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PESQUIsAS

GRATlFICANE con 500 a Ia persona que
m" prpTnrcinnc iHrurmes dc mis- hIiOS Mar
Tin. Carmen y Fellpd Garcia, &c %, 81 y
70 amos dc cdad reSpeciiyafHcatc, siendu
SOlicrOs con exception d" Carmen, gElcn
ticnc un Milo dc ? amos. SUs iiltimaS no
tiCias las Jccibi- dc Ia GIUdad- de Matamo-
rUS, IaHIJs., Mexico. iaCr : aiios. Diri-
iansc f%I;iqu'cr inTor'ue = FraEc!sca Il. VIDA.
de Garcia. Bon 2iG. GanaGn. Texas. t29
60 nnrOlI|u &c IL mirTic del ST. TIM
dad pUn:iEsuCz. acacclda Ell Ill acCldentc
fcrrOvlarlo. GeSsu sabcr 81 dDmiCiiio de
los SriiUrcs IeSrIS. AurclIo, Juan, M3nUeia
y TiuIOteO nOnin2Icz, este lltiIn0 padre
del riiaLo. In 1911 reSldian en- la c;udad
de IaratCr6S, Mexico. Grailficare con $500
Il qii!cn me prOpDrcIcne 81 dOmictliO de
cuaiquiera de IaS PERSONS que dciO emu
uIcradaS. niriiansc tOdrS los infOrmcS 4
!'GIla J.. Vida dc Dominsuez, Bayard.
Nebraska. "a
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4 los falniliares del ST. Francisco Mo-
reno. Quicn falleclG en- Navarro. Kansas, ell
81 de Mayo ItimO. les convene VERNE pa
"a haCcrleS entrcsd de los obIetos que
iueron de 81 pcrtenenC!a y que actual
Incnic Obrl en- mi pOd+r. EnilendO que
81 madre vlvc Ell san Bern1ldinO Califor-
MIA. hacienda prGXimiinentc Q amos cue en-
cCmpaflia del finado Sc vino a este pats,
siendo ambOS oriciuarioS de Santiago Gu
ringuco, UGo. de G~uanaiudto. Mexico. Di-
ri.iansc IA Arch DabIS. Box 2SS. Solomon.
Kansas. 20
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PERSONAL

Sc -encuentra en- esta ciudad ell Sc
nor Leobardo Gonzalez. rico terra
teniente de Tampico.4 Viens en- via
ie de negocios Y pronto regresara al
de su Residential.
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l,ESEp Saber 81 paraderu dc mi padre la
bio Rodriguez V de mis- tres hermanOS JIiau
CclSo V Olcgario Rodriguez. originarios dc
Cadcreyta Jlncncz. .NucvO Leon. Mexico, y
QuicleS hacr emo SelS amos Sdlieron de
New Braunrels. Texas. Sc gra:ificara con
$500 a la persona que inrormc. dirigien-
daSe a Ia Sra. Maria Rodriguez, 40 ". nc
dina 81. san Antonio. Texas. 90
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DeSeo sabrr Ell paradcro dc mi hiic
de esta en- busca de trabaio, habiendO re-
ribidO deSdr lueso Doticias suyas de Los
Angeles. al. Desdc c: : ne ntciembre
pr2XI!nu pasadu en- que recibi 81 Ultima
rarta de Phoenix, .ArlZona. TO nc EUclio 4
tencr mas notiCiaS de 81. GTatificare am
piiarse 4 Quicn me proporcinnc aigIn
daLo. cpnduccnte a loCalizarIo. Diriianse
a joa, NJ . lie Lopez, Hayden. Arizona.
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40 nluertos de hambre
Viene de la la. Pag.)

Y bien, por la Influenza que lego
a tener ell senior MILAN cerca del Sc
nor Carranza cuando este Sc refu-
gi6 en- eVracruz, perseguido, por las
fuerzas De Villa, obtuvc mas tarde
ell gobierno Gel Estado de Mexico,
que ha contado o gobernantes CO.
mo Don Jose Vicente Villada y con
hombres intaligentes como Ell Lie.
Carlos Castillo, Secretario de Gobier-
TO de dicho senior Vil!ada Y de! &C.
neral Fernando Gonzalez.
For su falta de preparation para
gobernar IL EstaGo, el eX-gendarme
tiene sep3ltada en- el caos a
la entidad federativa que lie TOGO en-
el reparte nacional.
Pero, ESQ 81, ha podido el senior
MILAN denostrar sus instintos san
guinarios, pues ha eiecutado va a mas
de dosciantas personals acusadas de
villismo Q s~implemente aeusadas de
no ser afectaS a la causa de la re-
volucion.
Fu9 tajo Ell gobierno de MILAN
cuando Sc consumaron las matanzas
de villistas G eXconvenc:onistas que
cstaban ~prepsrando un compiot para
d~errocar a Carranza.
Ahora la miseria creada por leyes
Y decretos Y despojos ha Sido la eau
Santc de muchaS victimas.
Mrertos de hambre.
va eS conocide Ell hecho dc que
por Ia escasa alimentacion, por una
parte, y por otra Ia falta &c hygiene,
la poblacion indigena del Estado de
Mexico es, cast en- su totslidad, tu-
berculosa.
La c~arestia de where's Y los estra-
Cos que han hecho y siguen hacien-
90 los zapatistas en- Ell Vale de Me
/ XicO V on otras regiones del Estado
cue producian antes maiz Y trigo en-
arundancia, originaron cue que la
srtuacion fuera empeosando al gra-
do de que los indios e~inpczaron a
morir dc hambre.
Las victimas han sido innumera
Dies. No Sc llevan establishes porquc
CT muChos puehlos las autoridades
entierran a los muertos sin poder
sdber las causas de las d~efunciones,
pueS carecen de los needles necesa-
rios para clio.
Pero/ en- ot"os lugares, Y obede-
clendo 4 las viejas practicas. Sc en-
vlan los cadaveres al Hospital Ge-
nsral dc Toluca.
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$3.50 rcciblTd &c qualification In perSo-
all que me InrOriGc de al2InO de los fanl-
iiaTcS del 81. MauriCio Muiliz. Orlginario de
De! Rio, Texas, y quicn ralleci0 el 20 del
actual en- Ia ciudad dc CieDurne. Texas,
Dirijanse u +. ;. CARA, C%leburne. Texas.
{2y
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Cuando uceesise lib-os en- espanol.
diriisse a Ignacio e. Lozano, 11S ".
Santa Ec.e Ava S.n AuS,air. T-ra.
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Con IN aiiG dc Subscription al ScIa5anriG
L. pRENSA, gTtirlCarc a Ia persona que
me prUpCYciOne lnrormeS del Sr. Tinoieo
Ara2Gn. TO del >i!Scri;U. dc - aloS dc
edad Y Guicn Ell 1914 sc encontraba traJa-
jandO en- Ia CiUdad de Williams. Arizona,
S~irvanse d~iri2lrSc 4 JuvenCiO !Aragon, Box
IS. l~IilIrUsc, Colo. TO-
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10 victimas.

Hoy, como decia al principle de
mi information, Ia pequcna sala del
anfiteatro esta LENA de cadaveres.
Como no hay mesaS para contenc--
los, sc ven fernando una pir;imide
en- T. de los rincones Y el dep6sito,
anc%o al anfiteatro, eSta lleno dc
bote en- bote de "victimas de la re-
T~oluc!on,' pues no de otra manera
rCede llamarse a los infel;ces que
perecieron por la situaci6n creada
por la r~evuclta carrancista.
Los muertos fueron hallados en-
Almololla, Calimaya, Vale dc Bra
vo, Metepec v tambien en- las GALES
de aqui.
La indignation del pueblo, como
va ne dicho, Sc contiene perc cs muv
possible que estate y cue 81 Juror
popular aniquile al gobierno del ex-
gendarme veracruzauo.
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Estldie ingles por cl metodo "U1'ICo
PARA S%IEMPRE,n especialmenie 81 va ss-
be muclo Y ticttc aun diricul;ad para con-
verSar. $40 Prudential Bldg. (Ai cosiado
dc Ia CortcJ Director: Prof. Braulio Hem
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BUENh qualification dare j Ia persona
que lie prOPOrCiOne iDfOrmes dc mt hijo
Hitherto Iiuriddn. QUEEN SC Separo de mi
haze siete amos. FL aiio pasado rrcibf
SuS nOticiGs dc Ia ciufad dc Sabasofa.
SirvanSe dirigir rualquicr inrorine d Is.
~ianislaO HUrlddO. Italy. Texas. go
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pAGANOS los mejores prectos por Gro,
and Sharlack. 3ins W Hnfstor ST
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MATRlMO

pEsEo zanzibar correspondence ton So
florita o viuda joven, objeto matrimonio.
Soy pobrc, per- tElblse9E ec2ceco.
:. aigerton, Utah &
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COMPRAS

CoMpRAMOS yendenos y cambiamos tod7
clssn de muebies. %ShacErie!d Bros. Co.
32te f. Commerce. Frents q Joske's.
CT 2405.
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ENSENANZAf

&PRENDA I'd. a hablar Y escribir iBEies
propicdad Y correction Prof. NJ. r.
Eiaz. &03 \. Flores.
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EENDEMOS Ia ramosa cebolla DerInUdt
directRnenGc de lUeStroS PlantfuS. liz
huacal con SO libras. por express o c5rrPr
por $i.75. I'm roStal con fc00 lihraS pc
$3.50. Pid2nse precios para elvioS de mi
yor canlidad. GarintiZanoS su pronto en-
barqCe. LIBERTY PLANT Co., $40 Eros!
Bldg, San Antonio. Texas.
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5Si5slis5sl5
/ AVIS0S DE OCCASION 4
VENTAS

Sc VENDE muy barato I'm hack de dos
caballos. en- muy buen estado. 0curran q
ii3 Camp Street.
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Sc vENDE 0 RENTA I'm magnffico ran
cho ubicado en- if5 PleaSanton Road, 20
cinco y medic acres de terreno y con cs
Sa habitaci0n. r.
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uNICA CASA QUE vENDE DE TODD PoR
CORREO. Fon6Erafos y Discos Columbia,
Cruces, Barandaies, MoliIoS Moctezuma,
5000 Y $50 Hidalgo, $1,000: La Campans
$3.50. Ropa, SombreFos, Calzsdo. Muebies,
Medicines, YerhaS, Artfculos MeIicanos, etc.
PfGanOS informeS: J. y. Flores y Eao..
Box 4GS Floresvlile, Texas.
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vENDO, por tener que salir, todos los
muebles y enseres de casa sumanenie bs-
ratios. 10 S. Presa. Telefono Travis 6542
f7
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SELLQS DE COMA. manGelos I'd. hacef
a Ia san Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 81
Navarro 81. Tel. CIR. 90s. .Atcncion inme
data a ordenes por correo o teler5nicas.
San Antonio, Texas.
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CHOCOLATE MEXICANU. venlas por ma.
yor y menor. Juan Oliyo, 3Q5 South Leona
81. san Antonio, Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sef1ora mexicana que habla inelGS. So
.licita trabajo en- casa particular. DIrlIa-
Sc a sra. Maria Rodriguez. PIC n. Me-
dina 81. rs
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Sc NECESTTA zapalcro. Page bien. pc:I-
iran q 72 w. Commerce ST., =. Irodhicr.
as
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Sc VENDE uan casa de dos cuartps con
loie, por S3OC.G0 ell condolences iaCtles.
Ocuiran a 4OJ E. Commerce So. Or. $3.50.
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- YENDE muy Darato I'm earn Para
u vrnta Il" peanuts. Ocurran a SIG "
Commerce ~. St
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CQMPRAMOS, vendemos Y cambiamcs FMS
trumcntoS de milSica, CamaraS fotogrificas
y Rclojes de segunda mano. Arbetier and
Shariack, $40 w. Houston 81.
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VENDO en- abonos MaGu!nas para CoSEk
= BorGar m.rca SINGER" PIANOS
MUE3LES Y FONOGRiFOS. F. de lof
Santos, 4G7 n. san Saba. Tsletooo ira.
Wis 5S5g. -
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nunca decidido a i:nponer sus candl-
datos para contar con un con-
greso unconditional, pues no quiere
que haya Independence nj menos
oDOsicioniStaS-
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~ VkHEEN :uIg baratO> una eStuTa de
gas, una rTruI para nifin. %alfunibraS y al
2unOS OtrO> mncblrS. OCIrran a Ia Sotica
san Pedro. so ". Commerce 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN q SON. AUcTIoNSSRs.

@A"-1S - O"SN' - eSN'' ~ASA'~S~>>'~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 111o o
STREET NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY
A LARGE AND COMM0DI0uS DWELL
BY virtue of a decree passed in Equity
Cause No. 35244, in the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale at public auction, In front
Of the premises, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, ON
THE NiNETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST. isis.
the following described real estate. to wit;
Part OF lot ten in O. II. Holden's and Samuel
Ford's subdivision of lot in square 312. In the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia. as
per plat recorded in n. d. c., page seven, in
the surveyors ONCE Of said District, said part
and sixty-hve feet on 18th street northwest.
improved aforesaid. Said property will be
sold subject to deed Of trust securing $4,000
and accrued interest,"
Terms of sale: One-third of the price in
excess of said trust and interest in cash. one
third in one year and one-third in two years,
or all cash. at the purchas ssr's option. A de-
posit Of $500 win be required at the sale. All
conveynncing, Acknowledgements, revenue
stamps, recording and tax certificates at pur-
fifteen days from the day Of sale and the nnal
ratification by the court. In case Of default
the trustees reserve the right to resell tho
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after i've days advertisement in
The Evening Star. Should the purchaser not
to be secured by deed of trust on the property
sold and to be represented by two promissofy
notes. dated the day Of sale and bearing
interest. payable sem-annuslly. at per cent
per annum. JOHN RlDOUT.
Fendall building,
DAVID u. ANTHONY,
Fendall building. ;
auI-d&ds Trus tees.
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TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE I'M,
STREET NORTHWEST. BEING TWO
LARGE LOTS, IMPROVED BY A LARGE
MODERN BRICK AND STONE RESI-.
DENCE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia passed in Equity
Cause No. 34s52, the undersigned trustees will
ises on THUR THURspAY' THE TIVE TWENTY .sn sEcoND SfrSI
DAY OF AUGUST, 1915 AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described real estate In
the District of Celumbis. to wit: Lots mum,
twenty-five hundred and eighteen t25lS).
which square is also known as block numbered
thirteen qsl. Of Kaiorama Heights. as per
Of the records Of the Office OF the surveyor of
said District, subject to the incumbrance of
two deeds of trust, one recorded in Liber 294s.
folio $40 ct seq, Of the land records of said
District, securing Indebtedness of SIS. 900.
and the other recorded in Liber No. 3706. folio
! ct seq., Of said land records, securing an In
dehtedness of S10.0 900. and subject also to the
contingent right Of dover of Mary Mearns.
wife of William A. Mearns. Said sale will
be made at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser at the sale of said real estate made
May IT, 1918, under said decree.
Terms of sale: AL cash above said deed Of
trust membranes. deposit of $500 re-
quired at time of sale. Ali conveyancing, ac-
at cost of purchaser. Said terms to be COM
piled with within ten days after final ratifica-
tion of the sale by the court; otherwise the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after Eve days previous advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND.
Evans building.
Columbian building,
WALTER C. CLEPHANE,
wilkins building,
au16-d&dbs, ,exSu Trustees.
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THos. J. OWEN { son. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy.
ED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING OF
BRICK REsIDENCE AND SHOP KNOWN
AS PREMISES SGT AND 629 Ii STREET
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Whereas. default having been made in the
payment Of the interest on the debt secured on
by a certain deed Of trust bearing date Janu-
ary 4, 1906. and recorded January 8. 1905, In
'Liber No. 1850. at folio 4l9 ct seq. of the
land records of the District Of Columbia. and
ut the written request of the holder of the
notes secured by said deed of trust. the un-
dersisned the trustee named In said deed Of
trust, will offer for sale under the provisions
premises, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. on the
the following described land and premises, with
the improvements, easements, rights. ways
and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate
and lying in the city Of Washington District
one (2D and twenty-five t22), in Henry and
Zody Strasburger's subdivision Of lot num-
dred and hfty-three 1881. as per plat recorded
In the office of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia. in Liber R. l.. H., at folio ss6,
frlI depth thereof of original lot numbered
hve t5). In said square numbered four hun
drsd and tfty,three t+ssl.
chase price in cash, Of which deposit of
$500 must be made with the trustee at time
of sale. and the balance in equal notes of the
purchaser, payable in one and two years after
the date of sale. with interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum. and payable semi
annually, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. The terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within ten days from date of sale,
in default Of which the property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost of the defaultiug pur-
cLaser, after Ave days Reimbursement In some
newspaper published in Washington. d. c. All
conveyancing. title examination. revenue
stamps and recording at the expense of the
purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Trustee.
Second Vice President.
tSealD Attest:
EDWARD L. HILLYER, Secretary.
,u1a Gu
Evening star., 1918-08-17
DECORATED WITH MEDAL.
Lieut.. Putnam, American Aviation
Ace, Wins Honor in France,

PARIS. August 1.-THE Journal or
nciel announces that the American
acs. Lieut.. David E. Putnam of New
ton, Mass, has been decorated with
the military medal.
by his skill and daring and con-
tempt for danger" says the citation
of Lieut. Putnam, che has shown him.
self q pilot of the very first rank. Re-
Gently in attacking q patrol of nine
enemy machines he downed one ma.
chine and the next day while on es-
cort duty. he boldly attacked patrol
two, thus winning his fifth and sixth
victories. Three times he has been
mentioned in dispatches"
Since then Putnam has scored fur
thsr vietories.
Evening star., 1918-08-17
NATIONAL.

American troops landed on eastern
Siberian soil. 1t was announced that
on August "a men who have just at
tanned twenty-one years of age will
be registered. Organized labor stated
its opposition to the proposed work
or-fight" provision in the new man
power bill. President and Mrs. Will
son were at Magnolia, Mass. Miss
Opha NJ johnson of Washington
Joined the marines and will be located
at headquarters. President Wilson
approved the educational campaign
planned for this summer and the COM
ing fall. German submarines were
active along the Atlantic coast. Anna
Held, the well known actress. died.
The Senate ended its aircraft investi-
cation. The ''work-or-fight' order
resulted in $1,000 persons in New
York finding Jobs. The shipping
board and Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton announced that the style of ships
would be limited to speed production.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton, wife of former
Vice President Morton. died in New
York,
Evening star., 1918-08-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Ice cream manufactured by a Wash
ington company was barred from Camp
Humphreys by military authorities. The
Central Labor Union petitioned Con-
gress to permit the sale OF beer and
light wines. The manufacture of ice
cream for week was prohibited by the
food administration to conserve the sup
ply of ice. The Capital Traction Com
pany trainmen decided. to carry their
petition for q wage increase to the Ma
tional War Labor Board. Thomas L.
Costigan, principal assistant assessor.
was appointed superintendent Of street
cleaning. The Interstate Commerce
Commission granted to the Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company increases in
passenger rates. Mrs. Kathleen Bur-
CESS was acquitted In the Alexandria
county court of the murder OF John p.
werres Emile Huck. for years a resi-
dent of Washington, died.
Evening star., 1918-08-17
WHAT DID HE LOOK LIKE?"
ASKED SAMMY. VERY MUCH
PUZZLED

! waited ever so long. had begun to
tthink you never would come out"
Huh" shifted Johnny Chuck again
Then as he remembered the terrible
| fright he had suffered he added, u
guess you would have been frightened
il you had heard what I heard"
"What?" demanded Sammy.
"A terrible monster came rushing
along that road making the worst
sound ever heard in all my life," de-
clared Johnny.
what did he look like.- asked
Sammy, very much puzzled.
II don't KNOW" confessed Johnny.
just as well didn't heard him
rush past along that road making
the most awful noise. I never heard
anything like it before. I hope I'll
never hear anything like 1t again.
haven't drawn an easy breath since"
Sammy scratched his head first with
one foot and then with the other. II
was clear that Johnny Chuck was
very much in earnest. It was clear
that he believed every word of what
he had said. But for the life Of him
Sammy couldn't think of anything
which could have given Johnny such
an idea.
Suddenly far way an automobile
honked. 1t seemed as IL Johnny
Chuck turned a back somersault, so
suddenly did he disappear inside his
new house. At first Sammy Jay
stared. more puzzled than ever. Then
all in q flash he understood. Johnny's
monster was an automobile. one OF
those queer wagons which run
around without a horse to pull them.
Sammy had seen SO many of them that
he never gave them a second thought,
But with Johnny Chuck it was Diff
ferent. Living as he had for so long
in the far corner of the Old Orchard
/ he had never even heard one near
enough to notice it, and. of course, he
never had seen one. In fact, he
hadn't seen one yet. Sammy began
to chuckle. Then he few down on
Johnny's Chuck.s doorstep.
Come out. Johnny" he called
softly. Come on out! There's moth
ing to be afraid OF"
Evening star., 1918-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
W. e. RICHARDSON, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. re Alexander Scott ct
al Janet T.. Richards ct al.-Equity No.
35414.-A proceeding for the dissolution OF
the Norwood Real Estate Company. unin-
corporated association, under order of refer
ence of July 10, 1918. Notice is hereby given
that hearing will be held at the auditor $
office in the United States courthouse DIST and
Il streets northwestl, on Thursday. September
5, 1918, at 1890 o'clock am, for the purpose
OF receiving proof of the interest of the vnri-
Gus persons Interested in the Norwood Real
Estate Company and for the consideration of
all other matters that may properly BE- pre-
sented under the terms of the order Of refer
in the above mentioned cause. HERBERT
L. DAVIS Auditor aul7.2i.31
Evening star., 1918-08-17
MAY HELP THE FARMERS.
Way Opened for Soldiers In Camps
to Get Emergency Leave.

The way has been opened for SOL
diers in camps to get away for emer-
gency work on the farm.
The War Department has announced
that enlisted men may obtain fur
loughs to engage in agricultural work
by making application to their COM
nanding officers or by having rela-
tiyes or other interested persons ap-
ply through the local boards at which
.they-xegistered,
Evening star., 1918-08-17
HOEHLING, PEELLE 4 OGILBY.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-No. 22SS0.
Adninistrat tion-This is TO give notice: That
the subscriber. of the District OF Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court of the District
of Columbia letters of administration d. BIN. on
the estate Of Frederick S. Topham. late Of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on before the 9Th day of August,
AID. 1919: otherwise they may by law be ex-
under my hand this 9Th day of August, 1918.
GEORGE T0PHAM. 1919 Y st. NV. (Seal.)
Attest: WM. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk OF the Probate Court. aul0l7.24
Evening star., 1918-08-17
Pope Makes Appointments.

ROME, August 16.-Pope Benedict
has appointed the Rev. Emil F.
strenski Of Brooklyn and the Rev.
Poficio Ruiz Puebla of Los Angeles
honorary chamberlains. The appoint
,ments caxrXthe title of monsignoz.
Evening star., 1918-08-17
.ENEMY IS CONSERVING
ITS AIR RESOURCES
Declared to Be Huns Only Hope Of
Meeting on Anything Like Equal
Terms British Forces.
BY z. PERCY NOEL.

Cablegram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 19Is.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES AT
THE FRONT, August u delayed.
There is every evidence that the
enemy has conserved his air resources
in Prince Rupprecht's group for the
past several months. preparatory to
massing them for offensive or defen-
sive purposes. That was the Ger
mans only hope of meeting on any
thing like equal terms the powerful.
efficient British air force. I have
seen hostile planes succeed in break
ing through lines of air patrols, but
always with disastrous results for
him or none at all
While I was nearby where lines OF
crack English cavalry were trotting
into action six swift Fokker bipianes
darted across from the enemy's lines
at low altitude. headed for the troops.
with machine guns rattling. The
Fokkers had not actually reached the
cavalry before they turned TO fee.
Their retreat was cut off by the Brit
ish patrols. while from above a
formation OF five British scouts DROP
ped upon the Germans like stone