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The Washington herald., 1918-08-10
GENERAL FORECAST.

There have been showers and thunder storms
in New England and locally in the Middle
Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley. Tenn
perature continues high in a narrow strip along
the coast from New York to the Carolinas.
In the Lake region there has been q very
apFreciable cooling. Temperature Is again
rising in the Plains States. due to the east
ward movement Of barometric depression now
central over Manitoba.
Showers are probable in the next % hours
in the upper Lake region and the northern
portion Of the Ohio Valley. There will be
some moderation in the temperature in the
Middle Atlantic States Saturday. but higher
temperatures are again indicated for the be-
ginning Of the week
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10
Named Housing Statistician.

Prof. James T. Young, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, has been ap-
pointed to the statistical investigating
staff Of the Bureau of industrial Hous-
ing and Transportation.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10

Private Sidney Lobert. Methodist
minister of Alberta. the first combat
ant clergyman in the Canadian Army,
has been appointed chaplain to the
Whitby military hospital, with the
rank Of captain. He lost a leg at st.
Eloi
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

80; s.m.. 81: 10 am. IS; IL noon. %; 2 pm.
%; p.m.. ss; pm. %; pm, 81; 10 pm.
81. Highest. o.: lowest. -.
Relative humidity: am. rs; pm. 50;
9 p.m.. 81. Rainfall ts pm. to PM, o.
Hours Of sunshine. 300 Per cent Of possible
sunshine, 81.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

DistIiet OF Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
Fair Saturday and Sunday; not much charge
in temperature; light variable winds
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10
nEPARTnRES

Accumulated excess of temperature since jan
nary l, lsls 60: excess Of temperature since
Aug. ]. 1913. So; accumulated deficiency of pre-
cpitation since January l. 1918. LA deficiency
Of precipitation since Aug. l. 1913, LA. Tenn
perature same date last year: Highest, s.;
lowest, g.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-10

ne Mans store-officiaI weather
RepeFtt Fafrb unchanged.
The sun., 1918-07-07
WOmen's Gloves

$50 pairs Elbow Length White Silk Gloves
double finger tipped; sizes 81, and ~;
44o pairs White Cotton Suede finished Gloves,
washable; two clasp styles; sizes 81, 7 and ~
pan .CUC
SIS pairs White Channels finished Cotton Gloves
(washable), button length, with strap at wrist;
1880 pairs Cotton Suede finished Gloves, white
and cream, self and black embroidery; clasp;
all sizes; pair Observation-Disclosures. 6SC
I,I5o pairs Extra Heavy N1lanese White Silk
Gloves, fancy and Paris point embroidered backs
in white or black; clasps; double finger tips;
all sizes; pair. .................... CSC
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
WOmen's Suits
Capes and Coats
Misses Apparel

Is Wolfe Dresses, in pretty light figured ef--
90 Wolfe Dresses, in novelty patterned Voes.
for afternoon wear; in dainty colorings. $11.95
80 Georgette Crepe, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine
Dresses in colors for afternoon wear $3.50
IS Georgette, Taffeta and Crepe de Chinee
Dresses in light pastel and darker colorings, $l6.95
50 Silk and Wool Jersey Suits, varied colors;
smart sport models ..............$ $3.50
50 Wool Jersey Suits for street and sport
50 Light weight Coats in Serge, Velour and
Mixtures $3.50
50 Coats, including high class models in Woolens
and Silks. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The sun., 1918-07-07
Handkerchief

sa5 Dozen Mems Pure Linen Handkers 81 IS
$50 Dozen Mems Pure Linen HandkerShiets
box OF D. '~A'SV
oso Dozen Womens Pure Linen Handkerchefs,
embroidered initials; incomplete assortmcnO
dozen. ~l'fV
e.. Dozen Womens Pure Linen Handkerchefs;
6as Dozen Women's Handkerchiefs, incom-
pletc assortment of initials, in fine lawn, colorcd
or white embroidered initials, box OF o...... QUO
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Women sH0siery

1900 Pairs Silk Isle
Hose, full fashioned and of
fine gauge. Black or white;
a pair. .55c
1900 Pairs Boot Silk
Hose, full fashioned; lus-
trous and of excellent quail
ity. Black or white; a pair
SOC
1000 Pairs Silk Hose,
full fashioned and with dur
able Isle soles and tops.
Black only; a pair. ,S9c
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Toilet Articles

u Tourist Cases, rubber lined; each. @oc
W. Toilet Cases rubber lined and with wash
.,o,tt ..nh 23c
$780,. sach csc
.Ss Rubber Spongcs; each. ;.....,, lOc
$50 Bathing Caps, varied styles and coi99nGs;
10000 Hand and Nail Brushes; each. dzC
500 Triple Cut Manicure Files; each; Z SOC
1000 Cakes Assorted Toilet and Bath Soaps;
acake...., ............'..'''.'''''''''sli IL
dozen cakes. ............... ........' PLY
1000 Tooth Brushes, assorted Styles each '''A|N
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07

1Aso Shetland Made Wells, in varied assort-
ment of patterns and all the wanted colorings 45c
800 Military Drape Wells, with chiffon border,
for street or sport wear; Shetland scroll centre
with wide chiffon border, all coors. 81 .35
22s Yards Dust Proof Barege Veilngs (wash-
abe) for sport wear in all colors; yard ..... 7oc
Ground Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Dress Goods

500 Yards Navy Blue and Black Serges; a
ward 78c
800 Yards Navy Blue and Black Serge; a
$50 Yards Plads for Childrens WEAR yard. 9Sc
1900 Yards Colored Linen Suiting in lengths
only; yard. .................... ....... .7Sc
500 Semi-made Tub Skirts; white and tan
corduroy S%'CV
Second Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Hand Bags

y Pin Seal Bags, of superior quality leather in
black, navy, purple, grey, green, or tan, fitted Is
with purse and mirror; each :.:s:. 1919
90 Large Silk Bags, with frames of shell, coye,ed
silk or silk ring handles; each ............ .S/.9o
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
COrSetS

Lord s. Taylor "Special' Make
Gin complete range of Sizes
Two models, in novelty materials or pink
Coutil one with elastic girdle top; both lightly
Two models, in fancy broche and novelty
Coutil medium and low bust styles, well but
lightly boncd medium length skirt. ...... S1.95
The sun., 1918-07-07
Ground Floor.
NeckUear

I,zso Collar and Cuff Sets and Vestees, in many
pretty Styles <CS
as Real Chinese Handmade Filet Lace Collars,
smart new shapes ........ 1925
no Marabout Capes, in natural or black; attn
lined and with ribbon ends $2.95
Is Marabout Capes, in natural or black; satin
lined, silk cord and tasse ends ........ .S5.95
The sun., 1918-07-07
Summer Rugs

Klearfax Linen Rugs, size 9xI2 feet number
of discontinued patterns and colors ..... $500
Wood Fibre Rugs, for cottage furnishings;
delayed shipment; size 9xI2 feet. ......... $3.50
Japanese Oval Rush Rugs, suitable for veranda
use; size 3ox72 inches. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $275
FUth Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Bathing Suits

800 Satin and Silk Poplin Bathing Dresses in
beltcd waistne and smart slip-on models $5.95
200 Sample Bathing Dresses, novelties of cx-
tremely effective styles, in fine quality Tafctas
and Satns. Observation-Disclosures. S9.75
Third Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
White Tub Skirts

$50 Wash Skirts, of white Gabardine, Cordeline
and Pique, plain and novelty materials pockets
and belts pearl button trimmed All sizes and
lengths for Misses and Women. ...........$ Z.95
Third Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
In the Linen Section

400 Odd Table Cloths Of pure Irish tslaneo9 q;
wards. .''''' -;
20 Odd Table Cloths of pure Irish eeinen5
size cx21l yards. ,>i1 .ST:.o
zoo Dozen pure Linen DamaSK NaRkk'Gosl
go dozen Hemmed Huck Towels with reg sd
borders dozen. ~, $50
I,o Dozen Hemmed Huck Towels (ali wrhn.teG
S,o Printed Japanese Luncheon Sets; set: Si.lo
100 real hand embroidered Madeira Lunehe on
sets; set. ......... 80
200 dozen real hand embroidered pure I:!n sn
Madeira Napkins; dozen. 's'''0
Second Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
ParasOIs

Is Sun and Rain Umbrellas in dark shades made
of good quality silk. .................$2 .95
Ia5 Sun and Rain Umbrellas, novelty plaid and
plain effects of superior quality taffeta So. IS
IS Children's Parasols in pretty light colorings,
and new shapes. ...................M..9 Csc
The sun., 1918-07-07
Lingerie

24o Philippine Handmade and hand embroidered
Night Gowns, in exquistcy dainty effects; soft
fine Nainsook ......,.......S 1.95 and $2.65
Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Silks

1900 Yards Tub Silks in novelty stripes;
a yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .7Sc
500 Yards TaHetas in odd colors;a yard. CSC
1900 Yards Chinese Shantung, natural color;
a yard .98c
I,4oo Yards Foulard Silks in desirable eff
fects; yard Observation-Disclosures. .$1.25
1900 Yards Black Satns; yard ... 81 rs
$500 Yards Habuta Striped Wash Silks;
a yard. Observation-Disclosures. 81. %
5000 Yards White Habuta Silks; yard 81 .38
400 Yards Heavy Shantung, natural color;
$50 Yards White Sport Tussah, width So
inches; yard. Observation-Disclosures. 81. 70
I,2oo Yards White Chinese Shantung Silk;
Ground Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
LaceS

1880 Yards Real Irish Crochet Lace Pcot
Edges of the best quality; yard. ............9c
1875 Yards White Cluny Laces in choice
Florentine designs; inches wide; yard. ... 18c
675 Yards Real Filet Lace Edges fine patterns;
$50 Yards Real Italian Filet Laces, patterns
of rare beauty; widths to 1 a inches; yard. SIC
1850 Yards R al Italian Filet Laces in exquisite
designs; widths ~ to IA inches yard -. Csc
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Plcati',gS

1000 Yards Of wl.:yc and colored Pcatings, in
many styles widths and materials; yard SOC
1000 Yards of Gcorget;c Plcatings, in white
and fc.h; various widths; yard. .S5c
Crv~pd Pioor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Silk PetticOatS

60 Habuta Silk Skirts in flesh and white; model
with double panels front and back and deep
tailored founce. Washable and serviccablc S2.95
The sun., 1918-07-07
FUth Floor.
Lamps

100 Boudoir Lamps, solid mahogany, ivory and
gold with silk poPn lined shades; complete. $500
u Boudoir Lamps, solid mahogany with silk
fringcd silk shade; all wanted colors; complete,
$3.50
50 Boudoir Lamps of solid mahogany with
very artistic and unusual fancy silk shades. com
Plete .;;..:.......,,.. 49,, .........;.. S4.oo
u Table Lamps, solid mahogany lights silk r
complete .....,..........,,..,....,.....$6. 5000
100 Floor Lamps, solid mahogany, gold or
ivory bases; each. ............... $500
100 Candlesticks of solid mahogany of slender,
graceful design, complete with candle .... so
"a Electric Candlestcks in ivory finish, COM
pcte with shield each Observation-Disclosures $500
50 Glass Candlcsticks, with candle; each ,.. ,15c
FVth Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Paris BLOuses

I65 French Handmade Blouscs, of sheer
Batste; models with high collars or low, with
hand drawn work effectively introduced. All
white, flesh and blue, some in combinations of
color AT Price Less Than Cost to Import
$6.95
Third Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
NegLigees

100 French Chae NegigeeS, in dainty floral
patterns, satin trimmed. Empire model, full
skirted, and with sailor collar; also Breakfast Goat
model, new, smart lines. .............SS .95
Second Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Ribbons

width sH inches; yard ....:............. $50
ALSO Yards Novelty Ribbons, light color ed
combination stripes plain, pla and lowered
effects; width,sX inches; yard .,.......... 48c
40 Black Satin Sashes, with tasseed ends;
Ground Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Millinery

500 Midsummer Hats, tailored and semi-dress;
at. 1919
95 Mourning Hats in large, medium, small and
veil effects Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
500 Untrimmed Hats, in the most wanted shapes;
and straws; black and colors. ............$1.4 As
90 Children's Trimmed Hats, tailored and flower
trimmed effects Observation-Disclosures. Csc
900 Black Felt Liberty" Hats. .....75C
Fourth Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Infants Wear

1000 Rompers of Dimity and Chambray, in
bloomcr and beach leg styles daintily trimmed,
and with pockets. Sizes and including 4
wears. S1.4O
1900 Rompcrs of Crepe and Chambray, bloomer
and beach leg styles; shocked and Prettly trimmed
models in all colors. Sizes to and including
$50 Boomer DR. <scs of Chambray, in pink,
blue, tan and green; with white collars and cuffs:
Sizes to and including years ...,......... $Z.75
900 Bloomcr Dresses of Chambray, copies of
French models; very smarty trimmed and in all
colors. Sizes to and including 6 years 1913
Fourth Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07
Misses SmOckS

200 Smocks, smart new models in Wonderlin
cloth, Seaside cloth and Cotton Crepe.
$1.95 and SITS
(Sizes IA to 20 years incomplete.)
Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07

IS Silk Vanity Bags, in
dainty colors; novel shapes
with large oval mirror in
base. .S2.95
The sun., 1918-07-07
WOmen's SUeaterS

800 Shetland Slp-on Sweaters, sleeveless models,
in the new shades Observation-Disclosures. $2.75
15oSwcaters and Slip-ons, in varied assortment
of styles and colors .....................S 4.75
$50 Fibre Slp-ons, in novelty weavcs, some with
deep collar, others V neck and with sashes. $3.50
ago Shetland and Fibre Silk Sweaters, coat
models, with belts and sashes. Sport and darker
Third F,1or.
The sun., 1918-07-07
The
JeUeLry Section

I25 Fancy Chains, 81 and
20 inches long, in green gold
finish, set with fine colored
stones. 75C
The sun., 1918-07-07
WOmen's Dresses

200 Summer Cotton Dresses, mostly of fancy
printed Voiles. Observation-Disclosures. $500
200 Summer Cotton Dresses, in novelty Voiles
and combinations of plain with figured fab
200 Summer Cotton Dresses of Tissues and
pretty fancy Voies. ...................$ $1,000
100 Organdie Dresses in pastel shades, many
dantily trimmed models. .......... .$lo.OO
Is Afternoon and Evening Dresses, in silks of
various colors. ...:: .........:..... .S!9.o0
50 Striped Wash Silk Dresses, with embroidered
organde or frilled collars and cuffs $3.50
50 Afternoon and Evening Dresses of Silks and
Nets. $500
The sun., 1918-07-07
Notions

72o Pin Cubes, JET matt, black and white. . lie
1900 Real Human Hair Nets in light, medium
and dark brown; dozen. ................. Sl.OO
1900 Spools o. n. 7. Cotton, black and white,
No. II to 100; dozen Observation-Disclosures. 4Sc
Limit, dozen to a customer.
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Summer COttOnS

5000 Yards White Cotton Voes, fine and sheer;
width 40 inches: ward 2Sc
$500 Yards Novelty Cotton Voies, in smart
color combinations, light or dark effects; widths
40 to 40 inches; ward 28c
1900 Yards Printed Irish Dimties and woven
tissues in the most wanted colorings; yard, ,2Sc
Second Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Bed Coverings

10 pairs white Blankets, full size' ce S1 sG
borders. cut single; pair. ....., :N.oV
500 pairs Plaid Wool Blankets size 7o1S0 'ss aSs
assorted colorings; pair: c;i,' =, y,
Is Comfortables, Wool filed dotted o'is 81 m "a
400 Comfortables, Cotton filled, plain SS g:
COO White Crinkled Bed Spreads, tuii os 9
100 Satin finished scalloped Bed Sets f ~
size. ..........'. ''''''
Second Floor
The sun., 1918-07-07

100 Photo Frames, of
antique gilt finish; on swing
pedestal; sizes SKY inches
to 7xIo inches , S1.95
Ground Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
In Addition

to the many excellent values we arranged
from our own stocks, number of our
manufacturer friends in taking their
annual inventories made discoveries"
They, too, slashed prices to us, tor a
quick clearance.
The sun., 1918-07-07

Third Floor.
The sun., 1918-07-07
The Yelling Section

Ground Floor.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
TARPON SPRINGS GETTING A
LOT OF FREE ADVERTISING!
SIfIPBUILDING PLANTS CAUSE CONME NIS
- FROM STATE PAPERS
Tampa Tines

Tarpon Springs, Aug. 5,-Tarpon
Springs again forges to the front in
shipbuilding. Word was received to-
day from the navy department that
the bids of the E. Macrenariss ship
building corporation had been accept
ed for the building of four stevedoring
barges. These are to be completed
and delivered to the United States
naval station at Key West in from so
to 80 days.
The exact ammount involved in the
contracts has not yet been divulged,
owing to some adjustments in price
which are yet to be made, but it is
known that the contracts will mean a
big impetus for this city.
Emanuel Macrenariss is one of the
most widely known Greeks of this city
and his plant has been busy all sam
mer on light draft vessels. Associ-
ated with him in attracting the atten-
tion of the navy department to- the
shipbuilding facilities of the city is
John K. Cheyney, who introduced the
sponge industry on the west coast, and
who now is handling large lumber cor
tracts for the government.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
(Tanlpa Tribune.)

Tarpon Springs, Aug. 5.-(Special3
1t was announced here today thar
the navy department had awarded a
contract to the E. Macrenaris Ship
building corporation for the conssruc-
ticn of four sea-going barges to be
delivered for naval service at Key
West within the next fifty to ninety
days. The contract price has not been
made public because of several price
adjustments still to be made.
The Macrenaris plant has been busy
constructing light draft vessels during
the summer and attracted the atten~
tion of naval officials who sent Lieu-
tenant Christopher here two weeks
ago, who passed favorably on the
plant.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
BROAD PROVISION FOR EXEMPTIONS
WRITTEN IN NEW MAN-POWER BILL
THAT NATIONS WAR INDUSTRIAL
FABRIC MAY NOT BE UPSET BY
LARGE WITHDRAWALS

when ! go back to the front will be
careful until one of those shells hits
my tank, and then l won't have to
worry about being careful only in hit
ting the clouds, and if that happens
there won't be enough left to know
there ever was such person in
France.
The men who have not been 10 the
front can hardly wait until their turn
comes. Well, if | can be in the first
bunch of American tanks that go over
the top and turn my gun on them for
20 minutes they can bump me off then,
for | will have at least five hundred
Germans to my credit.
/ could tell you lots of things that
sound fishy, but are the truth. About
ten days ago one little soldier captur-
ed 73 Germans, 5 of them officers, all
by himself. Those squareheads, hon
estly, have not won a battle off the
Americans yet. Five Americans can
stand off two hundred of them.
II you send any socks knit them
light, for they are too hot when thick;
and do send some soap. We can't get
good soap. AS ever,
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
Child Welfare
Work Finished
for Time Being
q Colored Babies Were Ex-
amined Saturday and Three
Pronounced Perfect

On Saturday the child welfare work
was finished, as far as the examina-
tions were concerned, with the exami-
nation of twenty-three colored chill
dren, three of them being pronounced
perfect. They were Anna Flemmings
Joseph Anderson and Chester Ander-.
SON.
1t is to be regretted that more of the
colored mothers did not bring their
babies out.
There was total of 145 babies ex-
amined and 35 of those were pro-
nounced perfect. All were charted
and the follow-up work will be COM
menced soon.
Preparing he chart is quite bit Of
work, and Mrs. Lucian Lucas has this
in hand This chart will be used in
the follow-up work.
The showing made by Tarpom
Springs babies was far ahead Of any
other town in the county and every
one has cause to be proud Of the liz
tie ones.
1t is hoped in the follow-up Nycs.7S
everyone will help and those babies
who were not perfect will be made as
near 50 as possible 1t is a great work
and The results are far-raaehing.
E j
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
BEST BUSINESS IN TWELVE
MONTHS, SAYS ]. E. JACKSON

When we were passing Jackson's
store today at noon he called our at
tention to his truly wonderful display
of ladies' tailored hats and remarked
that as result of his advertising in
The Leader and the number of new
people in Tarpon Springs he had done
the best and biggest business on yes
terday and today that he had done in
the past year, and that speaks well,
for he has a popular store.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
The ALI
Continue N
gardless q
German |
ZEPPELIN REln OF
LAST k,GaT
Paris Says "The Ger
North of Vrsle;; /
termined Stand a
Troops Have Gro


Paris, Aug. 6.-North of the vesle|
the Germans have been repuised IN AM
effort to dislcdge the French and Am
erican units which have crossed from
the south bank. The oficial statement
also reports that the French have efl
fected an advance to the Avle river
north of Montdidier.
Paris, Aug. 6.-The determined at
tacks which the Germans have been
delivering against the allied advanced
guards north of the Vesle river havf
failed to disturb the temporary sta|
bilization Of the Vesle front The al
lied comraandant is retaining the IN
itiative in these operations.
Paris, Aug. g. -German resistance
north of the Vesle river is being con
The evening leader., 1918-08-06

Washington, Aug. 6.-Broader pro-
Jisions for exemptions have been writ
en- into the new man power bill now
before congress, SO that the nations
war industrial fabric may not be up
set by undriy large Withdrawals of
nen over 80 for military service.
|. General Crowder appeared before
he senate military committee today
o explain the changes of wording in
he measure.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
q IIul1 Zeppelin
Late Yesterday
Another German Ship Report
ed Damaged

London, Aug. 6.-In last nights air
raid on England by German airships
an enemy Zeppelin was brought down
it is officially announced. Another
German airship was damaged, but
probably succeeded in reaching its
base.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
CASUALTY TO-DAY 4s8

Washington, Aug. 6.-The army
casualties in today's list totaled 1858,
divided as follows:
Killed in action, 81; died of wounds.
6; wounded, 313; wounded, degree un-
determined, Z; prisoner, 1.
Killed in action: Sergeant Claude
A. Stephenson, Anderson, S. c.
Wounded severely: Private John
D. Jones, Eastman, Ga; John E. Al.
len, bowling Park, Fla; Joseph w
Magill, Grand Crossing, Fla,
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
Marine Casualties. lao.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The marine
corps casualty list today contained
lao names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, z; died of wounds,
3; wounded severely, 18; wounded, de-
gree undetermined, l12.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Lieut.. Edward B. Hope, Waterloo, s.
c.; Corporal Paul E. Bolding, Gaines
vile, Ca; Privates Herbert J. Taylor,
Fort Valley, Ga; John A. Rogers, OIL
ga, Lee county, Fla; James 7. Lloyd,
ir., Greenville, s. C.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
Another British
Ship Summarized

A Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug. g.
The British schooner Glayds j. Hol-
land has been sunk by German sub
marine. The crew, landed today at a
Nova Scotian town, said the attack oc-
Cured yesterday morning.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
The Allied Force
Lands Archange
Navy and Military; Population
Pleased

London, Aug. 6.-Announcen1eHG
was made today of the landing of a.
lied forces, naval and military, III
Archangel on August q The landing
of forces was in concurrence with tEe
wishes of the population, it is stated.
and caused general enthusiasm.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
A RARE TREAT
MUSIC LOVER

Mr.. P. NJ. Boyd, who VII be the So
loist at the concert Friday evening,
August o, at the Madole hotel, has
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
GERMAN MINISTER OF MARINE
EXPECTED TO RESIGN SOON

Zurich, Aug. 6.-Admiral yon Ca
pelle, German minister of marine, will
resign shortly, according to Berlin dis
patches to the Stuttgart Tageblatt
and other papers.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06

tneSS Idnn01 DC Ltitu
ions. as> they cannot reach
tfon Of fnt cart rhsre Is
/, cure catarrhal deafness.
& constitutional remedy,
eee Ii caused b. an in
cf the mucous lining Of
lruhe. When this tube is
Z d rumbling sound or I'M
ana when Il 10 entirely.
is the result. Enless the
be reduced and this tube
formal condition. hearing
forever. Many cases OF
sed BY catGrrh, which Is
ifion OF the mucous sur
tarrh Medicine acts thru
mucous surfaces Of the
ae Hundred Dollars for
hal Deafnes5 that cannot
Catnrrh riedicine. Cir
ruggists. 15c.
.(EI o Toledo G.
The evening leader., 1918-08-06
BIG GUN STILL ACTIVE

Paris, Aug. g.. The German long
range borabardment of Paris contin-
ues today.