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Telephone Main 3300 The Want Ad Department HERALD WANTS A "reasonable campaign" of classified ad¬ vertising will find a tenant.and such a campaign will cost but litde. Published rr«ry day 1b th* J*±r z.n, resrussr .fc Sate NH. (For adv«rtl»«m*Ba uk tor Br*nch 1). , _ , Member A«4lt-Bomn of Circula¬ tion. CLASSIFIED RATES ONI km fern. ¦». Otm to« eat po x>4 MCk Wtk» m thm at M Mntlrn- MUISD UfUIWMTITll raa a. a »«cewitb ifscul aqmci. 1mm *.* 0«m - Trtban. Blag. 0*mT::~ .THW BIM. H. Lorn* M.ttoMl B«u Bi-V 1 HELP WANTED.MALL HALT! Boys, help Uncle Sam. Earn money to buy W. S. S. and Thrift Stamp* by de¬ livering The Herald. $10 a month and $2 a month bonui. Apply Mr. S. TRAVIS. 819 3d st. nw. tf f COLORED BOY, ABOUT 16. FOR men's furnishing* »tore. LOUIS HIRSH. 912 F *t. nw. MEN'S FURNISHINGS GOODS talesman, over 45 years old; an exceptional position for competent man, with or without experience. LOUIS HIRSH. 912 F st. nw; \VAMTO>.LAB«>KfcK8 AT HTH * ^T». m. ; n.m v*r * aw. THE CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY hu poauabs tor MECHANICS and LABOR¬ ERS on car rn«^s main shopa and duiwcn car barns. k StTT«t railway work in WasbinftflQ U elaased by ui« tvtrnmetxt as BBSENTIAL mproyinent. Attract*** *irs *nd frae transportation our lin^a. Apply to MASTER MECHANIC at 38 M it. nw. , 4 au»u jobTompositor^-iW T oW7 permanent; wages above scale. WASHINGTON PRINTING CO.. 730 Thirteenth *L nw. au21-3t; BINljSWllANDS^ PERMANENT. Good wages; above scale. WASH- INGTON PRINTING CO.. 730 Thir¬ teenth st. «w. ' >u21-3t TAILORS dpshibnced om woms-ns coa» JULirSGABFlNKLX 00. » pir rs Btmki olt»*. . ' * WTnteiT bSTinbee to WoEEat WHITE MEN AS WAREHOUSE- rntmi full or part time, between ( 6 d ra and 6 a. m., at 33 cents per^ hour. Apply Mr. UFFELT0N, night delivery clerk. American Rail¬ way Express, 2nd and H »ts. ne. tf SFKT^STfERS FROM 7AM to 10 A M.; 35c per hour. Ap-, nly Delivery Department AMERI¬ CAN RAILWAY EXPRESS, Second and H sts. ne. __auI7-tf HOLTS BO* FOR HERALD MOW*. ~iy- viy K O. LEHMAN. aw. 1Kb 6BIVEBS AN1> HELfEBS WASTED KO» mim delivery wagons and automoWW. J&TZU THE OARST ice cream CO.. ua p >t. «. fitx-a LABORERS-for warehouse work; $3.63 per day. Apply to Timekeeper. AMERICAN RAIL¬ WAY EXPRESS CO., 2nd and Eye sts. ne. tf WAREHOUSE TRUCKERS $3.63 Per Day. Apply to the Timekeeper, AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO.. 2nd and Eye sts. ne. ATTENTION! BOYS! Do your bit by earning money yourself: good wage* paid for de¬ livering The Washington Herald. Se« H. TEMPS. 1018 K st ne.. at once. \ tf ¦ jjff u^-BuY to sebvi Be&aTD AMU COCBT9CI, I O «. nw. REMEMBER THIS! Never Take a Chance! Phone. Police Department ..Mail 4000 Fire Department ....Main 6000 Department of Jwtice ... Main 1M 0. S. Secret Service (night) Columbia 3396 U. S. Secret Service (day) '....Main 6400 U. 5. Marshal ... J Mai. 2854 It Is Not Difficult to Find a Position .if you are an efficient worker in any useful line. But in these times, quite as much as in peace times, it is easier to find the wrong than the right job. You cannot afford to do that. Perhaps you already have that sort of a job, and know that you are not "getting anywhere." Tell what you can do. and find the right opportunity for service, through classified advertising. For Your Convenience i The Herald will accept your ad. over the phone if you have a telephone in your name. Main 3300 The Want Ad Department HELP WANTED.MALE. WAirriD - feUAKiMtx for ruiteAO: y.rf, m tm* v* srssjsr-s^ss point*. Pennaylranla Railroad. T-| BM M WwaNTO-OKl mm ordinary school education to learn printing trade. Excellent opportunity for wide-awake boy. Apply after 7:30 p. m. to FOREMAN. Herald office. HELP WANTED.FEMALE. vFijiTtl^XACNDET 0HIL8 FOS PWfc manent poaitiooa; no experience required. Ap¬ ply to SUPERINTXNDWT. U S. BoUHafaT Horn* LioDdrr. tuC-3t cCBBit ooob wOfcKltffl CoN&inftW*: permar«t poMtioo. AptfJ CH»APRAKM * POTOMAO TELETHONS CO . M l*h at. JES-No EXpERI- ence necewary; good »alary. 611 Pa. ave. nw. au22_3t bookkeeper roa docbi.b BW; vouna lady esperianced in taking trial W- useea. OH» experience. age. salary e*pectad. ate. BOX Zt%. Herald offloa. tttt-ft COLORED WOMEN FOR GENERAL WORK AROCNB STORE. Apply Inter* H* a. a. W Utt «. ww. JfLIBa GARFISKLa anil* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. NICK FRONT ROOM; SOUTHERN M- splendid V P«r month. ISA L «t nw. . WANTED.HOUSES. yvnsuE T1 bw._, Cirrj Chaae district or nearer tm; «J to ifabt mu; pnn tf poaaible; mas lad wife; »kfc nm until December li hit nferencea. BOX J*. - M&u ' =-= FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. MODERN" HOTEU U BOOM8. ABl.NUDON. VWiU; would rtrtwm ft* reddene* to Waahinctoo, D. C. D*- BHAW. Abin»don. Va.. Row. So. t "gj? FOR SALE.SUBURBAN. FtjR SAL&-BY OWI^ER-HOLLOW TILE bungalow; aem» rooms: large sleeping jwchj two tile battaa; house and porches screened: not water heat; electric lights; open fireplace; hard¬ wood floors; garage; chicken houee and run; garden with hhrubbery; all city impetnementa; fourteen minfltes' ride from Hty; price, 17.000; «w<irm October 1. Call Boaalyn 3QjT_aug«t REAL ESTATE. Some Day a Home 01 WWMM « CABIN JOHN PARK I WHT NOT TODAT! Fc* plat*, illustrated book*, and foil partJeo- Ur* abort the** BtU* fan**. ettxaetii* be«* aite*. *Dd low price*, eaa or writ* J. S. TOMUNSON. St BOUTHKBN BLDG. MAIN T4«. Biz n-w houam and bungalows ready for In¬ spection. H.W to H.300. Uiy temr FOR BALK.80UTB EAST: Fire-room and bath; Brick houaee near nary yard; Near cats, only ft®); For colored buyers; C» Cash, balance easy R. W. BEALL. 1328 New Tor* tee. nw. Call Main M00. Call Residence Columbia 1MB. Careful Investments Ot money In Flm Deed* *f Treat (Flnt Morv gaeraj oa Waabin«ton, U. C.. Real but* aV- .an dre the full interest promiaed and the return of all the prtndple due. re«ardleee of tbe faryini lncomea and ratuea of other aecuit- Ue* We kara ban *n«*«fully earned In making these inreatmenta tor our clients for more than a quarter ct a century. Invest¬ ments. $=*. W>0 to ttB.ODO. at . p« cent now ready foe delivery- Lane lnreatmeoU made. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. Southern Building, 807 15th St. WANTED.REAL ESTATE. wT"n¥e6 KGHT-ROfiM HOOHE IS northweat aecUon; Dot orer ¦.000. ttm mu*l b* iMtotiable and P0MM*ton firea bj Au«n*t n. 1»1>. Addrea* BOX »0. Herald otBoe. BUSINESS CHANCES. MAP OF . me lor any oil inlormatton you want. If yoa own *ny oil ami to an* «anc*ny. *nd want to ten it. write to to*. K you want to bo oil itock for a certain jtoet. writ* to »*¦ I will send ua the American OU Gnahar for tZ. A. D. POWSR3. 1M> Boa ere.. Hooeton. Tiia* a>m^Tt LOST. LOHT-LAftOe sfLVfck Bill OA WO 16 thane reward for return to W. C RADER. Old Emergency HoaietaJ. Bth A D at*. o«. aiBrlt REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES. REFRIGERATORS That Are Superior NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO, W« build to order any »Uo refrigerator or cooling room. 611 FSt. N. W. Franklin 2757. FOR SALE.MISCELLANEOUS. WOOD.CHEAP. WK STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED loads which muit be moved at one* Delivered or brin« trucks tod wagon* to l»th and B at*, nw. Ask for WIONALL (the Wood Man). Phone North W8au21M Sm MONTHLY) WILL PAT FOB I a Barmore Upright Piano in good coodi- tion. ma hocany case, fine ton*. THE HBCHT 00.. Piaao Annex. fl* F nw. U US {*.» MONTHLY) WILL PAT FOR a Frederick Upright Piano in splendid condition; flna ton*, mahogany caac. THE HBCHT GO.. Piano Anas. W F nw. B UK (frm MONTHLY) WILL PAY FOE a Wagner Upright Piano; good aa new, mahogany eaae, flna tone. THE HBCHT 00., Pino Annex, III F g, nw. tl im <*.. MONTHLY) WILL PAY FOB a Stultx Broe. Upright Piano; mahogany ease, bsantifnl taw; an exceptional value. THE HBCHT CO.. Tth at. near F nw. tf pa Ohk YEARS TO PAY) WILL BUY A Playoio Playar Piano, good oondition, 15 nude roCs and ona year's (re* tuning in- ciudad. THE HECHT CO.. Tth at. near F at. aw. tf NtwS^th boitb toa Sale in beut section of northwest; earnings $140 per month; owner will ha subject to new draft; must sell before called. Apply CIRCULATION MAN¬ AGER. Herald office. aulJ-lt MONEY TO LOAN. MOSm TO LOAN OH APPROVED UTT rani aataU at lowest currant rata; special DriTilagaa with respect to prior payment*. TYUBI ft RUTHERFORD. Iwu glT Uth at tf WANTED TO BUT. WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO- motrfte. flftg or snhurbap, and pay yon highest pricaa Aor ladies', gentlemen's, children's dis¬ carded etothing. of all dawnptioaK. Address poscai or phone. 1 will call E RICE 1*1 Tth st. nw. N in EDUCATIONAL. EASTERN OOLLBG E.OOED: THIRTY minutes from Waahingtoo. D. C.; degree, rrap, and junior school courses; age ten upward; rata OBD; opans September 25. Dr. ROOP. President. Manassas. Va.. box 4. au23 30t NAVIGATION Evening Courses Begin September J. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Phone West 820. George Washington University LAW SCHOOL CO-EDUCATIONAL Begins 54th Year Sept 25, 1918 Member Association of American Law Schoois. Strict standards; select student body. Maxi¬ mum credit from ether schools. Inetruction by most approved methods by professional teach¬ ers and lawyers in actlre practice. Lata after¬ noon and optional early morning clasKa for employed students. S«e*7, Masonic Teat pie. Mala 4540. AUTOMOBILES Within ft on Aato Exchange aatmrtlln, tim, at Repair*. Tracks, Traitor*. ilw- taxis, Ant* aim,,. ga. racca, BitMriu, Etc. used cars. Come to the Largest uted Auto Dealer* in the World, THE ROMAN auto CO. *» N. Broad , _ milladeiphu, pa um care to Htoct iran-mu. wr, model*. la all aakee, HO up. o*t*lofu* 1. »w». ent».T.».lt.h.»,u.o.a.».imt AUTO TRUCKS. GUARANTY TRUCK attachment! ajut u» moet economic*! ga um bum GUARANTY TRUCK * BODY co.. *. **. ". »w. j, mn mg-h AUTOS WANTED. .wrr baturday, is noon. a Quick and aatla- "weschliuaa - 'si""? lot i*u* .' wiscbim 8." m P*. lit ow. uunl'ieb lluut bumltoot 61 foblt- ing car: most be in good condition can make aubetantial monthly payment*,' atata'make and A MM nerua onice. m jna-tf TIRES. exira food lot of et*nda*4 mcondj. hi Fn lnatanc. joxjh nonehd. htm " pwpoctloaate prioa. i tric" " tw~<i- .»"»«. ,.as *¦ millrr. ma w l»li rt- n». tout doore north ot 1. ** "touotrtag 5m~sij national auto' supply 'co?.1* w fth St. nw. AUTO GLASS. wlndalelda replaced, lent* lota (la**-1 m. TARANTO. uu It. x. trt Franklin m.* AUTO repairs. m»a TO SATISFY A CUSTOMER .ad make . booatcr at dim we buet torn hi* machine oat la pafect condition. When jou E c"j°qt * ow ahop It to la cooditloo if "j"' .0uLm^n know bow. i» n * 0 repair Shop. f". V phon* rr",klln ul. * . ""tvlct- a>1 tim., any plaue rifc'hl|n,jii'' *n<1 "" "i"1'"! <* rebuilt. Forda fixed while yoa wait Storaae. HOB ROY ifackey. 81> 10th at. ae. Lincoln 7m. AUTO accessories. ~ ^ a. WHY ^ » ktep hja oa* parlecUy equipped. because wa are prepared to render eroerieru-v^ ami "id bait in atock a complete line or accworla* ?-kv?lch,.c,w. tartihllnj the faffioua Good¬ rich tlrce. oil., kraaaee. nsoline. Central Auto Supply Co.. Inc. mm la. are, nw. ('hone if. CM GARAGE builders. b CONCRETE SHIF, THE CON* uae, and last and finally the c _j«y. thew'i many a reaaon why the obo- # your cho*<*. Capacity one bi* w. **. WILLIAM SERBY, nTS* ~ J? aug-lt moving, packing, storing. th* ft'rnlture express].mofwct packing, hauling and baggage deliverv si k' trban transfer cWh^: ££ rvv=3«w m3Ting for nforae* ^T53i k. w3. jewtaiimft ==s=j transktr * 8tdr- 2hr ^v,*" a ni*l« pk. ftankun jul i saftty FIRST 4££LDTS?-t.« storafil. ow- ky. *228 end franklta ma y MOVING t'ACK ERS /ot furniture, pianoa «^i»*e mm. h.8j°i^?s«»^zzri* KRIEG'S EXPRKS.9 DINING ROOMs! ashmore hotel~and~cafe; 12th and E N. W. corner n* * r m Raleigh Hotel Dining-room* for Ladies and Gentlemen. Popular Price*. WRECKERS AND BUILDERS. WS WBICK ALL KINDS OF BOlLDWui A B. THOMPSON, m 1* K. Wtaeka 1US1NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. "TOow SSSSS^^To^ftBf"- Bm Own <*> a. H. Baltan. I. O. PBKINBSBT, Hlna ___Pta»L«*_W FOR SALE.FURNITURE. cc%£1T Furniture HOPWOOD 8 Popular Prlca Furnt- tur»jind^8U2«_«or«^th^^K^St«. PERSONALS. AN! ONB HAVING 1NFOBMATION KK- gardlng tba whcreabonta Ct FBANCIU J. SHL'QBCE. oi WaeMaftai. D. 0.. will ktndlr ¦amnlcata with M. M. BLACK. HI Wat * aOaat. Mew Tort Pit,. anlMl WOBKINOUEN. WHAT DO TOO THINK of the ibow down In this food Block at new panto it n up. Did too think that a little rid* allW (tor* would bald ao manjt WaU. thera'a man coming and txfcxa low. ¦ to Wi bat ralua to ba bad. JUSTUS OLD STAND. Ut Dl auD-lt "MTreed" SPECIALIST 804 SEVENTEENTH STREET. OVER 30 YEARS SrSSJfiKU Narrows aad SpaaUJ Dlaaaaaaf Ma* aM WoBaa. Meant Health to You If You Suffer Ttm Catarrh. Obaattj. Bhatnoatm. OaaeHpa- Uoa, Ma. Throat. law Beal*. Umn. Kni and Skin Dlaeeaa Narrow Debitor, Kkdna Dlaauaa, Bkddar Troobia. SpadSc Blood PaA aortas. inptiooa, Ukara. and AU Prtrata Dla aaea Cored lot Ufa hr tala Methods. Charges Low. Medicine Furnished. CONSULTATION FREE. Private Waiting Room for Ladies Offloa Knew. IS ts 1. 8 In K Sander*. » to II FUNERAL DESIGNS. Appropriate Floral Tokens. I Gude Bros. Co. 1214 F Street. faapa aoto SaBrarr aarrlaa FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~J5SEPH~ GAWLER'S SONS Manbaa M Inrttatloa National SaiacM Mar- Udana. Sarrlcaa rendered In all part a of tba United Stata hj apeeOl mmiiitatlraa. Telephone ^ Main S511-UU .v^SSfik. 7 1710-IS *Cto|S WW Cham baa. ¦- f. Chambers. W. W. CHAMBERS CO. 1400 Chapln St. N. W. We Ca AntomobH* Sarrloa Exclaalwlr. Modern Chapel. Daj a BlgbU Pbooa CoL m DIED. A.LLMAN.On Wedneaday. Auguat B. 1918. at parenta reaidence. u* Thirteenth atreet southeast, THt- RiiSA REGINA, Infant daughter or Daniel and Margaret Allman. Funeral private. BINNIX.On Wednesday. Auguat M. V MAMIE K. BINNIX ( nee ONeil). beloved wife of Walter i. Fu»era*' from by Carroll atreet Southeast. tomorroT, morning at S:J0 o'clock; thence to St. Peter'a Church at S a. m.. where high maaa will be aungfor the repose of her aoul. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to attend. In¬ terment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Bl^ATlTfv?UJAATiDW. the beloved son of Lucy A. and the late Dr. W. J. Bush. Funeral from hie late reaidence, JOS O atreet northweat, tomorrow. Maaa at M o'clock at St. Augua- tlr.e'a Church. RelaUvea and friends Invited. COLE-On Wednesday. August B. HIS, at 8:45 a. m.. CARROLL F.. beloved husband of Martha M. and son of Alex M. and Annie M. Cole. In the 28th year of hla age- Funeral from hla late reaidence, 1758 Columbia road, tomorrow at 2 p. m. Frlenda and relatlvea Invited. (Baltimore papers please copy.) FE1TZ.On Wednesday. Auguat a. 1918, at 10:80 a. m., atlOS JUamont street northwest. ELIZABETH D. FEITZ. daughter of the late Elisa¬ beth D. Hickman and the loved alater of Mrs. Thomas J. McQuade. Remains may be viewed up till 8 p. m. today at Zurhorsfs under¬ taking parlors. Interment at Harpers Ferry. W. Va., tomorrow at 9 a. m. HA RVISON.On Wednesday. August 2L 1918. at the home of his grand¬ parent*. 6*10 Park Heights avenue Baltimore County. Md.. WILLIAM EDWIN, Infant son of Daniel F. and Lillian Harper Harvlaon. aged 8 months. _ Interment (private) In Druid Ridge Cemetery. Baltimore County. Md. MILSTEAD.On Thursday. Auguat 22. 1918. at his home, Newtngton, Va., HARRY 8. MILSTEAD, beloved husband of E. Frances Milstead. aged 48 years. Funeral from Pohlck Church. Fair- fa* County, tomorrow at I p. m. That Rookie from the 13th Squad. *1 p. l crosby Ir£^?/F'ceR WM0 COULDN'T sleep oh account w. u,n0is£ 0f tr0uty cars'. at LAST has come INTO H'S own [0 M!l£5~ SACK OF tHC lIN6S <Lu_ DIIO. Toved father of C~ grandfather of» tires and frienda Invited. RCTm »S BKTH BOSS, widow of John Rom. Funera? i^lcaa will bo hold atber sszsaxjrtssst,.^ VEgS.°2rSS SSS»^*Eyfc itSet rorthooot, IIART A- VjTO- NON, widow of Barton F. Vernon. ton P. Vernon. .. Funeral services ¦* JftiLw^SE! tomorrow at I JO octodt XmUr merit at Glenwood Ctmeitrf, DEATH RECORD. WHIT*. Mary b ».I * ,l- BUstoU'i Hospital Ellasbsth Boa* B, BS K B. M. tUrr Btanlx. B. PrrttaJ _ Bissbsth V. M S. Mt IMI St ¦»¦ Louis Gsi&Mith. T*. NT «k «. «.. Mary a. ¦«u.«t1 b*bh> »¦. Ball Corao. 81 IhaMSsnHf Bs^HaL_ (itoria Huul«r, B. »t ®»h"J£. ' IM B Atbaaa. IS m*U», 1* g«k «¦ ". Thomas FUat. Jany Jtartti. M. W«W»(too Awfcm Bnstftal Bobsn Bles. t*« «t if- Claudia B. Harris, B ».»*¦»¦ aw. lrana Ckmph.ll. *¦'* , Manila Moore. B. Prartdsees Hsattal. BIRTHS REPORTED. whitb John and Aneattoa Oisnlaal. *1 Ham V. and UUlan Bsobasns. kef. ' Ja»i B. and Mary X. *..»*. SHU p.tar and Uarton achoKus. Slrt. Chariaa H aad rioraoes Wmuc bor. Harrison V. and San Bom. tor- Waltar O. aad Adda F. Bsktastt. tor. Jaeseh L and Mstssrst B Lswta. tor. John D. aad Mary M. WaK. rfrt. Manaal B. aad Lemaa M. HhanhoHa. 0A Jullua U. aad Cathsdne Harpar. tul Ckaa and Tm» Hmbaa. her- ¦ Brooks O. and Halana Purr, slrl Jamaa A. aad Mary A. Pltspaulck. |M. CObOBED. Prank aad EUa Wilkaa, tor. Phil and BBSs Thoaaa. slrl. Walter and Oarria Harland. her. MARRIAGE LICENSES. WHITB Albert Ed*ard Hantaan. M. aad Ma. Jo- I aaphlna MarUa. B both af Ontario, Canada. Ik. Howard P. Dow* Thomaa A. Waddae. B aad Aaa Thrta Pow. I * boU of W«Un»«. Be*. lltOMj I Sarnuct Bslsal. B, aad BaasJe Pauline Mil n. both of Washington. Rn. 0. Bllnmnea I Hjman Glfck. M. aad Mm. rv*» Wlssksw. I V, both of Baltimore. Md. Jndts Milton Von M. Dart*. B. aad Msiy L. Lewis. » both sf Richmond, Va. Boa. A. W. BatfMt Harry Ctat. B. aad Paarl Lowthrep. If. «>¦ of Durham, S. C. B*r. H. P. Dora. Harry Caarad Robalar. a. aad Celkanae laaaH Botalar, B, both of Waablaftoe. tw. John ¦ C. Teela. Lawr.no. IomUII. C. aad ABM U Bartaa. ¦ II. both of Belthaora, Md. Brr. T. X. Darta ¦ Alhart Bdwla Bnrtay, »1. and Boaora ».!!»¦¦ bat MnHaa. B. tott of Waahlaftoa. Bf. >' ¦ di Pool*. Pr<n» L. Qauthlrr. B aad HeQa M. White. ¦ ?. both at Waahiaitoa. Bar. O. W. Taa ^ Howard Barton Miuew. B and Maida v»- jlnia Hall, B Bet. John WadkJ. OOLOBED Addiaoa Tanaar. U. and Mary Tnrmt. >.¦ both of yraahlacton. Ba*. A. laylaa. Cbartaa L. Jooaa. ». Waahln«ton. aad Doro-H thy Carrlaftoa. U. HallahlU, Va. Ber. T. I N. Cuatln, Bajmond Mnaa S. aad Sarah P. Mite B both of Bethcada. Md. Bat. Wm. A. Jo«a- Wllliam McKlnlay Bartwr. C. and Mary Mar-H burr, a, both of Waahintton. Ka». A. Sajl» Howard SawltV. B "d Nially Joaaa, BH both of Waahlnttan. Ber. A. Saylaa. | Alaundrr Analroaf, M. and Mra. Sarah BUI. Ib both of liktam Ml Bar. A. SaytaaH ?,000,000 MEN FEWER IN GERMANY SINCE 1914 Dearth of Male* Reflected in M«r- ria^e Advertisement!. Amatprc am, Au(. X2..Men are I I (ettlna ¦ -arc« In Germany.they're I elz million acareer than they were ¦ I In 1*14.ao the "blonde boaet." who. ¦ I In pre-war daya. considered blraaelf I I the lord of creation, now has taken ¦ I on the stature of a demigod. ¦ Elderly men who confese to 11m-1 I Ited physical beauty and small In-1 I comes are advertlslnr for wives ¦ I with large fortunes. Often these I I advertisements read "would like to I I marry Into a prosperous factory or ¦ I estate." On the other hand advertisements! I by women seeking mates are Just I I as numerous, or more mo. The I I Cologne Gazette In a recent Issue! I contsfns the following enticements I I for the ever-willing German male:! "I em seeking life companions! I for the following ladles: "For the widow of a privy coun-l ¦ dlor, childless, with »!S0.0«0. I "For manufacturers' widow. 40,1 | childless, also 1260,000. "For widow of nobleman, in early I | forties, childless, wealthy. "Only unexceptionable gentlemen. I I such as high officials, manufactur-l I ers and landowners, need apply. I iGerstmann'a Bureau. Berlin." PURELY PERSONAL _ Miss Vlda Mack, of Toungstown, I Ohio, Is visiting In Washington. Miss Agnes TVadden. of Madison. Is. D., is In Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Warburg left I recently for a trip In the Rockies. I Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodman left I I for a trip through the Rockies yes- ¦ Iterday. Mr. and Mra. L. N. Geldert have I come here from Memphis. Tenn.. to ¦ | engage In war work. Jack Dalton left for Philadelphia ¦ I last night I m i. Wilson, of Montsna, Is In the I | city for a few days. Miss Agnes Waden. of Madison. 8. Ic., is In the city. Miss Margaret Wilson, of Woodier Place, is motoring with friends through the Berkshlres. Rev. Dr. Gaither, of Virginia, waa I in the city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. E. McAndrews left for Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Silverman are spending two weeks at Galthersburs. I Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lansburg have been visiting friends In Ventor, N. J. Mrs. Victor Doyle haa gone to I Berkley, California, to auy with lier family during her husband's absence in France. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. White win be at Chelaaa until the middle of October. Mr. and Mra. Noble D. Lamer, of 4500 Kansas avenue northwest, are on a motor trip to Schenectady, N. T. George T. Mlchaela, of the Geologi¬ cal Survey, haa returned from a two week's stay fat Boston. Mass. Morton B. Earnshaw baa received an appointment as stenographer In the War Department. Claude T. Mason and Euiene A. Tal¬ bot, of the Treasury Department, are spending their vacation at Atlantic City, N. J. Francis G. BQutres, of the General Land Offloe, has resigned. Albert B. Hughes, of the Govern¬ ment Printing Office, la on sick leave. Members of the Australian Par¬ liament have 17 eons In the war and three relatives who are nuraaa. Ten] member ara either o» active servioe |t rttocBtiL. i Baker Desires Draft . Bill Elastic u to Cagf Y.gerlfaa Secretary of War Baker yes¬ terday road* the following statement la retard to the man¬ power Mil bow being asheled in the Conrreu: .¦It Is the policy of tha War Department u call last, aa far aa practical, tha man from 11 to IS, aa I told the Senate Com¬ mittee. I hoped that tha Coa- greea would not make tha law ao ln-elaatlc aa to make It ln»- poaalble for ua to call tha II to 1* men until wa could cer¬ tify definitely that we had ex¬ hausted the other area, becauee the lone-drawn-out procaaeea of classifying and deferring men may take ao long that wo eaai never tell when we hare abso¬ lutely flniahed with the other agee. My plan waa to deter the call of the 11 to It men aa far as practicable, and I hoped that the Oongreae would net make their law any more ln- elaatlc than that "According to Oen. Cro wrier s figures, It wIlheM he poeelble to hare eighty divisions abroad by July 1 without using tha tl to IS men. Oen. Crowder's ftc- uree are, of course, eatlmates "No change In the work-or- flght regulation 1* at present contemplated." ALEXANDRIA i*» uiild ¦uiiac. a. a. Doniphan, W Kiss Alexandria, Vs., August II..The Alexandria Water Company has been granted permission to Increase Its rates by. the 8tate Corporation Commlaalon. according to a dispatch from Richmond. Just what In¬ crease has been granted Is sot yet known to the oKicala of that com¬ pany here or to the attorneys In¬ terested. The dispatch says that the in¬ crease Is not to the level the com¬ pany had aaked for, and the com¬ mission says that any schedule at this time is necessarily more or less tentative. In disposing of this case the com¬ mission considered the complaint of inadequate service, water supply, and the request of consumers for cheaper rates, and aleo requeet of the water company to Increase Its rates. The order Issued by the commlseios partly sustains both. Some time ago the commission directed this company to install a filtration plant. The commission holds that the supply of water is now sufficient, but that as soon as conditions become normal after the war, it will be necearary to build a pipe line between this city and the dam at Barcroft. Fairfax county, where the water shed Is located. The commission elso holds that the mains In the city streets are of aufficient slse for domestic pur¬ poses, but not to furnish pressure and volume through Are plugs for lire protection purposes. Lack of preeaure In houees Is held to be mslnly due to the company * failure to require standard service pipes of adequate alse. The com¬ pany Is required to clean its pipes of rust. The State health authorities here soon will launch a crusade against all property owners whoee property abuts sewers and who have not >et complied with the law by tapping same. Such persons will be brouirtil into the Police Court and lines Im¬ posed for their delinquency. It is stat¬ ed. A few weeks ago. It is stated, there was considerable eewer work irolng on here, but It has not stepped snd the authorities Intend to strictly enforce the sewer tap law. Charters granted by the State Cor¬ poration Commission are aa follows: Equitable Inveetment Company, Inc., Alexandria, maximum capital stock. SK.OOO: minimum. SS.400: purposes. In¬ vestment and real estate business: officers and directors: Frank B. Hoag. president; William W. Boyd, secre- tary and treasurer: Charles L. Ver¬ million. all of Washington. Bath County Amusement Corpora¬ tion. Alexandria: maximum capital stock. (10,400, snd minimum. Sl.OOO; purposes, to own. manage and op¬ erate moving pictures and theaters: officers. Rose L. Fryer, president Washington. D. C.: H. T. Moore, vloe president. Hot Springs, \>.: Winfleld A Wilson, secretary and treasurer: and Victor L. Abbey, director, Wash¬ ington. Harry 8. Milstead. «* years old. died todsy at bis residence at New- Ington. Fairfax County. Va. He la survived by bis wife. Mrs. E. Frances Milstead He was formerly cashier and disbursing clerk of the Inter¬ state Commerce Commission. Since resigning from the Interstate Com¬ merce Commlaalon several years ago he had been employed by a New Tork law reporting Arm. In addition to his wife, he has two sisters and two brothers living. His funeral will take place at t o'clock, Saturday afternoon, from Pohick Church, Fairfax County. Samuel Catta Klnchaloe. a former resident of this city, died several days ago in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The body will be brought here for burial. The Alexandria War Camp Commu¬ nity Service laat night tendered a dance to the members of Truck Company. No. lit. Quartermaster's Corps, Camp Humphreys. Virginia. BOATING ACCIDENT; 14 STILL MISSING Small Craft Drift in Rockaway In¬ let;' Occupants Thrown Out. New Tork. Aug. tt..United States navy aeroplanes and submarine chas¬ ers this afternoon are searching the waters of Bockaway bay for the four¬ teen persona still missing since about 10 o'clock last evening, when their motorboat drifted out toward sea after breaking from her tow of fifteen canoes, leaving scores of the occupants of the latter craft strupellng In the waters of the so-oalled Mill Race In Rockaway inlet. The body of one occupant of <he missing motor boat, that of Mr*. Thomas Cauley, of Brooklyn, nas come ashore. Her husband waa on the missing boat Her son. Thomas J., who waa In one of the canoea. waa rescued. Five others ere reported drowned. One of them Is a navy ensign: the other a girl. Two men were picked up after clinging to a buoy in the channel for ten houra. The namee of the missing, ao far as oould be learned, are: Agnes Mc- Oowan. Olive Beat. Margurtte Me- Donough. John Monteleon, of OI De- Klab avenue: John Tufts, Win lam Bruee. Harry Christopher, . Stein- meyer, Daly. Ellen Hedlund. M7 Sterling place: William Lee. Arthur Bergstrom. Thomas Cauley, husband of woman drowned; Ensign J. Flts- C^.5-> *». - GAITHER STEVENS GETS COWWSStOH Sod of HmldVnlti EaUn Nrry« I* Expert Gunner. That the call of th« nary ma* 1 riot through th» blood or tjl who bee* J been wtln In that branch of in 1Igh H evidenced from ths bd thai yse- tartar Horao* Stst^is. of ths Wart- ington Herald, isuolvod word that Ms .on. Oalthec Stevana. had tow com- BWoMd U win la the *»»»! lto- Although beyond ths draft ar young Man suit hie Mo¬ on* o«eer aboard a Phcifit Mas Steamship Company |iiwB|»f boat plying between Baa Fransisso aM and responded to the eat] at ths color*. When eoly fifteen ream old. ha had salisted aa a wtl ar- prent lee ar.d" received Ms sea track¬ ing at the training station on Goat laland la Ban Francisco harbor, eery, tow aboard various wsrshlps until Mi term of enlistment expired when ha was twanty-ooe. At that time ha held the rank aa Int-daaa quarter- While stationed aa quartet siestas aboard the destroyer Paul Jonas a young Stevens was one of the of four that broke the world's rec¬ ord with a slx-pounder at Panama during fleet target practice. The Pael Jones was awarded the trophy aa that occasion, and each member of Its yon crew was given a boms af M a month for two rears thereafter. EXCEEDED FAIR PRICES, MUST DISPLAY SIGN Found Guilty, W. B. Kraatz Ii Die. ciphned by Wilts*. Testerdar W. B. Kraata, proprie¬ tor of tbe Maadota market. iMd Wyoming- avenue northwest, was found cullty by the local food ad¬ ministrator of selling petatoea. egg*, corn aM tomatoes la excees of the fair prices proscribed- Kraat* blamed the eoaaslasloa aea fat these overcharges. As punishment for Ignorta* th« fair price list. Krants will be la* quired to display a sign at his plaos of business announcing that la futurs hs wilt comply with ths prices quoted by tbe administratis* la Its weekly fair price list. In the next day or so the admla- lstratlon expect* to render a de¬ cision la the cases of the slxtaea retail grocers given a hearing last month oa charges of proflteerta*. NATION'S CREDIT VITAL AS HEALTH TO PERSON Is Injured by Thoughtless Bond Selling, Says McAdoo. .N«w Tork. Aug. St-"Ths credit ot the United States Is as vital ta tla People of the United States as haaJtjl la to tbe Individual." was the declare- Hon today of William O. McAdoo. Secretary of the Treasury and Direc¬ tor of General of Railroads upon his return here from sn inspection of the Long Island Railroad. Secretary McAdoo continued: "Any maa who sells his liberty boods deliberate*, thoughtlessly or unpatrloUwlly. to Injuring the credit of ths Hnltsi -Slates and Is adding to the difficulty of the United States in ftghtteg tbe war successfully to Juat that extent .It the credit of the United Stated should bs Injured to the extent that the war eoluld not be financed pro¬ perly. It would be a disaster compare abte to the losing of a great battle. - "I look upon the people who sen _ their liberty bonds.who don't havp to.aa quitters and unpatriotic cttl- sens." The American people aa a whole a*Id Secretary McAdoo. had di*plav<>d the greatest Intelligence and patrio¬ tism with respect ta financing the war. The credit of the country Is Injure^ to some extent, the Secretary de¬ clared, by the practice of mtUt stores In accepting liberty bonds In exchange for merchandise. HUNS ADMIT DANGER J TO THE FATHERLAND Captured Order* Reveal Deep So¬ licitude by Enemy Commander*. Captured German order* Indicate anew that Germany is facing a wan¬ ing man-power, said an official dja- pattb from France yaaterday. It ra¬ ters to Instructions Issued to a bat¬ talion of ths 414th Infantry sgla»at on August 15. wherein ths men ware ordered to camouflage" their Inlbrisr numbers with sham activity. This battalion was tn ths Use to the west of Roy* The order reads as follows: "The garrison of the advance aoaa must be placed la such a manear that the enemy may receive ths Impression that the eld line of principal isalsl I ance Is still being held with ths ssms effectives The lack of men must ba recompensed by particularly great activity. Men of great ability most be chosen to command these advanoed groups, which must, above all. shew lntenes activity. "Tbe withdrawal en to the new line of principal resistance must only be done step by step, and by remaining In unbroken contact with ths enemy. Tbe longest possible resistance must be given him at all points which offer themselves. "Our duty to rt»e Fatherland do-* mends that we make the greatest sf- forts to accomplish the -heavy task which has been assigned -to as It must not bs forgotten that ths Fath¬ erland Is in great danger at the pres¬ ent time.- end that we are called aipon to divert that danger.. ARMY BUILDS t FACTORIES. Produce* Gun Carnage* and Recoi Nineteen new factories for the pro-e' d.inton of gun carriages and. recoil - mechanism for tbe army ordnance,, huve been completed, the Ondaaee^f Department announced yestsrday aftt^ ernoon. Of the seven others author* lied, four are M per ceht finished, floe.t % per cent, another SO and the last Jt> per cent complete. Oa these p«ejociS the department has expended to date B4.V7SK. All Of the factories era la operation. Besides this, the depsrtmsnt Is oper¬ ating sixteen factories for the forgiac .< and making of sannon. In both oases.: wholly new Industries had to be cre¬ ated from the ground up. As aa to* stance of the rami fleatlona ' of the' work, the department cltds the fact;. that a carriage In a M ra m. How- User has about loqp separata pieces. exclusive of rlvata. - . Bary Dead is Paper Clitfci^. Amsterdam. Aug B..Ths Msvarlaa government has notlAsd looal' author- _ Itles that the desd must bs bortM In paper clothss. Any Infringement1' of this rule will result la ths removal'; of all useful clothes from impssa. _ Has Ptiic* Over Pari*. Pan*. A US. tt.Several enemy alr»< planes flew ever ths suburbs of Parts this morning at «:« o'clock. »* They were at treat height, hut n il* subjected to heavy fire from batteries* and ware pursued by defense pleass." Thar returned toward Lteir MaoQ
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