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ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS OF INTEREST
To EVERY MAN
Prominent Firm Announces a
New Offer of Mems High
Grade Separate Trousers.

The war may have held back goods
somewhat. but waiting Ofttimes
makes the bargains all the better.
This time it's mems trousers, just
arrived, but a loEg time on the road.
Too late. in fact. to 60 into regular
stock, therefore we decided 90 offer
them almost at cost TO relieve the
congestion.
There are pants here TO suit every
taste, all modishly cut and finely tail
ored and Of patterns surprisingly
good.
Best of all they save you money.
and every man knows that an extra
pair Of pants gives double wear to
the suit and keeps him dressed up.
They're here men, come In and mali g
your choice.
To help you in your selection. they
are divided into four lots. Trousers
worth up to $3.50 at Sl.0S. Trousers
worth up to 800. S2.4S. Trousers
worth up to $3.50 at S3.l5 and Trous-
ers worth up to 500 at S3.9S.
Remember the name. FriedlandOr
Bros Address, As Ninth street y. ",
opposite Garden Theater.
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POSTAL CLERKSTO
GET BIGGER RAISE
THAN PROPOSED

All employees of the postal service
were practically assured increases of
pay as a result OF action Of the House
PostofAce Committee today. The com
mittee disposed OF the bill reported
by subcommittee headed by Congress
man Bell. 1t ordered the bill report
ed with important increases over
those proposed by the subcommittee.
The Bell subcommittee proposed in
creases OF 10 per cent up to 81 800
and 5 per cent between 81 800 and
81 500. The committee ordered, In
creases which roughly amount to IS
per cent for the lower paid employees
and 10 per cent for those higher paid
While a small percentage OF the high
est paid employees In the postal ser
vice viii not beneht nearly all OF
them win do so.
Rural carriers were given a Is per
cent increase up to $500 and $24
per mile for each mile OF their route
additional to twenty -four miles.
Clerks and carriers OF the first and
second class offices are allowed in
creases according to the Madden
schedule which amounts TO from Is 20
20 per cent, as estimated BY experts
The Washington times., 1918-01-31
Feature Films
FUMext Week

KNICKERBoCKER - Sunday and
Monday, Dorothy Dalton in Love
Letters" Wednesday. Pauline Fred
erick in Mrs. Danes Defeuse:" Thurs
day and Friday. Elsie Ferguson In
Rose OF the World" Saturday, Flor.
ence Reed in To-day"
CRANDALL'S-Sund and Monday.
Douglas Fairbanks i'm "a Modern
Musketeer;" "wednesday. Ethel Barry
more in. "An American Widow"
Thursday. Friday. and Saturday, Alice
Brady in "Woman and Wife"
SAVOY-Sunday and Monday. Clara
Kimball Young in Shirley Kaye"
Wednesday, Vivian Martin in The
Fair Barbarian Thursday, Madge
Evans in Coates OF GIadness:' Friday,
Widow" Saturday, Charles Ray in
His Mothers Boy" and Chester Conk-
lin in His Hidden Purpose"
APOLLO - Sunday and Monday.
Norma Tslmadge in The Secret OF
the Storm Country" Wednesday,
Mary Garden in That's" Thursday,
Ethel barrymore in AN American
Widow" Friday. Vivian Martin in
THE Fair Barbarian" Saturday, Ger
aldine Farrar in THE Devil Stone"
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday. Kitty
Gordon in Diamonds and Pearls; !"
Monday, Vivian Martin in "The Fair
Barbarian" Wednesday and Thurs
day. Norma Talmadge in THE Secret
OF the Storm Country" Friday. Ethel
Clayton in stolen Hours" saturday,
Wallace Reid in Nan OF Music Noun
tain"
AMERICAN-Sunday Norma Tai
madge in. The Moth" Monday. Flor
cnce Reed in "Todsy;" Wednesday,
Julian Eltiuge in THE Clever Mrs
Diamonds and Pearls Friday. Har-
aid Lockwood in The AVenging
Trail" Saturday. Jack Pickford and
Louise Huff in Jack and JilL'
GARDEN-Sunday, Monday. and
Wednesday. Viola Dana in The Wind
ing Trail" Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday. Mae Murray in Pace
Value"
STRAND-Sundsy and Morday. vii.
liam Farnum in The Heart OF .
Lion" Wednesday and the lemain-
der Of the week. Lois Weber's won
derrul production The Price OF a
Good Time"
PLAZA-Su Sunday. Monday and We'd
nesday. Douglas Fairbanks in Reg
gle Mixes In" Thursday, Ruth Cliff
ford in THE Savage" Friday, Har-
old Lockwood in The Avenging
Trail" Saturday. Francis Y. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne in Red,
White and Blue Blood"
LEADER-Starting Sunday and
the entire week. June Ca
price in The Heart Of Romance"
and a Fox sunshine comedy.
HOME sunday Violet Mersanaau
in THE Raggedy Queen" a Blue Bird
production and an excellent comedy.
PENN GARDEN-Nsxt weeks pro-
gram will feature Lillian Wabker in
The Lust of Ages
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sounded like a child's, went over ths
Telephone wires into Police Headauar.
ters shortly after noon today.
Police from the First precinct who
rode to the apartment found Arthur
Darton. nine years old. In the rooms
OF his father. n. H Darton, and hur-
ried the boy to Emergency Hospital
The police later reported that the
lad had attempted suicide by swal-
lowing an iodine tablet while in q Mt
Of anger
n. H. Darton said to The Times:
''The boy took a pill by mistake,
thinking he was eating candy"
Physicians at Emergency Hospital
reported that the boy swallowed a
medical preparation in tablet form
containing Iodine"
The lad will recover.
The Washington times., 1918-01-31
Weather
NEW COLD WAVE TO
STRIKE SNOWCLAD
CAPITAL TONIGHT
Only Two SnOWlesS
Days Since Dec. s

Washington streets have been
covered with snow for So of the
last 81 days.
a trace of snow on the ground
lAas been recorded for the last 35
consecutive days. since December
IS.
There has been snow in Wash
ingtnr streets for the entire
month Of January.
Beginning December s. there
has baen snow on the ground
every day up to and iacluding to-
day, except on, December 26 and
%.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET,

BALTIMORE, JAM 31.-Wheat-
Firm No. soft red. s2.22; No. red
winter. $224. Receipts. 1880 bush
els: shipments. 4,269 bushels.
Corn-Freer supply. New. as TO
grade. $1.6S to S1.o5- Receipts. 1O.ISs
bushels: shipments, I5,SI2 bushels.
Oats-UuaettIed- No. 3 white spot.
SEO061.o1. ReceiptS 1871 bushels;
shipments, 2.24S bushels.
Rye-Strong aud higher. No 2
Western export spot. $3.50. Receipts.
1850 bushels; shipments. l6.OI3
bushels-
Hay-Flrm, unchanged.
F1our-Ciood demand: nrm.
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THE WASHINGTON TINES THURSDAY; JANUARY 81: 1918
WALL ST. MARKET
GOOD DEMAND FOR STOCKS
AS SESSION OPENS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-There was a
good demand for stocks at the OPEN
ing of the stock market today. and
during the initial dealings gains of
from fractions to . points were made
in practically the entire list.
Steel common rose q to o.. Bald
win Locomotive was active and
strong, advancing lss to 62S. and
Bethlehem Steel Is rose to TN.
General Motors made an opening
gain OF / point to I25, and Texas
Company advanced points to Ia
Distillers' Securities rose q to 4OT
and Industrial Alcohol advanced Ia
to l21S. Tobacco Products sold q
higher to 5J&.
Anaconda advanced q TO 63Is. and
American Smelling rose q to s2Is.
Marine preferred was q higher at
81 q. and Atlantic Gulf rose IA to
1O4S..
Liberty Is declined to a new low
record OF 1886 and the 3Is's sold at
$40.
TOHtordav
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CALIFORNIA CAPITOL
UNDER ARMED GUARD

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 5I.-Thrests 10
dynamite the State capital have result
ed in a heavy armed guard being placed
about the structure. Armed guards also
surround the executive mansion. il be-
ing understood that the threats also APP
piled TO the governor.
The warning was contained in anony-
nous letters received by the governor
and police. These merely stated that
an attempt would be made TO dynamite
the Buildings and gave no details.
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THE LOCAL MARKET
BONDS SHARE INTEREST ON
CAPITAL EXCHANGE.
Two Potomac censoIIeatsd Sc and
One Potomac Electric Power 6
Change Hama - ssVenty-one
Shares Of Railway Preferred Sold.

Bonds shared the interest In today's
session of the Waalffngton Stock Ex-
change. Two $1,000 Potomac COnsoh-
dated IS sold at S., One 81 900 Po-
tomac Electric Power went at 100.
Broken. lots OF Washington Railway
preferred, aggregatfng seventy -ons
shares, changed hands at 81, and two
55K. The exchange adjourned early
in order that the memba,rS might A.
tend the war savings mass neetkng At
y. +. Keith's Theater.
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Eight Weeks of snow.

Snow has covered the sidewalks OF
the Capital continuously since De.
cember s. with the exception OF De.
cember 2S and 81, when the streets of
Washington had no trace Of snow.
The heaviest snowfall in any given
month for Washington was recorded
February. 1893. when 35.2 inches of
snow fell.
There were ten days Of snowfall
for that month. The heaviest for
one day was twelve inches.
This month shows the heavies,
snowfall on one day as SIS inches.
which was on January S. Up to mid
night about six inches OF snow had
fallen.
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ITALY ESTIMATES FOE
Loss NNEW DRIVE $4,000

ROME. Jan. 31.-Enormous losses
were inflicted upon the Austro- Ger
man troops between the ASiaEo
plateau and the Brenta valley by the
Italian offensive on Monday and
Tuesday. said a dispatch from the
'front.' today.
In addition 10 capturing nearly g.
900 prisoners, the Italians inflicted
casualties estimated a. from 20,0e0 to
$4,000
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TopAY's SALES.

Potomae Electric Consolidated SIS.
10000 90. 81 ,0O0a95.
Potomac Electric Power SIS. $1,000
100.
Washington Hallway preferred, "a
%, 53o7, 10667. 1od67. 5067.
Washington Gas. 2155H.
Washington Railway preferred, 16
The Washington times., 1918-01-31

Buried beneath thirteen inches OF
snow, Washington, todsy faces a cold
wave. Ihe 'mereory will fall to 10
degrees. tonight said the Weather Blu
reau today by way OF introducing the
cold spell.
Records completed today for the
month of january show that this
January holds the record for having
more snowfall than any previous jan
uary since the Weather Bureau has
kept records.
Thirty-one inches OF snow fell III
Washington during the month which
comes to clio We today. During yes
terday's storm, six and a half inches
of snow fell
The forecast to Gay Was:
Fair and cold er torkght Tempers-
ture between 10 a.pd Is degrees. Friday
fair and colder. Gentle 10 moderate
northerly winds.'
Cars Running SnOOthIy.
Both traction comp Rnies reported their
lines running smoothly this afternoon.
There were few seri BUS Ue-ups during
the morning. but ti.ks cars were un-
usually crowded.
''One hundred extra men have been
added to the street cl tanning forces Of
the District" said w. j. Paxton, su-
perintendent of street cleaning. this
morning.
To-day we have f1O men. 125
teams. 200 horses, and 20 pIows at
work"
Yesterdays storm did not do much
to change the situation AT the Union
Station. Superintendent Wilson, of
the Washington Terminal. told The
Times today. that in view OF the
weather conditions the railroad COM
panies were doing eXcelltntly.
TRAINS from the North are doing
very good. and are run ming only a
few minutes late said Mr.. Wilson.
From the West trains are coming
in only an hour late. Thse Southern
is doing very well also, IN spite OF
floods Atlantic coast trains are COM
ing in on time
The official records give Washing
ton credit for 2415 inches Of sleet and
snow during January.
According to the Weather Bureau,
snow fell on the following days OF the
month:
The Washington times., 1918-01-31
COTTON MARKET.

Furnished The Washington Timss By NJ "a
Carpenter A.. New York. Branch offiea.
Woodward bldg. Herbert u. Brown. msD.
eyer.
New HOrk- Prev.
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CHICAGO nAakEr.

HurnlAss9 thS wssAfngtsu Tlnss ,, n. Z.
Weodward bldg. H@bsrt n. BEsSA nan.
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THE BOND MARKET.

Two o'clock prices furnished by ". B.
Hibbs Z Co, membsrs New York stock Ex-
.ha,,. rid Ask
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NHVE-YEAR-OLD BOY
VICTIM OF POISON

"Send an ambulance to the GARFIELD
apartments at 001 Thirteenth street
will you: I have taken
poison"
These words. spoken by a voice that
The Washington times., 1918-01-31
CURB MARKET

Two o'cIociE prices furnIEhsd by W. b.
I7Ibbs q Co.. members New Toc3z Stock Ex-
rllGau. Ed ASK
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Real Estate Title ms. .. s.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
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Yeripital 80 otisen.

9err Greb. $. 6. Garter Il,
am Samitas ieiHen 2ie6en bur6 ben
sob entriiieu tporbeH, Der Jpn i'm 4Is
ter DOn 6S Sobren ersilie. Der Der.
bli9sne mar friiber Dormnnn in Der
Gessrei bes alien ,WoIisfreunb1 ses
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mittas pom Srauerbauie, 1873 9tr,
bert slpenue in Gbepiot, aus fatt.
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geiannten. Die Seerbisuns finbst
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cbio sraetiOm So.

prdiibeat 30. aesisb @doepf BON
Der 'Obio 9raetion 60. bat fsiusi
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dem berporsebt, oab inipIse Der aIIz
gemeineH Hbeueruns Die Gintiinfts
gang bebeutenb suriidseblieben iinb.
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tion So. bot fir SobIen nIIein psrs
saHseHes Sabr 100000 msbr aiss
seben miifeu oIs i'm Sabre 1916. Die
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Sas 2ududsei.
Bon 10. a6Ii& (gainden).

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uno iie ent3iidte ,blirt
ibr ieelenboaes Spiel. Die Sopra.
niIiiu ssrau ". 9. Wluelier berritete
ibren Soreru nahbaltigen @eniiB
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.Ososart, lllo ourd Die anmtbigea
aic6er Or tit getonTmenT, BON
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Sd]umanh uito rSn Der waar5uadts
bon 2aubert.
Dem aon5ert idLoB iid eia flot.
tes 5an3frar3d)en an iino pa a,i6 fiir
erfriidprnsen beliens geior9t tpar,
perlebten Die SieoerfransIer Den
Sonntag aut rihtige glrt.
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Rcnferenz
Der alliirtem 0eianoten tn
yturfbplm anberauust.
1Oriebrunsen Su treffeu, bamit teine
9iirser Der aliirtsn ednbsr ben
Deuif4sn in GinIaHb tn
bic 5dnOe faIeit

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f9s 5ruppen bsfinben fi9 bersits auf
benz Dese na4 S}innIanb. Sn einsp
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beutjhes GsIdlpaber, aus areu5erl
3erIt0rern, 9orpebobooten an1
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als % GotbIanb IN uorbIi@er Ni4s
tuns. augeni6einli4 mad ben aIanbs
SnieIn 5u fnhrenb, pnifirie.
Der amsritantfhs GffdHbte Sra
gteljpn Wlorris. erfubr am GoHnios
Radmiiias. bab bic idipebifde Re,
sierung babon peritdnbigt iporbsn
lit, bab bi. Dentltsn ibrt 9ruppen
auf ben alonb SnIsfu IaHbsu ipoII,n,
ailgeni6einli6 ais elmer 3pf4eniias
ton. Der @ei0noie berief ipfprt
cine aonfersnj Der cIliirttn GsIanbs
t<n Elm say pdlpredaus ser uasbiceu
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