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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-13

Furnished room. modern, wanted for
Il period Of Is nlontns by constitute
ton superintendent Address, }. =.
Carrico, i07 South Union street
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ADMrN;STETOR'S NOTICE

Having qualified as exccutrix under
Tie terms Of the vii OF the late }. /.
Harirg, all persons having claims
aeainst thc estate are requested to
present sane for settlement and all
persons indebted to tie estate are re-
ques:ed to settle same without delay.
Settlement may be made with the Rev.
a. Z. Spielman, 6Oa Prince street,
Alexandria, Va.
Laura 3. Haring,
Executriy,
4 1492 Newton Street, a--thwcst,
washington, D. c.
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FOR SALE-~Ecw pieces OF nearly
nsw cnicc furniture. also practi-
caliy ncw typewriter. Address
Box 500. Gazette Office.
269-3t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrators
+ the late Georg" Washington Lewis,
rotice is hcreby given to III persons
indebted 10 his estate to settle win
the undersigned forthwith, and all
persons having claims against said
estate Will present them duly authen-
tlcatcd far adjustment.
FRANK MCCORMICK,
q. B. WILLIS,
administrators
Address i. q. fux 1222
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Wantcd-Tc let the people of Alexan-
dr;a city and suburbs know that I
Do hauling of al! descriptions By
large motor trucks. Nothing too
small or large. Special attention
given to moving household good;
and out of town trips. No distance
TOO long or too short. Il. C. Aaron,
1e8 South Alfred street. Phone
OF.
1ei -
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* (Gl ,aborcrs wanted for plumbing
work. Long job. Premier Engineer
:f.r O. rsFtrrcilc Assembling: Plant.
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CUUk wanteH' nae or female; good
wages. amply Nsw Southland
Hotel, Alexandria, va. 2O5-8
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MANAGER wanted for !uacnroom:
good wages paid &c right party APP
~ New Southland Hotel AleyaD-
III, Va 2Gs-tF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-13

WASTED-Tirst class f-cmfn, mgh-
est wages paid. See Mr. WICKER,
Alexandria County Lighting Com
panv Plant foot Of Wolfe street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
1000 Take Examination.
Regulars Can't Take
Men Registered; Say
EnListments SLow Ub

Registering OF the men who have
reached q years Is having the effect
Of slowing up enlistments In the army.
as no registered man may be accepted
by the army il was said at the re-
cruitinE station Thursday. Seventeen
men were enlisted by Capt r. W.
Fonda Thursday. The majority Of them
being under u years OF &c.
Those accepted for the regular army
were Ben X. Turk and Newman n.
Warren. Sweetwater. Tex. cavalry:
Frank 2. Gaines. SD field artillery.
and lafayette Allen for the quarter
master corps. Of II Paso: william
Kelly, Charlie Kelly. Joe Herrera. An
tonic Montoya, Gallup. X. ~. signal
corps, Otto A. Carlton. Amarillo. Tex.
medical department; Robert l.
Flowers and Ria Diggs. negroes. san
Angelo. Tex, for the 18th infantry
For the natioua1 army those en-
listed. George H. Jewell Douglas.
Ariz-- 27th engineers. Emmet s..
Myers. Amarillo. Tex Charles O.
Kinsey. Sike S. Lopez. Gallup. n. ~.
quartermaster corps, Gordan T.
Roberts. Tucumcari. y. NJ. 18th en-
gineers; William Adams, Fl Paso, 50th
engineers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
WARTIME RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Actress Gives Simple Inexpensive
Recipe for StTsaksd Or Faded
Gray Hair.

AIRS. Nackis, the vel known New
York actress, now a grandmother.
and whose hair is still dark, recently
made the following statement. Cray
streaked or faded hair can be imme-
diately turned black. brown or light
brown, whichever shade you desire,
by the use OF the following simple
remedy that you can make at home:
Merely get a small box OF OrIex
powder az any drug store. 1t costs
only % cents and no extras to buy.
Dissolve Il in one ounce OF water and
comb il through the hair. Fun direc-
tons for Use come in each box.
You need not hesitate 10 use Or
lex, as a $4,000 gold bond comes In
each box guaranteeing the user that
Orlex powder does not contain silver.
lead, zinc. sulphur, mercury, aniline
coaltar products or their derivatives.
CIT does not rub of. is not sticky
Or greasy, and leaves the hair fluffy.
u VIII make a gray haired person
look many years younger. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
II AMERICANS
LISTED ASH
Casualty List Contains "a
Names, Including Seven
Killed in Action.

Washington. D. c., June 6.-The
army casualty list today contained 81
names. divided as follows; Killed in
action. g; died Of wounds. 8; died Of
accident. s. died OF disease. A. wound
ed severely, - wounded. degree un-
determined, /; wounded slightly, 3.
missing in action. I.
The list:
Killed in Action.
Corps. VIM. II. Delaney, Troy. n. Y.
VIM. F. Hatcher. Oxnard. Calf: Pvts.
Roy H. Eaton Omaha, Neb.; Richard
Ellis, GAINESVILLE, Wis; Chas. +. Kirby.
WappapeLo. No; Carl A. Parr, Mich
olson Pa August Schuster, Erie, Pa.
Died Of Wounds.
Lieut. a. p H. Sage. Memphis.
Tenn Corp. Sanford C. Eichorn. Ell
more, Minn-; Pvt Archie Swami. Her
bert, Sask.. Canada.
Died OF Disease.
Corp Carl H. Bartlett. Dundee. H.;
Pyts- James T. Baker. Novinger. No /;
Walter Green, bonneville, Ga; David
Stromberg, Chicago
Died Of Accident.
Wagner Waiter Z. Wilhelm. Wood
lawn, y. Y; Pvts. Thomas A. Price.
Nevada, Mo- Jewell Reid. La Grange.
Ga
Wounded Severely:
Lieuts Willard u. Hin, Cleburns
Tex Bernard e. Wolcott, Bingham
ton, n y; Sergt. Charles j. Jerauld.
Peoria, M Pvts. Victor L. Bergfallz.
Grove City, MINI; Neil L. Callahan,
Mimic, n D.; Michael Gaeta, Revere,
Mass; Harry n Hubert. Solvay. n.
" Co-ello Lori, Butte, Mont; William
Marienscheck. Plainfield. y j.: Mi
chael 2lazzoni, Boston. Mass; John H.
Siple, Wrightsrille. Pa; Louis P.
Trial, Materville, Ne.
" Wounded present Degree Uudeter-
mincd).
Pvt Lee r. Irish, indianapolis. Ind.
Wounded Slightly.
PTts- Samuel C.. AHglin. Fort Wayne.
Ind; Raleigh knerr, Poison, Mont;
Horace H. Swickard, Toronto. o.
Missing in Action.
Pvt. Geo. j. Mcdonald. Roxbury-.
Mass.
Note; Pvt Fleming McG. Fores-
man, Bardolph. Ill, reported killed in
action on May 80, is also reported To.
nave been severely wounded previous
~. Previously reported missing, now
officially presumed TO be dead, Pvt.
Alphonsus ]. AcGrath, Chestnut Hill
Mass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
~. Workers In
Zone OfBattLe
Brace ASArn1y
Men and Women Disregard
Death Menace IN the Re
treat From Scissors.

Paris. France. june 6.-Americsn
men and women attached 10 the
American Y. II C. A. units with the
French troops played heroic parts in
the retreat east and west Of Scissors
and Carl Lyttle Of North Brookfield.
Mass, is believed to have sacrificed
his life. Lyttle is officially reported
missing.
Amid a rain Of gas shells he went
into a certain burning village to
rescue refugees after the troops had
come out and has not been seen since.
Y. n C. A. workers stayed with
the troops during the rear guard
fighting, gathering and distributing
supplies.
Women workers particularly dis
titnguished themselves. Miss Maria
Heron OF Cincinnati a sisteriulaw OF
former president Taft. remained in a
hut serving food and coffee to the
soldiers until the village was set on
fire by German shells. Several y. II.
c. s.. men are suffering from gas
poisoning and shell shock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
G. E. Mold off
For annapolis
For CadetShib
FL Paso Boy One of 100 10
Pass Examination For
Naval Academy.

George E. Mold. an Ell Paso boy. has
been appointed to the u. s. naval acade-
my at Annapolis. Midas a midshipman.
This Information was received in FL
Paso from the secretary Of the navy
in a telegram addressed to the young
mans father. T. E. Mold. Of the Darby
shire-Harvie Iron and Machinery. com
pany.
u is expected that the young man
VIII leave Puget Sound. Wash. his
present station. for the academy with
IN few days 1t is believed BIZ his
parents t1at he viii stop off here en-
George Z. Mold was born in Ell Paso
ln 1898 and received all OF his school
ING in this city. Before existing in
tne navy he was employed in the pat
TERN snoD and foundry Of the Darcy
shire-Harvie iron works. He is wei
known among the younger set in FL
aso. he was a member OF the high
school cadet corps for two years.
Graduated in 1916.
Young Mold graduated from the 81
Paso high school in the class Of 1916.
lie enlisted in the navy at the local re-
cruiting office on april IL. 1917. and
was sent TO Mare Island to the elecrrf-
cal school, where lie received training
80 a -aAA4elAAe4A ADE electrician. general
service He completed the training at
the electrician school at Mare Island
last January and received the rating
OF electrician. third class. He was
then sent to the submarine base at
san Pedro and completed. last week.
the electrician course in submarine
receiving the rating Of electrician sec
oud class
Following this training the boy was
transferred TO the navy yard at Puget
sound While at san Pedro he took
the examination for appointment as
midshipman at the academy at Aunap-
oils.
1000 Take Examination.
Two thousand sailors took This ex-
aIninato according 70 Lieut.. $ p.
Lracht and Mold was one OF the best
100 and received the appointment.
These examinations are held regu-
larry by the navy for all men who
nave had at least one years service
IN the navy and who are recommend
ed for the examination by their COM
mandant- Each year the zoe best
qualified students are sent TO the
academy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
AVIATION CORPS SOLDIERS
ARE CHARGED WITH MURDER

Bolton. Texas. June 6--Indictmsnts
were returned yesterday by a grand
jury here charging Gerald Brice Of
Cleveland, Ohio; Clinton Hughes Of
Denver, and George Bath o. Olzlaho-
ma City, with the murder OF Edward
men Indicted were enlisted in the
aviation corps al Rich field, Waco.
Paul was a service car driver OF that
city.
The soldiers are alleged TO have
lured Paul from Waco and killed him
in order TO obtain his automobile in
which 10 effect their escape across
the Mexican border. They were ar
rested at BeeVile, Texas All are
said TO have made confessions and
their trial has been set for nexI
Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
CAPT. CLYDE WOODEN, Filler,
GOES THROUGH 10 SAN DIEGO

CAPT CLYDE WooIlen. OF the army
aviation corps FL Pasuan. passed
through this city Wednesday night
CD route 20 san Diego, Calf. where
he is 20 be assigned 10 special duty.
Capt Wooilen was a well known ath-
lete in this city and a prominent mem
Der OF the Cactus club. A delegation
from the club met him az the depot
The captains parents, 1fr. and Mrs
T. G. Woollen reside AZ 1912 East RIO
erande street, in this CITY; he has g.
brother. Capt. T. g. WooIlen, ir.. who
IS stationed with the United States
guards at Leon Springs, Texas,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
ADD REGISTER
FOR ARMY HERE
Draft Boards Busy Index
ing and Classifying;
Scarce in County.

The registrations Wednesday In FL
Paso City and county OF young men
who had reached their majority since
June 8, 1917. and are subject 10 army
navy or marine service. were exactly
800, not counting the few who pre-
scented themselves in the smelter dis
trict, figures from which were not OBJ
tainable up TO a late hour this after
noon.
The registrations in the city OF FL
Paso were 55s, the remainder, 50, be-
Ing in the county.
The registrations in the city and
county, by districts, with comparative
figures Cor 1917, excepting the smelter
section. follow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
BORDER TROOPS TO GET
TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

Washington, D. c., June s.-Two
travelling library systems for the ben
eft OF American troops stationed
along the Mexican border VIII be es-
tablished by the library war service
Of the American Library association.
Mobile Libraries, each containing 50
volumes. viii be exchanged between
different posts 50 that in the course
OF a few months several hundred
books VIII have passed in this way
through the camps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
WAR DEPARTMENT IS TO
DEFEND AMERICAN COAST
lContinued from page ~

by bringing the war to the doors OF
the United states through submarine
activity has not frightened the Ameri o.
can people but has intensified the
fire Of our passion" and has Drought
home 10 Us the need Of strength ana
more strength; that the enemy may be
more quickly and more thoroughly
stripped OF his arrogance" secretary
OF the navy JOsephus Daniels told the
graduating class OF the United States
Naval academy at the annual com
mencement today. The class, number
ing 1s9 officers, was graduated today
a year earlier than usual on account
Of war exigencies-
The Ideals OF war.
Members Of this years naval acad-
envy class are fortunate youths, said
secretary Daniels in his address, ~be-
cause u IS given you 10 prove that the
age Of chiFalry is not dead-that chiV-
airy was never more in life than now.
The hottest OF the crusaders was
mOtived by no finer impulse than has
brought us into this war. To prove
that life means more than force; 10
prove that principle is stiu worth
fighting for. TO prove that freedom,
means more than dollars: that self re-
specr IS better than compromise; 10
be ready 10 sacrifice all so that the
world may be made better-whst
nobler dedication Of himself can
man maker
A message from vice admiral Sims
TO the class was read BY secretary
Daniels The value Of academy train
ing IS a basis has already been dem
instrated in the war the massage
said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
PLAYS "HOME, SWEET HOME"
FOR EIGHT NATIONS TONIGHT

Assistant band leader Henry Fleck
announces an unusually strong pro-
gram for the Fifth cavalry orchestra
concert this evening at o'clock in
the new J.. H. c. A. building 126. and
The FL Paso public is invited 10 at
tend The complete program follows;
March, The Marksmau," Lauren
deau.
Overture, Comedy" Keler-Bels-
Meditation, The Dying Poet GOtt-
schaik.
Patrol. I'm on ny Way 10 Dublin
Bay Lampe. Humorous paraphrase
on Stanley Murphy's popular sonEo
Motive from the Operetta The Mid
night Girl" Briquet
Roberts.
Grand fantasia Home. Sweet
Home the world over, Lampe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
"TED" BRANN, COMMISSIONED,
GOES TO REPLACEMENT CAMP

Theodore B. Brsnn. a recent grad
uate Of the officers training camp
at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas
has received his commission and has
been assigned TO company No. .. re-
placement camp, at Camp Lee, Peters
burg. Va He is at present visiting
relatives in View york city.
TED enlisted with company a,
First Texas infantry, organized by
Capt. Richard T. Burgess i'm FL Pas0,
and was one OF the members Of that
company selected 10 attend the Off
GERS training camp. His brother.
James 6. Braun, is at present serving
in an infantry regiment in the Phil
ippines, while another brother, Leo.
is in the naval reserve and is az pres
ent attending a school at Columbia
university for men in the submarine
chaser class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
UNIFORMS FOR 1900
READY FOR PORTO RIcANS

san Juan, Porto Rico. June 6.-Cni-
forms for 1900 recruits, a full supply
OF ordnance stores. all the tentaEe
that VIII be needed at Camp Las
Casas and the complete equipment
for the motor truck company includ-
ing 80 motor trucks and % motorcy-
cles are here and stored awaiting
the calling o. Porto Rico's draft
troops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
Chiffon QUITS RED CROSS;
MRS. E. P. RANKIN. SECRETARY

p. Isl. Chiffon. IT. secretary Of the
local Red Cross society. has resigned
and LETT Thursday for his home iu
Alpine, Tex, where he will visit his
parents for few weeks before enter
ing the army.
Mrs. E. p. Rankin is his successor
and Miss ora T. Chester is assistant
The adjoining vacant room 10 the
headquarters in the Roberts Banner
building has been taken over by the
management, which gives more room.
A donation OF s. was received at the
headquarters Wednesday. signed from
a Little English Friend"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
FIND MORE EVIDENCE OF
SALE Of UNFIT MEAT

Washington. D. c.. June 6.-Further
evidence Of the sale or offering for
sale Of unfit meat for the army has
been discovered by the federal trade
commission. W. T. Chantland chief
examiner. declared today when rep
resentatives Of Wilson & Co., ChicaEo
packers, appeared TO deny charges
that they have sold unfit meat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
SUBS PRISONER SONINLAW
OF BRIG. GEN. D. R. DECABELL

Lieut. Eduardo v n Isascs. who
was captured by a German submarine
when the transport President Lincoln
was sunk recently. is a soninlaw OF
Brig Gen De Rosey c. Cabeu. COM
mander Of the Arizona military dis
trict, with headusrters at Douglas.
Mrs. Cabeu has gone 10 Portsmouth.
Va, to be with her daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
YOUNG DRY GOODS MEN GO
INTO BIG STORE OF U. S.

Fabian Stolaroff and Manuel
Schwartz. sons OF J. Stolaroff and A
Schwartz pioneer dry goods mer-
chants here, having enlisted in the
army, were sent to the quartermaster
depot in Fl Paso. under Capt. George
Is. Zautner. and were assigned 10
duty Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06

Employees OF the union passenger
depot have hoisted a new flag above
the depot They collected the money
for il among themselves. The sum
left, after the flag was purchased,
was given TO the Red Cross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
~. HEACH LEAETNG.

Capt L Beach. quarternaster corps,
formerly assistant 70 Lieut.. Col. J. A.
wagner district Quartermaster, has
been ordered to proceed 10 Washing
ton, D c.. for duty with airplane plant
number two in that city. Capt. Beach
viii leave Friday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
CONGRESSMAN COMMISSIONED.

Petersburg. Va. June 5.-Commis-
sionlnE as a second lieutenant Of con
gresham Royal j. Johnson Of South
Dakota was announced yesterday at
Camp Lee He enlisted as a private
last January
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06

James Z. Mari and John II. Wyatt
have received post cards from VII X
Mari, ven known real estate man Of
this city. announcing the safe arrival
Of ar Mari IN France. with an artil-
lery regiment. He enlisted here and
went east 10 overtake the regiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
COL. ELY And FAMILY GO
TO NEW REGIMENT IN OHIO

Lieut. Col Eugene J. Ely. formerly
district adjutant Of the Ell Paso dis
trict, left Thursday morning for
Camp sherman. Ohio. for duty with
the 32eth infantry regiment. lie was
accompanied by AIRS. Ely and their
children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06

Il Is simply low Vitality. a lack or En-
ergy caused By impure blood. CROWS
TASTELF- s chill TONIC restores Vi
tality and Energy by Purifying the
Blood and you can 500 feel its
Strengthening, InYig0rating Effect
Coo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06

lteuen yesterday his death vas sud
den and unexpected.
Brig. Gen. r.. z. I. Niche was ueI
known in III Paso. He was stationed
here ia 1918 as ad5utant 10 Brig. Gen
Hugh i. Seott with rank OF maio-.
Gen Scott was at that time in com
nand of the III Paso military district
With the assignment Of Gen. Scott 10
duty as chief Of the general staff with
rank OF ma5or general, Mai. Niche
uas also assigned 70 STAFF duty and
promoted Lieutenant colonel he az
companied Gen scott on his visits 10
-he border and on his trip into the
Wllcs Of southern Utah. in 1915. TO in
duce band Of renegade Indians 20
surrender Tor trial on charges Of muir
der after United states marshal Neb-
eker and a pose had pursued them
Tor days III vain.
Tests Cavalry Equipment.
shortly after The United states
entered the war with Germany. Col
llichie-he had been promoted again
visited FL Pas0 on a detau 10 test
new cavalry equipment particularly
a new saddle in which the war de-
parrment was interested and which
WAS considered 10 be an improvement
or the Mcclellan saddle He accom-
panied a detachment Of the Fifth
cavalry from FL Paso 70 Demiug, by
way OF Rincon and at Deming met q
detachment Of the 18th cavalry from
Douglas and accompanied that com
mand back 20 Douglas.
Sees Russian Offensive.
Col Niche accompanied Gen. Scott
TO Russia with the American mission
headed by former secretary Of state
Elihu Root and the two officers made
a tour Of the Russian battle front, be-
ing present when Gen kornilOff iuIu-
gurated his drive last July / into
Galcia Wrile il Russia Col Niche
was promoted briEadier general.
Not long after the return OF the
mission from Russia. Gen. Scott was
Isl gned 10 duty as supervisor Of train
ing in American camps and canton
ments and BriE Gen. Niche was
transferred at his own req est To-
France
Gen Niche was a native ~ Nir-
sinia and was So years ola
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-06
200, 900 MEN CALLED
FOR ARMY TRAINING

Washington. .. C.. June 6.-Au
states except Arizona are called upon
to furnish 100000 more draft troops
for mobilization between June "a and
% This brings the total number Of
selecuve service men up to 1,595.7os,
and when they are in camp the ma
tons army win number well over
100000 men.
OF the 100000. Colorado viii send
1900 men 10 Comp Cody. n. 81. kan
sas VIII send 1000 to Camp Cody. and
New Mexico 500 20 Camp Cody. Texas
VIII send 5000 TO Camp Travis.
Arizona was not called upon for
troops in the latest draft, because Ari-
zona's class 1 has been exhausted by
previous calls