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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-08-30
Crowder to Expedite
New Registration.

Washington, Aug. 55,-No man
in the United States within the new
draft ages will be permitted to es-
cape notice of his need to register
on the day to be fixed for that duty.
The provost marshal generals office
is planning to have registration day
within 10 days after passage of the
new man power bill. If it goes
through as recommed with the
ages Is to As there will be approx
mately 100000 men to register.
Gen. Crowder is now planning
with the committee on public infor-
nation and the Council of National
Defense to use every known medi-
um of publicity to notify the men
included in its terms of their duty
The newspapers will, OF course,
carry daily news stories during the
10 days intervening, and the COM
mittee has asked them to devotesad-
vertising space to copy which it will
supply. Department stores will use
their regular space in advertising
the registration.
The $4,000 postoffices and the
$4,000 railroad stations will be
placarded with posters.
These posters will be placed in all
factories. They will be in the shape
of four-page newspapers, the first
page carrying appeals from Presi-
dent Wilson, the secretary of war
and the secretary Of the navy and
other high officials of the govern
ment; the last page instructions for
registration. and across the two in
side PAGES q poster display Of the
| the date aa,d }le aaes pifsqteds
Street ears will cdfiY s1e 6stefs,|
\ El!l \ Y! " Y sllh1I Y WE sEns'
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
Marines Employ Indian
Tactics in Hun Hunting
Dash OF Sea Soldiers Staggers Germans and
Wins Entente Concession of First Fight
ing Rank in World.

"Whc.r the American Marine goes,
the American nag goes to stay" said
an American officer last night. who
has Just returned from the Western
front.
The determination. dash and abil-
ity Of the American Marine to go
into the thick of the fight with re-
markably small losses, has aroused
not only the admiration OF British,
French and Italian officers and OBJ
servers, but has struck a weird blow
at the Germans. In much of the
recent fighting-and I suppose this
was true when they took Cantigny-
the American Marine has been using
Indian tactics in most OF the ad-
vances. That is. he takes advantage
of every natural obstable that offers
and does not seem to worry whether
there are trenches or not.
Il heard group of officers discuss
ing the relative efficiency OF the
soldiers of the world. They placed
the American Marine first, and the
Prusslan Guards, boasted by the
Kaiser as the best in the world. in
third place. And in one attack that
saw even the earlier units of
Marines make, they simply astounded
everyone by their maneuvers. They
went over the top. spread out and
each man seemed to so it alone.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

kFIRsT RACE-Puse. 500; 5yssr-oIds and
FNp: maidens: six furIongs. Olga Petroya, l0j
Markn Roberets. Ic5; Clariee Ruth, lo5; fleet
Ftbi lo7: Jutland. l0g: Little Buss. lN; Dor
Dodks, Ic7; Whisky Dick, lN: LAdona, ll0
Frcs Mantle. 10: Jeffrey. rs; Ironmaster. Us
Also eligible: Walter Brady, lO5. SaZanamy. los
Lncky DAY. 10; Ordnung, l@; Imp the Toff
IG: Jean K. 100.
SECOND RACE-AllOwances; $50: 2year
olds: Ave furlOngS. Durelle lo6; Say When, los
GaM Crd. IO6; Henry RobertS 10; BellSo
lar 10
THIRD RACE-Claimins: $50; 3-year-olds and
M: mile and seventy yards. 'Clara Martin, S
sThinksr, l12; March Wind, lO2; king. lOi
sSIarJ's Beau, III.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, S1,0oO: Frankf0r
Handiczp; 3yesrolds and up: aT tulonss
Believe Me Boys, lOl; st. Augustine, lO2
s.Right Angle, los; J. J. MurdOck. los; Prank
fn. l0s; ssSolly. l53.
FIFTH RACE-Claiming: 500; Syear-oldS and
up; mile and sixteenth. Rifle 100. SdyOnara
ls; swhtriing Dun. log; Faux Col. ITO.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming. 500; 3-year-Olds ant
up; ax turlonss. Rafferty,. IS; Dr.. Shafsr, %
ChoirmasteT. 100; King Belle. lO5; -KinrcS
Ios: Gallant Lad. IG; Impressive. lG; Bnns
hurst. loa
SEVENTH RACE-Chiming; 500; Lyear-cId
and up; mile and sixteenth: 'SchemeT, l0I
sJohn w. Klein, l4; Charles Cannen, lOi
sDiadi, l04; Miss Him, lT; Imp Lsixlip, l07
Fair Orient, 19: PleasureTille. lO9: Col. March
mont, 100; High Horse, 100; Gordon Russell
H: Bean spiller lOe. Also eligible: Mikitula
lc
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11

They seemed to be able almost to
hide themselves in the smallest sort
OF indentations in the ground; took
advantage Of rocks which might offer
protection for some part Of the shoul-
der-the very part that would have
been hit had the rocks not been there:
buried themselves in the furrowed
ground; protected themselves by tree
stumps that were SO split up they
seemed to offer no shield whatever; /;
and slid along on their bellies like
serpents.
"A wall Of Germans came toward
them and holes appeared In the
human wall where the Marines picked
out the men. The Germans opened
fire. but hit nothing. The Marines
had disappeared.
Another bunch sprang from the
ground in other holes or hiding
places, banged away and disappeared.
Successive groups sprang up from
different points and disappeared. like
relays Of prairie dogs popping out of
their holes and popping back. The
Germans stopped, bewildered by the
tactics, and unable to make any head
way. With their line thinning fast.
the Germans stopped firing and re-
treated with a loss Of more than a
score, while the Marines were intact"
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
ALLEGED Navy fraud
FOR HEARING OF JURY
Three Accused of Conspiracy Waive
Police Examination.

The three men accused of conspiracy
to defraud the United States govern
ment by manipulation of vouchers in
the Navy Department-ClydeE E. Walt
man. Charles C. waltman. and Ben
jamin Peake-waived police court ex-
animation this afternoon and were
held for the grand jury.
Presentation of the charges to the
grand jury, it was learned last night.
will be made Wednesday or Thursday.
Clyde Waltman, who was employed
in the Navy Department Offices here.
and his brother Charles, who was ar
rested in Richmond, Va. and came
here for arraignment, gave bond Of
5000 each. Bond for Peake, private
at Camp Meigs. will be pledged today,
according to mis- counsel.
These three, and others not named
in the complaint, are accused of agree
nfent to obtain fraudulent payments
on stolen vouchers attesti lg compile
ton of repairs of naval vessels and
authorizing payment.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three- year-olds and up; claim
ing; seven furlOngs, main course. Sharpshooter
Us: Currency. lO3; Kirsties Cub, IN; Coral
10; Sunny Hill dmp.l. ss; 'Hubbub. II; Be
tween Us. Ill; Leo Skolny. Ill; Poaeher. los
Gklden Gate, lis: Dublin Mary ump.), 5; El
derken, is; Ruthie NJ. O.; ]. ]. LiIlis, lis
Piedra timpl. lB; Umatilla, as; Thistle, o
Star Finch, lls: Square Set, lis
SECOND RACE-steeplechase. Eyear-old.
and up; conditions; about two miles. Pan
edan. Isl; DistuTber. Ia; Square Dealer, I8
Nutmeg, lI2; Ormes Head. 10; Robin Good
fellow. rs; Russian Pinion. l6.
THIRD RACE-Threeyear conditions
one nile Claauer. Ill; Foreground Gmp)
IN; Zenith. lOi; Sycamoor timpJ, l1s: Gueland
Gmpl. IL; Ben Cow impl. III: orestes Gmp.l
ll4: Ton Bolo dmpl. los
FOURTH RACE-Tbe Harlem; Syear-old.
and up; one mile. Ed Roch. liz: 'Aiman
lGS; Deelmate. u6; Whimsy. rs; Trophy. s6
Sands Of Pleasure. III: 'Anah Go On, g.
FIFTH RACE-Maidens; 2year-olds; selling
four and . half furIOngs. straight 'Hohokus
1T: sNfs Yosh timpIl. le3: Pigeon, los: Owe
the Top dmpl. los: Saddle Rock IOe; DAINTY
Lady. %; LAekaWanna. l0e; Omond (imp.), liz
Dancing Carnival I0: Sylyano. 10; Dover
hzet imp). le: Thomas +. McMahou, loe
sUmbala. lol; You Need. IL; Teddy Rous
sean, 100: Indian Spring l0: Marie ConneIl
Ic5stai Ford. los; Fortunes Favor. l05: IN,
SIXTH RAcE-FOn-ycar-ol and up; con
ditious: one mile. Surprising. l05: Captain
RAY. 10; sMiss Kruter, 50: Cadillac. nos
I-Amalnmator no; King Fisher. lG; sMatin
~ yuiia L.. l0e; Waterproof. 1lz: Preston
If5R. -: Napoleon. rg: Philistine. I12: Bur.
linsam>. 100: Past master. 10: star shooter,
N 'orssrnn - Rossrssrs ine.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
RED CROSS AUXILIARY
COLLECTS $9,52S.14

The total amount collected so far
by the Woodley Park Auxiliary. Dis
trict of Columbia Red Cross. is s9,-
52s.14
Among the larger gifts. not pre-
viously acknowledged. are the fol-
lowing:
H. c. Sheridan, $1,000.
Radcliffe Attractions employees,
$3.50.
Holmes and Sons. $500.
Washington Civil Service School,
1904.
a. Y. Leech. jr.. 800.
Mothers Club of Noel House, $50.
The Woodley Park Auxiliary now
has headquarters on the second floor
of the Woodward & Lothrop store.
All women who are not otherwise
affiliated with Red Cross auxiliaries
are asked to call there if they can
give time to the work the auxiliary
is doing.
Mrs. Henry 3. Soule Is chairman:
Mrs William E. Shannon. Vice-chair-
man and Mrs. w. L. Radcliffe, sec
ond vice-chairman.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
negro BOY CRUSHED
BY AUTO; dies Later
Windall Winston Meets Death When
Pinned Against Fence.

Crushed by an ambulance of the
American Red Cross, operated by
Mrs. Alice NJ. Roach. 14Ol Fairmont
street northwest, when he was pinned
in between the machine and a fence
yesterday, Windall Winston, negro,
s years old, 1912 Fifteenth street
northwest, was so badly injured that
he died a short time later.
Mrs. Roach was backing the ma
chine into a garage in an alley near
Sixteenth and NJ streets northwest,
when the accident occurred. The
boys chest was badly crushed before
Mrs. Roach could apply the brakes.
The child was rushed to the Emer-
gency Hospital in the Red Cross am
bulance, but died a short time after
reaching that institution. Coroner
hewitt has arranged to hold an in
quest over the body this afternoon
at the District morgue at 8 o'clock,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


John z. Pitcher. "a st. Louis, Mo. and
Mrs. Bessie Fuller Ansn. 81. Pepqerel. Mass
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Elzie Z Turner. q. Camp Meade. Nd. ant
Emily F. McNaman. . city. Rev. J. NJ
RiordAn
William D. Altman. jr.. q. and Violet NJ
Noble. 20. both Of this city. Rev ]. NJ
O'Bren
Frank r. Lucas. .. and Heloise J. Goddard
q both of this city. Rev. Howard F. Downs
Frank Raptsarda, 3. and Rose stellabotte
IS. both Of this city. Rev. Wm- A. Hag
gerty.
James Hubbard steinmene. .. and Kate Lee
Childress. "a. both Of Lynchbwg. Va. Rev. T.
Hez Sven
Euoch B. kirkpatrick. a. The Plains Va
and Anne Maude Andrews %. Of Ellington
Va. Rev John E Briggs.
Moody Gum, 20. Co. d, Nth Engineers. Fort
Mye. Va. and Eva Mae Jalley. Is. Martin
Tenn. Rev John L. Briggs.
Leonard Crowder. 2. and Jessie Jeannesss
Troniner. d. both Of Pittsheld. III. Rev. C.
VI. ComTher.
Henry E. Crouch. IS. and Mrs Evelyn Hol
land. IS. both Of this city. Rev. Andrew II
Bird.
Robert B. Milton, Is. and Ven. A. Sander
son. "a. both Of Richmond. Va Rev. Thoma'
Schroeder
George A. Hamilton. 70. and Emma A. Bow
es. 5. both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. Howard
+. Downs.
Fred 7, Watson, ., and Myrtle NJ. Bastin. z
10th Of this city Rev. Howard T. stewart.
Anders Clifford Stein. Is. and Nellie Mae
Rollins. d. both Of this city. RsE. Howard
]. Stewart.
George W. purrett. .. Of croxtou. Va, and
Annie D. Edentou. 30. Of Purtlow. Va. Rev,
Hugh r. Stevenson.
~
and Emma A. sotenshsk, 5. city. Rev C
B. Burch.
Reuben R. Rector. %. Battle Creek. Mich
and Kate Roe. 6. Kalamazoo. Mich Rev
Titus +. Davis.
Francis L. Oyster. .. and Luvan Harvey Par
sons. Q. both Of this city. Rev. 2. J. oCon
nell
J. Elmer Brown, 81, and Anna Lverins, %
both Of Louisville. Ky Rev. Howard F. Downs
]. Lee Dale. 50. and Evelyn Hicks Phillips
80 both Of Vienna, Va Rev. John Z. Briggs
Harry J. Friedman, B. and Mary II. Vein
steine, q. both Of Baltimore. Md. Rev. G
Silyerstone.
Edward ]. Dudley. 10. and Molie T. May
hugh. Is. both Of this city. Rev. George C
Bacon
John Balden. q, and Mary Hebron, IS. botl
Of this city. Rev. ]. Nick. Jones.
Leonard Nixon, 33. and Mns. Leah Kennedy
a. both Of this city. Rev. Vim. ]. Howard.
William H. Swan. So. and Mrs. Adaline Bell
81. both Of this city. Rev. John Richard
William Walker, a, and Mamie Gaddies
26 both Of this city. Rev. James T. Harney
Clarence ". Matep, o. and Bcndel M
Grose. IS. both Of this city. Rev. Vim. ].
lyman.
George Ball, "a, and Fannie Bowler, q both
Of Milford, Va. Rev. VIM. Williams.
VIM. 0'Connor. .. and Mrs. Matte White
20. both Of this city. Rev. s. B. W. Drew.
both Of this city. Rev. W. westray.
Charles e. Poole. "a. and Lena Palmer, -
both Of this city. Rev. Aquila sayles
Rev. Lewis L. Cross. 80. and Julia Garnett
IS. both Of this city. Rev. Robert j. Hawkins
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

1T RACE-Mares. 3yearoIds and Up
al; six fmlcngs. SalTesta, ll6 tEEick'
to ]. 5 to 5. : to 10; Ina Frank, l3
f3--sI. II to S. 1 to 5. to ); Rose Dor. lOi
o. =. Is to !. to !. TO ], third. In
a.. .- time: LII ~ Water Lady. Jyntee,
~ g, Rhine Maiden. Mary Maud also ran.
So. IND RACE-SteCplechass Fyearolds and
5 ont two and onc-quaTtsr miles Robert
-, - tAIcnl to /, to ). out; LOuvois.
fB rygrsI even. l to Z. out; SuperhJfni ~.
81 Hams : 10 7. r tU :. Outs thitd. Tine;
&Tf Gold Bond also ian.
~P I'd -Fllies: 2ySar-clds; selling;
foe I'd a haIf furlorEs, straight course. N'-s
ID log tEusorl to J. to ). TO 10;
IL Janc Il3 tByruet, J to !. TO l. e'-n
s.sr e 10 tPitzJ. L To- ], to ]. 20 l. third.
-- 5l-j Qusc4I MsneIik. Wewoka. Dixie
Bird. LittIC MaudiC. SPEEDY Lady, Lucrative
SHccplct, Frances Star. MarmOn. Jscnetta'
Miss LeOla Lads Yulcain. Sea Tale, Rainbow
Girl. Mis- Prisby. NIida also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Heppstead; 5year-oh'S
and up; handicsp: mile and a sixteenth sun
fash II, III CRObiusCnl. . to 2, to 5, TO );
OBI Koenig. Is tBymel. 5 to !. to ], even
straiEhtfUrsard, III tAmbrosel. l6 to 5. even,
TO . third. Time: LIS. Lanius. Filter
gold. DamrvsCh. Drastic also ran
FTFTH RACE-Maidens; 3year-olds and up
selIinEi one mile. Starry Banner; ~ lschTr ~.
tinzRr), S to 1, . TO l. even; Phaierian. IL
CTaprng), to !, to ], even; Bravo. lU
CNefzlerl, . to l. 8 TO l. to l.. third Time
lei Roedfrer. Feu d'Artiice. Postage Stamr.
Jack stuart NoIawn. Nose. Dragon, Sun Gold
and Common Law also ran.
SIXTH RACE-TWo-ye year-olds; conditions
five ifuIonzs. straight course. Aunt Dinah, III
(SelhrttinserJ. to !. even. l to 2; Ossood: ILZ
CBynel, S to l. 9 to l. even: Brisk, liz tPeak).
6 10 !, to 2 70 S. third. Time: LOO The
Trump. Madam Bynz. Roi Craig. Green Mint
and Ballet Dancer ii also ran
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
FOOD HEADS DISAGREE
ON WHEATLESS BREAD

.wheatless bread for all restaurants
is being urged BY the District OF Co
lumbia food administration. For un-
stated reasons the Federal Food Com
mission does not approve of this. The
restaurant committee Of the local food
administration win meet with q SINH
lar committee of the Federal Admin
istration today and discuss the. mat
ter.
The formula for this wheatless
bread, which is rather heavy and
black and made of barley, potato and
corn flour, was worked out by the
Corby Company. bakers. Although
the recipe cost them $500 for the re-
search work. the Corby Company has
offered II free to all the baking com
panies in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
RUNDY LANDS
FEATURE RACE
Henderson's Silks Come
Down in Front In the
Meadow Lawn Purse.

Louisville. June l0.-Grundy. carry
in the silks Of Miller Henderson,
ths Louisville owner. scored nandy
vi<tory IN the Meadow Lawn purse
aG Douglass Park this afternoon and
raced one mile and seventy yards in
the fast time Of la As. which Is
orie-fifth Of a second slower than
To track record made this spring
b. Pif jr.
erundy was second choice in the
mttuels and he jumped out ln:o the
lead at the outset, and setting
dazzling pace held his opposition safe
to the end, winning by one length.
Bribed Voter closed fast and nipped
the place from Green Jones. the IA
vorite. which also closed with rush.
william the Fourth and W. r. Dab
ney quit badly after going a half
mile.
BonsteIle. paying $Ss.4O for s.. and
McHeron, which paid $50 for s.. fur
ntshed the chief upsets Of the day.
A. K Macomber's highly priZec
Kings Joker made mis- initial start
IN Kentucky In the sixth race and
finished behind Bon Tromp and Sweet
Alyssum-
A bad spill attended the running
OF the second race. Prince Ignor feil
and threw Sands, his rider. The boy
escaped serious injury. but was forced
to cancel the remainder Of his en-
sagements. The summary:
FIRST RACE-clsiming; purse. S7o6; maider
2yearolds; Eve furlongN. Bonstslls. ll2 IN
Garnsr,. 80. 3.20. an. won; Bagpipe. 10
tAolesWoTthl. SD. 40. second; Caballo. IL
tConneIlyl. 40 third. Ikoti Fay. Ordnance,
Judss David, I Win Win. Turpeutine, MSs-
alliance and Lady Manager also ran. Iime'
SECOND RAcE-Purss. 500: six furIOngs
sirunoco. g CsimpsOul. go. $40. 1W, won
Hoenir. III CLunSfordD. $50. $50. Sound
Arch Piotter. Ili Dursonl, 6.lO. third olympian
King. Pontefraet, Phedodsn, Enos. Amehte
Lae1ose. Prince Igor. Lanshorne. Busy Joe
THIRD RACE-CAiming; purss, 500; 2-yeaI
old lilies Ave fCrlonEs Black Nanny. lve
tGcntryl. so. S.a. S9. won; Lnthatr' JIG
(Counellyl. $50. $50. second; Godstone. 10
(Sandel. $40. third. Time. 1905 Hopeful
ahd Foster Embry also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Claiming; 5year-olds; mile
and seventy yards 'Anchen, Majestic
ylSn, $50. $40 won: Bar Ore. % uffs-
frdl. $50. sI.le. ssccnd: Edna Hermann, w
Howard. SD third. Time, laH IS FLAP
per. I'm MeGee Desire. Kate Adams, JACK n,
Charley Nolte. Little Primers. Miss Ouri and
Sasenta also rn.
F1kTH RACE-Three-y year-oBds and upSArSS
mile and seventy yards. GrIndy, los tWilllsl
10, $50. 2sO. won: Bribed Voter. los Gen
tJl, AD. s. 80. seoond; Green Jones, ll5 tBar
rstt), 0D, third Tine. Isl IS. Big Enough
W. p Dandy and William the Fourth also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ThReyear-olds and Ip; siI
furIougs. Bon TTomp. % CH. Lunsfordl, s. 80
ND, S31. wen; Sweet Alyssum. q u. Majes
ticl. SIT.0, $40. secOnd; Kings Joker. lli "
McCabsl, $50. third. Time. la i-S Sill
Lady, F'sr1hadley. CourtShiP. SeTcnest and
SunflaSh also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Claimins; +yearolds and
up; mile and . furlong sun God. los -.
Howard. $40. $50, $50. won: Olgar siar.
1B u. Lurschl. $40. $50. second; Bogart. Is
IL GentrJl. $50. third Time, l-Z ~
F1y Home and Bryn Limah also ran-
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
ALEXANDRIA ELECTS
COUNCILMEN TODAY
Light Vote Expected Owing to Lack
of Lively Contests.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. L. Knight q Son,
CglS3 King Street.

Cas9 King street.
Alexandria. Va, June 1o-Twelve
members OF the city council-four
aldermen, one from each ward. and
eight members Of the common coun-
! Gil, two from each ward-are to be
elected tomorrow. The polls will
open at 5;n a. m. and close at S:5i
y. M
The voting places will be the same
as in previous elections. Indications
are that a light vote will be polled.
there being little or no interest ap-
parent in the campaign.
Charles Bendheim. for the past four
years a member OF common councii
from the fourth ward. announces
that he will not be a candidate IN
tomorrow's election. This leaves but
two candidates in the field in that
ward, for common council. Nicholas
J. Lawler. incumbent, and Claude w.
Fletcher. Alderman c. ]. w. Sum-
mers from this ward has as his op-
ponent A. Sidney Mankin.
Several city officials today held a
conference with Judge L. c. Barley,
VI AhC SOi pOA dLlOA NOuAlr ilA ANlNI
ence to the recommendations made
recently by a grand jury in .hs Cor
poration Court for the general I'M
provement Of the sanitary conditions
OF the city. Steps soon will be taken
for carrying out certain recommerda-
tions relative to. a general cleanup
of the city, with a view of improving
health conditions in general.
A grand jury in the Corporation
Court, today indicted Jerry Simms,
colored, for violating the prohibition
law, and later Simms was sentenced
to pay a fine of 800 and serve nine
months in jail. In default of the pay
ment OF the fine. Simms will spend
total Of one year.
Instructions today were received by
The local draft board to send ten
white men to Camp Lee, Va. Thurs
day. Those selected to go. will receive
cards tomorrow. The board also has
been instructed to send twenty-seven
colored men to Camp Lee June q.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth c.
Bowen will take place at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon from the residence
of Mrs. Freeman Hume, Alexandria
county. and services will be conducted
by Rev. John Lee Allison. D. D., pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
The funeral of Luther N. Hender-
son -took-=place today. from st. Mary's
Catholic Church and services We're
conducted by Rev. Louis Smet, and
burial was made In ST. Mary's Gene
terry.
Funeral services for Miss Mary 4.
Taylor were held this afternoon at st.
Paurs P Z. Church, Rev. p. P. Phil
lips. DID. rector. officiating, and
burial was made in st. Pauls Gene
terry.
The Mutual Realty Company has
sold to George w. Rogers, house and
lot 304 South Fairfax street. A deed
of conveyance was recorded today.
An important meeting of st. Mary's
War Saving Society will be held at
IS o'clock Tuesday night in the
Lyceum.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11

really be no need to fix prices. be-
cause there would not be the ten
dency to raise prices If so per cent
OF the profits went to the govern
ment.
Prof. Sprague summed up his sug.
gestions as to heavy taxes on lux
the remark: .-..
'Tt isn't necessary to hit hard every
extravaganza of the individual IL
you hit all Of them hard enough"
Andrew P. Doyle, Of New Bed
ford, Mass, a manufacturer Of bot
tied soda water, asked the commit
tee to be considerate in taxing such
products. He said the sugar short
age last winter had forced the fac
tories to close for four months.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Rudolph stauner. q year.. o. Q. soldieB
Home Hospital.
tsoott A. Grant. 4. s5 A 4. ne.
Louise A. Stafford, q, ll0l Enclid Il. nv.
Mary y. Lanahan. 30. lsW N. Capitol It
Jossph Eyerist. rs. St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Infant Of Francis. p. and Laura Il Phelps
boy. 1 days. Georgetown University Hospital.
OOLORED.
Kate Buckner. 60 yrs. Freedmen's Hospital.
James Henry. .. Providence Hospital.
Robert jackson. %, Fteedmens Hospital
Martha Green. mos, 800 9Th St nv.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
BIRTHS REPORTED.

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Patrick J. and LILLIAN c. walsh, girl.
Boyd O. and CLAUDIA II. Phillips, giri.
Walter II. and Ruth Moore. boy.
Lewis @. and Mildred y. Hodges, erl
stephen .. and Mabei N. Hsaiy, boy.
ysmes q. and Mary J. Hanley. boy.
Russell o. and Clare A. Burton. girl
COLORED.
James and Roberta Wood. prl
Ernest and Catherine Williams, girl.
James A. and Magde Turner. log.
james and Ida Sims. giri.
Gender and Matte Mason. bog.
Swami NJ. and Ruby 'Kendrick. girl
The Washington herald., 1918-06-11
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