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The Washington times., 1918-10-13

At any rate, I'll wager the resi-
dencc won't be vacant long. Hab-
itatiOns are too much in demand for
so handsome 4 residence to go beg
ging and householders stand too
much in awe OF Uncle Sans long
reach to let their property stand idle
long. Pretty nearly the last big
vacant property in town has been
communicated, now that the Gov
eTnment has taken over the home of
Mrs. William +. Draper in Il street.
I understand arrangements are be-
The Washington times., 1918-10-13
Wear The Ihinnest Of
Lingerie Dresses

or the sheerest OF silk hosiery x
YOU will, but use MANDo to re-
move the hair growth The prep
araticn should be on the dressing
tabIei Of every particular woman.
It's a toilet necessity, and helps
to u1slSe one presentable m polite
SOC Ciety. Aay hair growth can be
remosed in from two TO three min
utss. no matter how stubborn. Sold
BY O'Donnell. Peoples, Riker. Chris
tiani, OEram. and other good drug
stores. or write direct to Josephine
Le Fevre Co., Phila-, Pa.
The Washington times., 1918-10-13

On their departure the BeImonts. who
are temporarily quartered at the
Shoreham. will move back in their
own home, to remain until the house
Is needed again for a similar purpose.
They expect to be in Washington all
winter. as usual.
The rumor that the Edison Brad
leys' house had also been taken over
seems to have had even less founda-
tion in fact, for the Bradleys are
coming hack TO town early next
month, and the house is now being
made ready for their occupancy. If
remember correctly, the Bradleys
early offered their house to the au-
thorities for an especial purpose.
either to be used as a hospital or Tor
some such use as ths. % which rhe
Belmont house IS bein., rI-
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lots CHRONICLES OF CAPITAL SOCIETY DOLNGS.
Fancies, Fads,
And FoibleS of
Capital Society

calls on personal friends, sell a bond
or two, and 20 home. But, no, after
he had visited the White House and
sold" the President, the first thing
he did was to dive into a little fruit
shop and interview the proprietor. The
Greek demurreG a bit, on the score
that he had already bought his quota;
but when some one whispered the
name Of the salesman, he jumped o.
the chance to take two more bonds.
The privilege Of buying from The
Secretary Of the Treasury was worth
that much 20 him.
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Ambassador Soon To
Leave For Brazil.

There's no information av4ilGble as
to the date Of sailing OF Mr.. da Cana,
retiring ambassador OF Brazil, who is
going back to his own country 10
serve as minister for foreign affairs,
and probably his departure won't be
announced until the news of his safe
arrival in Rio de Janeiro reaches this
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Sir Eric Geddes
AndLbertyLoan
ATTRACT Interest

~ EAR SUSAN:
The Navy Department seems
IL to be stealing the state De
pGrtments thunder. Prince
-Axel of Denmark and the naval mis-
sion of which he is the head had
scarcely departed before Sir Eric
9eddes, first lord of the British a6-
niralty, appeared upon the scene: and
IN both instances il was Secretary
Daniels, department, rather than
secretary Lansing's, which took the
visitors under its wing and arranged
Tor their entertsinmeRt-quit4 the
usual round OF entertainment. how
ever, luncheon at the White House,
:, trip to Mount Vernon, a visit 10
annapolis and dinners given by the
Secretary Of Navy, the Secretary OF
state, Admiral Benson. ct al, with
4 very delightful reception aboard
Vice Admiral Sir William LOwtheI.
Grants flagship. II. " 5. Warrior.
by way Of an extra added attrac-
tion."
I don't know when visitor has
struck town who has caused such q
stir of pleasurable excitement as Sir
eric. He's just the type OF man 10
appeal to the American imagination.
Scot who ran away to Ceylon and
India as lad, came to America. held
job in the Carnegie works AZ Home
stead, tried his hand at railroadine
in Illinois and with the e. & 0. in
West Virginia, and went back home
10 become the McAdoo OF the
British government-the pan who is
called upon to undertake any diff
cult task for which nobody else
seems fitted-and can always be de-
pended UPON to get away with 1t.
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country. That's the course which is
usually followed when potent2tes go
9-traveling in these parlous days.
However, the new President is very
anxious to have Mr.. da Cana present
at the inauguration ceremonies, which
are set for November 10, and he will
make every effort to reach Brazil by
that time.
Nine. da Cana, who, as you know.
will not accompany her husband. ex-
poets to join him in the spring, and
hopes to sail some time in March. She
thinks that by that time conditions
may be somewhat more settled and
that the submarine menace will have
become almost negligible. Mean
while Nine. da Cana has Iaken a
house in New York for the winter
months. She regrets leaving Wash
ington, but-and it's a very big but"
as you'll admit after you've tried liv-
ing here under present conditions
she freely admits that she's glad
shes not faced with the problem of
keeping house here this winter.
Nine. da Cana expects to have all
pr her houshOld goods ready about
October 10 for removal from the big
ingalls, house at Eighteenth street
and Massachusetts avenue, where the
Brazilian embassy has been estab-
lished for some years, and she'll 90 to
New York about that time.
. I haven't heard what's to be done
with the house. It belongs 10 the
estate OF the late Melville Z. Ingalls,.
who built the mansion and died be-
fore he lived in II, and l understand
the estate Is anxious to sell. II
sale can't be arranged-and people
aren't by buying much property just
now-the house will probably be
rented again. Mrs. ingalls, is not
very strong and wouldn't care to
burden herself with the care OF so
large an establishment; and her
daughter. Mrs. Malcolm Arnold Rob-
ertson, expects TO sail this fall for
Copenhagen to join her husband, the
first secretary-or is IL counseIor?-
of the British legation to Denmark
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville L. Ingalls,, jr,
might presumably occupy the house.
but their home is in Cincinnati. and
they don't spend much time in Wash
ington.
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White House party is expected back
in town some time today.
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MeAdOO's Tour OF
H0mes sueceasful.

So IL was when the Secretary Wis
tied large red brick house where q
humber of. girls employed on var
work were living. Whea they found
out who was handling the bonds they
almost fell over themselves TO get
their subscriptions In. on the other
hand, Mr. McAdoo, sold a number of
bonds to people who had no idea whq
he was and once ne was turned
,dOwn-by some--eHe who Knew him.
This wEs when the party called at
the homo OF friends OF the Secretary,
where he had frequently been enter
tained. The master Of the house was
out. so Ar. AIcAdOo turned his atten.
ticn to the negro butler who an.
s@ered the doorbell. "How about you,
Ton?" he demanded; cant I sign
you up~fo- a nfty-dolalr bondT .
well, you see. Mr.. Secre tary," was
the reply. Use goiu' TO buy a bond,
bat Use promised to give my scrip
tion to somebody else"
When lie found himself in this neigh
borhood the Secretary was inspired
10 go see Barney" Baruch. Wore
came down that he was asleep. ''very
WELL" said the Secretary. wake him
Up" And he came in rubbing hi:
eyes-Do put mp job this-to sub.
scribe 70 81 900. 900 worth of bonds anS
TO throx In a 1000 bond for the
GHaysoF- baby. son OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cary 7. Grayson, whom he
to sec passing in his carriage
And tnis is the same man who pui
s. 5.OOO,O 600 In the third Liberty loan
wouldn't il be wonderful to be able e
come across in such spectacular
fashion:
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4 N0rd Of
HrS. hoD.

Had il nor been for the visit o. Sir
ET.c and his staR-Vice, Admiral Sir
.,leSander Duff. Rear Admiral A. +.
Everett, and a half dozen other no.
tableS-the society chronicler would
have been put to il TO lind something
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her husband in working for the sue
cess OF the loan. and the woman,
Liberty loan committee Is backing "
the men in a truly remarkable fash.
ion. Yes I'm q press agent for tAa
CONTINUED on Page I3.)
The Washington times., 1918-10-13

The President and Mrs Wilson
pulled up stakes on Friday AID went
TO New York to take part in the Co
lumbus Day celebration there and to
paign by their presence. Margaret
Wilson went with them. They wound
ur a busy day by attending the gala
Liberty Day concert given at the Met
ropolitan Opera House for the benefit
OF Queen MargheTita's fund for blind
ed Italian soldiers. and they received
4 veritable ovation from house
crowded to the doors. The Italian
ambassador and members of his staff
We're present, with many other diplo
mats, and altogether the benefit was
a brilliant and a stirring event. The
The Washington times., 1918-10-13
Admiral, and
General, toe.

It isn't every man who atcaius The
r9i[Ek Of adpiral. or general, bu., !
believe, Sir Eric is both at the same
TINE. Moreover. he has perfor.red
prodiSies Of organization in the mat
ter OF transportation, besides devils
pg q great munitions assembling sys-
TEN and having a finger in many
other important matters. Hes a
handsome, chap. as agreeable as he
Is hRndsome, and altogether a most
satisfactory lion.
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The party made the trip to America
on an admiralty vessel, flying the ad-
niiraity flag, heretofore never seen
sut OF home waters; and the great
Tag, with the crosses of St George,
st. andrew and St Patrick on a white
ground, which sdorns the Belmont
Eouse, where Sir Eric is quartered. is
one seldom seen here. ! believe only
an admiral rates" the white flag and
lesser naval lights have TO be content
with blue: but I'm willing to admit
that know very little about the mat
er. fAlost Americans are in the same
aoRt when il comes TO such. dIstinc-
uons5 and there's a tale, POSSIBLY
Spochryphsl, to the effect that when
ale famous British War Mission.
beaded by the TT Hon. Arthur James
Falnour. came to town, II was discov-
cred that the flags hung out in their
honor # the State Department and the
Eouse they were to occupy, the British
merchant flag. which has a red field
and which Is much more familiar to
US than any other. were all wrong, and
there was q great scurrying about to
change them at the last minute.
/ CHANGED TO come By the residence
- the Secreatry OF the Navy and Mrs
Daniels on the evening they were Civ
iEs dinner for the DISTINGUISHED
Eritisher, and the house had a gala
looi, with the Stars and Stripes flying
EsoIE one window. a huge British flag
fsom another, and service stripe,
Fith two stars. in the doorway.
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to write about, for the theaters and
the motion pictures are closed. dancing
is forbidden, and with influenza play
ing havoc among ones friends. no
one has very much heart for enter
tanning. Narrowing tales Of illness
and loss are our daily fare. but !
know Of no single death which has
caused such widespread regret as the
loss Of little AIRS. kHo, the Chinese
Ministers wife. There was something
20 pathetic about her death 50 Gar
from home and she was such 4 pic
tUresque and charming little perSJl,
who had eudeared herself to. every
one with whom she came in contact
Although she had been married. s5v-
oTsl years and had two children. sic
was but twenty-five years old. SE.
first came to Washington some eight
years ago with Minister Chang dad
his family and studied in private
schools here and in Springfield. Mass.
Then she came back as AIR. Koo's
bride, and both her babies were born
in this country. Her father. Tong
Shao Vi, was the first prime minister
OF the Chinese Republic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

sr.aHrf.f..Hr. .aHf Fu..H. s.sasa .H4se-~~-rHyr
WAET three sal,rmen Easy seller
lb.nl commission 22i I~o Rlds
SALESMAN WANTED
A large New York raan-
uf2cturer has an opening
on their sales force F0r.an
cXrec.c-ccL Advertising
s2.e3man % handle their
line Of direct Advertising
for local territory. This
is for q man of.aJ..i1y on
". See r. NJ. Turner,
room 33E, Lee tIucEi-3
1oye., this morning.
-.n IIU nortr suuur isR Im-
,.'.I '.nI Euuu'luy fur iordH. G.tTrn-
i.'d 10 save 3D. =. 10 percent Uu pafu.
;. ' Travelling u 100 Minnesota made
piles ,1 n.o p...u Another man n
q ,E'F saEr1 pen ut iu fuel cost Sold
600 N.n' '... rH.r U','. .irau7 )
|.p'uE'I 'u. lu.aa.N, 4. D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

THE MANAGER of The billiard parlor
ut 22zo Exchange avenue needs good
lunch counter man Proprietor win give
rent gas, water and electric lights free
90 the right man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

5-ROOM house. partly furnished. 10 fine
neighborhood TO people who will board
mother and son. Walnut i0Oa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

TWO modern light housekeeping rooms
7Os h. 10th Maple lio9
COUPLE, without children, can secure
z large. beautiful ruouy. light house
keeping permitted. In fine home on iith
ST, close 10 car line, on paved street,
fine nelghbnrhOod. references required;
rsrt cheap 20 desirable couple. Walnut
1911
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

FIVE ROOM apartment, close In, ana
new 5-room bungalow, modern Maple
AGSi-R, owner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

TWO on rrlia ImREE ICON room spsr.mspt. fqr
reasonable 7i2 N Walnut. NJ Sss1.H
BEAUTiFSfLY furnished small apart
ment for adults! $40. ia w. Ninth
Reference.
i-RooM apartment vithsarsss, w v.
Seventeenth.
i-RoOM Furnished house. rsaSoua6lst
adults only. 7os n Douglas
BROOM apartment, southsaSt fyea@.
phone and garage, t1f 10 ooup,s, vVfs
erencss exchsnsedi i1t1 W. isth. vel
nut 1879,
sFE the "JsnEins' Apartmsnts, iS IA
b,h street. high class. furnished p&aes
In live. Maple 26t go
S%3s OK EEStzs' ~, =. 80 ss:lsIsvs .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

NICE i-rpom apartment, brick fist on
Culbertson; good well water 1911 N.
Walnut; call Maple 1N.
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.Hav-in Hotel

Has ZONE choice rooms. Ia thoroughly
sanitary freshly yafuIahrd and closne,
throughout. Let Us show YOU % Wes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
STOCK SALESM EN-,
ATTENTION

We want few real producers who
have Initiative; have passed the Capital
Issue Committee, First unit OF our plant
10 In operation; ours 10 cAsinghead
refinery, with additional patented fea-
Phone Walnut 7O72.1 This Ia your OPP
portunlty 70 clean up Henrystta OIL n
Refining Co
ALEsMtN-The Knapp company OF New
York have some vacancies on their
sales force for experienced advertising
talefrnen 20 handle their exclusive line Of
Art Calendars, Mailing Service, etc. Don't I
apply u not experienced. See r. NJ. Tur-
neIs Room a,s, Lse-Huekins Hotel. by IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
PAINT NOWl

While the weather conditions are good
and prlces botter stlll; best extesior paint
from 81 to ~, best interior paint t2.75;
wallpaper from ~ and up, Painting, pa
perhanyinF, decorating, plaster repairlna
.wEATHERpRooF PAINT MFG Co,
IL 4. Robinson Walnut IN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
MALE HELP WANTED

LEARN auto driving ~ lesson. Puckstt.
blb " Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

| NASIED-By responsible .Hrg m0.,
! emp Vmort Tor three onss ,..N u..t
| collor'iOr's or city salesman I..iff...
| Mrii cnrp OklHhonau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16
PApERHANGINe AND PAINTING

GOVERNMENT needs 1000 women
clerks oklahoma City examinations
December sss'y ti,gO0 ExperieAee
unnecessary Women desiring govern.
rnent positions write tor freq particulars,
J G. Leonard (torrlior Clvil Service Ex-
.mlnet,. $50 kenols nu,,lding, waA!ng,,
~ Owl H0rvioa lbsN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

! BOY. 10. wants Job as salesman OF D.fr.
c1uorcuccd. good references IN "
| 1uI ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

GOVERNMENT needs hundreds clerks
Tor Income tax, customs. internal rev
tnuc. oklahoma CITY rxnmlna tionA soon.
salary 20O-2Du Experience unnoues.
eiY For free particulars regarding O.
umInAtlons, write ! c. Leonard U6rmrr
Clyll Service Examiner gG,O Krnols
Hulldlng Washington Yours very truly.
The U school OF CNH Service, Inc
WANTED a reliable, capable house
man. References Apply Manager
Okla y Y Hospital. Guthrie. OKLA
WANTED--Coaimakcr also pantsmaker
ana huHhelmnn ~ once Burgess Nrr-
chant Tailoring Co. Can so, Cushing
OKLA.
HEMUNERATtvE position to men with
rars goa West Washington can fnr
Mr. Denhnm after = m. All dpy sun.
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

ND.lp Ike position Dr n man, Vru
aU' o. Owu car furnished Walnut
r.0..J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

RURAL school hoard salcsmcni az
teacher minister, man with pep" $40
10 SI5 daily, write very fully Sales Man
agar, k-5S, care Oklahomau
align yourself with a good company
one that is producing and making good
eStSe good commNslon' Room tl1, Stat
NhS Rank BldG ~
Salesman, an Industrial prop
osluoni Increasing meat products ~ our
country, We will furnish leads 60 sell the
stock; n small capitalization and small
issue OF stock; II viii not last 10 days
Write or call at Room iOs, l32h West
and St, oklahoma City,
FURNITURE aud hardware sidclne.
cleanup NJ old prices name towns
wanted; good Commissions Box ;. sun.
nv Slone sta, Kansas city, Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-16

All weekday classified advertising
runs IN both papers nt one price. sun
day OhIlnOmru. ono lsshe. same rate aS
tho two dai,Ip5.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALT


WANTED BY live wire druggist where
real manager In nocdeA o1nnNID Iu
an branches ~ conduct buHlr'.t for
profit with opportunity of HorAng lr.
trrDHi. on good position ~ prH'nl. pre-
f.r rfOru- owned hy widow or uu,n-
,Imhorcd maiden lady. 4, O., cure DaIH-
..w1u
ANTED-Posltlon a. HHslEraut cashier
or cashier Of country bank ! have haI
I '"ars cKpcri.nce, am thoroughly Co.,
qutIuted with nj details " banking unl
have bccn In active charge ot tnur uura
VI bank; employed at present by' d, fs
permanent location. . g. HwIrht. O.-
ton, ONn.
BOY. 10. wants Job as salesman or oafr.
experienced, good references. l0 "
2nd St
WASTED-By responsible uHrg mr..
Vmort for three onEa ,..N $500. X.
collor'iOr's or city salesman I,'ff...
ma, cnre Ohahoman
WANTED Position by H.r,s1 on .
mnn. Will invest ~ ip ln good
business Address ma, ,ru DEauy-
man.
POSITION WASTED-A Er ! ,nrf ro,s
and wife. do combination work nrr
and second COata fine nu p1.rr". wait
position lLouo Maple ~. j. or address
lZ5 South nuJrIns
EXPERIENCED furniture man and
licensed cmbrlmcr wants "a position.
give particulars In reply Address - 90,
carr Oklnh9m1n
WAITED Position Rs ,oun 1rH helper
hy man pri vile iu ur u.' NJ .fg.
Walnut 10i' Room 3. 7l' 81 li.u.y
LDDKKELpEi, competent. experienced.
have llnil references. open f.r en-.
r'pNmcu' M.t'. u.mh"m.n.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOmana Times


All week. .dny classified advertising
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ThIuc times. Dlily okla
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and Times. per day .....lc 90 ~
Figure nix letters to the average word
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per word.
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0np yuur from dnto Of contract or con
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irons making payments over NC u',.S
counter Hs no mistakes can DC IHc''''u'
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