnn.? W?s, 4SI-?!,?_
GASOLINE CARS.
?I BUHN-I-A lU.INUEK? ~
AUBURN AND TATUrirTDCM
PALES <T?..
WTH AND M t-TS NW. Parnut ?nt nt
?5a-IKK-Mrr IRLAS- ?G
WOODRUKK MOTOR OU,
ISIS 141h ?L
Ncrtn Hfl?.
sl %~W_I.I.?
H a LXART. JR.
?Z*l Fourteenth sL Phone N. MM.
North 4?l?.
U 4 4 Kl 4 Ml-M II | 4 ?. h NI I.HT?
HAJU?ER-OVERI_VN? ?30.
1121-30 Con?4 ??re. _
\ EI.IE.PHEaiEB
?TKOBRKR VOTO- OO.
11?? Cnna av.
TIRES.
?
JO*lE?-KEIILER 11'IIER
tSm
ma
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TIRES, ?t? ?nd ITU' K ?t Tel ?L MO.
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