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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORYREAD FOR PROFITS USE FOR RE ULTS
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HELP Wo-tJsT-D.WALLWaWiI>-? lOL.sO __-N WHO UNDERstand« print-.» »iurs««« ALEXANDRIA
r, vsri'l'L. Alexandna. V«. _«MSaV«W À SI ? S r> PiIUT BCP¡ Pain'tER--
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N. L BOYS WANTED TO SERVEHerald route». $8 to $12 per
month and theater ticket» for good»ervice. Apply 1018 K »t. or at
Herald Office. mh28-6t
GOOD POSITIONS OPENAS
CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMENF-mMANENT WORK
GOOD PAYSpecial consideration given appli-rations of e_-»oldiers and men hav-in*; previous experience.
ApplyVonday, Wednesday and Friday,
9 to 12 A. M.' Instruction Department,G h ngton Railway and Electric
Company,¡¦tth and East Capitol sts.
mh22-10tTAILORS
... wum-ru » c*o*U- Julius Utrftnkl-_m<-__»-ti
¦. -CTÄN'ArTÖRDTÖ USE ITSc!aà» fled columns. The co»t of
.· campaign, continued until yourresult i» achieved, will be triflingcompared with the value of thatresult. Suppose a case: You be¬lieve you should be earning a
larger salary.a thousand dollars a
year larger than your present posi¬tion pay» you. You spend fromone to twenty-five dollars, say, inclassified advertising.and get yourdesired position. Do you know ofa more attractive investment?
_mh]6-tfLABORERS WANTED FOR
store work. 17th and Monroest». ne. · mh3Mt
HELP WANTED.FEMALE.SEWERS
Julius Garfinkle fie Co.has« uaed for expaa-v .«ua for altartn«- womori»·« eoa., draasaa, wai.e «ad eair-. Tito»awho ar« vati. actory will be »Ivo. permarieoitpossi·!«.a. rocl-t-ti
HELP WANTED.Male aad Fe-mal«
PHOTOS S.ÏSÊjgFinished promptly. BROOKS,1330 F st. nw. ja28-«jot
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RE.VT*.604 A ST. SB - rUR-v-ISHSD _>-r_OOBovorn aaxt to bath ; h. w. ; electrie and gas
H«at«; IM « Booth. m_*_AKl-U.SA HUTtU J10 C at. nw.-.NBATLliluroi·.ed room«; so per weak up; tran.onta,
HELP YOURSEL. BY RENTINGthat spare room meeting,
through the extra revenue, some ofthi» year's extra taxation. ThroughHerald classified advertising youcan »ecure a DESIRABLE TEN¬ANT.one glad of the opportunityto find a DESIRABLE PLACE TOU\E. Phone Mam 3300.giveyour ad and bill «vili be tent.
_mh16-tt¦.-.ft RE NT-LA HO ; E KRÖNT ROOM. r*L_-_«had or ._ar.«bed. 143 V at. aw. Apt. 1.
mar.-It
WANTED.ROOMS.-#A«rt_D TWO CIsTCRNISHBrj BOOMSwith prisât« (a__j, pr-erarslj with board.
C»? Civs, .1 afSS I p» m._ mt.Mo.
REAL E.STATL
J. J. McNEYREAL ESTATE
Bought. Sold and Exchang-edFARMS A SPECIALTY.Quick and Best Result«.
'¦Consult He."223-224 Oxford Building
4th and N. Y. Avenue N. WMain 6230
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Rj^GEÄATORS^jCE BOXES.¦Refrigerators, ice boxesI THAT ARE SUPERIORI VEI_!ON REFRIGKRATOU COkl I F St. N. W. Franklin 2757
CASH FORLIBERTY BONDSWe Also Pay Cash for Liberty Bond Card», Whether Paid
Up IN FULL OR NOT.Note.OUT-OF-TOWN Client» Should Send Their Bond»
by Registered Mail Only.??G? Daily, 8 A. M. to 9 P. It\Jl Li ? Sunday, 9 A. M. to I P. M.
BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
LIBERTY INVESTMENT CO.'9-'8-9jo F Street N. W. First Floor, Room 3
FOR SALE.FARMS.m\oaaa Day * ftu-a» <m ia»*muaam ai
CABIN JOHN P.ARK!WHI «SOT TOUAlf
Far .-a'» .Uuatreted book», «ad tail?? «txHit Ut«·* tittle fama ittr«e«w >«·.tim, tnd ???* prie·», ta« ?? vrlM
J. S. TOMUNSON.31 rfOCTHCHN BUM. MAIN T«·».
tls a-« boraaa \n-'. bunafl··«*· reody for U»l^ki, I « W H-SOt K«
BUSINESS CHANCES.MERCHANTS!
Get Our 50-50 Plan?ß per ont caah: W par ont trad·
Stn.LY-8 SOLDIER'S SIGN ß??G.Frantili san. ßl ?*- ·«·* Bw*
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NOBODT COCLD GCARANTTE CERTAINraaulta Iroat clsssiäed «drartisie». It that
could b» done th· stSSmmm ot Htm would batoo c*»r But.tn moat instane··. Hnrald cla·-«ifl.*Tl ad»«"rt*s-ln* der«· y**"Ul tb· multe dcariradT.
SPIRITUAL READINGS.I.icMued by tb« Diatnct ot Columbi«.
KEELER, KNOWN THB WORLD OVKB FUHindependent writing, meseafe« on any matter,
by BppotntnM-nL UH Parkwood pUca nw. Phon·Columbia 3? Ttraa, $3. mbU-JOt
Piychic aod Vocational Erpert.
Dr. Charlotte JeanneWHÏ NOT COMMUA O.N'E OF AilM*
1CA'3 »ort comet mediuma" Ad tic« -a
retard to baalth. fucc«ea «nt* happtnaaa, tfyou ar« Ul or diatouritud an anaJyaia oftout osa· «ill baiu you unrnerliatriy. Of¬fe· -noon 11 L n. to I p. a Md Ef« aLnw. Roo« 1. »Yinki'n M17-J.
MME. KARTOriairrojant and pajeluc. Medi-un adrlc·
all affair« oí Ufe. Baari.nfi daily; boura, 11 to 98atifclaction guusateed. S10 5th at. n«
PALMISTRY.
BELMONT.Noted dairvo?aot and pa1mlat. Giaaa adrim
oa buaineaa matterà, lo·»«, health, and familyaffair«. Telia name of your fatar· huabtnd orwife, tells if on« jou lore la tra· or falae. Whattart of tb« rountrj ia Inckiaat t* you What todo to be tuccwaf'il in life. 121* N. T. arc. nw.Next door to Masonic Tempie. Readings, IL
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I'almmry u a recofnizeti acience, andRIZPAH ELDON
ia known aa a·» oí ita greatest e ?;-on enta. Hun¬dred« riait thi« raua-rk&bl« «omen dally; con·píete reading with accurate deaerip-tioea otwhat your b*nd foretells only $]. R>*c»ptloa P*rlor ne. comer of 6th and Q nw. Entrance «th*. Hour« 10 a. m- to ft p*. m mhX-Kfc
il ADA?E b*TAÍÍLKT. ROÏAL OÏP3Y Ml»in, irada tb« band Like an open book; aatie-
faction fiiar-mteed, gir« bar « call. 1311 H «t. o·*.mh^-90t
MADAME ZELLA.Genuine Egyptian Palmist. Ifin doubt of love, business or fam¬ily affairs, consult Madame Zella.622 FIFTH STREET N. W.
Madame Edwards3enulne Egyptian scientific palm-laL Read» your entire life.past.present and future. Telia name» offriend» and enemies. Satisfactionruaranteed.Readln»s. 11.00.615 7th St. N. W.
CLAIRVOYANT.PIIOF. WRIGHT
ratnust and ct»ir«oy«nt.Frítate riding daily: satisfaction tusrantead.
Hours. U «. an. to S µ. m. Phon· Main 143t.âtî F «t. nw. mhJWet-d-sx-s
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.«HU? ? THEODORS ALLEN. DIRECTOR,.UtTo logical Research Society. Priant« Reta¬
tati, by appointment only. IZ. Typtwntta·rorvcaata, by mail ftS u-? Expert Vocation»! Ad-raam. U4 ? at. nw Pboa» FVankliii 9KL
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FOR SALE.MISCELLANEOUS.BRADBURY CPBIOHT PIANO; EXCEL·lent condition; diniag-room aet bra« bed·,
1 Hüfte, 1 doubíe; one Une parlor rocker.4JOl Uarriaon at., after 7 p.m. week d*y»;\m\m9a ft ?--G?. Sunday, rie-re. K3. gjjMjWANTED.MISCELLANEOUS^
STEAM BOILBK. ADUREA*) ?G?? SlBmldOft»_marS-lt
WANTEH-BICYCLI. SaX'ST BE IN (¡OODcondition snd s bargain. ITU ? at. «e.
_^_mhS-*XIt IOC WIU. SIND POR
LOUIS NOTES.«1« E ST. N.W.. TOC WILL GET TUE BEBTCASH PRICES »OR FC ?.M ITU ?? OF ALLKINDS PHONE FRANKLIN IS WILLCALL AT YOCB CONVEM EM E nhlUPtWILL CALL IN MY CNLETTEKKD ~ÂUTÎ>mobil«, city or «uburtMD. and par you hlsbNt
prtce« (or ladia·'. tent;em<Ti>. ctuWrim s dis-».-.-: cJothln». of all de»criptiot*s. AddraMpostal or l«. iw I will call E. RIOI. la .to.t. ow Norrh ?pß fsS-t/*??)G CAN'T BIDE YOCR JO TÑ TUBclsaaaflcd columns-lor therr« isn't a hidiaf
Hat» the«». Theae «J» aJ« HEAD, nrbtt-tl
CENTOÄFR^ITlJRE'CÖr-7Will pay y*oo the hifbe« price» for aecoodQ«nd furniture. 611 LouaUn* are. nw. Phow
HOTELS AND CAFES.SHEPHERD HOUSE
CO-NCR la* mai E ST**. NW.Uoom «nd KosrQ
IS DU soard. cao s Du_ .-sa·)
iîîorfoaiqu« 3-UstauraR.t¦"*"'. It· ¡»Ola- liu><*l*»on. · colaop-*««! Mindsy OnuMrs
*5o^lt^«*ttl ??tt?« OeklaslCan *cco«n*T.T«T-i« . t*(w Mor. atls U<«rd>r>?1» l'a. «t«, u,,
PERSONALS.WHISKEY:
Send ILOO to Welfare Co., Box568, Herald office, and receive byreturn mall 12 reclpea for mak¬ing whlakey, wine, brandy, etc,for home use.
FLORA MALr*»ip tTMU-M.t. aha,
fecit! m«**«·.1418 W St. N. W., Apt 31.
Uia'dir.-it. eaalp treatment, ehaapoolaf maAfacial mat
*****.-*··*?-. Your Fyej-¿Cl·, Are T\ey^» Dofecr.VüM. BERNARD KANN,
- Waa marl· th· exa*a_n*Üoo oí th« eyeabia hi· wort, la a guareetee, that gìawwhich ta· irrwcnbcs are ¦dentlfieaJty ac¬corate. Such glaJeae ¦r>crr«ct Um aariooa phjm
a tele r- of th· r>« which pt«_duce «7%«trato-
DR. M BERaN'ARD KANN,-.>*Mght _pec_a_l_t, aM ? at. nw.Room 11 Oppoaft· Patent Office.
MM
Skin Affections a specialtyEcaema, acne, pimplee. inpna, etc. Local ta-
T* -1 ·¦ 1 caa***>r«: no entune, >- NM HnU¦ON, UB6 ? «t. DW. It to ' » tn T Íal-MlPIANO LESSONS. 8? A LM<-0:n, BKOIN-nera only, hating atudifd (oar years under
.'-*·. (.'tmeertatory graduate, »ill gt?e par-eonaJ attention to each pupil to unmaa cor·eel t ¦¦:-.-· l.adï teacher. For appointment.phoBe North JBT-W. fe»_.
Economize on Your Moving7r* reUabM auiea wmi» oa local and iaag
dtetaoc· raonng rail -tn A. BITS. W ? H tf.Phooe *-rane_.D 1Í4VW 4aal-«
DR. REEDSPECIALIST
804 SEVE^?T__NTH STREETOVER 30 YEARS ¦"-«¦""¦.¦i I*·»*· ·»
Nerve.a and Spe_al ¡tasser, of Vara and Womee.Means Health to You if You SufferFi-rom <_.tarrh. Obee1rs, T_euraaUa.. Cv-aatlpe-trot». Pile«. Throet. Lusca. Brain. Heart, S'.ooAaad Skla D.raeae. Nerooou. D_nUt*o. K.dns»Inesaaes. Bladder Traoble. «.peone Blrsod I'M-.ala». .mp-oona, fleer» and All Private Dlao-ases C_vrd for Life try Safe Methods
Charge* Low. Medicine Furnished.CONSULTATION FREE
Private Waiting Room for LadiesOflice Honre, 10 to !.. J to> «. Sunder». II to 11
WORKINQJXIN, TH» QUESTION WHICHar.aa in the aüad oí lot« of aan-eat buatlaor«.
how mach «nd where to bus an ovaavroat forIse« than ré-ors-ailing prioorsv. Well, «uppoee touaa« shots liera at 15 up for a fine «rede,alight. .used -ram.nt. Shows up mlfhtv well.Jl -*: H s OLD BT.IND. S'.J 1» s* mi_l ·.
*AOLD-FASHIONED HERBS
The herb u purely avflgetabie product andcan hare do bad affertupon the ayttem upurlflee the blood.
-· op the ayatem..¦-;«lee .% -·. the k) .-
neyg thereby r-fitr.:;.gBlight» Dteeeae, Orme-e-I, Rheumaticm, Sciat¬ic«. Lumbago, Ooughaand Colda
M. A. LOUIS & SONSThe Herb Spedaliata, a_ Ii «t_ aw.
TBaUTJIK-VTHFUK VA_lolia -1.la.NT».a...90t
MADAM PARKEROlfted FalmuK im_ CLiira -y».m, ¿uta adnee
«a all affairs ? Ufa. She aaka or« question·, txrtwin tell ?«rj «bat von want to Know. Too willbo wiecv aud haptaer alter aeeiag her *4at_s-faction or do tr/iargee. üeadinga, 0.10.
ii -, ii- 10 A. M. TO « P. WBU Ig. o«-, between llth and Utb eta
DR. HOWARDCHIBOPBACnC PHTslClArt
RHEUMATISM SPECIALISTbetaue. Muscular. ArticuJar
"OJT THB ,?,??ß"It matten not who haa been your phjaiaan or
what treatment t?? have bad. If you can get torey office you probably can regain your health.and 1 extend to you an Invitation to call aodlearn .at what can be done for you. HOOMr Warder Bldg., corner 9th and ? ata. aw.
mhlsVtfDIAMOND
AND J KV·. .LitBought for caab from prtsaU partlea aad estate·.ZM Washington Loan aod Tniat Building, tthaad t ata aw. testâtTHB INDUN-HavE YOU SEEN HIMTLook for him tn Sunday'» persons-, aad caJ
at OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP. IT» Tth at. nw,ptin ftt
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE.J. & N. AUTO TRANSFER CO.Baggage Express and Hauling.1728 H St. N. W. F. 3820.
SMITH'S TRANSFBRAND STORAQll CO.NORTH »341 ? 3341.?. 1144 Nlk-ht or Holi¬day. Franklin Itll.
s-»J.M_-Ul_TAN_E muvlnq.
""safety firstTABaOLLTfcL- riBKPUUU» sTOsU,n_>«ttaai H aas up. Mona» aavS Pacai.sLMITCD ·??1_» ¦'TiiBAiil r*_ t*».» l3st. sw I.. t.I «ad rraaklla .¦ tl
fUJ1 H St. N. W.^.' Baggage and HaulingWm. VV. Danenhower. Jr,
Franklin tiare.7M. Night cair M. 7*71.(Tur Motto."Service".Our Motto
MOVINGW« ftn_ar» lane paotdad «as» «a« «»ratal ma»
t» .radi· jam getta».PACKE-S et tarattai«. passa«, «aia«, tate»
be·*»* "c Kaperteoeeo! a«· eats.»BIPPlNu la an »ana «a* the wars-STORAOi low __r_* sWsWk ··_ kssas»
eoiM Krooso
KRIEG'S EXPRESS
LIBERTY BONDSand
WAR SAVINGS STAMPSBOUGHT
We Will Also Buy Partial PaymentCards.
Central Building, Room 11.Cor. 9th and Pa. Ave.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAKES«? BEERWine» and Fruit Brandies atHome. Simple and Explicit
Reclpea.icopynjlitsd.)
Two râlions of rood beer, about5% of alcohol, for 60c Can beu»ed 4 week» from date of brew¬ing. For beet- recipe »end 11-00to
The American Joy Kitchen Co.2603 Mozart Place.
Phone Columbia 2758.._mch27-tf-d *x a
TINNING AND HKATINO.
GEORGE ESSIGGG???Gtßß, RANGE« AND LATBOBEB,TINNING. OITTEK1NÜ A>jJ SI'OCTINU.» iota «t. nw. l-btan» Mata SSk
ms»»»»RAZOR BLADES RKSHARPENED
RAZOR BLADES RESHARPENEDEQl??. Til NEW
»IT JTH ST ? W NBAK NEW YORK AVB.
EXTERMINATOR·.
Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!20th Century Insecticide
.«Ul lid yoar bom« of rosabas, ants. ««.«roti**».sad bedbua». Will aztennlnatje roachs« In jourbass» lot tUa. Sold try drufftts of A tt. COO, Ml N. T. g» Main W»_Islf-W»GENERAL HOI SE REPAIRING.
Carpenter and ContractorAlteration» and orna work dona tor rasscrasSt«
prirr. Atvly «J U at. w 1'bon« Non»«3's-j ¡LBS
SHOE REPAIRING.
Monroe RapidSHOE REPAIRING CO..
liana ua.Tail l« lour Mi.» IToublas.
¦UMM
SEVEimi STREET SHOEREPAIRING
Wc do joir work »hue jou »»il, at pr*·arar prie«». Out »bop u equipped with -n¦**¦am «tactnc machmeo. W* mike old »bomD»tW.
H. EDLOWITZ,I34I 7th Street N. W.
CANDY'
CARLISLE E5(SÏaNGÊ~Be*X (»G-'.)»
??*-(-¡«?? Af-rata for
MARTHA WASHINGTONCANDIES
Try Our Ooodiss .
Urs M. Blair. T-fW mi* ru
PLUMBING.
A. W. HAGERMANJOBBING Il Ell ub IL ISO
gtJAUTT p?ßt.I«rsntn» «Ul UJI SS» m nw,
_lais-**PRINTING.
BUSINESS LAKbïIDO CALLING ASL" Se; ? ?G-|??.-"?cords. (Be. EARLS WAYNE, ¦ I at. aw.
_«amFO« SATISFACTORY-"HINT!NU ~~RÏABÖfS-able prioea call ? ?. PRINTING CO.;
prompt same« Praaklln f«TL it «l « ¦«
MACHINISTS.
MACHINE SHOP.At.aMl«· rvptund ami owb*mr«l
to rafn-fertOun pumpi and Kim fora«
J. L. ONEY & SON.frsnUiB «74. JS3 Uta st, aa.
ELECTRICAL·.
J. G. GEORGIOU.ron.ttt!ting Dectrictu tut-pa-m Contract·¦r\a. repair.n«, etc. :',2 Va. aie. di. I'h ¦?*KriDklK! ME ita» m
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS._MUSIC._ÓLB VIOLINS ftSaTORa"l);'HIW ViôLIns
«art-stad: «ipatt bo« rspslxlaa, J. R. hopLEK. IBS O at. aw
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
J. Br\RBAGALLO & CO.Wholesale and Betsll
Leather and Shoe Findings817 9th St. N. W.
AUTOMOBILES.
Batteriesl Batteries!Have lot» of pep when we do the
work.General Batterv Co.,
406 13th St. N. W.at Pa. Ave.
DISCOSTARTING
AND LIGHTINGSystem for Ford
Cars.iBstsilrd Complet«, Vv
Guaranteed to do sll 11 Isa« i or money re-fimrird. Out-It InclTidfw 140 stora-B« battary case,smmsasr, wir!»», u**hu. switches, fnss blocks,mie
HIÑES AUTO SUPPLY CO..¦ Dan. Franklin M»
Distributers, maff-tf
"CASCO"For tw-tr·! Home Dm
Bifblj-PoU-thed Furniture Hudwood Floor*.Linoleum, Wood«or It Etc
Mad·* Id Wuhinfton. Sold E'erTwher·DEALERS ftOLlCTTED
CENTRAL AUTO SUPPLY CO.10W G«. .·¦ :.¦' Usin tU
ï ASTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.a* ?,1.1/. .\iih.N.. wu-Don't run down your bt-Uerr while port¬
ing al ni»bt. Um Diets ***utanf Lamp».Special tale do« on, V. J. Free au imatvttna. V i-ri ita linn Open SundayHARRY BUELL 522 8th st. «.
BIG AUTO SALES.TIRE, ACCESSORIES AND RE-PAJH
Ì--Ì-.T »a ;.·.¦*-»- bySULLY'S SIGNS.
rb *r.« rrankhn 5SH d Ft, am nw,rah»3«
FOU HALE.APTOIHOBsXES.
Come to the Largest Used AutoDealers in the World.
THE ROMAN AUTO CO.?a ?. Broad st..Philadelphia. I«
1.000 csrs to «elect frotn-ms 1MT. l»It modsi«.In sll msJtea. J2Ä up. Cstsiosue frs» on re-Quest. mhJ.s.T.io.u.M.iT.U.a.RS.a.Ji
A FEW CARS TO CHOOSEFROM THIS WEEK:
191» ?tislrnars, t pass. Dopici, sportmodal; an Qoodyesr tire« sud oneextra cord; In flrst-riass meehanii-aIcondition. This la s chance to lets classy car cheap for.G*'«J
1911 «-pass National, ail near tires; carnsranteed .*?.10000
UMS Vi·«««. Chilnwrs. demonstra tur ailnew tiros.SI,tuo«
»U Palte tour-in«*. In exosllent oonditloai..S*«(M)rjHIT »Orerlend, Psndle body delirery
.na» .»i»wt-MT-psaa Hudson, (nod oondltioo; bar¬
atin .G?-«?191« S-pssa Chalmers, two extra tires.t*Z*W191· Veils, in perfsct ooodiUon.stimome Alien. 6-paas. in tine condition.US.011919 Chalmers, 7 peas, touring, lerfeet
condition .ß.*50.«]191« 8tudr-t*a*er. T-psas. tiwnng, »nod
condition .MIS.·)191« locomobile, all new tires. tww
«strs, tine condition.STSO-GiCOMBS MOTOR CO.
Used Car Ospt, Opsn Surd·,«d« V Street N. W. North T1Í1
EVERETT TRUE BY CONDu
it u/HeR<? youuKe.
AUTOMOBILES.TROUBLE
w»h yam lunarie* matlrr«madud by owH-nioa VftTJ *i'.atterle· la perfeet
TKSTINU FEE*.K-i-tirun RerhaVftn».
THE BATTERY SPECIALISTS?. ?. BAI IB oo.. a 0 »t Mais «US
F. C. FEHERMAN604 E Street N. W.
Ot-R rxperts aie ready for ailfirenerator und starterwork. Auto repairing
done at pre-war prieea.Don't fail to see the NorwïlkCar.
AS GOOD AS NEW; TWIN SIS PACKAH-U«eren pseaetigrr car, T-eesonsNe price snd term»will be cxmaiiieiTtd. POX 467, Herald ome«.
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ash»**KamA. «FlMMMt -NfUHOT~aBaaodel perfeet
lSth st. Ph.
ACTOS rOR HIRE.
VIM TRUCKSh* bots, du araei or ea-onth. Bea dm *m
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ruin· ol a certain deed of tmet doty recordedIn Liber No. ¥KA. G?-ïto -MS, et e*Q- ot the ludrecord« ?? the District of (VlumfaU. and al tharequest of tbe laxrtj aecured thereby, th* uader-vaaed truatea» «Ul «all, at pubUe ß???as? In tbeoffice oí Tboe J. Owen 4 Sen. UK Ü it nw¦w The 4th du of April. A. D 1*1·, at I o'doc*p- m-, th» fofiowintf-deaeribed land and premine,attuata tn tbe Diatrict at Ou-luakbU, aad dea-tffnated a« and beinf part of Lot 5 In Section IIn Postero? and otbefa, Truateea' ëubdleiaioo of"Barry Farm." u i« plat recorded In LibarLevy Court No. Î, folio 1. of tbe Raconta of theoffice of tbe Surveyor of tht Dutnct of Cc*u»-bU. now knuern m Lot KO la Square Wi aadmore paniruUriy deaeribed to »aid deed of tragLT>nn» of aale: All caah. A d -j>«t of Jl» re-quircd at time of »ale and tbe purchAMr allowedfifteen day· to compiate the p-nrchaaa Furtherparucu'an at Üme of aale l'AL'L L. WRIGHTEUUENE. E (.ADDIS. Truateea
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DIED.VICKERY.Saturday. March 28, ISIS.
at 3:«0 a. m., CHARLES WYRE.beloved husband of Cora Lv Vlck-ery and father of Mr». Cora T.Horton. Mrs Stuart J. Gaa», Mr»John M Healy and Mr». Jamea U.Archer
Funeral »ervlcea from hi» late reel-dence-, 1522 Newton Street north¬west. Monday, at 2 p. m. Inter¬ment at Arlington Cemetery. Mem¬ber«! of G.irfield Post. No. 7. G. A.R.. Invited to attend
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NATION'S NEEDOF 'GAS' PROVED
Holland Says By-Product ofPetroleum Has Been
Industrial Spur.Not many year» have passed «Iocs
the fate Jabea ?.. fìostwick foundhimself in great perplexity beoauMthere eeemed to be no way of util¬ising;, commercially, gaaohne Mr,Boitwlck was one of the leaderstn the Standard Oil Company. HisInterests In the development of by¬product» from petroleum was ai·ways very «Treat and It was thiawhich led htm to wonder whether Itwould not be possible to find someway by which gasoline, at that timean absolutely waste product follow¬ing the refining of petroleum, couldbe put to commercial uee. Aftermany Inquine« and much Investi¬gation Mr. Bostwlck was thrownlato association with a man whowas of a scientific turn of mind andwho was convinced that gasoline In¬stead of being an absolutely wasteproduct could be so capturad andutilized as to become perhaps quit·as important aa any of tbe by-prod¬uct» from petroleum.Thl» man made investigations snd
experiments and at last discoveredthat gasoline could be economicallysnd adequately employed In drivingan Internal combustion engine. Heestablished a plant at Bridgeport,Corn., where gasoline was made useof In driving motor boats. Ifr.Bostwlck was rejoiced. He wasconfident that In a short time gaso¬line would command a world-widemarket Then came the automobile,which might not have been develop¬ed to such an enormous extent as Isthe case, had the flrat manufactur¬ers of automobile« not taken a hintfrom the builder« of motor boatsand adapted the Internal combustionengine so that gasoline could beused as the explosive force In driv¬ing it
-at-sral RoaasrooaHaving been Invited by the Rotary
¦Club of Miami. Florida, to deliver anaddress to Its members. Dr. G.Acheson. who has been sojourningthl» winto-r at Miami, accepted the in¬vitation and spoke briefly but lm-roT*CÄ»!ve!y to these club member». Theorganization represents men whothink, men who hsve been active Inour Industrial and commercial life.Including some men of financial repu-tstlon Reports that tell of this meet-|Ing reached New Tork today.In the coursa of hla address» Dr.
Ac.eson spoke of tbe necessity ofconserving our natural rvs>s»Dureesf*ivmong which petroleum ata.nd» prom¬inent. He was able to say somethingwhich would have rejoiced Mr. Bost¬wlck were he now living, for he toldhis hearer» that gasoline was com¬
monly thought to have been, nextto munitions, the most voluminousand valuable product we supplied toour allies. For »everal years .t.
Acheson has made a careful studyof our oil resources ao that ha ma,well fortified with facts and figure«with which to emphasise tbe variouspoints which he made.He told his hearers that In 1117 we
sold to the allies 300.000.0(10 gallons ofgasoline. We were using in the sameyear at home many millions of gallonsof gasoline, the magnitude of the flg-uree not having been understood bythe po-ople until the so-called gaste»»Sundays of last fall demonstrated th«enormity of our use of it. These factsJustify the prediction made by Mr.Bostwlck tn the early 90'« that gaso¬line would become one of the moatvaluable of the by-products of petro¬leum.
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Enormous a» ha» been the useol gasoline snd great as has beenthe export of It to our allies, stilltt does not equal the amount oflubricating oil which our alliesboupht of ua In 1$1P. Dr. Acheeonsaid, we »eld to our allies fourhundred million gallons of lubri-eating oil. Some of the statistic«which Dr. Acheson was able to putbefore his hearers caused astonish¬ment accordinig to reports receivedhere from Miami. Be asserted thatapproximately one-tenth of the pe¬troleum produced in the UnitedStates distills off and retines Intolubricating oil. That being the casethe three hundred and forty-livemillion five hundred thousand bar¬rels of petroleum which were pro¬duced In the United State» In 1>1Ifurnished thirty-four million flvahundred thousand barrels of lubri¬cating oil and that Is a quantity Inexcess of any other liquid exceptingwater. The Importance of oil to thecivilised world can beat be graspedwhen It Is known that the clothingwe wear, all the articles on our per¬son, the houses we live In andITactically every article in thehouses would not exist were thereno lubrication.This statement or one somewhat
similar to It was made a few daysago In an exhaustive article uponour oil resource«, the article golnr-.o far as to say that civilisation as
tallied were It not for lubrication.Dr. Acheson told his hearers of
the Rotary Club that If the ??¬formation he obtained be correctthe United States produce· approx-lrrat« ly 60 per oent of the pe¬troleum of the world. If that beto we must bo producing more thant* per cent of the lubricating oil,because much **f the potroleumG???a in foreicn countries is. of a
very heavy, thick character and IsboM-t available for fuel It Is likelyhat many other cVposlta of pe-
trolo-uii· will be found in th· world.Dr. Clapp. who Is one of the fourleading author!..? «? the world pe-trcleum production has recevntlypublished a series 'of articles inwhich he ha» pointed cut the vastresources of petroleum which existIn South America,
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There seemed to be a clear Intima¬tion in his article that the UnitedStato» may be compelled by reason ofthe possible exhaustion of our petro¬leum, some of the experts saying thatthis may occur within sixte·« years,to Import more and more petroleumfrom Mexico and from South Ameri¬ca. When It Is recalled that for a
long time one of the chief exportsfrom the l'nited States was petroleumand Its products, there does seem tobye reason for approahenalon lest theenormous use of petroleum producedin the United States may graduallyexhaust our supply so that Instead ofbecoming a heavy exporter of petro¬leum we may find ourserlvos obliged toImport pcrhap*. as much a» formerlyv»*e exponedDr. Acheson wa» one of the first
to begin an at:its'ion which had for jils purpose th· oo_serv-tJon «of our |
natur·- resources ) , - v^y,'.ly at the meeun« of the ,,s st-nwhich »«» veiled by Presad ««it Itrio.?.< to cons deo how >·¦ »¦ ·. Idoonaer-y. OUT e^,, ,^?,-«, .-tuet,are lansi. for.R. mineral« and wst«r,oil being included of coure· «ninssTthe mlsasra- Dr. Ac-esosv told hi»heaj-er, at Miami of the poeeib(ht- efgreat .naervation «rf our ooalthrough tho ul u.·.:.. r o*trlclty. our natural rseources lawater-power being '.rft_i_*l«ilt Heals* spoke of s method recently dls-covered of lubrication which permit»the reduction in the coruramption ofoil by more than one-half of thatwhich - «»<_ under Ut* »Id methoe.He Intimated that It Is poesiMe thatchemUtry may discover a prore« formaking pétrole·»- t_|-ncatlng oil fromcartoon and hydrogen which are al¬way» obtainable. In fact he intimat¬ed that we may perfect the méthodeof extracting oil from shale so as«·meet Um requirements It ts t^|ievident that the people have awaken*ed to the neceeslty of conservatKUri .efour oil resources. The recent organi¬sation of the a-soclation of oilproducers I» proof that the agitationbegun by Dr Acheaon and other« sev¬eral rear» ago is beginning to avail.HOLLA XD.
Many D. C. NewspapermenOn Staff of A. E.F. Paper.The Star* and Striper..*¦*--.-.mThe 8tars aad Stripe», the risma»'newspaper of the Amerio-«« -kp***dltlonary Forcea, In France. 1« al¬most a Washington Institution.The officer-In-charge Is CapiMark 8. Wauon (Field Artillery),who wa» in the local bureau of theChicago Tribune; the assistant offl-cer-ln-chsrce is First Lieut StephenT. Early (Machine Oua). of the L\.tC bureau of th« A. P.: the adver¬tising manager Is Second .'eut.JLB. FendHck (Air Bervlce), of ,G*»·Wa«hlngton Herald; the »portingeditor l« Nat Worley ( Errgim-s-rs).of The Wsshlngton Herald; th«
of transportation Is Sergt Charle«Buseius (Machine Oun), of TheWashington Herald, and on the edi¬torial staff la Lester Baukhege, ofthe International N« vs «The Star« and Stripe« ha« ¦*¦-av¬
erage circulation of 1,00.000. and isthe daddy of about 150 Uv-ilt paperarrlnted through the American K.-pedltlonary Forcea
Physician Tries DinnerAnd Theater As Meant
Of Winning Back Wii«Chicago. March JO..Dr. Jame» Ifo-a
reau Brown. 2d, and his wife. Mr-Edna V. Brown, cetranged ansi unit¬ing a legal battle for custody of ilaearchlld. Jame« Moreau Bro»en. ird. so setback to their courtship for a few hsawr«laat night They took dinner to*·gether and after that went to thetbeater.The Judge conducting the hear.ng aa
to whether Brown or hi« wife ahaS-dhave custody of the child was -.ad¬érate at the trial at réconciliât ? s«suggested the dinnerMrs. Brown was willing to go toThe
party, but said there waa no chanceof reconciliation Dr. Brown wa» mor«confident
J. T. Lord, ChairmanUtilities Committee
Jame» T. Lord I» chairman of thecommittee on public utilities of theChamber of Commerce, as annouSaturday, Jamea F. Oyster ischairman.Other member» are Walter C. Baild.
erstqn. John Barrett CharL. D. Burdett, S. T. Cameron. JCapers, James B- Hendrnsori. HnrlGodwin. J. D. Denty. Harrv Cs-i··Benjamin Crane. J V. Devis. Fdve#v_B I>e_n. _. C. Graham. M. t. Chame,H i "ill Walter J. Hopkins, ???,Gt?King, Phil King. Ralph W Lee. virentLeet. Theo Pickard. Jackson Hton. W. T. Weaver sr.d J. A. wTaSWfield.
Savs Telephone CompanyIs Not to Blame for RatesOklahoma City. Okla.. Marchio..As¬
serting he did not justliy the newFederal telephone ratoo». Gov«Robertson hau« vetoed the ler-irla'ìv«revocation of the Southwesterncharter. The legislature acted becauseof the Increases in rate«Decision» of the 8'ipr« ra* Court of
Oklahoma. Massachusetts and Illinois)were cited, holding the telephonepany not responsible for InstitutingIncreoaeed rates.
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