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? Phone ?
Main 3300
USE FOR RESULTS
^bashingtort-Herald] READ FOR PROFITS
' T? 71 STi?i i~l i II ) ?
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
Pukthoatf n?5 day in the mf * Tba
tectca BmM r.-tr-npj u IK tl Eleventh street,
^*ihm|tor. D 0
lkchan?e-Can Main OA (F*
sdtertl*meeu im tec Bitncfc 0.
Mcnber Audit Bvcu ?r CTrcuWtioa.
- CLASSIFIED RATES
B"? -f ONE
W?b?j Situtms. ? | CENT
Boat, u4 Hoard. "S ^ WORD
Jm Rrnt Boom.
Lo?t %d4 Pc-.iid l.*:bar??. Be.
\kn* Unca or 1m. cm ti?a. ??. 8?m iA
ALL CTHER CLASMFll ATIO!!*
rn linx?
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,.t wk
inrinly..^
?S?wract Rataa On Rno""
Minimum Fit? I.'n?W
rORBGJ( nEPBESENTATIVW.
TB* fc. C. BSCKWllH SPECIAL AGENCY.
?*? twk Off.ci Kdi.
? CVc?4u uatra .Tnbun. Bkl?.
Dtuvit Offire ...to Totd BUI*.
?. Otflo Thir.1 ru.1 Bid*
LOST
CoSr-MARYLAND TAG 10H3S. AND 6. ??
'U with imp attaetud. Call KlaiUli*
rmj jn2i-?t_
WANTED?AGENTS.
Oa.VDV BIG (?IV. START ONE 0F~ OCB
apaciaity ? andy hctori* in your home. small
ream ufbiR; me tell how and furnish every
thing;, aJvert i*. grand opportunity, meo-ww
*?P- CANDY CO.. 1SI9 KiUtMd ?L. Philadal
1*1*. j?l?*
HELP WANTED?MALI.
LABORERS WANTED ? Steady
work. Apply to KEY BRIDGE,
35th and Water Sts. N.W.
... jyia
PLUMBERS AND PLUMBERS'
HELPERS. Apply 724 Taylor
it. n.w. Col. 9279. ju20-7t
VfANTBD-BOYS TO CARRY HERALD
-reut* Alfly COURTNEY'S NEWS STAND.
?^C at. nw. iu?4t
M EN WANTED EARN 523 TO ? WEEKLY.
Riee above Hiuill-MUrM po?itioa* Our thor
ough. individual inatrortim in repairing as3
dr-v.ng of autom* hi'?* will fit yoa for a good
poot'oti. The demand f<* cbanffears and
chaiice cannot he Mppiird Unlimited ruasM
at "cial! cost Day and evening clasara Tools
and equiptgent free. rail, phor.e o* writ* for
par*toJar*. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COL
LEGE, 9th and O at a. r*. North li!9.
)ul*eod-IOi
term%xfnt employment UXD1I
food working condition# for joong and mid
dle aged men who are smbitiooa to learn the
Street Railway Buainem.
WAGES lT)tt MOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS
First threw sooths.. 0c per hoar
Next nine months <lc per hour
Af.er one year ttc per hoar
Full credit given far former service with
thts com [any and 4fc PER HOUR GIVEaN
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR
OR MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN THE
PAST nvt Y EARS.
A; ply Monday, Wednesday and Friday be
tween 9 and 11 a. ra.
kMPLOYMlXT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT - r
Washington Railway & Electric Co..
lath and East Capitol au.
HELP WANTED?FEMALL
"IS THERE ANY LUCK IN WASHINGTONV
E. llez. Sweon. pa?u>r. Sunday night. (Viol
huu?>e. large fr*e chair ia?nn like them). Cen
tecuial iv?p?. Ch..~>*th & Ey? ae.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
ATTLNTION!
WANT AD FREE.
To Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines. We will insert your ad
free of charge, to help you get
a position. Just phone Mam
33QQ?Classified Ad Dept.
POSITION DESIRED BY EX SOLDIBU A3
leather of lanfluapm; apeak.* Italian, IrYench
and Spanish. L. J. LI Si'A, Liberty Hut. ju2ft-7t
EX-SOLDIER. nRfTt'LASH YULTAN1EU.
deairc4 pottitioo; state aaiary you wiah to pay.
BOX ft*. Herald oiL-e. j.iZ^U
A RETURNEl? SOLDIER WANTS A Posi
tion at accural utility work with chance fur ad
vancement. BOX 657. Herald office. ju2-3t
. WANTED BY DISCHARGED SOLDIER.
k fwition aa boll-boy in local hotel; MO per
a.ucth and board. BOX 713, Herald office.
ju23 tf
AN EXPERT FRUIT 3JA.N AND VORESTER
want-t to g*t in corne*-tiuo with tome one in
terested in the rejuvenation of <Jd or tramotion
jf" new orchard. ROY MAGUIRE. Box 39. Ta
tma Park. juJt-M
IOUNG MAN DISCHARGED KR? ?M 8ERV
ice June -1 desires position; haa tud ti?? yearn
>f thorough office experience, handling turre
ipoo'ience. bookkeeping and typing. 1227 Coon.
ne nw. ju!9-tf
EX-MARINE. DESIRES POSITION. Ql'AU
ded to handle lsborera. BOX C13. Heia.d of
ice 9? ? tf
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. OF THE* TA~NK
Cori-e. aiahes positioo with a Washington
rgsnization with good prosi*< ?a. BOX 61?, Her
ild office. tf
L>EM< ?BILI3Dt"I> SOLDIER, 36 YEARS OF
age, with education and experience, desires re-1
ipoti^ible aud vrotitaLle position. BOX 63.
Beralil office. jul9-3t
DISCMAlttiED SOLDIER WISHES- POST
rion aa chauffeur in private family; can do all
mnor re;>aira; dro*e for Gen. Judaon while in
irrvice. Pkoae Coi. 7664, or BOX 651, Herald
?ffice. JOlT-tl
DEMOBILIZED SOLDIER* -BOOKKEEPER.
with know!eoge of sten.-sraphy and executive
Kpen nee, desires res?onaible position with
?rye *rm; salary to ?tart. SI 4(0 per year, with
'i.sncea for advancement; references furnished;
narried BOX 9C4. Herald office. ju9-3t
iituations Wanted, Male & Female
JTENWRAPHER AND BOOK K BXPElf.
competent. to take charge of amall ?et of book*i
alary to start, f 123 per month; come ready to
. v to work. TROY BROS.. 41,* g. and P|.
\ eve. nw. juS-tf
FOR RENT?Unfurnished Rooms
dT. VERNON INN?7? MT VERNON
l^ace; large, cool rooana; hall room. ju?3t
t YOU ST NW.?DHBIRABLE SOUfll
room; second floor; private family; reference*
Kcbanged: reasonable. juaB.a.29
fHKEE LAR'iE Ik'iOMS AND BATHEN
tire aei'ond floor; gaa for light and cooking;
paeonable. Apply 103 Seaton place nw. ju23-<
ROOM AND BOARD.
MLLEOtt WOMEN DESIRING CONGENIAL
home; excellent food; are invited to make ap
plication to Miss UNDERWOOD, Manager A.
A. Hixise, 25flt K at. uw During aummer
ranMeot as well ss permanent guests accom
modated. juJ4-tf
WANTED?ROOMS.
JXITaND WIKk: BOTH EMPLOYED. DE
sire two or three unfumiahed room* for light
,vi*rkecpfciff by August 1; not over S2) or |K;
,.rtheast or southeast preferred. 512 A at. so.
a ju>-2t
\ WANTED?BOARDERS.
;TNTEI>-BOABDtaS. ooOU PLACE AND1
nur Arnfy ? KM. MAY GARRISON. '
ut Ml HaUd oMcm. JuJMt
/
REAL ESTATE
USE THE WANT ADS.
FOR SALE?SUBURBAN. _
HOW TO BK TOUR OWN LANDLORD At
Chery Ch**e on ttOQ cuh and 99 a W?Mh.
GARAGES BUILT
WE BUILD aATISrACIOBT GAKASm
Call NortB OOW. iu?m
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
VACOtJU Cl^AMSIU.
H?nd or ihcuk U ? krar; ? I l? to
r? ?sk> how*. NATIOHAL TACCl/M SALH
co.. Mwn ???. ??ui
CARROLL ft LEWIS
Real ?aU banker*. con tractor* and biillilt
eetimatee cheorfuUy famished on all clasom al
buildia* aa4 mm if *or?; Hat jour ffoparty with
oa for quit* rtwto, we haw loU ol bwjer* who
I eaat to bvj ?u*?h. lUt F tioite & Phone
1 linn K9T
aoovk
Tsar ?M wood Aocra naped tff clean H
natural wood and repoilabed. No flqow too to
c. ADAMS. NT G It. aw. Ftaaklin SU. mjB-Mt
P-U-B-L-I-C
ST-LN^G-RJ^P+tE-R
AMY P. LEWIS
?I WOODVAJU) ?U!LI>lXa,
rtlU.Sk. MAIN KM.
FOR SALE?MISCELLANEOUS
CASB cmuut
FURNITURE
Nov and ?lightly sesd. Terms or dlsaoonti
" HOPWOOD-S. 8th Ac K ?u.
WANTED?MISCELLANEOUS.
IOU CANT H1DB TOUK AD IN TUB
cieaoned eotaane-far there un t a ludiaj
| place there. Th?-e ads aro U&AD. ncMM
i WILL CALL IN MX KJNLttTIUUD AOTO
motile, crtv or aabutbao. and pe> yon highest
! price* tm tmatmf. pant.ei-.en r. children * die
; carded clothing 4 aii (VwWip'ioim M?i
1 po*taJ or pbma. J will call . A* UiCJE. IZM .*
at. a?. Nee* OR.
1 WILL BOT AKTTClNO SECONDHAND
jcu wish to rcll What hire joof VdU
or ?*il.
TOUMT LOW*. M O it b?.
Frank ha 7WIL
PERSONALS.
WORK1N . U EN -Bl SINEWS JUDGMENT
with pro(?r trosdetaUtm for the welfare of tha
buyer has built thia business to tMsaendeno p
portions and growing hatter hut tha lower pc
has lYTaci and brings trade vim gladly buy n
pants at Si uih Sao us. JL'STH'S OLD
STAND. II) D. jwflEH
DO TOU LOVE GOOD HEALTH! TOO CAN
bate it. Cel. at Tth at. nw.
OLD INDIAN MKHH REMEDY SHOP.
DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 SEVENTEENTH STREET
'OVER 30 YEARS
.Serious and special Diseases ol Man aad IT row.
Means Health to You if You Suffer
, from Catarrh, Oheait* RheeaaaUam, CWlpa
tion. Pi lea. Throat. L&ja, Brain. Heart. Blood
| aad fckin Diaesaas. Nersoos Debility. Kidney
, Diseases. Bladder Trouble. 8peaAc Blood Pol
j aoning. Cwptiona. UVaa^ and All htl?ls Dtr
j eases Cored for L?o ho Sofa Mat bod*.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
CONSULTATION EREE
Private Waiting Room for Ladies
Office Honrs. IB to 1.. I to 4 Snndira, IB M IB
MONEY TO LOAN.
ilOMTX TO LOAN?MSB TO MOB.OIB ON D. CL
real estate Srvtral trust fundn All t*aa?
acuans conducted with economical consideration
tor borrowers.
WM. H. nAUNDEBi * CO.,
atoera BeiMicg. W IBth si. aw.
f?A-BH
st torrent ratao ef interest TTL&R *
RUTHERFORD. INC. B7 lath st. n?. splMU
WATCH THE CLASdiriKD COLUMN* TOH
eiiaeocta ot tha crovtb at ta>s oty. Tl
?lay teem lt*e aa odd in?Bl? Out It Isn't.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE SHADE SHOP
733 12th St.
I'RONS WAIN ?fK
Be Wise in Time.
Order Window Shades Now
And aavc advanc? in pricti.
AUCTION SALES.
DAVID NOTES. ALOTTONEKK. UBAD
qnartaoa oi tKa Metropolitan Poiica Dapart
ment of tha District of Oolutahia. July IB. 1?1B.
Notice i* hereby giien that I will Mil at public
suctioo. at the establishment of David Notea,
5C Louiaiant aie. aw., on Saturday. Jaly M,
1B19, at IB o'clock a. m.. loat, atolan and
afcandoncd property delirared to me by the Met
ropr/.i'an Police of the District oi Cblumbaa. and
not called for by the owner*, aa contemplated by
law. This property coodsta oi Mcyrtaa. clothing
and roiscetlsneoiia gooda A schedule in detail
of the property to be sold will bo found posted
in the oftce of the Chief Clerk at Police Head
qusrtan EDWIN B. H1S6B. Chief (Also
Property) Clerk. Metropolitaa Police, D. C.
ju*3t
REAL ESTATE.
CABIN JOHN PARK
ifflUCTIVI SUBURBAN HO MIA.
J. S. TOMUNSON
JN SOUTH CBN BLDO . M. 74*
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MME. JEANETT
PALMIST. CLAIRVOYANT
nMKitNi to read your entire h/?, pa#t, preo
?M ud future. Sin uU do fusaftioos. tot to- I
fore jou utter a word aba talk tout ion called .
(?, oaibm of bieod& eneapiea; tolk too to !
Win succees to buataess, health. courtship. bu- i
riaga, dt?<we? t?H> *00 port of the world [
will to Mtcudul for yon; idruti bow to fain I
ud totd I rood poaMan. oto toil* if ibo 000 '
you Vom is troo or false Are juu ia trouUef '
Do you tad tto 000 you havo toatoweo jour
truet and a (foe t loo open acting cool and in
different toward yout She will remove aU ob
staclea and tall you bow to win and bold tbe
no you deaire. Bto reunitea the separated, lo
cal ea absent friends or selatiTaa. Bcsdinaa. fl.tA,
? SEVgNfll STBEBT NOBTHWEST.
Prhate Parlor*. Opp. toks * Co
ki-tf
MRS. BOSWEll I
PALMIST AND CLA1UVOTANT
Givea advtoa 00 buainaea matter*, lota, health
and family affairs; tells if the one you lota ia
true or faiss; whst part of tho rsuntry is luck
iest tc you; what to do to to successful in lifs;
gices you da tea and facta in lifa and wbat is
nappenlng without asking a single question; the
doee not tall to please, but reads just as tho
hand indicates; tells you the plsnets yon were
born ander. tto lucky and unlucky planet*; ?ben
and wham you will marry; settles and rx plains
love. family trouble, marriacs. speculation, in
vestment transactions of all kinds; in fact no
matter what your hot*, (tar or ambition come to
this noted palmiat and And help; there is no
naed for anjona to be unsuccessful or nnhaprer;
no matter what tha cauae. her advice removes all *
tsoubie; sho guarantiee satisfaction. Heading,
noo no ith st. ?w. jua^Tt
MADAM D'ASHMAN ~
tiypay Clairvoyant
And cord reaoer; adftaa given 00 hiwoesa.
utmsga and ntoxcoi true wosoaa baa raad
lor asany peopk ia many countna?. Her
predictions are reliable. O at., corner
1Mb- apll-m
MADAME ZELLA
?Genuine Egyptian Palmist. II!
in doubt of love, business or fam
ily affairs, consult Madame Zella.'
615 7th St. N. W.
]aBM
" SWOT"leNoke
Gifted clairvoyant and medium, can bs con
sulted on all affaire of lifa. Where others fail,
sbe succeeds Her advice la rood, try her. No
guees wofk or qoeotioua asked; wbat ahe sees and
tails cornea true. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fice 721 11th st. nw., two doors north of Palais
Boyal store. Hours. 11 a. p. to ? p. m. jul-90t
ilKa MART BHOfcMAKEU. ' SP1B1TOAL
and aaid render. IIS M St.. aw. North
HO. Hours. 11 a. m. to > p. m
MADAME ALLFN
PALMIST ASD CLAIRYOTAIfF.
tit r stbkkt n. w
Guarantees to read your entire life, past, (res
ent and futura; gives toe advice en baslnese.
love, health and family affairs; tells the nam*
of yoor future husband ce wife; and what to i
do to be succeerful la life; one visit will pay ,
you for your nury dissppointmeets io others: !
sho win remove til obstacles snd tell >ou bow
to win sod told the one you desire; she elves j
sdvica on all important affairs of life, readings'
H ?; o? 000 in trouble turned away money or
no money. ie^JOt
BELMONir i
Z*?*ed clairvoyant and palmist. Gives advice
00 buainese matters, lore, health, snd family aj
laita. Tells name of your future hnaband or
wile, u!!.? if cna you love ia true or false. What
part of the cuuuir? tockie*t to you. What to '
do to ha aucdrealui in lit* Uis ? t a?a ?*. i
Nazt door to Maaonic Tmple. Readings. 5L '
jeanot I
PALMISTRY.
Palmistry la a recognised science. and
RIZPAH ELDON.
Is known ss one of its great ?at ezponenta Hun
dreds visit thia remsrkable woman daily ; com
plete readings with accurate deacriptinns of whst j
your hand foretells only $1. Reception parlor ae.
romer of 4th and O nw. Entrance tto sL I
Bourse 10 *. m to 8 p. m. }eflt-Xk
MADAME STANLEY
-Royal Oypar palmist, reads tge hand liks an
open book; satisfsctioQ guaranteed; give b*r a
sail. 1511 H st. ne je^OOt .
PALMISTRY.
CEALO PARKER
Are you in trouble? Save time and roonev by !
consulting a natural-born clsirvoyant thst Divine i
Providence has seen flt to hieas with remsrkable 1
talent*: she asks no ipiastiona but will tell yr-u '
about buaineas. love or marnsgea. and whst to do 1
tot* successful in life, overcomes evil influent*;
give tuck days and numbers; you will be wiser
snd happier after seeing her: satisfaction or no {
charge*; reading. $1. 1*11 C at. nw.; between
12tb snd 13th sts.
mada\Teppy, ' ;
EfJTPTIAN PALMIST.
Reads y?"f U't f*?"1 ?*'adJa to grave; her rnw- '
?ra sra wonderful, it dinaitabla advice; Hear in- j
formation concerning love, courtship, marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor find counsel <
equally beneficial and interesting; you are wiaer
and happier after eonaulting her; aatU.'action
guaranteed, permanently located; hours, ? a. m.
to ? P.
Ol PA. AVE. NW.
MADAME VICTORIA. "
Tto gifted palmist and clairvoyant. Car art
no* buainesr. fsmily sffsira, lore and marriiies.
ran tsll you tha name v( tuture huabgDu ur wife.
Can tell you tto secret of being successful; vw
lo svoid trouble and E*w to avoid evil influence,
Kgfirfactiou guarsuteed or no cuarge. Ifntrance
Tth rt aplS-IM
MADA^ KASKO I
-?GTrTlA.N BC1BNT1KI0 l-AMIIST: T?r,L8
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: ?ATI?
PACTION GUARANTEED; UOUBit. t A. It.
TO S P M. ITBHA-NliNTLY LOCAfm
ia iu *r. nw. nt>su
LEGAL NOTICES.
'KSiTTiarejjrAiwsnwr
1
"ITS
SsSr^rfSSS^?
??Jr0*"0'*."1- ? infant, tj hia Mlt *"
2?E? ?. "?"*? k"** wT
55s arc^s; srls
SSVLKs?^ i *
<t._ 7. TV *** it ia. bj the Court, this Ith
_ _ J"lj. A.P.. ltit. OKOKMD, Uut aU
^ ahov taua* U an |W? h?
on M toto* Ik* Uth day of Auiu^a DlMHL
mVi* "32f"* 01 ***' P*1'!*" riKHUd not to
!?"?, ^M>*l,d- 11141 ? ??W <" Ui? ortW to
.?-? ? l<* tbra. ceommuZV
. ??*? i"*
U*m au4 day In Tbo Waahluton H?r?ld Mm
l??? W?NDBi< P. STAFFORD. Ju?K*
A tnu ropy. IM: IUt\). 1 R. TOOtM.
M By r. K. OTNNlNliBAM. A?at. O.*.
h?w*?
PROPOSALS.
OFKIOS OIT TUB COUUIMIONUI#. Wl*
trl? at dDluBhu. July S. mi. Saatad W?
poala vUl to mud at tk? o?c?, Boo* M.
lhatrtct BnlMinc. until 1 ('clock pi m.. |M
1 1M? lor minor pluBbfcv rrpur work at wlow
prmtirs rfnnrf tto enauirt ya*r. Kara at l?
;'?al and nccrtaarr tn*oraati?? may to ektaieed '
Ironi tho Clii?# Clerk. F&glottr Impartaunt
Room 1* DvatrM Ruildmr UKH8 BROWN
LOW W GWYNN GAKI'INIR, C13AKLM
W KITE, Coumlauonan. l>. C.
oFPfoE or TUB COMMISSIONS*!. WAlff
icfton, I). Cm. J uly "M. 1919. Saatol prapoaala
will bp received at this office. Room 500, until I
2 o'clock pi m.. Aa 18, 1910, f<* furnishing
and delivering to the Diatrict of Columbia Wa'-er
lV;?rtiaeut fire bundml rM\ flveetghths t*>
inel? wawr meUN. KpnaicsUona and torn of
r*opoaal tu be obtained upon appticauoo ta
the Purchasing Officer. D. C.t Room 300. Dis
tnct Building. LOCI8 BROWNLOW. W.
? JWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES W. BUTE.
Commtaaioocr*. IX C. juS.S.9
iwnmiesT or tbb i.vncmo*. oiff
ernmsstt PSiel Yards. Bureau of Mines, Wash
ington. D C., July B. IB*. healed iwpmli
in duplicate, will he raceitfd up to KVidaj nooa.
August 1. 1910. for the wood requirements of tbe
District and Fcdrral iiovcmmutta lor the penod
from August ft. 1019, to Jung 3D. 19QQ. The w
tmiated ve^otmeents are (more or less), 3 cords
S-piece oak: 12 corda S-piece 29 cards oak,
long. & cosds oek. 8. St 8 ; 300 cords pine, kmg:
200 cords pine, 8. & 8.; and 0 cords Opiece
p?ne. Spacifcatioas ma* be bad by addressmi
the Chief Euguiecr. tiorarnmcnt >\?el Tarda.
Uoom 127, Intrnor Depaxtueut BuiMing Wasb
irgttto. D. C. Ju?-X
Ahflcfi OF 'fflB t\>l4HliKioNEt8 OF TflB
District f< Ooluabia. Wa&hington. D. C., July
2J, 1910. Sealed rrr?i*3?ais will be reoemd at
the oHice of the SccreUry of the Board of Otxn
mimioners. Roam SCO. District Bui'ding. \intJl 2
o't'lerk p. nti Au?i? 10. 1019. frv recon
.-tpiicting a portion o/ the Csral B'all west of
Uie Aqueduct Bridge. Forms of prapmala. speca
ftr*Ur*i> and t??cea?sn- information maj be oh
taintd frmn the Chief Cl?*k at the Khgmeer De- 1
pertment. Room 42T. District Building, Washing
ton. rv C. LOl lS BROWNI/>W W GWTNN
CARDINUt rHARiJbS W. KFTB. Commit
aiocters. D. C. )aX.? ?.?.B-aul
Schools
And
Colleges
I B05]nf.s.9(^li^k|VJ
^OTEFT -^?WO.TMO^I 111
hhortnena, lypewntinp Book
keeping. Accounting. E>t?iisl?.
Penmanship, Letter Writing D*/
?na Evening Classes.
FHONB MAIN 9M11
FIRST OllADR CIVIL BERVICB IXAWT
nations (<e ?Jerks August 6 snd 9. Tuition
for entire course for the*e ei satinet ions.
15 The CIVIL hFJtVlCB FREFABATOBY
SCHOOL. ?e. cor. litb aud F ats. bw. Frank- '
lip 'MX
Accountancy
Kntlonal Y. M. C. A. Cmmr?9
Dearer (Grunting Psirert
Jfpw Classes Ksw Form I ay
Oldest Accounting .School la City.
173B o Y M r A Mmlm
X. W. 1. in. t. H* 8230
REFRIGERATORS ft ICEBOXES.
RefrifreratoM, tcc Boxe?
1MAT ARE SUPERIOR
NEUHON REKr.IGERA.TOR CO.
611 F St. N. W. Franldin 2757
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE.
SMITH'S TRANSFER
ANP STORAGE CO.
NORTH 3342, N. 3343
N. >3<?. " ^ ?
I LONG-DISTANCE MOVING.
SAFETY" FIRST. ~!
1 ABSOLCn- LY f lKfci'KOOF d T O B A <| B !
i Rooms.' W and up. kioTing and Packing. |
i UNITED HTATE8 STORAOIS CO.. ?!?-? ?a >
i **? ^hone Main VO and Krapkltn $m. XL |
moving
- . ?? 1 V^S
tVe Tumish large r>add?d vans and careful
| to handle your goods. *
PACK Lit S of furniture, piseoa. china.
' brae, etc. Bxperietwed men oaly.
bHIPPINO to sll ?*rts of the werli.
STOBAGK iOr iuruttur*. piano* snd
I bold sooda
1221 II Kt N W. Ualo ?H
KRIEG'S T'.XPRESS
business-chances.
MANY UOOD OPPOfrrnvrrfri
lor catjblr mm and nomra witb ana. iJIS?
CO.PORAT.O-N ^L.NSf'co^Tr. ^
mj-'iaot
AUTOMOBILES
1*111 iniin iW Ruuiu
USB THE WANT AOS
Bvjiai w SWhaj Tow Art*.
a pro iccieiiomgi
MR. PORDOWNER
Tour ear will run better and
you will have money in your
pocket* after taking advantage
of our apecial acceuory com
biaation offer.
We will lend you eampiee V
? number of the lateet Ford im
firovementa at the loweat fac
ory price* for u?e on your own
ear. We auk nothing in return.
Writ* far particulars.
Ml NUNSEY BLDG.,
Washington, D. C.
DONT HESITATE
Com* early and avoid tha rush.
Gat these tire* now. Guaranteed
for 6,000 mile*. Absolutely firsts,
no teconds.
30x3 $11.00
30x3i/2 13.50
32x31/2 .. 15.69
34x3?/2 17.59
31x4 20.30
32x4 20.68
33x4 21.59
34x4 22.07
32x4'/2 26.95
33x4!/, 27.76
34x4i/2 28.57
35x4'/2 29.81
36x4i/2 30.28
37x5 36.56
GLASSER. BLUM & CO..
Phone North 3876 and 3959.
2030 7th St. N.W.
JulStf
ALL part* to all cars in stock.
We can save you 50%. Larg
est dealers in used cars in Wash
ington.
GLASSER. BLUM & CO..
2030 7th St. N.W.
North 3176 and 1?5?.
Liberty and
Victory Bonds
CASHED AT HIGHEST
PRICES
We Also Pay Cash for Part
Paid Liberty Bond Cards
and
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS
Without Going Through Any
Red Tape
W# pay interest up to day
your bond is sold.
Inquire elsewhere for prices,
but don't sell your bonds or
stamps until you v*t our prices.
Liberty Investment Co.
Phone ^iain 7s8q
920 F Street N. W.
Open Daily, 8:30 A. M. to
6:30 P. M.
"We talk less and pay the'
highest market price."
CASH FOR
LIBERTY
AND
VICTORY
BONDS
OP ALL ISSUES
Afrt>
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
W* Al*o Buy Part-Paid Card*
LIBERTY BOND
EXCHANGE
915 Pensa. Ave. N.W.
OPEN Daily 1:30 a.m. to t p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
avto icqutoiue
TIKE OUCTOK.
rail aad tK*h*a$m ?M tan. PLA1A
AUTO SUPPLY OU
axehanf* ?
4?-4# J
WHY NOT
Mikt that cm look lika aev. We
that it cam b? dona by uataj
CASCO
Central Auto
MM Pi- ... nw.
aitoi ron nut.
rOR 8.1 Lt nil roao TOURING 3? It*
C*>L? KOAUCTBB. TUOROL'OlILt
oi?rn?ul?J, four M tlM>; t?o (Ood
bargaiu tu caah tauw Apply Haraid ofnaa.
AUTO PAlITDia.
Northeast Automobile
Palatine and Tiiiuatqa T?.,
Ml? Flirt St * ft.
o?o# ph?M *??<* sr.
Estimate* PiM>|l>w
Cbawltslly Fnrnlab^ Oar M*rt?
$1
a pro mtniHwo.
P5R ? PER
HOUR - MAN
ALTO REPAIRING
au iut? * Cm
B> Ext-wt ttichuus
Cwbua BvaoMd to OlNM
Ford Autborlwd
Workiuuhip awuM (
H. E. HOWES
1410 First Stmt N. E.
Pbooe North mi
nuEd Ttuih.Nutko and urAiiiD
irikk UALL OU.. tl2 t?k rr. NW.
Mggl
AITOI ron HIM.
PHONE rBANBUH H
Tuunng and out-of-town trip* a veotalty.
Mo4 Fa. iff. dw fuMft |
CAM. WKST i* roC qcicS sbbvick 1
sight Miui, is and (L.50 an hour. PIBRrfc
TAXI CO jtfUf
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Tokeni
Artlatic?txprMlve?lnexpenatra.
Cude Bros. Co. 1214 F Stmt. I
Prompt aoto ieBna atrnc* \
afclMt ;
DIED. i
COLHOUX?Suddenly en Thursday. I
July 24. 1919. at Ajundel-on-the- |
Bay, J. ROSS, beloved huaband of !
Martha D. Colhoun.
Funeral from the Chapel of W. R. ]
Speare Co.. No. IK* H street north- 1
west, on Saturday. July 26, 1919. at
10 a. m.
MORAX?On Wednesday. July 23. 1919.
at Georgetown University Hospital.
PATRICK T. MORAX. Jr.. be
loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
T Moran, 17?7 Oolumbia road.
Requiem Hipjh Mass at Sacred Heart I
Church, Saturday. July 26. at 9 1
o'clock a. m Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
PAPPAS?Suddenly on Thursday;
morninjr. July 24. 1919. at 10:15. i
Rose Pappas (nee Jones), at the
home of her mother. Mrs Brown.!
110 Massachusetts avtnue north- I
wrat. Funeral aervice at St.
Aloysius Church. Xorth Capitol
and I streets, Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. - I
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.
Benjamin and Mary Neifald. hoy.
Angelo and Adelina Palma, hoy
James L. and Carrie H. Pratt, girl.
Theodcre and Diana Pappsa. firl.
Morris and Roes Stein, girl.
Antonio and Antomna Troiaao. firL
Mnaris and Sarah Waif, firl.
Vance E. and Marion Wilson. bo*
John S. and Mary Ll Montaine. boy.
gyltestcr and Je**ie Johnson. firl.
Max and Yetta Harrison, firl.
Simon and Erther Hffwn. firl.
R ibin and Yetta (?rodereon. hr.y.
Win. A. and l>orothy A. Fletda, firl.
Andrew J. and Bridget L. Dargao. U*.
Joseph and Helen V. Dillon. be>.
Maurice J. and Johanna M. Cronin. boy
Arthur W. and Caroline C. Crandal'., girt
?;*orge A. and Ethel Btvwell. girl
Luyne F. and May P. Brinkley, girl.
COLORED
fthelton and Elbert a Kilby.
Charles t\ and Viola Ford. boy
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE.
Frank L. Ha\licek. twa. I" S Ka'al Boa
Frames E. Hooter. 78. Ill Q *t. n*.
Charier T. Sawyers. SI. 1711 Wis. a*e nw.
I Thomas Digg?. 3?. <Iarficld Hoapital.
1 Bixabeth K Brady. 6?., .'906 Huntinpton at. nw.
I Daniel J. Kelly. 75. Proaideace Huapital
I Roe M. Pappas, 30. 110 Md. a*e. nw.
Liaae A. I*ai?r. ?. ? ?th at. ne.
| Del'a Mine Mertx, 5*C *tb Place. Ckre
(land Park.
Wm- NuthaR. 1. ?? K H. m.
I Fannia A. Walter, 57. IjSI <? st. ne.
Mamie O'CeMMC. ? mon.. 736 fc>d at. ne.
OOLOBED
Blitte T. Warlr. 37. St. Elizabeth's Ilosnital.
Dandridge O'Neal. 51. 130 Blagdena court.
Thomas Arms ted. 34, 1904 fth at. nw.
Handa'l Niwl. 23 Ho oeo. Hospt
Da^id Netter. 9 mon , 9G4 lat st. aw
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHIT*
John A. Smith, 26, of Puutaiitfv Pa . and
A11i?_M,rt.ill. M. ol 1*1*. V. The U?. J.
H. Jeffries.
George H. Fkrmona, ST. and Maty K Hunch.
5
, U. ? MT. X. A W?l?ti
*~w?iVwi2El: *? if a***u
Gnrdfn f* . l^*B- The IU* J. K
warden C. Aafcton. ? aad Jmd* V UmifZZi
tiXVirr? 5**Tc a
n."S2 iSi-S ?*Vtz*
??/3SY3 SaS-^
EfT 5 5??*- ?? - <*?. >?
'? Hcanlae. M, orf w~vi? ?
c r! ^ ?au?. **? *?*
Jr ? o. ?m uk. u x*?
JSiSS ?&<rzz
s Jai * two b~
COLOKED I
I If. Wsldii, 1 "*???<*. V?. Ths Err.
^ waSSSL.* ?"SL. "?
WILSON SURETOTOUR
U. S. NEXT MONTH W
INTEREST OF LEAGUE
fwnxi'SO fiom page one
pubhcan Senator, to confer with
Dim. He ?iw Senator* Warren and
bpcncer yesterday. but it waa in
U mated there were no other ap
pointments in view.
K?^cl. j., .
The Pre.ident confidently be
rllV'* ^ comprehen.ive .tatement
!?""<>" Japanese government on
the Shantunc matter will be de
lH'TZ L?- h'm wUh,n * frw day".
he told Senator Spencer
It i. believed thi. explanation
from Japan, when tt doe. come,
will show that the award made by
the Peace Conference is not ao ob
jectionable. as It has Wn repre
sented to be; that It will greatly
clarify the situation and also be
satisfactory to the Chinese repre
saatativca.
Has Fire Be?mationa. ?
P~.Ut0r. ?pe|,c?r submitted to the
resident live reservations to the
leaa-ue of nations, wh.ch he said must
HeJ* lh' trt*l> ? >o be rau
The President told Spenoer he was
sad ?aiiinltr",e(1 ln "" reservation^
?i?d said they would receive hu earn
est consideration.
'""rvatlons which Sena
tor Spencer said were cardinal "
*?"'d <h? rieht of th? country
? L domestic questions ?uch
as tariff and immigration w ithout c-jc
iJThi Vl">rf'rerr*; '"kure observance
of the Wonroe doctrine, and definitely
a^liT.'L'.0 h* ,he *?!e ri*'ht of ' on
gre?s to determine any future military
action. *
The two other reservations tt-j Sen
ator urged are th.t Am.ncii
her rlfht to withdiaw from the
jTf"' *' ?nv *??? Hithout question.
ShnnIlia* *X?,r?" "Km for tl*
Shantung settlement and e*p,e? hoi*
"Consideration and ai
democratic aid
TO BEAT LEAGUE v
ASKED BY BORAH
C<.Kn\'lID PROM PAGE ON*.
'the^Ln?,"' *h" ,h' opposition In
ine Senate arose out of ?*r?r>n i
wlson"^.0*1 ?? Pre.id.-nt
T*' ,lmP'y "amazinir."
TTie Senator showed that th#
Pr"*Went*ildPPO!"wd '?n* b'!nr' the
whlri, Jl a ?"y,h,nB' of ,h? thin*,
him l^i. u^0""0*1 ?PP"?-tion to
,he aPPe.l for the eloo.
eUet nnD'm.t?cra'"I candid.te? in tne
eiaction of November. 13lg.
Opposed f All Leac.ea.
Se1r.n,Ve0rnFI<LtC,,er ?"<??"? whether
senator Borah was opposed to any
''"7' The Idaho Sen.,or re
ti'th v ,VM> *nd "as opposed
th.n ^o t?n;?"Amerlc?" alliance mot,
,*J?w le?gue. He added:
.. c*n ^ n? doubt whatever
favor "y,.rov|t,'otl I *n> standing in
faior of the policy of this Government
It ! ??* ""*ed for 'he last 150 years
Jt I. good enough for me I am wiil
^ thi. government a,?t hi,
existed rather than submtt it or en
" *'th *nv foreign powers.
thf linn* il UJucA discussion Of
1^ ? ' Z doctrine and of preserv
ing It b> reservation., but you can
not preserve the Monro* doctrine ir
t^ TE?S the POl">' of W'aei.ins
If vou 'he Monro- doctrine.
,!j ? , meddle in European affair,
and entangle yourselves with fcuro
nations you cannot prevent Ku
inr-,Mm COmiZ' h're "d 'nterfer
Ing with our affairs. There is jUs.
tr.n W.*L,?KPrTrVe *h" doc
trine and that Is to stay out of Ku
ropean affair* and Asiatic affairs
St. Elizabeth's Patients
To Hold Big Field Day
? i
A ""'daummer meeting for the so!
aier and sailor patient.? at St Elr i
,bf'h' Hospital will be held tod.v on
the hospital grounds.
Arrangements for the meet have
heen made by the Laymen . SerMce
i;?',tton; Trinity Commun.ty
SJ Ser\icV W*r
Prizes of wriat watches, frames
toys and cijfars will ho PIVen thJ
winners in the various contests.
CLANCY'S KIDS
(Copyright. 1019. by the McClure N?w?paper Syndicate.)
By PERCY L CROSBY
HOU)Do JK'NOUJ
V4HO THCS6 Guys
Af?OUN0 H?f?e ?J-J
Aw, pcx?aer
iThcm And 6tr
on oResseo
-! yen! ah'maybc ctr
CLOTHES SWIPCP, HUH?
Comptroller Claims Rjggs
Bank Resented Ouster
Fcom Treasury.
Secretary MrAdoc'i refusal to grant
live Rises National Bank special priv
ileges war the ctiut of the antagonist
by bank offlctalj toward tha Traas
ury Department. John Skelton WIN.
iamn told the Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency yesterday.
William, staled that the ft ret clash
between the Treasury Department
the bank came when Secretary Me
Adoo Issued a press statement ?i
plaining the expulsion of a clerk of
the Riggs Bank from the office of the
Comptroller of the Cerre^.
Prior to the WUaon admlnlstra,
tion." the witness stated, "officials
?t the Riggs Bank were at hom?
lh?' Treasury Building and were
able to secure information unobtain
able by national banks throughout the
county. It was the breaking of this
pipe line' that caused the trouble-'* ~
Ko Hemul tiaity.
The comptroller branded as falsa,
statements of previous witnesses to
the effect that the hostility of hi*
office toward the bonk was due to
personal enmity between himself and
Milton E. Alloa and W. J. Flather.
officers of the bank.
He stated that prior to the trouble
with the bank the two men bad been
strangers to hilu. and that his rela
tions with the only officer with whom
he was acquainted. President Glover
hi d been frlenolj.
"Whatever action It was my duty
to take towaid the bsnk." he de
cl&red. had absolutely no connection
with any of th? bank officiate."
Hns Sent 1T? to Prison.
Williams stated that during his term
of office as Comptroller of the Our
'' "tv h" ?I? l ank oa?.l,
throughout the country to prison for
Violations of the law.
ha? never been chart?d" ha
^.t "l *"V c*" ' "?? ">"??
E l"'
of "oministration o*
the affairs of the First National
Banv, of I niontoe n. I a., bv previous
answenM th* """"'"ee. was
r VJnh* A ?~?n. receiver
for the bank at the time of its fatl
btriu* J?,ln & **"* ounaei for
I The Wit anas I. produced affidavits of
, Wmos. men Cf I n?>nt.?n "vcA^I
? he sale of the bank real e.-tatobv tS5
| Treaaury oflic.als, declaring the trans,
action to have been juat and fair to
the officer, of the bankrupt hank
silnrf ,K P'r&ll"r f^sume the
'"If nwrning to complete his
lihTi&rSSfc ?"or~> f<*
INSPECTOR HIDES
OFFICIAL REPORT UPON
BOATS HE "DISABLED"
WNTHITO FROM rsc.r ovc
IrST H'" T"J' """ ?"? heart
, ,h" Mr t'hler had
* ,'Mhe bupwvirtne Inspector Gen
sral then said the report ?? ?ot y-t
1? 'h' PUM,C He said t??? It
bo ready liondav
, to his attrition that
1 mftt<7*? ?team' ?"ts had been pe .
' tn continue their rchedui-s
hs^eUfi0l,t ,h* ""n"*1- thisv mnrht
i???i w* re'M't',lpn of the Ohicaco
Kastlan.i tr**e<J> hetw.
re^lT<'Sh",s hl* mon,orv from verbal
V^."'rZl7J"m hr h" ?**"??? Mr.
Thi iJU? 5*. lh" -n't
I-?"1 Baltimore had been in
' service sixteen year*.
Ss,s He ?..t, Hijtk ttasdard
lort tin h?,h """ P'n" ?-> The
n??i. ",h*r ><? bal
lasted more or have their prer-u
balance rearranged tn order to ma, -
duion. "uwS*r all con
ait ions of navigation."
Both steamer* have been m the
?me?* ?n 2" or*o\k ? W ashmgt o *
iMute since May s Thry arT
posed to be capable of carrvjn* arv
proximately excursionists ^n ?
regular trip.
Auto Turni Tnrtle; One Killed
j Ash. ville, C . July t.-on,
k'"'d "l?ta fitly HOd flve
'n.r^ "hen an automobile
turned turtle oarl.v today a short d.f
I . ~ 'rnm ,k,B city Francis Hvatt.
,<>f Waynesvllie. Icwt his life
_
Four Boys Die MysterioMl*.
t Mound Valley. Kan . July four
bo>*. rsn^my in age rrom 7 to It
>vais. children of George M Hok*
have di> d in the last three d?ys'
The caun.- of their death baffle* half
a oozen physicians.
The InVrrmal
(kt B?i
fold by AU. DCi.OUUiTB
Jr sent by mail on reoelnl of prtM
?ik>curm Co., Wuh., D. C

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