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GRAND JURY BRINGS
IN FIVE INDICTMENTS
United Sute? Court. S??nn in
Alexandria. Hear* Many Cate?.
Iti HOt.VLD BUREAU.
I. X. a^tiajat * Sol.
Alexandria. Va.. Jaa. T.-A grand
?aary Id Us? Unitevi Statu Cotn-t tor
th. Eaitern district o( Virginia.
Judge Edmund Waddlll pr??iding.
returned tru. Ml? to Are Indictment?
pr??ent?d aa follows: Bra Baker.
setting; up a bawdy houae within
flv? mile, of military camp; H. V.
Rood, uainc canceled posta?? t-Unta??
la payment of posta?-?: Jame? It
Pace, embeuling a parcel post pack
age while In the malls; C. ?. ROM,
striking another while oa a gov
ernment reaertatlon: Georg. Peter?,
transport in? Hquor In violation of
the Reed amtwtrlment
Jfrmee Malcolm Elliott and Charles
J. Price, charged with falling to
register for tit. draft, wer. ordered
to register, and acquitted. Albert
FLtrher. alao charged with failing
te register, wa? relesaed on hi? per
aonal recognisance In the ?urn of
OO? for the next term of court- and
a noil? pro. tra? entered In th? <??*?
af Emrreftt Rector, charged with fall
lag to register. Court ?djourned un
til 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Thoae summoned on th? grand jury
ar? aa follow?: Martin E. Greene.
George W. Boots, ?r. ; S. H. Lunt,
?. ?L. Monroe. W. a. Connelly, fore
man: A. Bats, Joaeph M. Armstrong.
John 8. Gllroy, James Luckett, Ed
wsnd Poster, J. R. Bddlngton, R. N.
Ru?t. Arthur Kerby, Clarence M.
Oorhtvm, M. C. Tancey, Ward Spi
er. J. C. Harrt?. Norman Barry. C.
W. Heckler. John Griffln. O. S. Guy.
Stavrkey Harem. W. H. Ford. .
Those ?ummoned on th? petit jury
arc: George Robinson. J. J. Kelley.
D. E. Robey, Joseph B. Ewald.
Charle. Dean. J. A. Faggborn, Thomas
Chauncey. WlUtam Wool]?, John ?
Duncan. Jeu. Morris. Joaeph Duri
eoo. R H. Motley. William T. Hol
low??? C. P. Hick?, W. O. Plckett.
C. A. Sale. Wyatt Milla. M. I.
Blayde?. ? D. Helm. William Eng
land. Robert E. Miller. ?. T. George.
H. M. Hunt. Prank A. Holaon, Henry
K. Franklin. James W. Johnson. H.
A- Bowen. Barney E. Meyer?, Armla
tead Lewis and Joaeph & HalL
St. Mary** Academy reopened
elaase.? Thuraday and reports for
th? month wer. giv.n out today.
Pupil? making the highest average?
In December follow: Fourth year
high ?chool, Dorothy Knight ?I:
third year. Agnes Franey, Harrison
burg, Va.. 89; second year, B. Hub
bard. Washington. SS; Lucy Trip
lets Washington. 85: first year. Del
phine AcerbonI, Milleton, Conn., K:
Kathleen Quinn, Si; Josephine Ram
age. 96.
Second year, commercial. Viv?a?
Webster. Lorton, Va.. 98; flr*t year,
Edna McCauley. Del Ray, Alexan
dria County, 9i; Blanche Gardiner
Waldorf. Md, 96; flrit year Bill.
Heflin. ?S.
Eighth grada- Martha Le?. North
Pork) Va.. IS; Agnes Jenkins, tt:
Mventh grade. Lillian Simpson, 17:
?Ixth grade. Mavrjoii. Hurl.y, Waah
mgton. SOz fifth grade. Dorothy
Harrington, t?; fourth grade, Agne?
Masa, North Braddock. Alexandria
County, tl: third grade, France?
G?..???_ 90; aecoad grade, Leo
stwtin! and Agne? Kelly, tt each.
pma*m Je C Barter, chairman of
?fta local legal advisory board, has
dtawSt-oated th? following persons to
' uhjstut th? registrant? in filling oat
,??. Questionnaire, tomorrow: L?
1 ft IsailllJ. F. P. Rustell. C ? Tay
it-j^-B-ai-ke, B. J. Fleming. R W. Pitts
unti C R Swtn, the laat named two
Vn at Judge Barley', office.
"Hluaa for Wednesd.y are: John
a?*. Johntvon. Judge J. ?. M. Norton,
?al}. Taylor, ?. ? Greenaway. C. H.
*?aa-rahan.
B. Btoutenborgh, 3? y.ars
Ha. a former retddent of thi? city,
died January 2 In Pittsburgh. Pa.,
where he had mad? hit home for sev
eral year? past. Th? body waa
brought here and taken to Domaine'?
mortuary chapel and preparad for
burial. The deceased waa a son ot
Jam?. ? Stoutenburgh.
Mr?. Nannie J. Freue. ?? years old.
wife of J. W. Frees?, died last night
at her residence, SZt North Pitt
street. The body waa ?hipped to
night to China Grove, N. C. for
burial
The public school? of thi? city ra
spen ed today after the annual
Christmas holidays.
Manv Alexandrians will attend the
Billy Sunday revival ?vervi??, during
their progreu In Waahina-ton.
Gardner L. Booth? delivered aa ?d
dreas tonight tn the Richmond The
ater in th? Intereat of tho sal? of
war thrift stamp?.
War Workers' Bureau
Expands to Meet Needs
Expansion of th* Federal Employ
ment Bureau to meet Increasing de
mand? for government labor on war
work waa announced yuterday.
J. B. Dentmore, of Montana, ?olid
tor of the Labor Department, ha?
been named director of the bureau.
Charles T. Clayton, of Maryland, and
Robert Watton. of limi Imiti ??.
were named assistant director?.
Mr. Watson will vacate tbe office of
chief clerk of the Labor Department,
being succeeded by Samael J. Gom
pers, of New York.
Tb. bumu i? now piscina- an ?ver
?ge of ?.00? w?r worker? ? month.
U.S.WORKERS'RIMAI)
DREARS ALL RECORDS
Mor? Than 200 Apply for Positions
ia a Single Day.
AH record* ct the bureau were
broken when more than 200 people ap
plied for position? at the new office
of the I'nited Stater Employment
Service, l?l? Pennsylvania aveno?,
ya?t?rd?y.
Thr?. l.rge room? are now occupied.
one by the men'? dtvialon. In charge
of ? M. Kline, acting director; an
other By the woman'? division, with
Mr?, arac? Portor Hopkins acting
tuperintendent, and the third by typ
ing and stenography classes to train
applicants' for government service.
Applicant? wlU be classified aa. ?killed
worker? and mechanic?, clerical and
professional workers, hotel and res
taurant help and unskilled and farm
labor. Th? District office ha? placed
approximately S.OOO worker? ?ino? its
creation In July.
Army and Navy News
ate.? Servie. Olmata la tha City
Under an Interpretation of th? Re
serve Corp. law by th. Judge Ad
vocate General, an officer In the
Reserve Corp. cannot be transferred
from on? section of the army to an
other unie?? hl? first commission Is
cancelled and a new commission
given.
Referring to this "Inelsstlcity" In
the recommendation to the Chief of
Staff, th. Judge Advocate General
said "Both a? ? matter of law and
policy, th? department should rely
lea? upon the reserve officer and
?hould resort Instead to commissions
In the additional force? under the
Selective Service act."
Commander C. P. Nelson has been
ordered to duty at wa by the Navy
department. Juat what duty he ha?
been aulgned to is not known. Only
the fact that aa officer ha? been
given "sea duty" or "shore duty"
is announced by the Navy Depart
ment once a weak.
Ueut. L. I- Babltt, IT. S. N.. and
Lieut. ?. ? Cecil, on shore duty for
?ome time, have bun assigned to duty
at sea.
Commander S. E. Mo?es, V. 8. N..
ha? been ordered to duty on shore.
Capt Charles A. Morrow, TT. S. ?..
haa been ordered to Washington. He
will report to the Quartermaster Gen
eral for assignment for duty.
Capt. Henry M. M-Adco. of the
Quartermaster Reserve Corpa, haa
been ordered to this city for duty
with the Council of National Defense.
In the purchasing and manufacturing
office, und ?* the Quartermaster Gen
eral.
Capt. Patrick McDonald, of the
Quartermaster General Reserve Corps,
ha? been ordered to proceed here for
assignment to duty In the office of
the Quartermaster General.
Maj. Albert J.? 0<*hsner, of the Medi
cal Reserve Corp?, haa been ordered
to Washington. He will report to MsJ.
Oen. William C. Gorga?, aurgon gen
eral of the army, for assignment to
duty.
Maj. Casey A Wood. Medical Re
serve Corp?, also has been ordered to
report here to the surgeon general for
assignment to duty.
Lieut. Col. Blon J. Arnold, of the
Signal Corps, ha? been ordered here
to report to Maj. Gen. George O.
Squier, head of the Signal Corp? of
the army, for duty.
SUSPECT HAS EXPLOSIVES.
Watertown. N. T., Jan. 7.?Wires
and chemicals, said to be sufficient
to damage local munition plants,
were found today in the possession
of Anthony Pelts, an Austrian. He
was arrested for publicly consigning
?The United States to Hell."
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.
Mi.-hael J. Murpfc?, at. and In-rid Olaoo, 2r.
Rev T. E. IXvia
WUHam O. Djw. M. and Oopeland H. Bow
latt, 3S. Ser. J. R. Irlt?.,
Cut-?-. O. Lewi?, It. aad Maty E Slack. 1?.
Br?. W. J. Tynan.
Charta? A. Flv-nn. 31. and Ethel E. Bord. JJ.
Baa. O. O. Bacon.
Lieut- Jonathan Luca?, jr.. ?, and Jean
Mapas. W. Ber. T. E. Da-i.
Bdwin Weaver, ?. and Beati. Ma?. ?. Ber.
J. H. Jeff-iea.
Ooain F. Barth, 35. aad Harriet E. Dent, TA
Met. C. K Buck
Joaeph D. VleMaJ?n. 19. aad Letrda A.
Brooke. ?. Be?, ti. B. Aatxaadw.
Joaeph P. ?latter-, 21, and Acne. Phillip, it.
Bav. J. A. Cbwaii.
8t*Uioa Maaarakaa. ?9. and Retina Oreen
ao*T. m Bar. J. Alesopoulouv
Ahh-b Froet. jr., 22. and Panni. P. Baker.
Be?. J. E. Brina
Gwes* T. Left, 22. aad Etiaabath A. Aheaia.
S. Bot. J. E. Britta
Charla. V. Belt. S, aad Edna Baile?. TA R.?
G. J. Humphrey?.
Wilfiam E. Sopber. S. aad Edith M. Vaiigtan.
9. uer. A. EL Barrowa,
That Rookie from the 13th Squad.
r
By P. L. Crosby
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[TO TACKIN6 AN' He 5AYS ?* Pl78B, HOw'j IT
>rtx/ ???t ???e?? CONC in t=?? THe or Fleets'
tAainin?- ?schock, ?" weu, ? sayj- n's THIS
wav, loot, ? ???7 Neve? 6\ve it a thou?; ht ")
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OfFICCR
JPR?*Mfc M0MCNT5 IN A l*?OOKIE_f LIFE
?
T?lLrN6 THe ?Slf-H- AU. ????t YOUKSCi-F
/.*?-/*/
??lip Gaz??no. ?, ?nd Caronalia Marcelli??..
1?. In. 4*. P. Thorn??.
?Mi?? Papa?, ?. tod Urao. P. Robort?. It.
Bar. H. P. pown?.
Donald A. Maitll, 'I. ?nd Joli? R Irb?. &
Rcr. E. K. Hardin.
Earl. R. Barbaart. X. aad Mtld?d S ???t.
3a. Her. ?. ?. Rai????.
I III "If ?
Jan?a E. Butler, 3, and r?14? Da?. _. Re?.
8. P. W. Di?w. ,
Edward WhlM?. 3. and Bctaa ?. Kin?. 1?
Ht?,. 3. LawaoQ.
Will!. Annatronff. ??, aad Martha I.inooln, *f
ato?. J. _. Waldrtn.
WaJter Waren. 2?. ?nd >i?tid? I Johnaon. ?
?tr. J. T. Barrer.
Olaraooa Bixaon, ?, and Am?4te Jackavo. ?
Bar. T. Taylor.
Bob?t ? Duraon. M. aad Una ? Slianklln,
a. K.T. (*. A. D? Vail,I,?
Jasara MnrraA. SB, and Sadi? E. Gra?. n
R>?. W. D Batti?.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.
TlKxnu and Bo?? rara?, airi
Km*mit-1 ?. ami Marion O. Hlger, _ul.
Harry B. and Edna W. Oonaha. I?>.
Samuel B. aad Bra M. Beaw<?. girl.
COI>">BED.
Emest O. and Atifuata Dickeraon, giri
Arthur and Anna Baker, boy.
Bennett M. and Qsmaia. Biaooe. a??'
KINKY
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kad-toa * asas C*.v 1
??BU*.?---.: a. earn I ?-**?? I
wriiiiiaaiiim
Pa>-waaa -iffc-y w-?
th.it, co*tm ?a aappr,
toi tew It b-t rr-wa M
;;ir ..;.ti M,j,.it..*?
a__w? to? _.r* it Ioc?.?,
t ? tan i_ in a.
IVm't let Berna fake
Xink Renovar <???
yoa. Toa real!? c.n't straighten stout
hairxtrit.]iti?ni.*e?r;J lon?-_ That'iwh*t
EXELENTO ??S2i
dosa rcrr-ivcsd-radrjl?, feaditherootJ of
the hjur ardmaVp? it erow Ion-', ?mfr and
silky. Guara?.teid_?sw?oeI im. Prie?25c
by mailonri.'cctptof Ft__nraor coin.
AGENT* WANTED EVCKYWHEWC
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THE3@|H ERALD
Published every day In th? year
by The -??/??hlnKton Herald Com
pany at 426-429 Eleventh ?treet,
Washington, D. C
Telephone Exchange ? Call Main
ISOO. (For claaslfled advertisement?
ask for Branch 1).
Member Audit Bureau of Circula
tion.
CLASSIFIED RATES
ONE
CENT
A
WORD
'Minili:? m
Charge, 15c.)
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situ?t ione.
Wanted Roona and Board..
For Bent Boon?.a
Wanted RiseeUaneonv.
For Sale Miscellaneoua.
Loat and Found.
Automobiles..
?? Other Ciana I flea fi oaa_
1 Una .?.15 -renta
- timas w Uli in a week.?.1] centi
3 time? within a weak.10 cent?
? time? COoaeaitirelr.t cent?
30ormora times cooa-cotirelT.? centi
1 cent a Ud? extra for ciaaeifled Mack-faee type
aad rats.
FOR EIGHT REPRESENTATIVES
THE ?. C. BECKWITH SPECIAL AQENCT.
New York Office.-?..Trihone Bid?.
Chi-ito Office.Tribe?a Bid?.
Detroit Omce.49 Ford Bid?.
St Lottie Office.Third National Bank Bldg.
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.
11.or?- X. Cook. TO ytara. 8t. Elb-ah-tk'?.
David Ia-?an. SZ. 512 M at. ne.
I-auna S. Pia-ter. 38. Provtdani-e Hoapital.
William T. Klli?. 53. Dartela Hoapital.
Harr)- H. Harter. 34. 13a* nth at. aa.
? liarle? I. Clement?, 1. 13? Md. ave. ne.
Mary H. Parker. T*. 2410 N at- ?w.
? levate Jefferson, 10. Providence Hoapital.
lieorge Trowe. 49, 10 Tth ?t. ne.
iw-iimie B. lireenleaf ?0. IMS ?Tth pi. ?w.
Kliaatarth V. Wilviai. 7?. MI9 O ?t. ae.
Sarah P. Scott. 72. :??? O et. nw.
John Taylor. ?4. WaehintrUau Aa>liim Hoaiat?L
Haniel H. Kane. 53. ??Iter Heed Homital.
l'ani M. AltiiiBu. 2 tnontha. 71 Seaton pi nw.
COLOREO.
Klai? Bniee, ft ytaT?. 171? Seaton at. nw.
Harriet laica?. 71. Home for Aw .1 and Infirm,
kicbard l'alne. ."2. Kniergencv ll.iepital.
Benjamin I.e?i?. W, it-rg-ld II. yml.
DIED.
BOOTH?On. Sunday. January ?, 1918.
at 12:30 a. m., OATH ? KINK, wid
ow of Joseph Hooth.
Funeral from the residence of her
daughter, Mr?. Mamie Beamy, (CS
Pennsylvania avenue southea.it.
today, at 8:30 a. m. Relative? and
friends Invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
BRI'CE?Entered Into eternal rest on
Sunday. January ?;. 1918. at 11
o'clock a. m.. at her r?sidence. 1719
Seaton street northwest. ELSIE
BRI'CE, beloved mother of Martha
Hill and William Krigg*. grand
mother of Kl? .inora Hill Marshall
and grandmo! lu-r-ln-law of Ernett
Marshall and mother-in-law of
Burl E. Hill.
Funeral from her late residence to
mororw at 2 n. m. Relatives anil
friends Invited.
DENHAM?On Saturday. January 5.
1918. MARGARET DENHAM. aged
as years.
Funeral from the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. Olive Payne, 918
? street southeast, at 11 a. m. In- j
terment Congressional Cemetery.
El ?WARDS?Entered into eternal rest
on Sunday. Januarv 6. 191?, at ?
?. m., ALICE B.. beloved wife of
J. W. Edward*?, aged 54 year?.
Funeral from her late residence. ?
Thirty-fourth and Ash streets. |
Mount Rainier. Md.. tomorrow al
2 p. m. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend. Interment at
Olenwood Cemetery. (Fairfax
County, V?.. papers please copy.)
EGERTON?On Saturday. January 5,
1918. at the D. S. Naval Hospital.
Philadelphia. Pa., of illness con
tracted in line of duty in Prance.
Chief Electrician J. GEORGE I
EGERTON. II. S. N. R. F.. eldest '
son of Graham and Julia D.
Egerton, In the 2Sth year of his
age.
Funeral ?ervlce? from the chapel of
W. R. Speare Company. 12US H
street northwest, Tuesday. Janu
ary 8, 1918, at 11 o'clock a. m. In
terment at Arlington National
Cemetery.
FRIEL?On Sunday. January 6. 191S.
at 10:40 a. m., at his residence,
1745 Willard street northwest
JOHN A. FRIEL. beloved hus
band of the late Nellie F. Ftiel.
Funeral tomorrow from St. Paul's
Church, at 9 a. ra.
OERMEROTH?On Januarv ?. 191S.
?t 12:30 p. m.. at his residence. LTO
F street northwest, HENRY
O.ERMEROTH. beloved husband
of Dora Gcrmeroth and brother of
Mrs. Mary John.-un and Mrs. Anna
Beatty.
Funeral from Deal's undertaking
establishment at 11 a. m. tomor
row.
HARTNETT?Suddenly, on Sundav,
January 6, 191S. at his resilience.
?U F street northwest. JOHN C,
beloved husband of the late -Marv
A. Hartnett.
Funeral from Zurhorst's parlors
today at $:30 a. m., thence to St.
Patrick's Church, where requiem
mass will ba ?mng at 9 a. m. for
the repose of his soul. Interment
t private) at Mount Olivet Ceme
tery.
DIED.
GRAYSON-Departed thle life. Sun
day. January ?, 191?, at 11:30 p. m..
at the residence of hi? devoted aon,
William Grayeon. (H9 Florida ave
nue northwest, in hla 83d year,
GEORGE GRAYSON. the devoted
husband of the late Merlati Gray
?jon. He leave? to mourn their losa
four sons and two daughters,
George, jr.; Henry, Lewie and
William. Mary and Nola.
Funeral today at 8 p. m.? from the
above re.-idt.nee. Interment W#?
neaday, January 9, in family ceme
tery. Independent Hill. Prince
William County, Va. Relatives
and friends invited.
HAYHOK-On Sunday, January ?.
11-18, at 7:W p. m.? ELLEN, be
loved wife of George. Ha.wfto*'
Funeral from her late residence.
36HO Eleventh street northwest, to
day at 2 p. m. Relatives and
friend? invited. Interment ipri
vatej at Rock Creek Cemetery.
??.??-?? January 7, 1918. at Walter
Keed Hoapital. Capt. DANIEL
HIGBEE KANE. Quartermaster
Reserve Corps. husband of Beryl
Keith Kane and aon of the late
Admiral Theodore F. Kant.
Hurial at Marion. Maes. 'San Fran
Ltsco papera please copy, ?
KEARNEY?On D-ecember 21, 1917. at
I>enver, Culo.. JOSEPH LAW
RENCE, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Kearney, brother of J. C.
Kearnev ?nd Hit M. C. Gasney.
Funeral "from George Wist*, under
taker.- 15W0 M street, today. Mass
at Holy Trinity Church :tt I a
m Funeral jji ivate. Interment at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
KKNT-On Wednesday. January ?,
191S, at the home of tur aon. A.
W. Kent. in Havana. Cuba.
-'ARRIE E. widow of the late
Kev. Aleumder Kent, aeed 75
year*.
Funeral services at Havana.
LOGAN?On Saturday. January 5.
IM*, at 11 p. m.. DAVID LO? AN,
beloved husband of Nora h Logan
(nee Gnrtrell.)
Funeral fi,<n. his lat?- residence. 012
M street northeast, today at ?
p. in.
NOR Riti?On Sunday. January ?, 191?.
at \2:X? p. in., at her residence, 4i*
F atreet southwest, MARY J.. be
loved wife of C. R. Norris.
Funeral from St; Dominic's Church.
Tuesday, January 8 at i* a- m- in
terment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Kindly omit flowers.
MORRIS?On Sunday, January ?.
1918, at her residence. 1ZM L street
northwest, LAURA J.. widow of
the late William Judson Morris.
Funeral service at her late residence,
today at 5 o'clock p. m. Interment
Lebanon, Ohio?
NOSKE?On Sunday. January ?. MS.
at her residence. 3404 Baker street,
BiVntwood, Md.. NAOMI T.
NOSKE, daughter of Charles W.
and Pauline A. Noske, aged 17
years.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 p. m. Rela
tives and friends i ? ? il ed. I nfer
Tnent Prospect Hill Cemetery.
PARKER?On January 5, 191S, MARY
?.. beloved mother of W. H.
Parker, at the residence of her
son, 2-110 North Capitol street.
Funeral from her lat<- residence this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Oak Hill Cemetery. (Medina,
?. Y., paper please copy.)
PR1NTZ?On Sunday, Januarv 6. 1918,
CATHERINE E., widow of Janes
Prints, aged 77 years.
Funeral from her late residence. 722
Ninth street northeast, today at
2 P. m. Interment private.
SCOTT?On Sunday. January ?. W8.
at 12:30 p. m.. SARAH P.. beloved
widow of the late John Scott.
Funeral from her late residence.
303t O street northwest, today nt
.1 p. m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment (private) Glecr
wood Cemetery,
THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM AT WASHINGTONS LEADING MOTION PICTURE HOUSES
Week Ending January 12, 1918.
Loews' Columbia
Moore's Garden.
Moore's Strand.
Moore'a Plaza.
Crandall's.
Crandall's Savoy_
Crandall's Avenue Grand.
Crandall's Apollo.
Crandall's Knickerbocker.
CrahdaU'e American....
Leader Theater.
Monday.
Pa?,la. Frederick I?
-Mr?. Ila??'.
_ Defen.e."
atina Goodrlrh
"Her Secad
Hn.baad."
Fiorane* Reed
la
?Today."
?Va- s. Hart
la
"The Primal Lare.'
Dona-la? Falrbnnka?
n? "Re?ralas far
tt? ?Ma'
M?ra.erltr 4 lark Im
**???'? M???M
aman
Vlvlaa Marti. I.
"Molly -ntaa
atae*n
Kcx Beach'? Sensa
tl.??l
"The Aaetlaa Bloc?*
Tuesday.
Same ?? Mandar.
?4?? e a? Mondar.
Same ?? Monday.
?ame a? M?a?ay.
Iforsaa Taimada?* I?
"T?a.- Secret af the
Mana Country."
Mae Mar.h la
"The Cinderella
Mea*?
Datarte? Kalrbank?
la ?Reachlnc far the
Wav ?, Hart
Ib
*T?? Ml?t Un.?
Viaria? Mart?n
la "The
Tr?Ih-laator.'1
Vli___a Fe-t?a'
ta ?Stolen H.a.r.?
I'arlrle Blaekwrell I?
"The l..od-for
_M_Ime"
Llaa Cavai?nrl _?
???are De
?^t?t?
Mat_n?rlte Clel
ia
-Bah?? Bargia."
?aaae a? Mondar
Wednesday.
'??4? ?? Tiiradar.
I? Badie * Herbert
la "The Maa \Ml?out
a Conntrr."
?"?me a* Turala;.
Wintern Ituuell
la
"Me?? T.rk l.uek."
?aaae a? Tarada-.
Same a? Tar.day
?ame a? Taeaday
Allee Joyce la
"The Fettered
Woman
WIIHam ?. Hart la'
"The Narrow
Trala**"
Rame ?? ???-???
Thursday.
Vlvlaa Marti.
In?
?The Fair Barbaria?
Friday.
Same a? Tharaday.
f?ame a? Wednesday.
tiraee Valentia? imi
Jame? Morrlxon lai
"llahbllaa- Tonmic? "
*??? a? Wednesday.
Sante a? Wednesday.
Kltty fiordo, la
"Diamond, aad
FearI?*?
El*le Fer_n?on la
"The R?? ?f Jennie
< u.klng
llarold r,o?-kwo?d la
"The Sr?u?re De
ceiver"
Clara Klmball Yonn*
?Shirley Kay- :
Dorothy Kelly aa?
Manta*-? Love la
The ____gS__fj
Same a? \\ ed.r.day
II
Same a? Thnraday.
Same a? Thni-??y.
Knrl. William?
In
"la the llalaaaee."
"kitty ?orden la
"Dlntnond? and
Penrl?."
Harold I.ockwood la
"The Najaare De
ce I ver*?_
Alice .lo?ce la
"The Fettered
4\ ninna**
Fatty Arbuckle la
"A Country Her?"
Lina 4'nvalierl la
"The Ktern.l
Tem-atre??"
Same a? Tharaday
Harald Lock??od la
?The Squure De
ceiver"
Sa*?e a? Thursday
Saturday.
Same a? Friday.
Rath < llfford
la "The Savane."
Same a? Friday.
S?mr ?a Friday.
Same a? Friday.
Harry ?lorey h
?Who ?.ora
There f
Harold Look?o.d la
"The Sqvnre De*
eelve?*"
?nd ?eyateae Com
edy ?Lo?t?a ?link??
Vlvlaa Martin In
?Molly Kntanalcd"
Fatty A r hack Ir In
?A Canntry Hero"
Emily Stevcna
la
"Outwitted"
Pauline Frederick In
?The Hungry
Heart"
Same a? Friday
DIED.
BTROTHBR?On Sunday. January ?,
1918, at her daughter's residence,
Mrs. A. J. Byrne. IM? Third street
northwest. ?OPHRONIA ELIZA
BETH, beloved wife of the late
Daniel W. Btrother.
Kuneral from h?r daughter'? real
dene tomorrow at I p. m. Rela
tive* and friend* Invitad to at
tend. Interment (privat?), at Glen
wood Cemetery.
TROW?On Sunday. January *. 1H1
at >:15 p. m., at his reaidenc?. 10
Seventh street northeast,GKOROE, '
beloved husband of the lata Katie
Trow.
Funeral ?ervlce? at Oeler*? under
taking establishment it I -, a
tomorrow. Service? conducted by
the Son? of St. George, to be held
?t the ?rave in Rock Creek Ceme
tery. Kindly omit dower?.
WADE?On Sunday, January ?, lili
KANNIB M. WADE, widow ?1
John W. Wade, aged 88 year?.
Funeral from her late residence,
1146 Eighth ?treat northwest. In
WII-80N?On Monday. January t,
ferment Oak Hill Cemetery.
H18, ELIZABETH V. C, widow
or Rer. Jacob D. Wilson, in tbe
HOth year of her ?ae. Feiend? ?nd
relative? may view the deceased at
the chapel, 7-0 Eleventh atreet
?outheact.
Funeral (private) tomorrow at I
t p. m.
WHITE?Died auddenly, January T.
1*18, at hi? late residence. <C1
Third street northwest CHARLES
E. WHITE, at-ed 7?.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS
/
TILI.MOX? a*?cv ttT??LItNIO 1t5*
Ml,IN 5512 5??3^&???? LADy
1730-32 PA y?mS?^S^UInAa,'*',AN't
AviNui mm tnjn^m chapo!
Eatabliatud 1*T1 Pbooe Cui. Ita.
THE S. H. HI-fF? CO.
W. B. r. BINES. Man?,?'.
Hoc-elite PuD?ral Parlora.
?an roruTEKNTU ht. n. w.
JOHN!?.. WRIGHT CO.._
1337 10th St. N. W. Phone N. 47
Al TllMOBILK SERVICE. t
FUNERAL DESIGNS. _
GEO. C SHiUTER BiCft
IXI-BESSIVE FLORAL EUBLCM9 PhoD, M.
Il MODERATE PRICKS. ?1*11-01
Prat.*? and Careful Anto Deliver-- Sente..
_U_
Appropriate Floral Token.
Artia-a- iu??aalia laetpentiv?
Gude Bro*. Co., 1214 F Street.
rroK.pt tolo to: very eer-we.
HELP WANTED?MALL
W.lMKh VVH?TK AND Ct.LOUK? ?ABE
inni-? truck??, ?.75 err dav. USShj -taa>
tiruar. ADAMS EXPBEKrj I'll, Secon*. and
??- -.- or.
V\ A ? i 1.11 TW <> IHMIn ?????-??? rl.EBK? !
Api I- BE? KKB'S ?????.?. HM Tth at. I!? !
?VAi\rre?~c?i?iP?^^ and
laborers for work on Key Bridge
across Potomac River. Apply Field
Office, foot of 35th street.
WANTED
50 BOYS
WaANTED
Because of the demand for
The Herald and the difficulty in
securing adequate help in Wash
ington, the following route agents
of The Herald need boys to de
liver the paper mornings. There's
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. ave. se.
TEMPS. ?. ?.. 1018 K st. ne.
?ncoln 5605. Col. 4861.
PITTS. C. M. 2624 University
PI; Col. 6126-w.
CC*URTNEY. D. 8 G st. ??
Lincoln 758.
LOWE. C. ?.. 2627 13th st. nw.
Ph. Col. 3267.
DUMBERTH. D. F.. 1226 31 st *t.
nw. W. 560.
LEHMAN, R. O., 807 H st. nw.
ORCHARD. JOHN. The Loudoun.
314 E. Capitol st. L 1335-w.
SEATTON. W. P.. 1928 New
Hampshire ave. ?. 1942.
SMITH. H. C, 803 C st. sw. M.
1576.
WHITMARSH. 124 W st. nw. N.
9529.
WANTED ? BOYS WHO AT
tend public or hiph school to
work cvcninKs; can earn $15
weekly; healthy -work and splen
did surroundings. Apply Mr.
SEE, Western Union Tel. Co,
1401 F st. nw._ _
MEN AND BOYS WITH MOTOR
cycles or bicycles; excellent sal
ary ; permanent employment ; splen
did surroundings and chance for
advancement. Apply Mr. SEE, 1401
F st. nw.
AN Opi't-KTI'MTk' WITH THE G?.??>-_
vania Railroail Comronv for car repairmen,
frtiirtit band-??, machinieta, hil-vrs, freitht
tir?'? men, .hite and coWcd labor?*?, and mra
lor varimi? ithi-r occupation. Aprly 409 N. J.
aae?. ?p. Waahintton, or auntbaaat corner Cal
?ert and tVnt.r ?t?. Baltimore, or with the
K. T* I?. A tt. I- R... Brooke av... Norfolk.
Va._ _ _
WANTED--? RI GH ? BOY TO
work in editorial department of
The Washington Herald. Apply
CITY EDITOR._
MACHINISTS, BOILKRMAKEHS. MACH??S
lati' helper?, boHi-T-makcT?' bc-tper-, clerke,
m-H-crBrr boya, be ?rea-te and r.nil porter?-.
whit*, und rvilored labcrera. Appi* Boom 30?,
G? i on ftuti-in. _
HELP ?TINTED?FEMALE.
HIGH ??'????? -.IRL. WITH KNOWI-BMfll
of siiorthand (Pltmrtn or Graham) and type
writing. Opportunity for ambif?oua girl to get
exwriertct? In real ?state office. Good Mlary;
rapid ?d?.Ut*->7*m?jt. WILLIAM F. MATTBSON,
Sil Colorado Bid* Phot... Main \m._
WaXTED-^AI'AB?JC WHITE GIRL TO AS
?iit In car? of children of aehool ss* and in
npeUirs hguaW-rork; no rooking or laundry; a
good position with ??tiafartory wage* to c-omi?
tent applicant- Heat ref-rroc-?-e mi tared.
Phrme Colurohia TT. -_ _
orni* WANTED FOB real ESTATE ?G
floe; experience nnn^oeaaary ; muet have knowl
edge of ahorthand and tvpewriting : good aalary
and opportunity for advancement- BOX ST.
Harald office._
NEAT COLORED GIRLS FOU WAlTRES?**-3
in Amerioin plan cafe; moat be ?i-m?*?.
TTTF n-RinnroN, ?? ????????? ??t. nw.
Help W.-ted-M?.? ud Fem_U
WANi-D^iFTY MALE ok ft
male ?oliciton. -igtest opportvini
ty of the KiKD for hustler?. See
MR. TALBOT at The Washington
Herald between 9 and 12 o'clock
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
Firit aid to the apartment seek
er will be from tbe ?mall ad col
umn? of The Washington Herald
Watch tbe announcements of dis
play- advertiser? ajso.
FOR RENT?FURNISHED ROOMS
?*n? uni ?t .\4v.-yva__ ?booKB?T?kt
room; ?li am non- lor am paran. 0t tat
?wo; nrinu? faaaDy: tim ma ot pac?r; mar am
bae. CoL tat.
WAJfTED?ROOMS AND BOARD
Vt ANTt_>-RO?)-?e ASO KB f?a\
bntlmTT and atatirr; furniab?*?, at inferaI'h11,
la quiet bone near Ilih at ear tea. BOX K.
Mera Ut off?m*.
REAL ESTATE.
CABIN JOHN PARK.
ATTBACTIVE .??G???? HOMES.
J. B. TOMUNSON. Bt SO. BUM. ?. ?
IT WILL PAT TOU
To Investirete at Once The??
Henutifal
Greater Capitol Heifhts Lob
Only $20 Each
$1 Cash $1 Month
TAKE ? ST. G??. GET OFF (lit
ST. N. E. OVE CAR FARE,
? TICK?TS. tie.
OFFICES: Main Office, ??? M. T.
Ave. ?. *(*,-. On Ground?, ?lit
and r* fit?. N. B.
OWN TOI'R OWN HOME?IT PATS
O. B. ZANTZ1NOER. 901 N. T. Ave.
Careful Investments
Of mont} In Kim Dwd? of Tra? (FI?I Mori.
mata) ao Waah?a?u, D. C, Real "?Uta urmtt
fit? tbe fsll intenm pr??ed a?S tb? ??un al
?II tb< ra-lroflt? dt?, ita?n?t? et ?bt rarrfeai
loo???? ??? ?altu? ot* oc?e ???ari?!?, aad tba?
?t. M a-btaet to taxation. W? ??? bee? an?
??full? Iina?i1 ? mmkit,? t?n? te?ar?ero
for oui client, tor ??? ??n . qamn _ ?
??trarr. lainOEf?. 0?, 0? to 110,0??, at ?.
54?. ?nd ? let east Dow amdr (or d?liter?. I?nje
lo?e*anrrta triada.
WM. H. SAUNDERS t CO..
Southern Bo-di-f, 807 15th St
FOR SALE?HOTEL.
POR HAU: ?..?-?.\???> HOTFL. ?o uooua
att-im .'<e* ntrer tb?*eter-, imi?r ?d at-tire?.
Inquire TM???*. McnONAU?. ?M ? ?-omine al*?.,
?t'-ranta?. l'a.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4\ 1????44 srHE?!,l a~D IHADR?.
4\-|\I?iW -HAUts la?.DE TO ORD??.
tin*, <ip?ioe on H. H. Rolle??
J. C. rBEINKERT. !? Il a*, aa.
_Pbone U ?'.g._tfxl?
MA-V-RBSS*-?.
????? ESSES RENOVATE!> A!4T* KXatAlrE.
?- Pra?pt att?u?n to anbarban unm?
CAl'ITOL RIMI V ????? OO., ttV? G u.
?. 111?._ ?
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR MIE._
ALTO CLEARANCE SALE.
H-.lan-n Su.kt > t. _>1T: almnct new and in
perfect rof_i1ui<in. Thie cut carri?-? the
?T.ginaJ (uarant<T4f>i end haj ?-De extra
tir- ... .H W
Hu,!?.-? Ufi? MB, 19)??, in perfect nn-?iaa
i al caa.'iit?4?i; paint io good condition ;
l?-:ttry ?4io?_, t?rte r*->?. BP
H?da-yn Liebt Sia. m?; ia perfect Berhan
i._l ?Tenditi.-?; paiat ia O. K., bettery
eoo! and tire? food. **>
Badana Fonr. Model G 19U; m Al eendi
tioo: ?ran le t?ourht fur. . ?aV
dandi?r Twiriag l?.: : a'a-oat new, eritb
?.4urk, ?aaeaat, aartra tiaa ??ad fine aet of
aast oorere. . 1 21
Natit-mai J2. 19K Tf-.n?a?; car la aia* eaa.
d.uoc and a bargain at?. a_t
Packard Tucrins. ?913; Di ?a it .*:?.: M and
r?-ry ncrntly oTeiiuuled ; bas fina tira?
end nife ?-?-at ????t* . TJI
M arm ?-. ?p-r*??tter. 1913; a enapi- lootin?
art down cut ??.at ?ill mette a btf hit... **aV
- Teoatac ?-??: 'a "?<? condi
ti.*.; 4 r.v. nl-r-. ?aaa1 tir?**... HI
?-!??? RnadeTer. _M; in Al onoditiie aa
to i.iirt. hatt-Ei aiid -tee?. ?
In ade?'?'**? to tb?? abore ?e ha'a ?Mbti care
for jot. to at. -? fr m.
We ??tend direr*'- .-rhind mrr ?-ara. Wl.at ?*e
??..> thr?/ are th? ? ar?*, >?>_ ?-an da.??od aivs It,
.>>n>e to t-e ua.
SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY.
613 G St N. W. M. 9790
FOR RIRR.
?GG.? AND CLOSED CARS. IT? MODEL
Tri?, 90c. 7tr SI; p? ho_. $].? a?1 $ JC,
t?rcf ul whit? chauffeur?. Phone .??wo? _.
S__? LINCOLN 51
Ml block?.- ? ?
?It? Proper.?>.........?.?. .1?
Hh.ifT???. pat hour......?.?.. ??
**??irinc .M..M? I??
CE.MBA- TAXI C3MPANT, IM?
_ ?
AITO ArCE??ORIES.
Polarine Auto Oil, OC
a gallon.OOC
Jumbo Jiant Spark OO
Plugs, each.OemeC
30x3'/2 Nonskid F? QQ
Gibeon, 25 H St. N. W.
Tri. Main 1??
?G?? ? KP AIR..
When tou want your car im
paired voti want it done quickly.
The ads in this column will be
only of reliable concerns.
AXT SERVIC-. ANT TllalE. aK? PLACE.
Auto? ft any make and as? repaired or rabtult.
Portia f.ifd while ?cu wait. Stora??. ROB
ROT alACKET, SU -th ?. m. I_??I OB.
_tf
AUTOGENOUS WELIUNO AND RADlATtjB
work. Feeder? repair?.*. ; e?tt?? leiuu???! ; ?arto
?paintn, ??a????? Bri. Co.. mm Ul? Vu ???, on.
_M
PRICE CAN ??? IT. WKIJJINO Ot ALL
maula rjital to arm. k?pert aoto prpalrln?.
Price a Aulo Remit Shop, :?_ H. 4?pttoi? N.
?fe*.
?
BROKEN CAST IRON
Aad Ml rr riK'a- weMfd b- k-.Toeinv.-je prooaa.
WELDIT CO.. RO N. J. a*e. nw. Un. Sea.
W?? hoi?rt ??? ordt-r) aad r-pair r??fr__erat-ora.
FOR SALE?GARAGES.
(;tf A OARAdE THAT "WILL OCTLa?T
any ?.rage in tbe market in appearance, dnra
bililT. and r??". V. T. H. BIEN. It? G ?.
nw. Phoee M. Jl?. _
yjxNTEO JO BUT.
WE PUT AXD ~8a*LL FCRNITCRB. A
tiial ItaDnnt gHERMANS. 114] l_ M.
nw.?K415 N. T. ?re. ?w. phope K. 3r*t. tf_
W?lST?ALI. IN ?G? CNl.?TTIR*->"??*TO
Biobile, cil? or r?burhen, end pay ?oq biche??
price? for hidM?'. ?rtrtaararn'a, eh???m'e d?
carded c?oU.ini, of au doaerir??.???. Add?aa
poMAI ot phone. I ?HJ ?_ K. BICI. 11B ~IA
?. nw. M. lit?.
_?
BHBfc nr ^xr.tii d?scriptTon, bin?
OWm-V a> ???_ l0 .?tire bhnuIm Mai?
24?. PCARL-AN'I BOOK 8??G. ? V
?t. ?w.
-3??G?
WASH. l?KK CO.. Uta ?nd O M. Une Ma
at
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
?ECORDS-VlCTOR, OOLCMBIA, AKD HM'
SON-boosht. aolo. ari ??itumafl.
RJSCOBD BZOBAKGB,
r*- ?. m n?*. n? ?th ?t nw
For Your
I
A*-*con-uii*xUti>on
P?cate phone your want ad*
to The Herald between 9 and
12 smaniate or between 2 and
5 p. m.
The telephone butine? it
lighter aad the tervke better
during thete hour?.
Mai* ?UOO, Brattea. 1.
MONET TO LOAN.
When you ?rant monrr yo?
?rant it promptly. Deal with re
liable concern? advertising in The
Herald_
?ttoNIT ?6 ioAH-mm to Mtjtt 0H ?, jj
Mal ?ata?, al? ? ?J trait fnaaa. ?It la t we
en*. AU tr.artilla, eeeteete? ait? nal at
?1 ?Barattava??? ?at aami.ua.
WM ? hAOKDEBK a OO?
?otTtan haaaam ?T Utt a*, a?.
_?
TO LOAM O* ?PrauTBD cWl
artrllatat alti
rrLEi? a b.'THEBTobd. lae. trr-?? at. ?
' ' *-*--*--?
_rEMOHAL
W'iRinXOltEX-L-AavOeUXU ? XIlEB A DaV
teewe lila.1? that r?a au bar et aa- aa
M eelt aad If *'a ere ebete a. at. aa? ta.
?aad, catar ?tat. Um -ran m a? bara, ta. a?
?ar aaw aatta. ?aaa. a. aa? at ti Ir la ata
hm vaiata, eme iVSTBt OlaD rraat-D,
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
OVE* 30 TEARS ^G^?6
Narrati? aad Sp-rval Diaaata? of Haa IB? Wotaa*.
D????. Bladder TV-aba?, ?tli'l? Batti PaV
aoaint. Eruption*. I'lcara, eaa* All 1-nvau Dav
eam Cured far tal. br ?ale MeOoea.
Charge* Low. Medkt-te FwiiW ?L
CONSULTATION FREE.
rrlialf- W nltl?? H-?-*>?. lor I ??*??-??
fmm Hour?. ? U- 1. j Mi. Ftp lay?. I? ti. 11
REFRIGERATORS. ICEBOXES.
McCRAY REFRIGERATORS.
Aad ?'?olla. Ilo.? Ar? I >r??a?l
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO.
We build (to order/ .aad ir-ah* n G??*?????.?
?1 F St. H. W. nUIKUl BSTL
sms
LOST.
LOST -KKATKKMT-r P1X ?? ITB TWO
Orcrk le-i. ra art ?riUi a?**at taa-i?aav and feat?
dlan. ? ?? Initial? "l?. W. a. aad ?. ? ? at
ea bac?. Renard. IS* Eorlid at. an?. Pt-vn.
Cl. ?a*. ?_
t?sT-TELJXlW -L?D WHITE AXV.iiBA
at ; valued a. gfcfl br ?aras. Kandlr avuti?*
Ut Twin, a?., a..
I7?-T H?-i?WX LF.ATUH- ?-l?Kr.TII'i.?C
oontauiint cTJaanond noi. haart art na*. ?aa?
?mall Chan?, aad fitar ear uct-eu. Lett, aa
Beata-d a, bet.?ea Pa- are. aad C
eu Utb ex. and rol-rad?. err ear.
B?-lum to VEXIE C AXTLTg, ?S ?Hi ?t- tr.
UOsT~ ivaTl'BUAT-H?.Ii I ORAL CAWS*
hrraaca. oral wiUi n-airi r i* band. Bfnnl
If i.e-cm-d to MKS. CLEXIH.MX, *?
Woodier place nw._
EOST-BLACK M?S BAO CONTA fXI ??
aton-y and va?-abi. rac?pt? a?? pea. Paaal
,1??*?>1? -*H. R.vraid.
?7*T ~? CiU? a HAMILTON USV*}
araldi: inftaate "af. E. K." Lib-eal *aW**a
R-- t ? : :7rfh at. nw.
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
MOVING
W? t-xmith luge padded ?ana be', -avafn! ???
lo handle rr-or fenda.
rACh?EK?-i ef farttt-re. ptanoa,
tear. ???-*. e\m%vtXuwnc*o torn ot-ly.
SHIPPING tc all part* *rf the I
?TO-RAGE Io? fura-uii-a, punir?, and boa??
bold ivTw-t-jj.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS.
SAFETY FIRST.
ABSOtCTELT FIREPROOF
Bran? S. aa* op. Movi?? asi
CMTED STATES fcTORAGE OO?
at. a?. M. 17-5. tf
?r? B..--I.K far .tar?
.... ?. -???, ?. a???.
KMITH-S TKAMIPra
et ?Toitac.E co- ?ia
a. ?iaht pa. ?. turns.
_?
??
EDUCATIONAL
THE TIME TO START.
i. aoooixtanct-c r. a. an* *?. ?* a.
??. B-.ncaa Advn-i. -?*?
'-.rporstk-?. Anditans. Err
J. SHORTHAND OB ??????????? u tt
?. ? II.
S. PRA FTTS-i. ata-b. ?a? An?., ?al a ami
?. PREPARAT? ???. ?7 it Bvoata. lU-? r?i-?
for atafle aubaanae
L ?!BAI>K SCHiXvl.. IH' ?r B-wii?
? ErtaClaL C<>rBSES-i-b?t fwr. Wrtln?.
Biaunraa T?ncluh. P-t'i- M?-aa-nr v'nar
acter aal!??. laaa-ii?. I
lajrr-?t Privat. Schal ta Wajblrt?---a
Iipert lataatr. V U G 1 Pa? Rcbonl.
?avtaaa? Pnav. I.IILv.ft. \,j ? ?.?
T.*?..???.?? *I--at. -aavoaa. Cell everin?. bv EL?
rrent-u , ?t*n?t_ m- -.?h ?t ?? tue?
SPECIAL N0T1CL
???>?a?t ni sr-r-rios l. article \h\
of Hi lam, n -i-r ta hiT'-?-? titra that tb.
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