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CAMP LEE TRIMS
Q. M. C. TRIBE
Capt. Harris' 320th Infan
try Men Play Good Ball
at Park.
Urti
Cat???la Jo? Harria and hi? ?th
Infantry baaeball team had ao trou
ble la tTAtfeating the tjtaai^rinaater
Corpa team of Fart Myer by th? on?
aaided ?cor? ot 14 to L
Harria came bare with a major
league ball club, aa (our of hla team
mate? were either In the National or
American League and hi? three hurl
era were the whole works. Davi?, the
?Hr?t man to do mound duty, worked
flva Inning? and allowed one hit and
?at tan down altar tanning tha air.
Ha waa followed oa th? mound by
Rodkey, of Brooklyn, who waa on
tha flrlng line for three Inning?, not
yielding a bit. and waa never In
dancer of being ?cored upon, aa not
a man reached th? Initial aack. Rod
key waa followed by Miljo?. auaao of
the Brooklyn National League Club,
who had bean pasturing In canter Held
during the ?arty ata??? of th? gam?.
When he ascended the mound In tbe
final Inning ha allowed one hit. aad
paaatd a man. but thla Individual
never saw tha midway ?station.
Speaker Cham ? CUrk ipe.ted the
carne by throwing out the ball to Urn
pare Natia. Qoldberg opened th?
?atta?? for the Quartermasters with a
?cratch Adas'?, took ?second on in out
?ad ?cored while Harri? w?? fielding
oat Peony TMa ?tt the only time
a man of the Qu?rterm?ster Corpa
aaw the far corner, aa In tha other
inning? they were retired In one-two
three order.
In tha Infantrymen'? half of the
Drat. Semen? ?angled but w?s forced
?t aeoood by Emmery. Young forced
Emmery at second, hut he atole a
minute later. Harris wa? given a
baa?? on balls, as he looked dangerous.
Toung and Harris worked the double
?teal and both acorad on Lloyd'?
trini? to the ?core board.
Tha visitors scored on? or more
run? la the second, third, fourth and
fifth. Brunnett? held the Soldier?
?at? la the ?i: th. but In th? ?eventh
on two hit? one more tally waa put
over the v?ate. After one man was
down Emmery waa given a life at
flrat. Toung fouled out to O'Day.
Harris doubled to fight, but was
? aught between third and home, when
ha tried to -stretch hi? hit. which
allowed Emmery to ?cor? with the
laut tally for the game.
The Infantrymen allowed ?ome fait
fielding and hit the ball to all cor
nera of the lot. Toung. at abort
mad? the fielding feature play of the
game when he took a throk from
Stanley with bla gloved hand to
catch Knock ateallng. which got him
a lot of applause. The ?core:
t? Ira/. AB H O A ? Q. G. AB ? ? A E
Semma.rt. 5 ? ? ? ?Ooldlsert.lf. A i 1 1 ?
?vaster?.? . 11?: ?iMe.lb.. A ? 3 I J
Tottaatjt*. . ( ? ] 2 1 I-?nv.3b... ? ? ? 1 ?
Harri?.:? . 1.1?? 0 Hanlsrr rf . 4 ? 1 ? I
Uovd.lf . SS*? A And'sOB.rf. 1 ? ? 1 4
Andata*.:*?. } t ? 1 atOUl.?... J ? S 3 I
Kam.2b.... 3 ? ? 1 ? Hnrr-n. ??.. ? ? 3 A ?
aA?joacfp. lili VEnor...? . . * ? t 2 0
s*.aJo.c.. 3 2*3 A?Brune?tt?.? : ? 3 "> ?
n??ts.p . UBI? -
Rodkey.p.. : 1 ? ? (? Total?... a 1 M 1? ?
?Leetlrr... ?????!
Turala . a 11 S ? li
'Batted for Deva? in fifth
-score by inningf
?aHh lafsnlrr . 31 *k? IT-li
i?.i?rtv:mait;r Corps .100 Of* fata- I
?tuaeaerr: Rutta-Seaaao?. .: Enaararry. 3:
Y'.unf. 3; Harrt*. 2; Lloyd, Milice. 2; stanle?.
I; LoeffWr. (aoMbrrt. l-ett ora bea??-*3IMa In
ssatT?, 5; Qusatermaster ror;? 3. First bee?
on raalat?Off Brutaaarttt. T. Vf ftodkey. 1. In
? >nae r?tcnasr]?-Br Dati?. 3 ray Rodbey. 3: by
Mil;.?.. 1 Hit? made-riff Daria. 1: off Miljo..
1. strtack nut-By Davis, 1?; by aaortvkcv. I:
ass Uilir?, I. Thereto*, hit?? LioTd. 1 T>
r>a*- lilta? Hams. Itati?. ?Solen lis*?*?*? Msansiii
Hear???/. Young. 3: Harria. A; Lloyd. Mils?*.
? vanir ? Hit br pitcher?Br Brunnetts. J.
Wilil ritcraea-Devia, Bodhey. Pasead bells
si.vuls.?. Eaaca-k. 3. Umeiras-Navai ?nd Pisano
Tm? of sam? 2 hour?.
Tetbnical Captare? Honor?.
In ? dual track meet yeatcrda."
Technical captured the points ovar
Western by 79 to 37. Technical wa?
nut In front all the way as it.? ?lash
-nd hurdle men were far in advance
of those used by Western.
Summaries) dual trarli meet.
Hundred ani t-ent\-yard high hurdles
?V*a?ryn, Western, first ; Locbler. Tech, eecon.l.
Hi-udrfd-rard daau-B ('arpenter. Tech. ?rst.
ateyasre. Western, second: Wight. Western,
third.
four hundred ?nd forty-ysrd ran?McNsmar*
Tech., Hast: Hough. Tech.. ses-ood. Daatdsca
Western, third.
Hop ?veti aad tump-H Carpenter. Tech,
?rat; Groas? Tech.. escorad. Nordlinser West
fro. third.
Running brrjed jump? B. Carpenter. Tech..
first AaroraABAt, Teck., second; H. Carpenti.
Tech.. third.
alia* nuA-Oroa*. Tech.. firat ; Hepllugrr.
Weetern. second; Vogel. Tech , third.
Two huridred ?rad t?s*nty-y*rd low hurdle
H. ?'arpenter. Tecfi tant: Scar?:der. Tech..
?eeond: Greve?. Wester?, third.
Two hitatdred and twenty y?rd daeri-F Tar
paater. Trek-, ?ret: M-ver?, Western, second
Davidson, Weatern, third.
Eight hundred ?nd eighty-yard ran?Clark.
Tech.. ?ret; Heavy. Western, sacond; Blackl
atone. Tech.. third.
1**?*? vault?Aaroneoe, Teck, ftrat; Potrei!,
Weatern. second; Romeyn, West.rn. third
shot put-OUrk. Tech.. first: ?>o*rick. West
em ?easond: Gur*vich. Tech., third.
Jat-lin? GtaTevkh. Tech.. first: Rovneyn
Weatern. second: Meyrrs. Weatern. third.
High -ump- Bnsl-v, Terb , Hont, Weatern
?rst nei! ; Aftrotaavsn. Tech. third.
St AtaWg Takt? Gum.
St. Jamea School w*? defeated to
Atav on Saterlee Field by St. Alban?.
M to ?.
Sexsmith did the box work for St.
Albana and Long for St. James. The
?t. Albana boys knocked six runs
off Long in the fifth. Score:
?r. A. AB H O A Kl St. J. AB ? ? A ?
Beano? Jb. 5 3 11 BS.wlsaea.3b ?3X13
Yeaanc.lf... ? : ? ? ?iHit?rt?rsn.c S 1 ? 1 1
r-arxseaitri.p 3 14 1 l|*.ong.r. S I 3 t ?
tshford.aa. 2 1 3 ( ? Markrav.'.h.. 5 5 A ? 0
Hasl.lb.. 3 ? 7 : ;;(iritTitk.cf.. 5 11??
Abo. aer 7? ?1*1 : Ednaondalf lit??
tBIea-eon.c. i 1 11 ? ? Knigtit.s? . 4 1*1*
ChiMree-tef 3 ? ? 1 ?l'ott*.tb.... 4*3!?
fee.rf. X ? ? ? -ICtKtoa.rf... 3 ? ? ? ?
ATntlto.rf.... ? I ? ? li -
-1 Tot.a? .. at ? 2* I A
Totali... JA StS 11 t?
Scere ht Itakit?
at. Alta??? . .*??*?11?-1?
??. Jame? .IM 1? *8?- *
luminary: Rime?Daavaaaat. Tous?. ?: Se-uroaita.
D Asbtord. He; I. Saoerneker. ChiUreat, Ne?
saan. I; Rerawtaon. 3: atarte?. Knight. Pott?.
Canton. Left oa Meae-St. Alban?, ?; St. Jana?.
A Pant trai?? ?a balle-Off Sea.miUi. t: OS
Unrig. ?. Innlns? pitrfied-By Snsnaitb. ?; by
Loag. ?. Struck oirt-By Sersnith. G. by Umm,
1. Taro-baee hit?-Toun?. SeiamiUi. Elleno?.
S'eaeman. Long. Sacrrtlce hits-St. Albera?. 3:
St. J.nae?. 1. Umpire-Mr. *f*rarbae. Time of
ssuaae 3 hour?.
WalUc? Geh Hifk Scort.
In the last block of the pocket bil
icarti match at the Grand Central
parlors Walter Wallace won from
?darks by STi to 390.
This wats tta exciting game and tt
waa not until tha laat night that the
winner waa aaaured, aa the ?core waa
ciotte all the time.
Neat week Wallace playa Dyer IS
pointa on Monday. Tuaaday and
Wednesday, or a total of 37S pointa
for the three nights.
Keep Posted on the Battles Being Fought
On the Western Front
The Sammies are in the thick of the fight. Do you know
where ?
Every move made is easily distinguishable in The Herald's
UP-TO-DATE WAR MAPS.
Get One and Be Able to "War Talk"
BOXERS HELP
YOUNG CHANEY
Andy
Has Williams and
Frush Putting Him in
Condition.
[ Baltimore. Md.. May 4-With
George Chancy. Kid William? and
Danny Fruah all on hand and
I lull.ing. -fount Chancy found himself
will cared for in the way ot aparring
partnera yeaterday in working out for
hla ten-round no-decision bout with
Champion Pete Herman next Wednes
day night at th? Lyric before the
American Athletic At?ociation. George
Chaney. tha boy for whom Andy went
when he ?ought a ring nickname, and
Kid William? furni?hed Herman's
coming opponent with the re ugh
work, while Danny Frush wss on
hand for the fancy business in th"
gym.
It did not require a brick house to
tumble on Andy to realize from ih<
Jump what a great chance he had in
meeting the New Orlean? title-holder
and he ha? set about his work with
the same snap and dash that ha?
characterized all of hi? recent
match?? in the squared eta--le. Al
though no decision will be given, Andy
U fully aware of the fact tl?t it ho
?how? to advantage over Herman,
there will be more work for him than
ever, both in his home town and out
or the city.
That the cut over his left ?ye
which he suststned in the bout with
Joe Burman recently, i? not causing
him any worry ?ras evidenced by the
| manner In which he went about hla
? work yeaterday. While this eye ha*
' not entirely healed. Andy ha? no fear
' of It? not ?seing entirely O, K. on
i Wednesday. He has it heavily plas
tered now, but roughed It with all of
! hi? partners yeaterday. Th? ?eight,
' which will oe 1? pound? ringside, 1?
. easy for him, and he ?hould be good
j ?id strong when he ?top? betwen the
! rope?.
Manager rsletxer ha? completed hi?
, entire card for the night. In addition
' to the main event there will be three
1 other ten-rounders. Mike traine, ine
well-known fighting policeman, of
Washington, is on the bills to face
I Jack Andrnwa, of Baltimore. Alile
Ma.k, who haa been a consisten?.
I winner of late, will tackle Young Gll
. ley. who haa been ?howing his old
? tune form in recent bout?. The other
? ten on the card will bring into action
'. Mickey Dougherty, of Baltimore, and
Mickey Hogan. of Kensington, near
rhlladclphls. Dougherty ha? made a
I great hit nere lately and hi? last win
over Battling Murray, of Philadel
phia, wa? no mean performance, by
any mean?.
Jack Barrys Team Wins.
r-ambriuge. Mass.. May 4.?Jack
Barry and hi? associate? of the Red
I Sox and Braves, playing their flrst
I game a? member? of the Boston
i Navy Yard team defeated Harvard
today, l.'-to-o.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE
Jveei? R. Williams. SS, and Ant rette it.
Ataos?, -, both nt til? city. Ber. Titus -
Daiw.
tut?tt f*ib?m Terril!. 33. Orense. Va , and
Ruth Stanford Mar. X. Rirhmnnri. Va. Ker.
Host, rd T. Do*???
Will,un J. Rama?, _. and Mae Lobo. a?.
boti! of Chiciao. IH. Res. Klebard Schmidt.
Jara?? M. Oat. _ and Mary Jane 8?yder.
? both of .tic?, .?. ?. Re?. P. J. Martin.
iVrt? S*???MHMk?r. DeBmct, N. T., and
Wilma KaatDcr, ?, Washington. Rer. P. A.
Menzel.
Willi? E. MeXillT. ? Pot-town. P?., ami
Mary F. l'reixhton. n, Washington. Rer.
(leorge B. Miller.
I?on lleorge lis ?is. _. New Tork Oit", and
Munie Loot? Piran, 14, Washington. Ker.
Jo_ SX Brifjts.
Pani B. Tborr.rvs SS. Cam den. N. J., aad
Edith M. (irlffin. _, West rbuadelphia. S_
Rer. T. ? Daais.
Alban Leon Brandt. M. U? I?nom attest
northwest, citr. and t'barlotte C. r?jtb, 24.
Brooklyn. N. T. St?.. John H Jeffries.
Anriet Steflenaon, T.. Washington, and Ma
ria Ella? (lemon?, -, Bacine. Wia. Rer.
C. R. Stetarm.
COLOB-O.
Syd?y Jara?. 3?. *rrankl? County. Va., and
Ida ("hamben. tt. Alberili?, X. c. Rer W. 8.
Jackson.
Almando HeTideraon. M. and rilad?? May
Dicker??, 14. both of Anaci?ia. Ber. Genre?
H. Waat.
Oiorge W. Bar, S3, and Mrs. Marta? J.
Pend let?n. II, both ot this city. Rer. William
D. Jin
nee?- W. Dodao? 14. and Massi. I?-, IS,
both of this citr. Rea. Dennia C Keerun.
Ckrene? K. Girjtaa, IT. ?nd Msbel fatter, IT.
both ot thi. citr. Rer. William A. Jnoaa.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
"?/HITE.
r*rederick J. and Marion E. Foe!?, boy.
Pend let?n ?. and Lister (i. Wood??, giri.
Jacob ?ad Mari? Wirts, girl.
I?rie? S. and Catherine A. Vemon. girl.
Harlan ? ?ad Rarriet A. Traer, boy.
Phillip and C.aUla Slatin, girl.
lit?g? D. aad ? iaabrth Reere?. girl.
Joseph L. tad Myrtle L. Rhodes, giti.
Frai- and Charta? Q. Po?, boy.
Josse? T. ?ad Mary A. O'Connor, ?tri
Josa F. and Mary E. Niland, boy.
-neat aad Starr M. Marone?, girl.
Willard B. ?ad Beata M. Montan, girl
1-ooi? and Iren. Maanakoia. boy.
Tmrothy J. ?ad Mary L. MrKinnin. ?tri.
Nathaniel J. and EU?beth Kahn, (tri.
Alexander and Say de Kopiin, girl
Una. L, ?tad EHI* M. Johtuon. girl and ix?
Jcwph W. ?sd Jean Hurl?-, stri.
Clarence M and Litad? ?. H?aret. atri
Herman aad Anna ftalmaa, btvy.
Henry A. ?nd Anne L. Flahw, ?In.
John If. end Edna E. raulconer. bog.
llhotaat D. ?ad Musa* EL Wyatt. earl
Edgar L aid Mary A. DeMrasaUnd. bo?
Lavarne? W. ?ad Ireaet? L. Clark?, boy
Horace H and ??*?!? O. Oatttt, girl.
Richard T. aad Mtry A. Bennett, boy.
Ltaalle L and Vergi? M. Rower? boy.
Enivra J asad Boa. M. Briuoo. tiri.
Robert ft ?ad Lillian M. Brown, boy.
COLORED
L limm W. and Lillian C Thoeaae. boy.
' ?"mil ?ni Mary E. Rlchirdatjn. girl.
DEATH RECORD.
DEATHS. ?
ftawne N. Luber, Tt rama. ISA A street aorth
tm
Edward atora?, TI year?, G S. soldlAsV Borne
Hospital.
Jemima eapaaTtaeT. ?? t****. TB Tblrtaataath
?treet Atmtheaet.
Joha W. Math?*??. 1? yawn, UM ? ??t??
?aartheaat.
Florence Pitto. ?J Tlart Ws?l?r*vton Aayltur.
Henry O. Welker. M year*. Walter Reed
Hospital.
Btaa? A. Feotrr. ?3 yaus. Tb? Portland Apart
Batta??
I M une D. satlery, ?0 teen, 1?70 Monroe street
? northwnt
? Rolen ?. Braaaw. fc jmra, tmonjeaej Hoe
I itel.
Alice B. I*?j?s?. 5? lean. 1413 Ninth
northeast.
I William A. (arai*-, 51 yean, IvatO Pennsylvania
avenue entitheaat.
Charles G. WatsheiV ? Ire???. 131 D atraat
?outheaet.
Edward B. SmiUi. 1 year. Ill? ?
?outheaet.
John 11 Sea: TI yeara St. Eataabetli'? Haarattal.
(.-.Uierin. P. Fbtlis, It rari. 13*? Monrrv?
staeet northweat.
Harry ?let. ? yean. Girteld Hoapital.
Gordon TV-aver. 3> years, Waltw Reed Hospital
Henry Msrthsll. ? yon. St. Bhabaatha
Hotapttal.
Eleraor rindley, ! Booth. lOAS Ctaae!? Alley
nr.rthweat.
Gsorg? M. Hill. 1 11 day*. Girflatd HtatpiUI.
COLORED
Willism A. J season. M yean. Tat Morton
street nortliwrat.
(*h*rle* Brown. TI year?. Ill r street eouthwest.
Errm* J. Harris. ?5 raen, 49 ITsanaeli
court eouthweet.
William W. Larvi?. 3> yean. Sfa TSeetaty-third
atreet aaotthvvea?.
Jsattea D. Rieharnaon, M, Washington AaTlrssa
Hospital.
Henrietta Pierce. S yean, ?at Rlrhardaoii
street northwest.
DIED.
j CHARITY-Departed thl? life May S.
1918, at 10 p. m., at her residence,
lanhtm, Md.. Mrs. IDA CHARITY.
! Kuneral services at Ebenezer M. ?.
Church, Lanham, Tuesday. May 7,
st 11 a. m. Relatives and friends
Invited.
? ui.I.INS-On Friday. May 3, 1918. at
3 p. m., JOHN I'.v the beloved son
of the late Patrick and Mary Col
lins.
Funeral from his sister's residence.
Mrs. M. A. Douglas. 121 F street
northwest. tomorrow at 8:30
I o'clock, thence to St. Aloysius
Church, where requiem mass will
be said at S a. rn. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Relatlvea and
friend? invited to attend.
I VOX-On Saturday. May 4. 1918, at
Casualty Hospital, at 8:aft a. in..
Mrs. LUCY G. COX. widow of R.
N. Cox.
Kuneral services at Lee's Sons'
? hapel, 332 Pennsylvania avenue,
at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Interment at
Congressional Cemetery.
! CRAIG?On Friday, May 3. 191?. at his
residence, 1030 Pennsylvania ave
nue southeast. WILLIAM ?.. be
loved husband of Julia S. Craig,
funeral will be held from his late
residence tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. Interment In Congressional
( 'emetery.
I?:I.I.ERY?Entered Into rest May 3,
1918. at 4:45 a. in . st her residence,
ls?ft Monroe street northwest, MAT
TIE D. ELLERY. widow of Albert
S. Ellery.
Funeral services 5:30 Tuesday. In
terment private.
I.VKRSON?On Friday, May 3. 1918.
I at 9:30 a, tat,, at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. \V. D. Skeen,
11? Adams street northwest, HI'L
I ? M., widow of the late Rurton
.1. Everson, in the S3rd year of her
ase.
Funeral services at the above ad
dress today at S p. m. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited.
Interment private.
FOLL?N?On Saturday. May 4. 1918. at
7 a. m.. CATHARINE C. FOLL?N,
widow of Albert F. Foll?n, at her
residence, 1336 Monroe street north
west.
Funeral services at Salem M. P.
Church, Forestvllle, Va., tomor
row at 2:? p. m.
FOSTER?At the Portland, Mav I,
191X. ROSE ADELAIDE FOStER.
wife Of Charles E. Foster.
Funeral services at her apartment
In the Portland tomorrow at 3 p.
m. Interment private.
1IACKLEY?Ot? Friday. May 3. 1918.
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
C. H. Rector. 317 Fifth street
northeast, Mrs. P A M L I A A.
HACKLEY. aged 73 years.
Burial at Wellington. Va. (War
renton and Luray papera please
copy.)
McRAE?On Friday. May J, 1918 at
her residence. 17S? Lanier place
northwest, ELIZABETH G. (nee
Conneil). beloved wife of Edward
W. McRae. in her 53d year.
Funeral from her late residence to
morrow at 8:30 a. m., thence to
St. Paul?? church Fifteenth and V
streets northwest, where mass will
he said at 9 o'clock. Relatives and
friends Invited.
S ?"WTO:-?"Entered Into rest Satur
day. May 4. 1918. at 5:30 a. m.. at
his residence, 611 8 street north
west, CARL f\ NEWTON.
Funeral from his late residence
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. Relatives
and frlenda Invited. Funeral pri
vate.
PINN?On Wedneeday, May 1. 1918, at
her residence, 218 V street north
west. GERTRUDE E. PINN, be
loved daughter of Emma Plnn and
the late Jam?? Plnn, and sister of
James C. Pinn.
Funeral from the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church today at 1:30
p. m. Relative? and friends in
vited.
READY?Departed thla life Friday.
May ?.. 191S, at the residence of his
son. Dr. M. J. Ready, 3.101 ? str#et
northwest. THOMAS, beloved hus
band of Ellen Ready, aged 83
years.
Funeral will be held from the above
?ddress tomorrow, thence to Holy
Trinity Church, where requiem
mas? will be sung it I a. rn. Rela
tlvea and friends are Invited.
RICHARDSO?-On Monday, April 3,
1918, In New York City. HENRY
KENNETH RICHARDSON, after
short illness of pneumonia.
SLAUGHTER - D.raartt.J thl? life
Wednesday May l. wig, at hla
residence 73? Twenty-fourth atreet
northwest, UNDSEY SLAUOH
F?wera\. til? Uberty Baptlat
Church. Twenty-third ?treet be
??.?*"? S fft ? "."??e?*? northweet.
tod?y at 1 o'clock. Friend? and
DUD.
relativ?? InviUd. Rer. Hollar
Powell officiating.
Si?A('KS-On Friday May S. tta, at
1:30 a. m., at the home of her ?on,
T. J. Stack?, SARAH A. STACKS,
aged a. year?, widow of the late
Joseph E. Stacks, ?after a long Ill
ness. Five children, Mrs. Mary ?.
Darcy, Mrs. Emma Welker Will
lam B. mack?. Joseph B. Stack?.
jr.. and T. J. Stacks, survive her.
Funeral services today at S p. m .
at Concord Church. Concord. Be
theeda. Md. Frier?a and relative?
Insite-.
THOMPSON-Departe* till? life April
?, MU. at St. I_ul?, Mo.. Rt5_
ERT o. THOMPSON, beloved son
of Ulllan B. Thompaon and the
lete Gilbert Thorn??on.
Remalna at 17_ Tenth ett-eet north
weet. Funeral from St. Lok?'? P.
E. Church today at I p. m. In
terment at Harmony Cemetery.
WATTS ? On May I, Mil. IRVING
WATT8, beloved husband of
Ethel Watt? at the t-eetdenoe of
hie mother, Mre. Martha Bryant?,
414 ? atreet northweet
WEISHEIT?On Saturday. May 4,
191*. at hie residence, CHARLES
F.. beloved eon of Mr. end Mrs.
Charlea Welehelt.
WILLIAMS?At San Juan, Porto Rico.
April 17. MM. ARTHUR T., of U.
8. Marine Corpa, beloved eon of
Arthur J. and Annie F. William?.
of ?19 Fourteenth atreet, Brook
land, D. C.
Funeral from the Chut?? of Our
Saviour, Thirteenth and Irving
?tree's northeast tomorow et S-J4
n. m. Relative- end friend? In
vited. Interment et Rock Creek
Cemetery.
WILLIAMS?Departed thi? life May?.
I9M CHARLES S. WILLIAMS.
devoted brother of Alice Williams.
Emma Carter.' Ella Crown end
Florence Sprigs?.
Funersl from th? residence of nie
?i?ter. Emme Certer, H? Fifth
?treet northweet, tomorrow at ?
p. m. Reletives end friend? In
vited
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH GAWLRR'S SONS
Tele???e _?k *? ??2-BSlS
'inin ??-m-__B-?*?-_. ,rt*r
iT.to?: Pn. _hC___9_. "?**?'?'??*
Avenue a_B __?> ' b?pel
W. W. Cb?mbers. E. P. Chaas-n.
W. W. CHAMBERS CO.
1400 Chapla ?.?. tt. W.
Modern Chapa*. Drt or Night Phtaa OoL ?_.
W? Is. AiltttaObfl? Senior EieInala?]?
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEO. C. SHAFFER ???*_.
EXPRESSIVE FL'.lRAI. EMBLEMSPbon. M
?t MODERATE PlIOES. _1HT_.
| rroratat and Cir?ftil Anto Pe-tan gerrlce.
Aptpropriate Floral Isssss.
Gnat Bros. Co.. 1214 F Street.
Prom*-*? tuto atoUftlT
LOST.
l.4.ST-DIi__- <lOU> WRIST WATCH ON
black ribbon; initial- V. M W." oa l-th
K, t?*. Saturday c-mi.---. Reward. *? A st. st.
_ my?-It
LADIES GOLD ?1??1> WATCH BRACK
let ; lTfkTi:* i<>_ silfide, al? pirtur*.. He
ward. BOX -tei Herald ofTi.-e. my_-2t
IA>HT- EN-.LISH CULU?. L.?RGE MALJt,
Mirk and white. Whon lost had black nickel?
t r km tu? <i collar with D. C. taf TSBO. 16.?
ward for rrturn. H. 8. NEWMAN. 1370 Perry
pla<*e, aw. my*.--.
U>?T~A. F?INT?IN PEN, t._-TM'EXN~?9?
I -atreet northwMt and HO Pennay1?ania ar*>
nue TUTrti,weist. I>?b**rel i****w*rd if raturned to
1913 I ati*ect Dortliwett.
WANTED?AGENTS.
A.?BNTS-BIOt?KRT HIT OUT; IDEAL
aleak tenderer. Make? cbuek ateak tender aa,
l?rte-fboti?e, H<**j4>t*ke?p4_r? e?gtT buyer?. Pre?
ample*. Dop*. X. M. H. TTLER _TFG. CO..
Munde. Ind. _ If
KAISER'S FINISH;'' COLORED MAN NO
sucier," iaaplrine patriotic pirtui-**?. _a__ple
tree. PKOPI*E'8 MFG. CO., Sta, D? Chi
car>._H*
At.KNTS WANTED-FARMERS HBOSTC
Account? made eaay for incvow taa. Selling
fast. Liberal rommifaioa. ADVERTISING
NOVELTY CO.. Newton, Iowa._U*
?X? PER MONTH SELLINO STBANSKY"s
aew patented fuel Taporircr for Forda; aiTea
up to W. of taaoliae ; no drilling n*c?--e-_ary ;
money back (ruarantee. J. A. KTRANSKY,
Pukwan-. 3. Dak._ It
WANTED?SALESMEN.
SALESMEN WANTED TO SEI? NATIONAL
Portal]? Elertrio Cigar Lighters to drug arati
cigar store?. 10004 lights for one canL _iy
to sell; large (-immissione ; exclus]?? territory.
Write tosa?. NATIONAL ELECTRIC CO.
Jickeonriisf, Eia. mrS-lt
SALEsMIEN-J 0___r* SOMETHING ?S"
tlrely new Ye Serriot" watch straps, ?a
riety designs. New York'? lareatt seller. De
?cTirtire circular; ssmple 36c. PIERCE NOV
ELTY CO., Inc., I? Lexington are.. New York
City._It?
EXCELLENT" ??????? ; ESTABLISH Ell
concerti: new atro? proposition: aUpae lipe
big demand. Capable man for Virginia and
Maryland, one abl? to earn ?,??? thia year.
Splendi? commlaaion contract. State experience.
G. B. WILLIAMS. It? EueHd are.. Clereland.
P.. Department gig. It?
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED - BECOND COOK AT ONCE.
whit? or colored. MARYLAND LUNCH, St!
P ?t. nw._mrS-lt
LABORERS WANTED?Concrete
work; 40 cents per hour. WAR
REN MOORE CO.. Fourth st gate
of Navy Yard. my4-3t
WANTED?GROCERY CLEftKS.
We have permanent positions with
good wages for experienced, compe
tent grocers. Apply OLD _?UTCH
MARKET. Inc.. 622 Pa. ave. nw. at
9 a. m. my3-6t
WANT_J)--CC?NPUCT0RS AND
motormen; wages 30 cents per
hour for first year up to 35 cents per
hour at end of fourth year; credit
given former trainmen for previous
service with us; age 19 to 50 years;
permanent employment to men of
good character. Apply 2 p. m. THE
CAPITAL TRACTION CO.. 36th &
M su. nw., Washington, D. C.
HELP WANTED-IULL
FINISHERS.
CABINET MAKERS,
HELPERS.
CHAUI-TTaJRS.
Apply.
HUB lOmNITURE. CO..
Seventh and D St.. N. W.
1XJT OVER M. W?flTf ob BBDMK Kt
factory work, Good ??fee. ri?os* 21 BUSS
BLDO.. ? ? a. ?w_*****
WANTED-MEN AND BOYS
. over 16 yeara for light parcel
delivery; good pay and chance for
advancement. Apply 8 a. m. MER
CHANTS TRANSFER CO.. Third
and B ?ta. ?w._my3-3t
(5>?Kf?-t; Alatt? DIBH W ASHataUI ; OO?T5
??sait. PEOPLE'S LUNCH. W Mth st. ?w.
_tarA-lt
?xf-EBIENCED MOTOR TRUC? DBK
m?n. LY.NDALL MOTOR t TBCCK CO..
Wt ??. ???? ?w. _ ?ayt-tt
TRUCK CO"; NEEDS BOOKKBEPEB. ?
?afta undentundln? ?tenognins. Gir? refer
rni?. ?AimtmL?. atte, snd s?l?ry expected.
BOX AtC. Herald office._tnvt-lt
YOUNO COLORED MAN TO WOBK IS
billiard room Eairr hour? and ?ood pay.
SHERMAN'S. 1SB H at nw wyt-a
W ??TE D?VEC-ETABLE~T?p
fruit talesman; permanent posi
tion; good waget for experienced
man able to make good diiplay and
get results. Apply OLD DUTCH
MARKET. 622 Pa. ave. nw. at 9
a. m. my3-6t
WANTED-MEATCinTER; PER
manent petition; good waget for
experienced, competent man. Ap
ply OLD DUTCH MARKET. 622
Pa. ave. nw. at 9 a. m. my3-6t
WANTED?MEN AND BOTS OVEB 1?
yean for Hallt p*rcel delivery; ?jnod pay ?nd
chance for ad?*norm?tii Apply Ita HEB
CHANTS TRANRPKR CO.. 3rd At ? sta. eat.
taytSt
THE Ht ? Oryxes PERMANENT P08I
tioos to oabinetnaakere end fluisti?; ?
asta* repair man: helpen on trucks: aa^erlettced
chanffetjn on furniture delivery track ; saaastant
I? ?hipriioj clerk, must b* eaperwoced sa
handlinf furniture. Apply ?G? FUBNlTt'BE
CO., tftk A D sta nw. _?pa*Mt
WANTED-NIGHT BELL MAN;
$18 per month. Apply office,
Stonelcigh Court._ap30-tf
WANTED?BOYS TO SELL PA
pers on street corner?. Apply
CIRCULATION DEPT. The Herald
office. tf
BOYS TO CARRY HERALD. APPLY AT
' tsaeanrnt of QUEEN CAFE, ft h ? (? st 5
.^?r_?pM-tf
WANTED?MIDDLE AGED MEN
for driven; good ?alary to ?tart;
rapid promotion if capable. Apply
TIMEKEEPER. Adam? Expresa
Company, 2d & I ?t. ne. ap2l-tf
Wanted?clerks; goods?L
ary and permanent position?;
alto sheet writers by the hour;
guarantee three hours work each
day. Apply TIMEKEEPER, Adams
Express Company. ap21-tf
" BOT WA>?TED=O?E "WITH "
ordinary school education to
learn printing trade. Excellent
opportunity for wide-awake
boy. Apply after 7:30 p. m.
to FOREMAN. Herald office.
_rf
WANTED - BOY TO SERVE MORNING
Herald; $13 pw aaon'h. Apply B. ELKTON
SMITH, m O ?t. ?w. nht-tf
BOYS WANTED TO SELL THE MOBNINU
Herald. Apply Ml. Tbierrt, ta 0 street
southeast._ toh? tf
W?NTED-lf? LABORERS l'Off 1? AND 11
hour ahlft? at 3S cent? per hour for eurht
hours; time ?nd one-half for overtime. RAY
MOND CONCRETE PILE CO.. 19th ?nd ?
sta nw. tnhtrt-tf
BOYS WANTEDT who UVE IN
the northeast, to sell The Herald.
Apply at 1018 K st. ne. mh28-tf
WANTED- WAREHOUSE TBOOE E R ?
white or colored; MM pw day. Apply Time
keeper. ADAMS EXPRESS CO.. Id ?ad
?t* ne. tetti
~HELP Wa?*NTED??????&G
WANTED
10 Intelligent Women
To atslst In a ?pecial ?ale of china
were, brtrinninr Monday. Experi
ence de*irable but not absolutely
necessary.
Apply Supt.,.
THE PAUIS ROYAL.
NIGHT CHAMBERMAID WANTED-HOIKS
from S to ?M. Apply DEWET HOTEL.
gOO L ?t. nw._ mvi*t
WAITRESSES WANTED AT ONCE: GOOD
matta; ? day? ? week. TEA CUP INN. UI
12th st. nw. DayS-lt
WAITRESSES. ?. EXPKBIENCED ; AlaSO
cashier. Good salary. PEOPLE'S LCNOH,
?g Itth ?t. nw._myA-a
WANTED-COLORED QIBL G?? LIGHT
hoi3*e*rorlr. Apply ?11 Maaa ??e. ??. myt-lt
WANTED?SAU?STAW."IXP?
r iene ed in grocery business; per
manent position; agreeable hours;
starting salary $12; rapid advance
ment if competent; state age and
previous experience. Address BOX
-466. Herald office. my3-3t
WAN*I*ED-COOE AND GENERAL HOUSE
worker; small finally; reference?. MM lltb tt
?w. _ ?JaaVTt
W?N?IB-a ivinn ?ToIIaX wWo-DIT
deratsnds saawt order work; first clsss cate:
food salary. Call ALEX l?. tplt-tf
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED
STIJDElfRFOR OUR
TELEPHONE
CHPERATORS?
Trttlr-rv- (XXJRSL
We tjeaire to secure at the
preaeat time a number of
young women between 18 aad
>S years ot age to learn tale
phone operating in our train
ing department course.
No previous knowledge of
operating ia necessary for ad
mittance to these courses, and
no fee is charged for instruc
tion. On the contrary, a sal
ary is paid while learning.
At the end of four weeks
the salary is increased and
the student operator becomes
a junior operator ia one of
our telephone central offices
near her home, where she
works under the best sur
roundings and where every
provision is made for her
health and happiness.
Here is an opportunity to
learn an attractive profession
and to work in a clean, well
ventilated central office, hav
ing cosy sitting rooms and
modern dining-rooms, and at
the same time receive good
salary, good chances for ad
vancement, according to abil
ity, and be protected by a
liberal benefit plan.
If you would Hke to be
come a telephone operator,
apply between 9 a. m. and 5
p. m. at
THE 0__AP_AKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
Room 308
Homer Building.
13th. bet. F _ G Sto. N.W.
WANTED - s_Pt_l_s'C_) W_TB**_s_t
al once. MARYLAND I?NCR. HI r 4
nw._^_sgasSjsSj
WOMEN Tl> ?-*?-GOODS e ENT Pit!?'AID
to jan? door IN?? sewing; strali? woe?; no
?.nratang. Send rep!? eneeloc- for prices
paid. G?G???AL? CO., Disk S, Phlla-rlphia.
Pl?_mrS-lt
HELP WANTED?Male * Feaaale
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS IN
PHILADELPHIA.
CC>MPETENT MALE AND FE
male clerical assistants are de
sired for the new Philadelphia head
quarters of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, who can work now in
Washington office and go to Phila
delphia later. Stenographers, typ
ists, filing, and computing clerks
should consult Mr. LEONARD.
Room 505. 1319 F St.
WHIT??, ?_:????-<???? WAITS-? WANT
ed at oner; K?M per week with board ; and
white waitreaa? ?acted to work t ho?a a
dar week dare and t ho r? ta Suada? at ST ?
week aad board at i.ATTINS LI nth, Ruca?
m Bara_?ars
5AMTD-A FIRST CLASS ?. SU,
white, male or female for a ?a? class eafe;
good aahttr. Cali ALEX 14?. ar?-ll
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
SS? _th 8T NW.-N1CEL? Fl-RNISH-D
roora aast to bath ; sect?? floor. rafS-tt
3D FLOOR Fi?NT. KIRN?HED, 6UIT
a?? for one or two gentlemen; bath asme
floor; oa ear line. - Florida at? ne. mj-l 2t
1415 HTH UT. N. W.-ONE NICe_Y tVH
r-iabed front roma Electric light ?ad phone
APT. SB, Th? Franklin _??G? tl
For Rert?Farnished Flat?.
FOR RENT-? BOOM Fl'R.MSBED FI_T
Inquire of MR. BALL. Casino Theater.
?M
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
OWNER WI1? SELL F?R 43,?? ? BOOM
and hath baKta near 4th A East Capitol a?
Additai 2? ?th st. ?e._mrS-lt
WANTED-HOUSES.
HOUSE. (, 7, OR I ROOMS. COLONIAL
?trie. front and baca -??p_*_; S3.000 to ?? ooo
Waat of 1-tb. north of ColumbU Road. (1,000
(ft. BOX ?64. HeraH office. It
REAL ESTATE
DO YOUR BIT
13.00* As-ret m the Btriabires. Liltle ??er
thr?? boum froin New York City I_j_f thor
oughly appoint?-- bouae. Beautit l trro-nd?
Kamoua roae gart?*-*. C-mnpt-tt-l-r equ'pi?**-d
(arni of 1,500 acre, ihrvwirii ? .tract, re rironte.
Mile? of heanly timbered hunting vt*mn**
To b? s-old to rVt?? an estate, -""an be rented
OOt'NTRT DEPARTMENT.
S. Iggj Pell k Co. g jgjgag*
10 ROOMS. HOMK OR INVESTMENT, HOT
?rater beat, ga?, electricity, conta- lot 00x190.
gi*o-*riac auburb within city limit*; -inck of car
Hue. M minute? bucine?? center. C?om prim.
C??- or tentaa. BOX tS7. Rkhnumd. Va. It"
Some Day ft Rome or linmmeiii __
O-BIN JOHN PARK!
WSTT NOT TODATt
For plat?. til net rat ed books, and fcT* pa*_le_
lar? about tbese little farma, atr**a_ti?e Im
?itef, and low pi-i?**, nee or write
J. S. TOMUNSON.
324 SOtTUERN BUK). MAIN TM.
8i_ new __? _nd b_*__*alow? i*eady for In
?irecticn, $.,800 to $2,500. Em? te?o?.
_wad-tf
Careful Investments
Of money la Firft Deed? of Trott (Pint Mort
gag??) OB Watblfiffton. 1>. C, Real Eatate al
w?y_ giTe tho foil Intereat promi-Od and _M
roturn of all tbe principle do?, t*e_ardlea? of
tbo Tarrint teen-ir*?***?- and TaJne? of ___?_- ??at?
U__ We hato been nt*ci-w-ftli7 rncaged te
maldng tbesa inT-*tm?*nt? for our raen tt Ibr
mon than ? aparter of _ eaottny. I_re-*t
menta, ISO, $C0O to $10 000. at 6, CH, ?nd ? pa
cent now ready for ddirety. Lui? lnTe_tmrn_
made.
WM. H. SAUNDERS ft CO.,
Soathara BsMStss, 007 ISA St
_MAIL ORDER.
r-IFTT-riVE ?____? FORMULA?,
trick?, ?tart?- slat?, la oar 1?lutai??
Ms?ine All for Ksr. JESS? L?UON8, Al
berner-, ?. O. mrS-lt
Phone to U?
Your Wants.
The Washington
Herald
Want Ad*
Will Get
You
RetulU
REMEMBER THIS!
Never Take a Chance! Phone?
PtatatC
G?
DtaJNlteeat ?rf
U. S. Socret Service (au,?,) .
U. S. Secret Serrice (day)..
U. S.
IM
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SEND !"OR rtta r-aipy or TBE BOYAL, ?
tr Near?; ?a?) rojal-ie. pay ?aid?*??? tarare
SAsanthtj. Ko ?teas?; a *-ed A? tee Issata. Of
aoaaial Intera** to real .??.?.? dxatn aid ent
era. 31 WRIGHT HI.Ih; Tuba. ?tie. ?ayt-lt
UVE AGENT8-SEIX -STUCK fOR COM
panj with leaaas In lai ?tates siawadj pro
.lvaolav. oil. Liberal con.. G. K. MANN. '
E. A C Bid?., Deaver ? ot a-vyS-lt
CAPITAL- WE M'.oTItTE LARGE
loan.. dlAvvriattBt?. commercial aaataer ?aad ?aaaa
et-sJ oorponatton flaaanon.. I. N. RirsiEr.?
BAI M A CO . 13S Br??dw*r, N?w Tost. a*j*-U !
STEEL BAILS ALL SIZES FOR SIDE I
traete ?nd rr?mw?j ?. ?arc ewiid?*?. froB*. |
turnout*, aptacasa. apitea, bolt? ?rad tas?. Proasra
shlrartarat. M. MITSBKl ? CO.. Boot Bid? .
laetrnlt. Maenton_It?
RANObA OIL Ot?.. ENID. ORLA.. JOHN P. |
Orabaaa. marls?!. Mr. Graham ha? ????li ?
?d aabae a?annr?*f*l od crrnpaais?. paria?, te- j
veetora a? blgb aa tart* ihotaaaaad iliall?*? for,
?atte Ttimiaanl une.-*- Writ, for free rarr??
raactoe. _ _ _ If
MONEY TO LOAN.
MOrm TO LOAN 014 APPROVED OTT
reel aat*at. ?A hroeeL am*m* rate?, ?vaeraal
pnvtaaav*? with retiasct to prior I1J???I?.
TTLatE ? BPTBEBFOBD. lac. tn Ml? ?t, tt
MONET TO LOAN-STM TO ??M?? O? D. C
r**l ?rute. Barrerai trait ttvada. ?tt M ? pw
eran. AH treraeartion? condracted taitaa ?????
?ml ct*aa*aoeT*tion tor but rowel?.
h. sADKDtsa a (so.
MOVING, PACKING, STOKING.
SAFETY FAST.
ABSOLCTELT nREPROOP ?G?????
Roocna. ? ara? op. Meant*? ?X Psajsjaav
CMTED STATES ?TORAt? OO . M tata!
a?, nw. Pbone* M. <2> ?I
Tt*. saa?Ttaa far ? tar
aae. M. S-MS. *. Mttm.
?mitri -TtvAatrtTJi
tt XTAIRACE (CO. (all
a. .Mitt pk. m. terns.
WAriTED to buy.
WANTED TO Bl ? SEVERAL MILCH
?oat? BOX A3. Ppreet Glm. Md. sayta
WILL CALL IN MT CltXRTERED ACTO
mobtk, city or aabttrb??. tsl t?? re. 1*mmm*
unor? he lAdte?'. pert safe??. rnlMrea's 43?
c*rd*d riothirat, of ?U dssaalKiisw I ?a ?
pottai ar phone. 1 ?nil celi E RICK. ISM 7th
?t. ??. ?. im
tt
StarW?tra Or EVBRT DtESCRIPTIO*?, ?UH
's?. PEABLMAN-? BOOK SHOP, atti ti
WANTED?AUTOMOBILES.
BL'ICK UG3T SIX. ?IT MODEL. ?G??
be in ?ossi condition. ?ire beat cash prie?.
BuX ?i II. ral i nifi.s-._laAjtSl
AUTOMOBILES.
Hl I Misil"! li * T?DCC
STANDARD ????? 1 .IxC^
Sia? Plain, ?kid size. Plain. Sfcad
MtS . STS J ?: ??.-"*. |alS It*
tttStt. U.A. 11 A? Hal . 1A.B KM
tM . is? ltfassssi . uta p.?
St?? . lt.S5 "?.Vit . 1A.06 lt.fB
SSal . 39.1? :?r;iil-. MM MM
Shi*?. 3t5 -?-.?s.Viii.. 3M.lt Sts
sszs . ?-?*? ttr.s 37*5 _ tr ts tats
OLD TIRES TVKI.V IN PART PAYMENT.
Maul carder? ?Intinsi L'.O.D. ?ubject to ?rrvoaaj.
Af?ate Wanted Write for Price U?t.
MANHATTAN TIRE.? CO?
_133? ?Ath !t. K. W._
POR S A t.?.
ATTENTION!
USED CAR SALE.
We have the f.llowina car?.
traded in for NEW MITCHELL?,
which we? ar? offering at mach le?
than market value ror ca?h:
MITCHELL. 1917
CHANDLER. 1*1?
CHALMERS. 1916
REO. 191?
OVERLAND. 191?
OVERLAND. 191C?
FORD TOWN CAR. 191T
FORD COUPE, 191?
Opes? Aat?r?ay Kaeaalsatt talli lo p.
OPEJI ?(Trilliti KVKXIXG
VtA'TIL. M P. M.
oPKTt? t?r*(?D*v
? ?. ??. ? NTH . |?. ?.
NEUMEYER MOTOR COMPANY,
1823 14di Street N. W.
POR SALE-I*? LOZIF.lt TOIRING CAB;
electric ?tartine end lieht ine: in coed con
dition; axer reaaranabee offer accreted. BOX AT?
Herald office. a* vi It
_AIUTO ????????._
BROCEN CAST IRON
And other ?netela welded by ??tax
WELDIT CO? ?:0 N. ?. ?v.. aaa. Ita. I
We bafld (to order! end rvspelr i.fii?s ?Aus?
ANT SERVICE. ?M TTM?, A NT PLaCAv
Autre el ?ay traa? snd se? repaired ee rebnilt
read? ?led while rrt ?nit. Strum? ROB
ROI MACKET. Ill Uta ?t. sa. Lineo?. tS?
_' M
PRIOR CAM HI IT. WELDING O? Ali
metals ?qoel to new Expert ??to reparna?
Prats??? Anto Reptil Shop, *.0I M. Capitol. ?.
?STA
M
FOR SALE?GARAGES.
??' A OAB?Cat'THAT IB UL'flAatf
?ay cara?, tn (lie market tn appearance, dor*
bility, aad price V. T. H. BIEN. Its O ?L
nw Pboat. M. SIB.
_ I^UCATIONAL._
MPKC1AL, SHORT COURSES
TTPK.VBITING. Coanpleted in featr A? ?I?
?reek? Delle I to I Evening Special, t to
?: ? to ?. nee boot? ?ad auppl?e? for thewe
STENOliRAPHT GrtAPi. Pitman and Graaaam
? Orlfinal methods.
1 A forsner Civil r?erriee Examiner coecblnc for
?Tided rksjrrdrutaona. INDIUM AL IN
?bTOCCTIONS.
THK! DBIIXERT, 11?? *?. T. Ate.
Sl'ANISH-WANTED TO BTTDT IN OOM
pany with othaar partj. s?s?im? BOX ?B
Herald office. MyS-lt
FOR SALE-_n_4-__LAIt_0s__,
???NTS. VEfl_TABL_-l-rr-rT_D TOSI?IO
rasata a aperaartr, _ _au am ?_?. Mt ?
?t?et ?je
SS ???? ?PLASH Hi l'ARNEACX I?I
?Sta. wot?at. lew cri?e. BOX 43. Fan?
Glen. Sid Bast*
draw
era and Urta?. __?_ S. B. NIVTHA-s
*0?*?1 ?. tal._ tnrSSt
wood roa naxpi?c?. bou.ca. rtt
r_ee and ?tar?. SS? par ear? 4t*4 ?- _ ?tal :
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