Telephone Main 3300The Want Ad Department HERALD WANTS If you own real estate which is yielding

you nothing, sell it. Sell it to the best advan¬tage.through the clarified column».

Published «very day la th* year*T Th« Wsshington Herald Com¬pany at 4«.4ti Blsvsntb *tr**t.washiagun, D. C.?·1·????· Bichon«· .Call Main

»».e. (For elaaalfled adv*rtls«n-«ntaask for Branch 1).Member Audit Bureau of Circula¬

tion.CLASSIFIED RATES

Mama» Belo..

1 am» per meet each m.Uni m ton* con¬imi ? » "ai.tlaai far th* -arie· af two.

All «Mb«« < IsaaH-estl·**.Per Line.

iuxm...»mutltam cotuwcutifelr.IS toot*

4USH* cMmtcirtiitlj.10 «totattmm «¦.Iliib.·orata

A ee mare timit cüt-aemtiuly.7 entaM ili «tu ia«D ivo lioca

«ORCIO!· REPRESENTA UVE»TIB S. C BECKWITH SPECIAL AGENCY.Ae. tern orme....tiumm ß?a*.CMf«il Ml««.Tribun« Bin*.there* OSSea._.At feri Bid*? Loul· ?ß*·.Tali» Notional Baa« Bid*.

HELP WANTED.MALE.»TBOSü "ft HITÉ BOY. W ILUSO. TO«rar« io pocking deportment. S« to statt.

«**¦« B. Potter « Co.. «? litri «1 aw. jjg·^¦sNTeD-nmoiA.-T no «it buck ad»«. Aputr Cnsi-ia «taon. f*tortóooco Heal»

lai. Pat ani D at», tr._jql7-JtCOLO*ED F<lKTKK-.\RTHl"K Bl'RT « I""..

¦jj S ? na._juC-itlOVNU MAN r<>U STI ret OLBKK. ÄTftbur Bart « Ce.. 1» f «. w,_)uI7lt

FIKÜMa!« ???5 ïrË rci.LEUS: BIGHThour» ver da;. HOME HE CO.. ttt I ·

K, nw. jnlist»Liu itnoraM »anticd; uoAd «'agio";a? Ubo» ImoMi. EBBET BOOPINU AM Hi. CO.. IM Quo ctrwt uurtheost. Wulihw-t*\. D g <a'«4t

LÄBÖRERS"FÖR- WAREHOUSEwork; $3.63 per day. Apply to

Timekeeper. AMERICAN RAIL-KAY EXPRESS CO.. 2nd and EyeM ne._IfWAREHOUSE TRUCKERS

$3.63 Per Day.Apply to the Timekeeper,AMERICAN RAILWAY

EXPRESS CO..2nd and Eye sts. ne.

»ANTED.ROUTE BOY; $12month; to serve morning Herald.

iVpply H. EUCTON SMITH. 803 CIt. SW._tftt.NTED-BOY TO SERVE HERALDtrou«. Apctr Mr. COCBTNBY. Hon._?

V, ANTED - BRAÜ.1.ME.N FOB FÔTÔMÀCtri. A eexea pee hoar: aim ear repairmen.

¦««cniniofa. balp·*·, arpenter«. f-tSsbt trtke-¦en. fliemoa ani othm occnpatloaa tt «anona

«uaTl««nia Roß-osd. Applj If* Newk «o._mrlAtt????????!

·* BOYS!Do your bit by earning money

-ourself; good wages paid for de-ivering The Washington Herald.See H. TEMPS. 1018 K «t ne. at

Mice._tfBOT WANTED TO dfckVE HERALDnoto. Apprr an |th «¦ .n.ll if

HELP WANTED.FEMALElALESnilM*» FOR ^HOES AND HiisïËBÏAthnr Bart Co.. U» G «. »» j»lT"ttivÄNTEIV-TWO Yol'N'G LÄDIE« TOtreat and gaaaaem h«ir; einaricnead preferred.taran X» Kanato Bids, »«h A G ito nw.

_iul7-3t"TANTBD-OOOD LAl'SUKBeS TO TAKE

bias brane; tòrce In family. Apt. IC«.G?? EABL1NGTON. "**3 lUth «t. nw. jtilMtXI'BBIBNCBD HEI.P WANTED IN PRINTins office. Good pay Also beainner« «I toUrt. CHA«. H. POTTER A CO.. « Utb

_inlTJt"rANTKD-TCN" f'lRL» TO LEARN TYPI".rtias tofsoso; -»«ehtnoa freo ?;t*?t< ABBOTT, alni»_)ul«-3t

SITUATION WANTED.:«i< D ALL-ROUND BAKER WW'LUirth position ia ci;j. A3 lr-f«3 "BAKER"? D it aw. jalft-lt

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.L>N*K OOOD-SIZED FURNISHED ROOM INtatti»ta family. Two bed« ia room. Clo-Mo two car U*··. Brnkfut wvll ba a%reo Itfeafct-d. Apply ai ApwtsMst U. Tb· Park,? Bdt street norta-aaat. Retonabt« rite·.

FOR REWT.APARTMENTS.ITR.MSUKD.

iPARniaCvr. two rooms, bath b75tHAttiactl-«alj furnlabed; O0 month if p-aitv wilt0 fornitura; call id pecaon. COPLSXnURTS. apt. JO. brtwtjcn honra I to 10 ?.

« to 10 p. O- No inforttatloD over phone.înlT-ftJU

FOR SALE.HOUSES.M-R 5ALJC-A BJEACTlia'L· NEW TWO"

.cr-r and cellar, as-room hooae; all modani:*Tos*rmami»; ga» rang» io kitci»; -pu loe i»

Iniitg Txsom: waah tras*. Ib otilar ; cement cHlar¡er who*· hot«·; let «KU·; electric ligbta:

»ne porcb··; twnitj-flTi· rnimtt«· to TreMnxy«+·*··? br owner. North IW batwt<u tJS a.tv\ 4 P. ¦»¦_jnlT-a

REAL ESTATECABIN JOHN PARK.

ITTSAUni« «CBl'RBAN BOMISa TOMUN»0*>. At BO. BLOG. m. ria

jot saw hram« eat "-fmsalew* readj tar ts-«Ofction. B.W« t* mt» tarn tenao

Careful Investmentsit moon Is fil»« Death of Tro« (Itnl Uort-

logaii as Wntitrvrtwi. D. C. Rail Citato «1out it«· tb* roll Intere* prantoed tad tb·ttmm ot all the ixtedpl· dna. nsar-U««· otAa nim Incoe«· ud «aloe· of other a???Sas. We «a«· neta mceetafall. encased tnsakta« th*aa ;tr?eateaiita for oar cuento foruor» thaa a anorte* of t r.fij. lorejt-letrt*. ISO. AM to IW.«». it « per cant now«adj for «Olifwrr. Lor*· m.tatfanta made.

WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..Southern Building. 807 15th St.

Buyers and Sellersare brought together by the classified ads. Theproperty owner finds the property-seeker; thebusiness man finds the right worker; the land¬lord finds the best tenant. The expense is al¬ways trifling. The result sought and found isfrequently of tbe highest importance and value.

Use The Herald want ads for whatever youwant and remember The Herald accepts want

ads over the telephone. If you have a phone inyour own name phone the want ad.Main 3300.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE. HELP WANTED.FEMALE.

Needed immediately 20 experienced card punch¬ers. If in Civil Service, permanent employmentcan be given; otherwise immediate temporary em¬ployment.

Also needed 25 clerks to learn card punching.Generous salary to start. Promotion as soon as canpass necessary tests. Applicants having Civil Servicestatus given permanent appointment when passing re¬quired examinations. If no Civil Service status,immediate temporary employment given.

Apply War Trade Board Building. C and 20thStreets N. W.

REAL ESTATE.FOR 8AL»-D_-8IRABUC FACTOR* FORtu r__n_i»tt_ri_4 or for ito IHM boai-

raaa; well equipped .p__i «ad «rark »hop:print« K. K. «wlteh; located in l»pn-gflcW).Ohio; selttaf to Mttto «Ute; for i«r:icui_rawrite MRS. MARY J. V. PATRIO. Itti E·*H:£h «-»reit. »r^r_*f_eid. Ohio_J'iltUtUk'ATION, .UATTSVILLJC. MD.: OON-tama on« «re and DftMB percbei>; r.fbt

rooms; «til moeJe-n Jmprovea-avte; hot waterheating pleut; bathroom; gum light; doubl«wall»; fin«· euborban l-one. Apply te T. T.

t GRIFFITH, owner. SIM R et. nw. Juliet

FOR SALE.MISCELLANEOUS.FOR SALK AT i-NC-, TWENTY HEAD OFgnod work tone»; twenty-fife set* of «insto

harne-»; forty one-horse hand-mad« springan·; two cart·: throe three qoarter ten

White traefca and blaclotoith equipment Ap¬ply M. R. ReaJj. jstb * Benninf road w.

_j-i:atPOR SALE AT ONCE TWENTY HEAD OFpood work hone*; twenty fi»e «eta of single

harneai; forty «*>nfvhon« handmade »pronewigona, two cart»; three three-quarter tonWhite trucks and blac_»m:th equipment. Ap¬ply M. R.. rnttii ft Benning road ne. JaUS-K1300 UPRIGHT 1MANO-MAHÒOANY » ASE;gcod tone; good condition: our price. J1STJÖ;erma $1.50 weekly. THE HECHT CO.. Panoinnen. 61S G rt. nw. Open ontil t p. m. ftiU-tfW&PWAÏTNER .'UNO-MAHOGANY CASK;cood condition; fin** tone: oar price. UK;

tanna $1.3» weekly. THE ???,?? CO.. 7th it..near P st. t*--._i__!___BS ARLINGTON UPRIGHT PIA.NO-mah<_eny raat; fine tone; excellent condition;

our price. $30*; terms. G monthly. THEHECHT CO.. PtoDO Annet. Ml ? it. dw. Openuntil t P. m_jult-tf$3Ti SmíÑIMJIiK piano'-m ? H O G A M Yow: pnod «-orulition; fin· tone; <wr priée,

t_9; term*, $7 month... THS HT5CHT CO..ïth st.. near F et. nw. _jnXw-tt*3T5 ARI«INGTtñÑ~PfANO-M A H O G A ? Ycmc; fin· condition; beautiful tone; aold aa

ahof-rarn ; onr price, 19; t*« jean to pa>THE HECHT d».. Piano Annes, «8 P t% dw.Open until 9 p. m.__________tî_ONE BABY CABRIA- E. ESCKuI luvery reasonable; alao on« bajaiiiet «od fcUod.

1763 Chnreh gL·. or phone North »1. JolS-itCaEWäPAPER Volte fur sale, go*·»section of northwest In gnod condition rea-

aonable term*-·. Apply CIRCULATION MAN¬AGER, Herald office._S_____WOOD POR FIREPLACL. BOILER, FCR-race and atore, $13 per cord. H.5· per H cord;

abo split kind-ag wood lo any quantitj. Callr.incoin 3831 for prompt delivery ncM-tf

EXTERMINATOR.RED CROSS WAR FUND WILL BENEFITby tbe aale of all bus exterminator and floor

oil aold by me during tbe war. Used by tbeG. -a- «oTemoM-t and oftr 10.000 iarruiiea fortbe but 2 years. Oil. 75 gallon; 8c quart.Prr-ent war on bugi by oing Hunter's BogExterminator. Quart bottle SO centa; knowneverywhere; will not stain bed clothes or aralipaper; guaranteed to do the work or money re¬turned. Hunter. Floor Oil will oil yoor floor;tearea a ,«G·1?·»_ finish. 7V gallon. Ph~Franklin Hi?. Office, 113 Pa. it», nw. Droppo-atal. Close ? p. m. By C. T. H. ]ql4-tf

LOST.LOST-SMALL, îil BLACK L ? ? ? ? ? ttpune containrng between $15 and SIS; reward

it tummat to at uta «t. ne._ joiT-stLOsT-SATCTtDAY sight near mî~,ID tt. nw.. or «Voturii« Hen.hu, biUfoia

narked "Atlantic City" contamini roll ol? tail«;Uberai reward. Phone Lineara fits. !ul*-3tLOeT-SLNDAY EVENING ON 1ÍTH S H

»t rar »ix Urse photograph·; notify b» Card.UEORilE STEBINUER. 150» «th a«, »e. Coo,.re·· Height». Renar«_ J<_6 JtUWT-RL.MVK CANE; IVORY NOTCHES';.titer band initialed "E. M. daS": reiiewingstand, July I. If found pleas« notify E. M.deSHERBlNIN. 1 Msd'aoa «?. New York. K·-

w«rd.___^_lnlUtLOST-ii<lLD FRATERNITY KEY; ini>cSb«d"«lärmen. " For reward retarti to CSM «th at-,or tepi-h t». Columbia S7SSJ. j'llt-JtLOST-FOUNTAIN PEN; >VAt_sMA*s. KKI-rla» esenins on lttb at. Mar P»rtc toad: re-

waisl if retamad to MB Feirmoat ·«. jiilt-3*

FOUND.POUND-GttNTUBJAN WHO LEFT «I ATRoom 713. Woodward Building. Saturday,

shoald ciji for «ame._juU-JtFOR SALE.FURNITURE

CREDIT *rr._._:4..._._. CASHcash rurniture creditHOPWOOI>'8 Popular Prie· Furnl-tur« and Stov«» Stor». gth & K SU.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.WINDOW' SCREK.-fS AIsTS SHADEa.\~NDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDE.

Beat Opafm. on ?. H. Rolla«.J. Q. IREINKERT. IX» H M- a«.

f.M L. SW t.

REMEMBER THIS!Never Take a Chance! Phone.v

Pouce Department.,.Mû 4000Fire Department.Mae 0000D«parfit af Jwtfee.Main 100U. S. Secret Serrice (niffct). .Columbia -3390U, S. Sacrât Serrice (day). .|gsj-s, #400Ü. S. Martha!.Maia 2854Herald Wa* Ai Daml.tfc.3300

AUTOMOBILES._POR SALE.

(Zorne to the Largest U«ed AutoDealer» in the World.

THE ROMAN AUTO CO..3B N. Brood St.Phiiadolptuo. ?a.

ID» cu* to ri cet fm-n-llu, mt. VAS model*,m all mak·« IM up. Catalta-uo freo on re

vm*._POR SALE-ELEGANT WINTON SIX CAR,«ß«: demon«tr«tioo gifen at RHODE'S ACTO

PAINT SHOP. 4M M«««, tt». nw._lull-atAVTO BEPAIH».

ANT 8EBVICE. ANY TIalt, ANY PLACEAnto* of eat mak* end as* repair««! or raowiit

lord· filed while roa wait «toraso. ROBROY MACHET. SH 10th cC to. ?aaaaa* aa.

If

FOR SALE.GARAGES.OR A GARAGE THAT WILL OCTLAHTas« «arase ia the market lo eppee-arc«, duro

billtj, cad price V. T. B. BIEN. »II O Caw. t-hone If 31»

WANTED TO BUT.WILL CALL IN MY CNLETTEREli ACT»mobile, atj or cobnrban, asd par roo hì«rh«m

prie·· fa* lodi«·'. «wnt«wmn'«, chudira'· Stocardad clothin*. of all il.G? lullen» Addrae»pacai oc phone. 1 «01 col*. E BICI, UM Tth«t nw H If»_MOVING, PACKING. STORING.LONG-DISTANCE H A 0 L I ? O. MOVING.packine and sliipin* by expert«. NORTH

BAST TRANSFER A STORAGE. IW B et.

ne._julMtSAFETY FIRST.

ABSOLUTELY FI REPBOO« STORAO».Room·, «2 and au. Storing as« Packio*

UNITED STATE« STORACE OO «?-» ?a?H. nw. Phono» M. tas «nd Franklin AM U

Free Moving for .tor-are. N. 3343. N. 3344.SMITH'S TRANSFERSt STORAGE CO.. 913S. Nlg-ht Ph. N. «992.

MOVINGW· fumile lar*· padded can» end carata! mea

lo hendí» »oar scoda.PACKERS of forniture, plano», coin». «-*»·-

fcnr, etc ?tGat-enced mm oaly.SHIPPING to in part» of the world.STORAGE for fornitura, punca, end bou·»

hold .

KRIEG'S EXPRESS

BUSINESS CHANCE».LUHoH »???* foüñ VBiM1 CPM;modccn eqictl-a-«*·'. «11 ? «t *w. lui«-»

AUCTION SALU.RBCÍIVE«·· IALB orj-".wto andUNIMPROVED BKAL ?ß???? IN AMM*.icAN owvmuiTi fab£ wu»HROBT«, AMD pßßt ??????? TOAMERICAN UNIVERSITY ???ßa?»._ai elrtne et a «MM* «t «h* «Willi 0««l*

of th. DtcOtrt of CMI.Mi, pemet Ht, il.mt, Is · «Ma* teütud »tua n. Ç*lmtie mWait·» K. Cilusis, M». MMl » atmxa.theonteSfnod nceii» In Mid coo» will MU atpublie cortion. ta Ma« of th* im»lillllUeo. o« WiIHiiIst. Je» «t ft, ha»at « o'clock p.m., «U ta* let«»« eatot Walt*· M. rmi.ln In aad t* tk* foUew-lns real cauta is th* Dituict et ColomhU tewtti Lot» u »ad M tn Block No. ». efCnrfsmst tad atoo·'· »ß???tµ??? knows aa.ai«Um üalccnitr Pack. Hindi« In OnastrBot« ?a 1«. follo ß. rmmtt et the »??**»**»Offlc ot tk* District es* Otd-ssW*. «««men« Ira from« d-»rtlin«-. No. 4TIÍ tAremsen tutet.Thi» property I* «old eehhot te th* me cautotherein of tb* plotnti* I« cold Man. thatthetonpon th* foUowias leu Is John V. Mamlamas'· »nbdirUloo known »· "Wealey Hai«hu"teemmt ht County Book No. T, .folie UT. «tth· ricordo of tho »id SurraroC» Omce. towit: Lot* Ml 1«. M, M, If. 1». ». ». ¦. «and 8, I« Block 1« af »aid «obdl.1««·. wb-¡ort to th. Hen of · «Md ef trust coeurin«th· MSB of MA.M mm «wtta*. Aad neatthemipon lot· i ». «..tt. II mat U la BlockNo. M, aad lot* 1, i, I. I asd «. la Mock No.IT. of Mid ash-tit-***«. all mttmi to th» lieoot a dead of trattt Mania« th* »um of MA»now ewecon«. Asd aaxt thimnn «hs tollem-ln« lets la Ciiliinit asd IllJtoll'» cuhdlcioloaknown m RM AdVUtiem to Anurie** Dalcer-«tj HaKtto, tweordod In Count» Book No.I«. folle Ml ef ta* raeocd* ef «be skid Wsm«-joe*. ?ß?». to wit: Lou I. ». «. I. I. ».I». U. li 13. 14. 15. 1«. II. 11. 11. M and E.in Bleck No. J, of «aid lobdlTison: lot* ·,·. T. ». », It. 11 «nd 1« In Block No. 1. of«aid .ahd'cUon lot* li li ¦ IA, ». A, M.3. 34, ». M, ». H. 41. «2. 41. 41. « »nd Ain Block No. 4. of »aid MMiti-aon. and lot11 ta Block No. T, of »old nbdliudon. Tena»of Ml·: One mmM et th* parchcj» mneuy Iscath and th* I-«)»*» is two equal ¡natalIman ta,laykble is on* and two year». re*pectiTel",after tha dar ef Mie. Ut which th* pu-duuerwill be required to tic· hi» p-otnlcoory note·,««cured by deed of true*, o« tb* property «old.to th* -euk-ucti·* ef tb* Rocelier. or all caahat pnrcb-aer'· option. AU ermrey»ac«t«s andtocordmi »t purcluue-r» coat. Tana* of Ml*to b» omnlclied with in fifteen day» from Ml*or Receiver rmcrfes the risht to resell at tbaciak and coat of deUnlttn* uuirIi»Mi. A eu«darxait of CO will bo required «poo each pur-cb»M. Accrued Im* »nd istermt oa «ocum-branre» will be odiaated to day ef Ml· »· scredit on purché*· prie*.

William G. JohnsOB. Boceiec*.Fendali Bid«.. «M D at. ir.

WiohinstoB. D. Ujuis-M-n-n-isai-atsmrn

PROPOSALSTREASURY DEPARTMENT. BL'PEBVIBINOArchiUct*· Oifice. WíaWnstoe, D. C, July J,

1*1». Scaled propotal» will be opraed In thi»pifio· et 3 p. m July ». MIS, tor »opplyiBf toth* «artou» public 1-nlMin«« under tb* controlof the TYcauuT D»*ailm»lit hind, electric,pnrteble «ar.nm clean«·» doria* th« «acal yearending Jane ». lfrt«. Is »ecordasB· with tb«.pacification«, couie» of which may ba had ettill* office in tb* diecretion of tn* Basan«««*«ArchiUct IAA A. WmiOBE. Act.« 8a-pe-nieln* Architect. JuSA10.I2.li.ITtr-SasùBy oi*aRtment. etirtavItJiHoArch.tret» Office. Weahlnftoo, D. C. July IS.

191S.-SEALED PROPOSALS will he oponed lathi* offlc* at > p. m.. JCLY ». 191«, for repair·to mechanical «àjuipmeot In th· U. H. Treaenry,Winder »nd Anditon' Buildin»». W«*hin*ton,D. C. in «ccordaoa» with the tniciflcationa.copie* of which mar be bad at thia office inthe dlecMtioo of the Superaviu* ArchiUct.JAS. ?. « GG????. Ac-tin« Succrrtiins Archi¬

tect. ruir.is.iram»

_PERSONALS. _JWORKl.ÑOMEN-gnTLB TB»" QUESTIONone· for «lì ; can wa Induce you to Mv· from

1j to HO on · now aalt, a» «?* m «ow boranywhere; while «ro aro about it. woold Mythat arene Uilor »old us a fine lot of capen-ir·ault*: «re> «ell them «10 up. JCSTR".1" OLDirr.iND. «:» d. iniT-it

~DR. REEDSPECIALIST

804 SEVENTEENTH STREET.OVER 30 YEARS £«£' J-*·Nerrou» and 8ped»l D-laeoaeaof Met* aad Woman.Means Health to You If Yoe SufferFrom Catarrh. Obaalty, Rheumaturn, Cowtlpstlon, Pile». Throet, Luna«, Brain, Heart. Blood»nd Skin DImuc*. Nerron* Dtbility. KUneyDiaeaeaa, Bladder Troubla, Specific Bleed Pcl-soaing. Eruption», Cícera, and AU l*rt?»u DI».aea* Cored for Uh tv Saf* Methode.

Charge« Low. Medicine Furnished.CONSULTATION FREE.

Private Waiting Room for Ladie«Oslo» Bonn. 1« to I. I to 4. Sitad·*·. » to IS.

REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES.REFRIGERATORS

That Are Superior »

NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO..We build to order any elserefrigerator or coolIn* room.

61 ! F St. N. W. Franklin 2757.

That Rookie from the 13th Squad. By P. L. CROSBY

^VvWtoNTiTBesSRÇAT IF WE .SAWA_U3MAR«N£ ANDMAO ARûHT·

SeeYOUAlNTNEVERIßCEN HIT WITH AroRPeoo sefORe- «

(SAneD 5oT(MejAN|fwAS TorpeooeP

- IM VCRYfLUCKYJ

1ITS 8mC'. - THCN ZJeCONDXPAiflUnd if You.*»ei.</cKY yoof.nd ?<%"?-pElF IN THe OCEAN- »TBwrîEVERYTH/NtS - IF I EVER -ET¿THROUGH TH 15 I'LL NEVER 5AIL

wANTiN t? itreA5l»(?,vfAtflNE

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MONET TO LOAN,to nu ou Arruoe.

flrtvQMaa· .Ml« pMpMf ta gflot par_MBaah.rru-a inTnaroiD. __, bt aaa «_ «

WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.? tntsoí all kinds or miaow«..?. ? TBOUrmOrt. Wt U m, m. W._t«

_FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

W. ?*, O.»ta«·. & ».W. W. CHAMBERS CO.

1400 Chapla St N. W.Mod«· Cbtrnel Des er NltbL Phon. OL a*.W· Dm Autotooeu· ettrlea CicJ.nlr.

~JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONSTelephone ^É» M. I51Í-551I

M«inB612-$513_ÄjBk Lady1730-32 Pa. _K(L^?__ A.«l»tantAvenue. a__| _E_k. Cbapal

FUNERAL DESIGNS.Appropriate Floral Token*.

aiMms min.«? .»¦µ?·»·««.Guck Broa. Co. 1214 F Streete_s

DIED.ADKE-On Tuesday, July It, ini, at6:10 a. BL, at bar resident-·, luUFifteenth atreat aortbweat, Mr·ELLEN HKEEL ADEE. widow ofDavid Oraba. Ade«, and belovadmother of Vn Frederick S. Tyler,»Ila· Lucy A. K. Adee and Par-

maatar Graham M. Adee, U. 0. S.Funeral service» at bar late resl-denoe, today, at I p. m. Fuñeraprivate. Interment at Oak HillCemetery.

AfrHDOWN-On July 15, 191». at hisresidence, 806 North carolina ave-nua__outhaast. WILLIAM L. ASH-DOWN, beloved husband of IndiaM. Ashdown (nee Rldgway).

Funeral from his late residence to¬morrow, at 2 ¡î m. Interment atConaressional tïemetary. Relative«»nd friends Invited to attend.

ClIAPMAN-DaiJej-ted thl· life onLAURA E..

Charp-Sunday. July 14, 1*08. LAUbelovad mother of Walter

eèr*_s by Rev. Mr. Terpean. at1666 Thirty-second street northwest,today, at î p. m. Interment atWoodlawn Cemetery. Friends »ndrelstlves invited.

QLOETZNER.Suddenly, of »J>eu-monia, at tha officer»' traininecamp near Louisville, ARNL'LF A.GLOETZNER, youn«e»t »on otAnton A- Gloetsner, of 12ÍS Mstreet northwest.

Notlco of funeral later.GRIFFITH.On Sunday, July 14, WM.

at 10 a. ??. at her realdence. 1'»Fifth «treet «outhesst, MARYIVA. beloved wife of George H.

Furerai ¿t 2.» p. m.. from TrinityM. E. Church, Fifth street andSeward square.

HF.ARNS-On Monday. _Ja*_J_JSJ.at 5 p. ro.. WILLIAM V. HEAEM»,beloved »on of Rev. Charle» ?G.Hearna and the late Acnes Hearnsand brother of Frank and ForrestHearns and Mrs. Mary Saunder».

Funeral from his late realdence. 114Central avenue. Ivy City, D. C,today, at l:J0 p. m.

HORAN-Suddenly, on Bunday. July !14 191». at Í P. m.. at ProvidenceHôpital. FKANCÌ8 MICHAEL,beloved husband of Pearl Horan(nee Taylor), aged 36 yeara,

Funeral from hi· late realdence. Ill«First street southeast, today, at2 p. m, thence to St. Matthew'»Chapel, corner of Half and Maureeta southeast.

il ?OCABEE.Departed thl« life, «ud-«lenly. on Monday. July la. IMS,ELIJAH MACCABEE. He reave«to mourn his loa» a loving wife,mother, one brother and a host offrienda

Funeral tomorrow from hi» resi¬dence. 49 Fenton street northeast.Friend· are Invited.

McDONALD.On July 15. l»t». MII.-TON. beloved hueband of EvelynV*. McDonald, aged 55 year«.

Funeral from W. W. Deal «V (A.'«funeral parlors, 816 ? street north-ea»t, today, at 2 p. m. Intermentlithel Cemetery. Alexandria, ? a.

PKRKINS.Departed this life Monday,Julv 16, 1918. at 11:45 a. m.. FIDEL-LA' wife of Rev. B. D. Perkins andmother of Perry Mallalleu. Mason,Mrs. Calile Booth and Mra Eu¬genia Hewlett

Funeral tomorrow from JerusalemM. E. Church. Rockvtlle. Md., at12 o'clock noon, and Mount Zloti?. E Church, Twenty-ninth andO streets northwest, at 2:30 p. m.

PINKSTON.On Tuesday. July 1*.191S, at 2:30 a. ro., at her residence,316 Thirteenth street northeast.MAUD E. PINKSTON.

Funeral service» tomorrow at 12o'clock noon, at Kemptotvn, Fred¬erick County, Md. (Frederickpapers pie·»· copy.)

RATHBCN-Oo Tuesday. July 16. ÌSU.at 7 a. m., at her residence. IS.Massachusetts avenue northwest,RICHARD RATHBUN,

Notice of funeral later.SANDERS-Departed this life July14 1918 at Freedmen'e Hospital.

IrtENE SANDERS, beloved daugh-

=Yl

ter ofFanny

Susie Sanders and niece ofanny Brooks. Fiorane· and James

DIED? Sand«^-*i..i__Davina. Catharine, Lucy aad Will¬

iam Bmallwood. RamaIna at Ma¬son'· underUklng esUbllsbmaul,Aaacoatla, D. C.

Funaral from K»»ass»r Church,Fourth and D streets eouthaaat,

> m. Friands asá ralísima in-

SMITB.Departed thisint, at f o'clock, atHoantta*. LOUISE if.lovid sister of Wllllaiyard L«w1. alad Elisa Kanny. Re¬main» at Davis', undertaker, 3068Georgia avenue northwest. Wash¬ington, D. «a

WARREN-On Sunday, July 14, IM*,at th· resident» ofW mother, tlV »treet nortbwaat, ELIZABETHARLINE. daughter of ArUne andtha laU Charles M Wa.»m.

Funaral at 9 a. m-, from St. Martin'·Church, today.

WEBSTER.On Monday. July 11. IMI.at » a. m.. at bis re«ld*noe. UHEleventh straat northweet. Capt.EDWARD WEBaTTER, belovedhusband of Emma V. Wabeter andfather of Lieut. Edward M. W«b-.Ur, U. S. N.. In the Hd year ofhis life.

Funeral from hi« lata realdene«, to¬day, at lai ?- t?. Funeral »e.loe»le charge of Mount Pleasant LodareNo. »8, F. ?. ?. M., and George ?.Thomaa Post. No. 15, G. A. R.Interment at Arlington.

WILSON.Departed this Ufa. after ashort Ulne·» of two weeks, at bert»aldence, 1014 Delaware avenueaouthweet, MART WILSON, widowof the late Mose Wilson.

Funeral today from her daughter··residence. 492 School street south¬west, thence to Delaware AvenueBaptist Church. Delaware avenue,between L and M streets «outh¬west. Rev. Jackson, pastor. FriendsInvite:'

DEATH RECORD.WBITa*.

Hiaabtth A. Wan««, 13 stara, · ? It H.W.Edward C. Oatt. 44. V. ». Serti Hoar*..Mut L Griffith. St. IS Fifth 8t, 8.K.?·«·, a ? iaht, il. sa ita a *.w.ra»«rd W«beur, U, SUS llth St. M.W.Simon C. Coûta, TS, Bota. StniIfaid N.W.Matts· O'Oaaaaai. U\ ft.w Ho..VBenkmin C. Spranas, ·. UN Eaend St. N.W.Milton VcLWiald, B. 15» MontioelL, A». N.B.Ueorg· K, ItoT.. ·, · O H B.W..· Vana B_*es_iip. ¡S, U Potxeeat Fai».

50th Intano?.Chute« N. Tratara, t%. t» Ta.L A·. N.BMetioUa Chaonsia«, t «tea. «3hUd.:«'a BoaetHUd» Hldte. 4 moa.. Children» HosptAltyi» B. Let. » Bua. WW4 SUl St- 8.W.

COLOBED.Catherine B-itler. «S sear». mXb r.«s» andMead· Ht. N.B.Maty Barrine. St. at.ton road. HI..*.W_l H Minar, IS. _» E St, B.W.Gora Oolliaa. sì. F.droan'a Hoar*.Wbl Haun«, «a Fmrtmn« il ose«.Uh«l Aduna. S. FTWo.an'a Beota.Anni« Haakiaa, a, T.UmUsmm ìltettriaibr.i« J.»hi.u. 43, .S ? St N.W.Edna Ctelwell. U Tnbar.M» HoaptK.tie Ounn, 75, tal Aatar 8«- NE.tnita Ma.be«, ts. « Tmtee et. N.B.litmti <iai:u. IS. SUI Osla» Bt. SIPaul E. Hsvflng. 7 atoa. IIS a. at- N.W.rtarniond Parker, 3 mra.. Wash. Aarh. Ho«.

BIRTHS REPORTED.WHITE.

Wm. ?. and Ora. T. Wall. ria.Peter «ad Tn.»U Bhorree. girlGiovanni and Anfal« Petrarca, tat.Olor.ni «od Marta Mandai. gltLVirimi« W. «ad Ethai T. Bnttca. bar.John W. H. aad Floran~ A. Oroat, «triFrank T. «ad Laura A. Fonaa. BOT.Joseph K. «ad ??????t T. r.ran. bor.Hetvrr O. «ad Marks W. Darle, or».Antonio «ad Ani.la Daidono, giri.Mídele and .re M. «.atto, girl.B. IVrnei aad tseaaa Buor..·. airiJobo W. and Glads« Butlar. «tri.John F. «nd Acne· «3. O. Brennaa, girl.Olio· J. «ad Atto» 0. Bowdan. Uli

(JOLOBEUJara·» ?. and «a.s Tina··, bo»tt« A. «ad liertru. Bagar«, girlJanata E. «nd dora H. Bobarta, girl tainaG«.· aad Saltar Bias, girtHenry «ad Adele Flaher, glrL'harte· C. «nd Geowa «."anar. b.Ed»ard B. »ad ialina· V. Aahtno. bor.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.warne

Marrar ?. ? »»? a. of Una cit». and HalanF. Kr.rr, a. of su Lotti». ?a Ber. 1. Paris»Hand.Harr.n tioebet. 3. «ad Dai. mas Maad. ?;

both of thia cits. Est. Howard F. Down«.Thorn»» J. Dorane, SL at that our. «nd Mra.Man E. Kent. 36. of Aoootink, Y a. Bee. JonaH. JeffrieaJam.» Wm. Loscutnbe, 33. and Aba« v»ii_j_-»

YVUaoa. 33: bota of thl« no. Re», loba T.Huddle.William I, Short. ». of BaJern. Va, «ad Boa·a M»n:., is, of thi» eut. Bot. Joba alBrig..Walter Frank. Min.*» tt. ot Spam.?

Point, Ml., ind Panline Liada, a, of tbtocit». Bar« Titu» B. DulaJuepÍi Beid. 36. «nd Oartrnd· M«bel Meet,

tS; both of Froat Bojal, Ya. Ret. Patir V.Hall.«JunjHii· Welek. 40. of thi« cur, aad Tee.

Fra. li·.. X, ot Charlea Cotmtj, Md. Ber. JobaA. Ooonar.larael Malli.ira. S.V «nd Mil. Pearl Sold, s*;

both of thi» cit;. Bar, O. Sirrantooe.Ernest Wealer Rod. S. of Nabaas.t, V«,.

aad Margaret M. Mrftiw, IS, ot thi« Ott}.Ba». Peres F. H·.:Darid Ball, St. and Oladr« Martin, B; both

of Houaton, Tex. Be». John W. Hamilton.Thomas Rafxuood «Jharaaaa, s, «ad Jeaaia

Oide Gris«·. ?; both ot Ha·»· d* Oraoa, Md.Ber. Pern F. BAILBdwird C. Lake. IS, of Da.en. Ark «ad

lr.T Ellubeth La.ro, B. at Waahtngton, La.Bot. Tho···· 8. Lee.

OOLORED.Junt· H. Bill. a. «ad Marietta Addaroa, !»¦

both of thl« a«. Bot. W. A. Tailor.Wslter Scott, 3S, «ad Mra Ban Beads», M;

both of this dtr. Ret. W. J. Howard.Samuel L CataUt, B. and atra. Osra ?

t'inornt, B; both of thi· at». Bot. Tnama«G. Taj lor.Andrew 0. Strana. 3*. «od Malttd» J. Jaf-

friea. ¦; both of thi· eil«. Bot. On« L.IlitcbaU.Maiala Thrana». 21, and Faaia Boaasa, IB;

both of this eat». Bot. Thorn«· J. Brosra.Jobs B. Momo·. 8. «ad Marian Halaatart,

S: both of thi« eitr. Rot. P. J. flTitunAugusta» Jon«·, IS, «ad Fiorano· Colaa··. tt;both of thl· cut. Bot. TtirnM« N. AaaUa.Daniel Hau, 30. and M«. E. Addtaoa, B;

both of thi» oit.'. Ret. Wm. H. Maaoktn,Henrr A. Lewi«, 37, «nd Anni« Johneon, ?;»th of thi« otti. Um. John ?. »-«*~_CHutn\ea ? Binan·, ?, and »»alphah« Hop.

tins. IS; both of thi« dtr. Bot. W. A. Tajlor.Harry Bt.Bt. IS. «ad Julu Jett, M; both

sf thl« eitr. Bot. Peter Aller.Richard A. Wtmler. . «ad Carolin» ? ?a?-

iwfopd. 8; both of til» dtr. Urn. Was. J.

LOUISVILLE PLATERS SOLD.Dther Changes in Make-Up of Amer¬

ican Association Teams.Toledo, O.. July 1«..The Louis-

rllle American Association baseballclub waa reduced to within theplayer lirait by the sale of PitcherBoardman and Outfielder Knl»ely tothe Toledo club, accordine; to anannouncement by Thomas If. Chlv-ington. Louisville secretary. Board-nan Is a left-handed pitcher, andKnloely came from the SouthernAssociation.Outfielder Lamar, of pie Toledo

:lub. left last night to take an exam¬ination in Washington for the avia¬tion service. Walter Alexander, for¬merly of the New Tork American·,left this morning: for Dallas, Tex..where he haa been summoned by theiraft board In his horn· dtitrlct,Roger Breinahan announced that heha» «igned Inflelder George Carey,late of the Southern Association.

Eiihst» for Y. M. C. A Work.Lynehburs. Va.. July ».-At Orth,

former American League pltch*r andumpire, waa accepted tentatively to¬day by the Tonne «fen*· <Thri»th»n Aa-¦oclatlon* for work with the Amaneanarmy ta France a» an athletic dl-renter. Ra will confer with tho7 warwork council of the .»»oclation InHaw Tork. |

J

BOBBIE WALTHO-UR ISNOW? B-CTtüCTORBobbi* WaUkaor. Ut«* Marci« e-bara-

picm, ooa af «rhass many pria·· wa«wen br itti»* flRrfWee» aO» ini«m-wflfl Oariaaar. la aa hour, ex.Mete te win s atffl B-reatar pria* fithe usar fatar* br duplicating hl«fest at the side of tha allied «tibí««.Ha la «ettlnc tato trim for ov«*ra«a«work it Un T. M. C ? lin.a««trainine camp at Colombia Cnl'erslty.Walthour la going as a phyaical

director aad wlU be In chsra* of «foyer dn soldat, as U* French callthe Red Triangle htrts aetabUahed forthe Polios."I spent thirteen rears In Fran**«."

ba said, "aad I want «a ao back. IfI find time I want to coach the PoilusIn bike riding, ao we eaa b« the flrstto chaae the Kaiser ont of Berlin."

WAR CAPTIVES'EXCHANGE, NEWPACT SUBJECT

Swapping of Civilians andSoldiers Agreed Between

Berlin and London.London, Julr M- . Oersaanr and

Great Britain, accordine to an Ex-chaaf*· Tslsersph dispatch from Am·«terdam, hare reached an aareeaient?-cardine prisoner»* sachan··. ??noncommissioned officers «ad asea«who haw« been prison·«-« tor edgh-tasn months, aars ths dispatch, winbe exchanged, as will all dvilloas.

V. ». May Try etetoo Pia».Iks reportad agreement between

Germany «nd Greca Britain resard¬ine excitan*« of prisoners, it wa« ad¬mitted br State Department officisi»last night mar ha aaade the basisfor a similar sat.ment between theUnited State« «ad Germany Whileit ww ststsd that there eras no offi¬cial confirmation there waa much in¬ternat in th« report.An Attempt to reach an aereement

on th« subject «a far aa Germany andthis country ars concerned will bemad« at a confarsne· to ba held «tBarn·. Switzerland, the Utter part ofthia month. Th« United etate* Iswaitlne for ths naming of « spediledata by Berlin. It Is ezplslned thstany arrangement recardmg exchangeof civilians would effect merely Ger¬man eiUxen» Interned In this country.and not th »e servine tana* in penalinnltutlon* for sabotage «nd otheri-Tilt·«« Tb« aame would, of courue.be trao reeardtr.c a roe rica? « Internedin Germany. There sre Terr fewAmerio·« civilian« in Germany, where¬as there «re «eversi thousand* ofOerman civilian» who hare been in¬terned In th« United States.

It Is pointed out that owing to theshort tima th« United States hss beenin th« «rar wtth troop» In action atth« front, th· t'nited State* aad Ger¬many might fix upon s shorter timethan ths eighteen months' period fixedin th« reported agreement betweentendon and Berlin.

ALEXANDRIATHB HERALD BCRtAC.

A. F. I*miph»nKhar an« Cohunbua Stroeto.

Alexandria, Va., July IA.Aviator W.L. Bonner, general manager of theAlexandria Aircraft Company, at noontomorrow will circle over th* city anddrop literature with a view of arous¬ing enthusiasm in the angelus move¬ment which is now spreading over thecountrr- Just as the church bells pealforth the noon hour announcing theangelus he will make his flight drop¬ping literature aa he circles over thecity. Ill· Idea I« to have the peoplestop just a minute «t the noon hourand prsy for the successful outcomeof the war. and for a quick but vic¬torious ending.Plans are being made by the OldDominion Boat Club for a big regattawhich will be held Saturday. August £.

An elaborate program hss been pre¬pared for the or-i-don.

William R. Steurenagle. St rear*old. a former resident of Alexandria,dropped dead early last night In hi*room at th« Commonwealth Club,Richmond, of which h* was manager.The body will be brought here tomor¬row afternoon and his funeral -«-illtake place at i o'clock Wednesdayafternoon from Wheatley'* mortuarychapel and burial will be made InUnion Cemetery.The deoeased wa» a sob of ths late

Georg« Steuernagle and for a numberof years wa* proprietor of the old Ex¬change and Bollard Hotel now th«Belvolr, thi* dty. L*ter he becamemanager of th* Piedmont Club.Lynchburg. and afterward* managerof the Commonwealth Club, Rich¬mond. He «ras unmarried and Is sur¬vived by two ststars. Mrs. Ann· II.Appich and Mrs. Hugo Rerfurth. bothof this dty.Mrs. L C Nails, living at 14«

South Patrick »treet. waa strack byan electric train at Hume Spring at10:45 o'clock last night and sustain¬ed a broken ai-m aad numeróosbruises and contusions to the headand face. Mra. Nail* waa broughtto the Alexandria Hospital andtreated by Dr Bayly.Argumenta to <jus.-h ths Indict¬

ment snd siso on a demurrer to ¿heindictment will be made tomorrowmorning at M o'clock before JudgeL. C. Barley In tbe ease of James A.Davi*, colored. Indicted for the mur¬der of J. C 8heIhorae. a stats pro¬hibition inspector.

Mr*. Rebecca C. Morris has soldto tbe General Realty Corporation alot In the subdivision known asRosemon t_ Mr*. Ruth T. Stuart hassold to Frank Warfleld a two-atorybrick dwelling on the aouth side ofPrince between Royal and Fairfaxstreets.

I Ths lawn fete which was to havebeen given Thursday and Fridsy even¬ings on the lawn at Washington andQueen streets by the women of St.Mary's Catholic Church, has beenpostponed until August * «nd 7.

The women of the Seventeenth Vlr-! ginla Regiment. United Daughters ofth« Confederacy, have received a let·t«r of thanks from twenty-two menat the training deatachment, Dnlrer-slty of Vtrorhua, fbr comfort kits sentthem.

According to J. O. Perry. s«»cr«tary.tb« Alexandria Trade» Coundl hasnever been disbanded or Its chartersurrendered. Mr. Perry ears ßßtß?meetings bave been held »Inee Septem¬ber 11. 1*1«. on which date he eta'.a motion to disband waa lost.

W. Clifton Cunningham, district c«ty grsnd master, will tomorrow nightinstall ths newlr-electsd offloer« ofAoaotink Ledge No. TB, Odd Fellows.It ia «xp«>**ted a delegation from herewill

9

LADY ROSEBUDLANDS STAKE

Leads Way for 2-year-oldtin Demoiselle Handicap

at Empire Track.Empir* City Baca Trsek. July UV-

Lady Roeebud Is th* latsat of th*»-year-old fllllo* to come to th« front.winning the DeamiscU· Stale*·, worth???. bet» today, from a notable addat » to L Going Into th* lead in the «

sfxateh ah« held th« race w»U la handand stood the drive gamely, winning *»going «war.Kiss Aawln, the favorite it t n ». .,

wss ««oond, «ad th« only real con- Vtand«*. Jorful flnUh«d third.Top o' th« Morning won the third

race. « « furlong event, finishing with?

a ? ash. Star ¦anngUrl wa» secondand Ima Frank third. High Noo«ran poor «nd waa not la tbe mener.TbeITB8T BAC"B-T.r«o ?«aw ol«» aa« ur: dahw-

Uf. mta mat team, jmtp: ß.«- M», «alliwl.·«-. Ilei «warn. ««Bl «. A. Meet,Ut (Campi. » 1* 1. 4 to 1, S to 1, emamt; Al-«Vhaiao. I» tfahaasai. » tw I. » to 1. I le ».tatti «m·. 1*»M. OkiBom. »m Owl. ?***·«»?rworwta. D.a mi ?. Oar* M Ooaoa reame

SMOOND AACA-Thretemr-eMe aa» ami .

atome; meat: Dla*ooa. Mt lOUeea Il u S «ta ». T U ». won; «on tirât. AS Aerearan,.I lo 1 1 H 1. I lo i inni; TbeSft. M» lloybei.¦ hl ibi Itti thud. Tear, lau«*Pata and falb. Acboen. Paiobk .amar II.-¦tir.«- Disi· ?, Boyal Tao«. G«*« Macos·.tMacfear. r>moa*o*Bo*at »?« ? intuii ola* eoaTHIBO BACB-Tbu. rem elle aad «a>: «W

Kalaaaab tlai«*l»aii. --««-bamisbt, «boat ala ter-Vans·: Tap otb' Mornm*. 1» (Tarma.', (toi,1 te fi f t* «A «o*; atar «tova««««. 1»,fWcJH. iuLlttim, aaaaB«: laaaProas. 1» (Isa·). · to t. > ts ·. 1 ts 4. tbie-J.Toso. 1-M. H·* Boas. Aosam·. Jana A«Boat asd Hamilton A. alto ras.«UUBTH BACB-JTwo-ioaroa» Tbe Demo-

aUUe Btakea: ft·· and · half raclons» Ue»Bii«ul. t» «AaUtant. » «a 1. t m «. «m«.wob, KM* Assia. IB (Faiit-niUieri. ; to H. 1 aa«. ont. marni; Jc-rfnl. 1» (Jcauaaonl. 2 to 1.: t- 5. out, thUd Wl. 1ST ? ?. Aw«> al«·tan.rim AAxMl-Tarer-ratrmit; ani, Man-

em Mal. ?« (lob·). U to I. » to S. oui. woo;Oraotea. ltt (Wall··. » to », 1 to 4 ue« «acemd;lick et Urtare, IB (»iTaifni. M to S. » loW. oat, third. Tim·. 1*1 An« and MaattamPoDy ala* rao «

SIXTH RACX-Twonor-olda: «Ila cotta»ad l-Adinc fie· fua-?a?*·: Th» Bü m <¦«>-aol. « ta 1, ? to ». I to X won. r«u ??aa. II*lloke). t to t. 1 to ». ! to S eerood; Mi HtK innre. ? to 1. t to t e-eew. third Tim·. 1 SU

¦ .«Taller. Otaas tiene Beicht Uatbt«. You«*Adam, »ha· ?a«>|«? ThUtJ«· .?. i'ildcr.Boa··· aad liberty losbt ala» toa.

EMPIRE OTT ENTRIES.Emi-Ire entne» lor Wedn-*ia July G:??ß? BACK-Toreo yt-tr-oM» an*, ni mare-

eeilbi«: oboaat « furious«. Ba4il«i» itoâi.i. «.xamma V. M«; Dava tttar. »I: Tcc-m J., ¦)Ama Arra. Mi: .»"hot Cace» »I- Beila Boh«na. IM, Molior». Mt: Ornas. K Mie« Sun*«.M«: 'Ariaetaa Waak· <Ima.l. I«·; *»·«· Brckc·*·, Boa* J··. B«; Joaonac ZonU. et. Anu-ebaa. M«.BBOOXD BAfE-Two-«car-ol*e: eoevlui « ¦

Va fartons» t>..«ul Ktord. U» Mea l'irati.11«; B»lascr»*l». 1»; ?a««* ? t»; Aeacmi I.(Imp.?. I».THIBO BACE-IKo-yawrd·»; Calmici mil.

ced «BtMBtb. O. M Miller. M«: «Ber clW««««la M«; Paddy tkaor. M»; llaibasi. »'Don. Ht: lUUaseer »tau Mt TA«. Ht.D iv'rcavy. Mt: btcltcr, Ml; Barry «bacsaaa.«M; ?»»«. bBi ? ?. baci. ?«: boabt Stick.IH: ?BiinnUbil. Bl; «Greertaca. ».1-OCBTH BACE-T-nui ima »M« co« or

lioarat Vanea bemdieap: malo. Bearne» IM:Papp. U*: Old Boenl*. ?ß: Pkowtck. IC raerW»nd. ML??? BACB-Ttoa» I «a» »Id; »bIBbc: mil.

end tt yace«. SUerkm. Ml: .Mill-a.-r ?.Oooion, Ml; Btirrr ?. «M: Anatra!. W.Harry Boasoyne. IM.SIXTH BACE-Two rear oH» -Urwa» tfarr

loos·: 1 i»-inr»n MC Sri«··» deer' «»fronedin. IW. Skyman. l»; Purlin*. I* TVT»Iker. MB: Kern Bneeb. PO: *?<??«?a. tat:Belano, IM; Veoecjaa Ben. ?», WooilMwln(Imp.!. I»: triée Petar», irt.ArawrntM» allowance el«km««.

FULTZ 04 AVIATION CORPS.

Appointed Physical Director withRank of First Leuten a ? ·.

New York. July 1«..David "UPuits, président of the BasetraaliPlayer* Fraternity, ha* been ap¬pointed physical director and ath¬letic Instructor te the United Ft»·»·aviation corpa «tth th« rank of Arstlieutenant. He ha* been ordered toreport at "Mineóla. I. I.

Fulti e*tabll«hed th« reputationof being one of the heat footballplayers «mong Eastern collégien·while · »tudent at Brown I'nlvcrelty.and later was one of the beet ofAmerican League outfielder* whenplaying with the New Tork Yan¬kee«.When the Baeeball Players Fra-

ternlty was formed he «atte electr-dhead and has held thst positionsince. He wr«* re*pon*ihle for theao-called Cincinnati agreement be¬tween the players and the cluh own¬ers which was sbrogsted after th*players* strike two years ago.

ST. LOUIS CLUB SAVED.Stockholders Raite the Club's $60.

000 Indebtednes*.St. Loul*. July 1«..The «if.0c

indebtedness of the St. Louis Na-tlonala wa* ralaed at a meeting ofstockholders of the club this after¬noon. Th« stockholders had untilmidnight to raise »««.aae. as »1«-eO» had previously been pled-r-cr!Mrs. Helen H. Britton. former own¬er of the te«m. will receive »40.?*·"of tbe amount a* part payment forthe club, which was purchased forJSSO.OOO. She has previously beenpsld »1S5.0C0 of the amount.

HORNSBY NOT «AFTER JOB

Briatol. Pa.. July IC.Roger»Hornsby. of ths St- Louis Cardinal*,has not written to the MerchantShip Company, of this city, for ·-cob.A report wss spread lsst week

that the Carda" brilliant short-stopper, tn order to evade the drafi.had written here for a position stthe works. Mo word has «ver beenreceived from Hornsby. «nd the re¬port was as surprising to MerchantShip official*, as it was to local fan*.

Harri» to Ge te Caá*-·.Pittston. Pa., July 16..Stanley

"Bucky" Harris, the Plttston basket¬ball star, win leave th« Buffalo team,of th« International League, thl* wrathto report at Plttston to go away theweek of July a with the next draftcontingent* for C«gnp I**e._

u-To Help Make^»??pß,Ween

American^

Boisg «*ed by over three mOBM peo¬ple saaaally. It win increase tb«nuaglh ef weak, «ervea». i««-d*a--afolk» «a tw* week·' orne la »«««y «s-

4W drug·

t