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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09
ADAM a. WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OFT MODERN
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 602 IRVING

ADM1N1STRATUR'S SALE OFt MODERN
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, holding Probate
Court in re estate Of Mary B. Belt, deceased,
administration No. 242O6, the undersigned ad-
ministrator will sell By public suction in front
Of the premise on MONDAY, THE NINTH
TY O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot 127,
square 3O52. improved BY two-story and
cellar brick dwelling. containing six rooms and
bath.
the time Of sale. Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with in 20 days from day Of sale. other
wise the right h reserved to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. D. C. All conveyancing, record
ing and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
CHAPMAN W. FOWLER,
91S st. NV,
=
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT BY Or
DER OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
By virtue u authority vested in us by the
within our galleries, 1922 New YORK ave.
on TUESDAY, DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST.
1918. AT TIN An. about los lots Of unclaimed
freight Consigned to the following: Ruby Haw-
kfns, Carrdgo Harding, Dewitt, ]. NJ. Chamber
lain. Grace P. Braxton. Carl @. Anderson, the
Partner Co., Sadie Schdckers, +. f. Bateman,
Gull or Gill. J. Kelar. r. Mccormick, Theo.
9,n cd r. Klsy
Josephine Stewart, H. Pierce. A. B. Clark,
ihos; P. Sheridan Co.. Mrs. 8: V. Kipg, Chas.
Auto Top Co., f. sipp, Lula Mackall. American
!! Ccns't Co. Harry F. Clark. Wilmot W.
l parker' Mechesney Joachim: Jueg Bur
rant. the Eagle Rag and Metal Co.. Anheuser
Brewing Co., Albert l.. Luce, Federal Auto
Supply Co., B: Powell, W: E. Padgett, Mrs;
Robertson. s. N. Meyers, Inc; VIM. H. Free
fPans, Victor II. Dill, E. Ferrow. B. b. Bellek.
y. r. Faxon. Cocoa Cola Bottltng Co., Frank
Muller. E. s. Scott, J. II. Topper, Capital
Jos. A. Dents, snndstrard Adding Machine Co.
Western Elec. Co., j E: Mccormick, Ideal
Market, J. H; Atkinson. Jno. sheakin. J. F..
alien. wash. wholesale Grocery Co.. p. +.
Mastelli. Mrs. d. E. Aldridge, s. Bensinger
Co.. Southern Oxygen c.. American Fair Trade
Collins fe' q within snak Co. " + kl.ss G.
Hobbs. Robey, Mangum, Geo. W. Eanes, D.
and Supply HOUSE. Memo Mossets. J. B: New
Speaks, A: '. swarthout, Met. Sc and 1oc
Store, C. j. Collins. John Bell. Exide Battery
Depot, J. N. Dubarry and Hoover & Denham.
g. ". MILLER, Freight Sales Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09
As an Educational Institution.

The Secretary goes at length into
the Navy as an educational instieu-
ton, emphasizing the ever proeoen-
ing need for training Navy men In
various technical fields.
tUnder the direction OF Rear AZ
miral MCGOWAN and a force of capable
officers, and civilians unsurpasseo,
the Secretary continued, the navy
has won new honors as business IN
stitution."
In conclusion he says:
1.-THE epoch-making story OF ene
Navy in this heroic year Is YET 20
be written I have sought only TO-
present the most notable achieve
ments and to pay tribute 70 the
whole-hearted and fncomparably ei-
fcient performance of duty OF the
half million men responsible for the
record that has been made. No &C
count written before the complete
report of accomplishment is at hand
can adequately express the service
the Navy has rendered.
United States has today q new sig
nificance. It means not only ships
and crews, not only material and
personnel-it connotes spirit. IN
visible but potent, spirit that has
enriched our national life, that na
vitalized our national thinking. tna'
has widened our contact with ma
tional problems. and thus by COM
munity of interest has bound US
together in a closer and more reso-
lutte union. In thousands OF Ameri-
can homes today where our Navy
was a mere word in 1913 1t has be-
come a symbol not only OF daring.
but of unselflsh endeavor and high
constructive purpose. 1t has entered
into the national consciousness as
part and parcel Of the twin con-
cepts, America and Americanism. 1t
had already linked itself insepara-
a part of our future. Nations and
people, too, that knew Of the Navy
Of the United States only by hearsay
or random incident know it now as
the organized will of free people.
prompt to heed the call OF right
against might. tireless in effort. fer
tile in resource. happy in co-opera-
ton and unyielding till the ultimate
goal be won"
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New BUNGALOWS.

AA1aeent to Chevy Chase. Five and
sfx rooms; lot 125x125; hot-watsf
hest electricity and gas; hardwood
trim; one-ha1f block to cars; vacant,
Price, $500 and 81 800. Terms.
Bungalow. Vacant. q rooms and
hath; hot-wltar hsat, electricity and
gae; lot 001150: on8 block to cars,
TA1s n Q bargain at $5,25O.
broom bungalow. Lot 100x126. One
minute to cars Occupied by owner.
@467b. $500 cash, SIS month.
s7-soom and bath BUNGALOW, Hot
watsr heat; electric range; q acre Of
ground; 20 fruit trees, chicken house.
ge1Awberry patch; ono block to cars:
nigh elevation. Vacant. g. 900
3afm1 very reasonable.
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Tribute to Those in Command.


Labor.
Tribute to Those in Command.
Personal tributes to those in COM
mand Of the Navy across the ocean
is paid as follows:
when the President determined
upon the policy Of arming merchant
ships, the chief executive decided to
Great Britain to be the representa-
tive Of the Navy in the war zone and
keep the department posted upon all
problems connected with possible
naval participation in the great war:
The choice fell upon Rear Admiral
william s. Sims, easily one of the
most Intellectual, gifted and distfn-
guished officers Of the Navy. During
his long service he had won high
place in the estimation Of naval ex-
Rear Admiral Sims was at that time
president of the Naval War College.
His knowledge Of gunnery and sea-
manship were equaled only by his
proficiency in diplomacy, strategy and
tactics. In recognition of the impor-
tant services he has rendered as COM
mander of the European forces, the
President last year promoted him to
be vice admiral and will shortly
give him another promotion to the
rank Of admiral.
ut is too early yet to give proper
place to the high character Of the
work done by Vice Admiral Sims and
the other naval officers abroad. but
all the world knows OF the enthu.
siasm and the ability and spirit Of
cooperation which have enabled them
to win a place for the Navy abroad
higher than ever before accorded
IT wish it were possible to give In
orah
service Of Admiral Sims and his CO.
workers in Great Britain. of Vice Ad-
mfral Wilson in France, of Rear Ad-
mfral Niblack at Gibraltar, of Rear
Admiral Dunn at the Azores. OF Rear
Admiral Stratus In charge of the mine
officers equally efficient and worthy
to represent the Navy anywhere. But
this report would not be complete
Without recording the exceptionally
Gseful service of Capt. j. r. p. Pr1n.
gle. in charge Of the destroyers. and
of Admiral Sims in the London naval
headquarters. and Capt. r. r. Bel
khan. whose service in mine laying
deserves commentator in this report
There are others equally as deserving,
but I cannot print the roster OF the
Navy in an annual report"
The magnitude OF the Nays escort
record is Indicated as follows:
During July and August, 1918,
s.444,0 tons Of shipping were es-
corted to and from France by Amer
lean escort vessels: Of the above
amount, 1b77.735 tons were escorted
in and 1.864.677 tons were escorted
out Of French ports. OF the tonnage
escorted into French ports during this
time, only 1898 tons. or o.oos per
cent, were lost through enemy action.
ana Of the tonnage escorted out from
French ports, only 27.s5s tons. OF
e.o1s per cent. were lost through the
same cause. During the same period.
July and August of this year. 25s.604
American troops were escorted to
France by United States escort ves-
sells without the loss Of single man
through enemy action. The particu-
lars in the above paragraph refer to
United States naval forces operating
in the war zone from French ports"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09

Woodbridge.
Bungalow. 9 rooms, tile bath, 8
bedrooms, sleeping porch, open FIRE
place, hot-water heat. electricity and
gas; lot 240x45; shade; one block to
cars: Is minutes to Treasury.
Immediate Possession.
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abroad and the remainder Assigned
to duty In homo waters"

0OEO0o ESul8IuQSI o00IXu03
to duty In home waters" :.
Coast Guard Against U-BoatA
OF the protection from Submarines.
| stated:
when the submarines appeared OF
our coast. the policies already formu-
lated were promptly put into eject.
It had been determined before by the.
department that the logical military
objective would be our troop and.
cargo conveys, but these were 50 we'll
guarded that the submarine evident
~ preferred not to engage with
them, but devoted his efforts against
our coastwise trade. and principally
against our unarmed sailing vessel9-
Along with this campaign Of destruc-l
tion, which had no military value
whatsoever. the enemy adopted the
practice OF strewing our coast with
mines. This feature OF his campaign
had been anticipated and our sweep
ers had been actively engaged In
clearing the channels through which,
our conveys regularly sail. It was
natural, however. with the long ex-
panse. of seacoast which we had to
protect. that the enemy should sue
which more than once proved de-
structive to our coastwise shipping"
A tribute Is paid to Henry Ford for
putting his plant and star at the dis
posal Of the government for the man
ufacture of "eagle' boats.
Explanation Is made OF the camou-
fiage of vessels termed "dazzle paint-
ing" The Secretary explains that the
object is not to render the vessel in
visible, but to make 1t dihlcult for
the submarine commander. peer1ng,
through his periscope. to determine
the vessels course. :
In commenting on the instruction OF
40 600 marksmen a month the Secre-
tary pays a tribute to Lieut.. Col. VIII
liam C. Harllee, U. 8. NJ. c.. Of this
city, who, with his staff Of Associates.
have been large factors in making.
this branch of tho Nays war-mak-
ing program a success"
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D. B. ZANTZINGER,

View 10fK ave. NV.
FOR SALE, FURNISHED OR UNFURNisHED.
mod. house. every convenience: large grounds:
ys00 cash. bal. easy. Box 217. Riverdale. Md 5
CLARENDON SECTION, VA.
Only miles out On electric
ERee0 frame and bath; furnace heat: sasG.
sx3e hight and gas for cooking; laundry tub in
CELLAR; beautiful lawn, shade. shrubbssy and
aowerSs hedge; line Of besrfng trees sad vine
fruttB; chicken house and run. Prtee 81. 000
AZ acres Of ground.
STONE q FAIRFAX.
Ask for Croanman
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Riyerda1e

Bungalow. o rooms and bath: stone
foundation; steam heat, electricity
and gas; sleeping porch; 30 shade
trees; open fireplace; lot 50x1Oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09
FOR SALE-LOTS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

Bungalow Headquarters.
Takoma Park, D. c.,
Very Artistic.
A real California bungalow. Q
rooms and tile bath; sleeping porch;
hardwood floors and trim; hot-water
heat; open fireplace, gas and electric
ity; one block from 14th and 9th st.
car lines.
Immediate Possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09
FARMS.
FOR SALE

NORTHERN VA STOCK AND DAIRY
farms; On electric and steam road: eenTeuisnf
TO washington. Phone Or wire me when to e. .
pect you. A. b. BUELL.. Farm Agt. Hernd 4
Va.
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HOPES TO CONTINUE
NAVY UPBUILDING
Continued from Thirteenth Paee.)

saying that the big naval program
fer the war could not have been sue
cessfully carried out without the
hearty cooperation of shipbuilders,
munition manufacturers and the rep
resentatives of scores of allied in
dustries.
The relations between labor and the
Navy Department are declared to have
been highly satisfactory during the
past year, and the Secretary says that
much Of this satisfactory condition is
due to sthe loyal cooperation of the
heads of the American Federation OF
Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-09

1oesefs farm. Prince Georges county. Nd;
ga miles from the District line: 15 q 49, =.
woods and timber; IS acres very rir < ls,d
improved BY new 7-room house. turn scs $3.50
harm and chicken houses: also ten Ant hons
and several other outbuildin9s; h...tst.i
view: worth 500 acre. Price. 81 <poD Issrs
opportunity. NEW FORK RI e EsraTe
BROKERS. 1423 r 1t. NV.
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROF MKT1Ds. on
to ae ~ HE t0T s ..is 2, sch
u. %32: lReal Estate Dent iath sSd q ~.
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saAxcrs i s1u!pSs:
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUG, fi0NEER-
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Government Sale of Unservice-
able Property, Including Is
Motors and Rheostats.
FUTURE DAYS.

~, There will be sold at public auction on
at the Post once Department Building, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Is
Motors and Rheostats. Electric Truck, Elevator
Cable, Conduits, Scrap Iron and Metals, Oil
Barrels, Cancelfng Machines, Electrical Sup
plies, Desks, Chairs, etc.
Terms: Cash,
A. s. BURLEsoN,
de9.10n Postmaster General.
c. G, SLOAN n CO. AIIlITS 1922 NJ u AWE.
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THos. J. OWEN 4 SON, AucTIoNEERs.

ALEXANDER WOLF,
Attorney for Trustees, Jenifer Building.
nS29-d&ds.exSu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
AIRMEN IN BRITAIN HAVE
MIXTURE OF WORK AND PLAY
Practically All EnElish Acrodromes
Have Football and Cricket Fields
NcAr at Hand.

AN AMERICAN AERODROME IN
ENGLAND, September 2.-Life on ac-
tive service with air force in Great
Britain ia made up OF a happy mixture
American pilots in good health and
spirits-both essential qualities for
real success in the air.
There is usually time for indulGins
opportunity is seldom missed. .Ameri-
can and British pilots always mix in
their sports as in their work and there
is much friendly rivalry.
Practically all British acrodrom es
have their football and cricket fields.
kept in first class conditions by the in
dustry Of officers and men in their
spare time. The Americans have added
baseball fields. and spirited contests
between sQuadronS take place frequent
tentious contests between the local
squadronS and visitors from camps a
few miles distant.
During the fine English summer ten
mis- is great game at the aerodromes
PLAYED both on hard and grass courts.
The English are taking up baseball
gradually. but il will be long time
before they are proficient enough to
compete with the Americans and Ca
nadians.
Field sports offer the best opportuni-
ties for international rivalry.
when outdoor games are Impossible
owing to the weather, there are the
varied diversions OF the mess TO fall
back upon. Playing cards and billiards
are popular. and ping pong has been re-
vived. There is always a Sramaphont
with a plentiful store OF records. Nc
mess is complete without a piano. ano
many pleasant evenings arc spen'
around il. Concerts are given periodi-
are usually extended to the men OF
nearby SQuadrons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
WEATHER OBSERVERS READY
TO LEAVE u. S. FOR FRANCE
VIII Report on General Atmosph eric
Conditions Nv Aid In Flaming
Various Attacks.

COLLEGE STATION. TEN, Septem-
Der THE first class or weather OBJ
servers ever trained for United States
Army is preparing TO leave shortly for
France, where the members will report
on general weather and atmospheric
conditions as an aid in planning gas.
artillery, airplane and various other at
lacks.
Experts who have pushed the 800 or
more students through the intensive
course of instruction at the Agricul
tural and Mechanical College of Texas,
declared that the men now are capa bic
Of determining the state of weather for
distance OF twelve miles above the
earth.
It is the plan OF the War Depart
nient TO train l.o00 men at the college.
which is the only school of general
ncteoroloGy in the country. and this
viii neceSsitate TWO more courses in
shifts OF 335 students because of limited
facilities.
only college men arc fitted to take up
the work, and the first class includes
professors. mineraloGists engineers and
other technical experts. DR.. Oliver l..
Eassig. OF the United states Weather
Eureau and Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore. is chief instructor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
FOUR MASTEO VESSEL d.
FLOATS UPSIDE DOWN
Shortage OF Teachers Forces POST
poncment OF High School Open.
ing in Amherst County. 3
LUTHERANs MEET AT HILL CITY
Schooner Torpcdoed by German SUBJ
marine on Virginia Capes lowed
Across Chesapeake Bay to Kappa
hammock River to BE Righted.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
Elm the Rappahannock River, near
trvington. just Off the mouth OF Car
ter's Creek, big new four masted
schooner is lying bottom upwards. The
schooner was EN- route from Boston
to Norfolk for coal. When off the Viz
ginia Capes She became the victim OF
German U-boat. \ revenue cutter
later discovered tho ship and towcd her
to point Oft Wachapraguc. Accomac
County. The vreckinG tug. Rescue, OF
Norfolk. under contract towed the yes
sci across Chesapeake Bay and into the
Rappahannock River, where the WORK
OF rghting her and putting her in sail
ing order is in progress. It is said
when the vessel sank after being tor
pedoed. the masts stuck in tho bottom
of the ocean and dynamite had to be
used to raise her. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
RUPEE BANK NOTES OF INDIA
BEING SAlVAGED FROM SEA
british Government Put TO Considerable
Iroubie to Prevent Their Circu-
1aff0n-O- No Value

hO.>DoN, september Am echo OF a
recent torpedoing OF a STEAMSHIPS boUnS
Ior ihoia Is the coming ashore on the
soutn coast OF England of many bank
notes OF India, and the British govern
ment is being put TO considerable ron
uIS IN preventing the circulation of the
SaiHased notes. notice appears on tn Q
nrSt page OF the Times that certain ! =
rupee 3-rupee and 10 rupee notes or
she government Of India intended TO be
put mo circulation in India arc being
england The notes have not vet been
issued as required by law. They are
OF no value as notes, and will not he
india; Their import into India by posr
or otherwise will he prevented bv the
government OF India who have full par
To buy or sell. exchange or trade
Times-Dfspatch Want Ads are the
salesmcn efficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
Ca|ome| Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guaranteed If bilious constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickenng. danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up

Every druggist in towh-your drug
Eist and everybodys drussist-hae
noticed n great falling on In the sale
OF calomel. They all give the same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone Is .ak-
tnE it's place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know II. while Dodson's Liver Tone is
perfectly safo and gives better re-
suits" said prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells IL. large bottle doesn't cost
very much. but IL it fails to give easy
relief in every case of liver sluggish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
SUFFRAGETTES OF BRITAIN
LIST THINGS THEY DESIRE
Want to Re Members of Parliament.
MaEistrates. Jurors. Solicitors,
Constnblch and EnyoyS

LONDON, September ITO the cues
iion. What Will women want next"
me National Union OF womens SUI
rage societies has given a reply in
tit!f manifesto Of reconstruction
:, mong the concessions asked for are.
Women members OF Parliament
omen ENJOYS at the international
'cconstruction congress after the wac
British nationality 10 be retained on
marriage with aliens
Momen maGisirates and jurymen
omen solicitors and barristers
Higher posts for women in rovsr,
mcnt Offices.
Momen 10 be police constables
men. O.
tate maintenance fo- widowed
tht .herS with dependent children.
rquai guardianship rights for faith
crS anu mothers
Equal moral standard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
PARADES MARK LABOR
DAY AT PETERSBURG
White and ,Coiored Organization. Take
Pnrt In DemOnstratlons mud
AdvcrtIHc Liberty LOnn
lSpccial TO The Times Dispatch. ]
ID I..,I, LED SIlI -lL: IA

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, September .
an Petersburg observed Labor Day.
business was everywhere suspe ndcd
industrial establishments closed. and
the day given up TO the holiday. This
afternoon there were parades by the
white labor unions and the colored
church and fraternal organizations.
each highly credi,able in numbers and
displays. The parade Of the whites
was under the auspices OF the Carpent-
ers and Joiners Union. an organization
OF some 100 Or 500 members and in
line were other unions and civic or
CARNATIONS. The Carpenters and Join
crs Union went down TO Hopewell this
morning and Joined in the celebration
there. There were floats in line After
marching through several of the prin-
cipal streets. the parade was ended at
Central Park. where brief addresses
were delivered by several speakers,
and othor exercises were held. y fca-
ture of the parade was the boosting Of
the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The parade OF the colorcd orEaniZa-
tons was separate and independent
dnair and was very successful one.
In this. as shown by ITS streamers and
displays. the Fourth Liberty Loan was
featured This parade ended al the
baseball park. where addresses were
delivered by local speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
sunday Tobacco Selling Barred.

DANVI.LE, VA. September g.
Farmers who are found bringing their
tobacco into Danville on Sunday wilt
in the future, be summoned to court
and asked to explain violation OF the
State Sabbath observance law. So
Chief OF Police Bell said day that
nc had given instructions to his on
GERS to do this starting with next SUM-
day In years gone by this has been
tolerated. but with the arrival Of three
automobile loads Of tobacco yesterday,
the chief decided 20 lay down the law.
Not long ago the Danville Tobacco AS
ISOLATION adopted a regulation. order
ing all warehouses TO remain closed on
SUNDAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
THREE KILLED BY EXPLOSION
WHEN SHIP Is TORPEDOED
British Steamer Escrick Goes Down 500
Miles on French Coast,
wcstbuund.
10y Associated Press !

tANADlAN ATLANTIC PORT. Sep
;cmbcr The British steamer Escrick.
l.lai tons. bound from Bordeaux to
Montreal WAS torpcdoed on the night
Of AUGUST g. when about 500 miles off
the French coast Thirteen survivors
OF the crew OF thirty-sevcn nave ar
rived here on an OIL tanker, which
picked them up
An engineer and two firemen are be-
lievcd TO have been killed when the
torpedo struck the engine room Two
ltfcboatS. containing the remainder OF
the crew. including the captain. are
missing. but the survivors believe they
mad good chance Of bein. picked up
by another vessel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-03
NEW KIND Of CALOMEL
SAFE AND DELIGHTFUL

The new kind of calomel. known as
Calotabs retains all OF the good medic
inal virtues Of the old style calomeI
Yet is entirely purified from all of the
na useating. diSagrceable and danger
Gus qualities. You can. therefore, eat
what YOU please and go where you
please. with no loss OF time from your
work.
One Calotab at bedtime. with a swal-
low of water-thatS all Next morn
ing you awake feeling fine, your liver
cleansed. your system purified and
with hearty appetite for breakfast
Calotabs are sold only In original,
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. Your druggist recommends
them and will refund your money IL
you arc not delighted.-Adv.