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AMERICANS TAKE MILE
WHEN ENEMY ATTACKS
Assaulting Hun Force j. Chased
Behind Own Line and Seven
Guns Are Taken BY tho
Yenks

Dritlsh From la France Aug is-
whcn,tho Germans launched strong
counter attack against The Americans
yesterday in Bray. sur Somme sector,
they not only were completely re-
pulsed. but the Americans went Tor
ward into the lloche lines Tor another
mile and consolidated their positions
Seven enemy guns fell into American
hands. five u them ls0s and three
lo5s The Boohe evidently Thought
he would find weak spot between
the British and Australians by attack
Ing the Apierloans to get possession
again OF this very Important high
ground around Bray ana chipilIy. but
he reckoned wi,hou, bis hosts
This Was one u the few local opera
tions within The last twenty four
hours where there was any severe
fighting. and ia places where the
enemy engaged the British or colon
ials he had the same bad luck such
as he experienced near Proyari. where
he lost several hundred prisoners
They were only attemp's on his part
10 begin the offensive. which bis
wireless propagands IN the las, few
days still asserts he has not lost
There still is pause slong the
whole battle 'front.' and the enemy
showed no sisu. Of usius his hurriedly
brought sp divisions In major opera
tions.
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NO CHANGE MADE IN
DRAFT RULE HERE
Purportcd Interview With Adult.
ant General BY Oklahoma City
Paper Has Caused Much
Comment Over State

The report has eaIned vide ctfcula
iion that drafief married men, with,
out children. ~c.e bclng improperly
placed In rlsss IA. ana stating thai
the wife Of reg ,frsni, without chill
drcn. who Was working Tor salary
does not necessa ,iy place the regis
trant in this class. has caased much
said that unless he rosistrant. who
Il the HUSBAND OF wife who u
working. has means independent OF
his labor out OF which TO support his
wife. he should r'main In deferred
class
The local board here, when asked
concerning this iumor. declared that
Il had received no Instructions from
Adjdtant General Gipson making an,
change IN the procedure /, had been
following in regard TO married res
isiranis without children. and until
such instructions were received. the
rules that bad obtained In che pasi
would govern.
Regarding the reported action u
the adjpiaht gen,tal. AZ a recent con.
ferene. at Washington In refusing 10
put all married men without children
automatically in class A even when
tkeir wives Nefe lhysically aud men
tally able TO earn their 0vn living
the local board arid that no ins,ruc.
lions had been received ~ Il chang
ms the rules nov In force
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vantage points from which be could
see ihe ground srested from the Ger.
risns. From one point he was az
forded a good view Of the difficult
ground taken FROM the enemy b. the
fsci. the Americans we're then belnE
severely counter stiscked b the Ger
nss. bot bloodiiy repuissd the foe
King Georges visit 20 the battle
scene aroused enthusiasm 10 q high
pitch. He receissi memorable re-
ception and has found that the Ameri-
cans give cheers second 20 none m re-
sponsivcness and cordially
fie had an expression ~ undlsgslsed
satisfaction On bis face ~h<n rssiew
Ing the troops shich have stirred
New York many times Tie stopped
and talked With many Of the dough
boys individually. with the conse.
quenee that thee are sew. n sny.
d"pfhboys on thss front sho have not
accumulated an entirely n<u regard
for Crest Bntains 5>nocrstic sos
eselrn-
h.os Praise ~ Asss<es
Wien ne had mr infosmai meet
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STRIKE ENDED: ROME
THROSVERS ARRESTED

Montevideo. Aug 1.-THE general
strike which has been In progress
here FOR several DAYS. ended today
The trsmeay AMI dock workers. how
ever continue 20 strike. Thirteen
Russians. have been implicated In The
Manufacture and throwing Of bombs.
we're arrested today
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below and above the present age
limits OF p to 81. There is literally
no time 20 be io1
The bill which has been introduced
IA congress at the request OF the war
department would fix the new ago
limits al belweea Is and a. years
That Is TO say. II would include In
addition to the men within the pres
eni limits those between - and i5
inclusive ,iourtcen annual classes.)
aud those betgefr n and 20 lnelu-
ssve. three annual classesl
Class One Near Depletion.
These limits we're suggested. to
congress by the var department be-
cause the military man rover pro-
gram Of the United States requires
that the now nearly depleted reservoir
o. class one men shall be replenlshed
by more than 100000 men available
FOR full military service
ON the basis q actuarial figures.
from insurance companies. census
computations and the experience on
this office in the previous reglstra-
ton. Il has been estimated that the
required number OF men FOR class one,
may be had only by including with
ing the draft age limits men between
- and a. and between IS and 20
Trat l. TO say proxlmately i3ooe.-
Geo men must be added 20 the list OF
reglstrants in or-er. with all e1emp-
tlons allowed a. leas, ..000 600 men |
viii remian In class one
Bill Consioered Immediately.
Assurance having been given that \
the legislation wlli receive immediate
upon the assembling OF
the house and Of the senate this Of
flee. IN It's preliminary instructions
sent to draft exc ufiyes. W. the var
io9s states. has proceeded on the as
that the new regulation
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ALLIED ARMIES AGAIN HURLED IN GREAT FORCE AGAINST
C[RMNs mi ROYE REGION; FRENCH ANO BRITISH ADVANCE

Allied pressure been effectively renewed the Ger
line the ~ foNe. the rafdy battle front The
rng'nv deeunedl TO his town huwMk of the
after heiup back from the Amien
Both French the british pushing closer how
making hs prolonged icnan, the paD" doubtful
i.ondo night reported the British line. adv anerd north
al Rove the negh.orhopd Of Dauer, a aries while
today reports forward the ~ the French
aud southwest o Roye front ol a'rui =, mle,
losr fast becoming tho ,rtnDl apex of salient which vii
crushing allied stroke n the franeefsh pressure
can be- effectively maintained ~ u has been recently
Fighting activity Paardy confined e local actions
thaf romh earlier the week
are about he although the artillery both sides
tnues active
On ,hauus. and loss where The Germans
scs-sss.s On r.s. sssi
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LuDENDoRrF PREPARES TO MOVE ARMY

I0ndon Aug y. Thursday TIE NihdauaIs the
past day. believed here.
indicate that tn, ,pieuds ahandog r n l
be doubtful whether he will be- able
- the of
which fifteen from the There only six>rn
fresh divisions the entire front and
Inpprccht 81 bavaria
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GERMAN LOSSES 6 MILLION MEN
HUN MAN-POWER
Is DWINDLING

Ludendorff Preparing to Withdraw Troops and
Abandon Present Flanders-Picardy Offensive;
More Than Million Huns Rendered Hors de
Combat Since Drive Began In March; Every
Enemy Division Trimmed and Many Entirely
Obliterated BY Terrific Allied Onslaught.
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NEW DRAFT RuLikC WILL
RAISE 1900, COO MEN

Washington. Aug ss--Proyost Mar
shal General Gro Sder announced to-
day that plans already have been
made for registering the iS.veo 900 ad-
diiional men whi-h he estimates will
be brought under he selective service
law when congress enacts the pcnd-
ing bin extending the age limits TO in
clude men between as and s5 years.
Prom this number approximately ,.
cso. 900 qualified l1f full military SER
vice arc expectea 10 be obtained.
So urgent is the need for additional
man power. General crowder said.
that the draft machinery Is being pat
irto shape Tor tie great task ahead
without waiting Tor final action by
congress Men OF the new draft all
be needed by Oci ,ber l. and in order
20 get them registration day viii have
70 be held not later than September
Is and is possible September 5. will
be fixed a. the csy
Thirteen Million 10 Register.
when the 1880 0oo men are en-
rolled nearly a5ooo.0o0 will have been
registered since the United States
entered N war Thre we're som lp.-
100000 nrolied on The first registra
,ion day. June s. .sl7. another 600 600
last June s.. sne several hundred
thousand more are expected TO be en-
rolled August -
Preliminary steps have been taken
by the provost marshal general" laid I
General Crowder's statement to pro l
vide for the registration of those men
Who viii b affected by the act which /
congress Is expected shortly TO pass
e,tendlng>se age limits Of The seiec-
tive draft
Must Do Work Promptly.
State hesdQgar frs local boards and
other officials IN the various states
have been advised to hold themselves
in readiness 10 proceed promptly with
their work as soon as congress has
acted. and the president by proclaim
alton. has fixed tss date for regisirs-
ton.
-Untl the legislation Il actually
rsssed, il cannot u stated with exact
ness. Of course. what the nes age
limits ~.ll be Dat because OF the
ursencv Of the situation. (, l. essential
that a. much Of ;se preparatory work
.. possible be done al this time IN
order that the administration may
prornyriy avail iiself Of the ney Law
To that end. nov a. in the psst. the
uinos. reliance i placed Oh the Am
ericsn people 70 ssPply the necessary
&C operation snd team work
ssvst,or 10 Urgent
The situation = urgent because -
October !. class one. undersfhe age
limits Of the original act wiH have
been entirely exhausted Unless
there is 70 be . very serious inter
ruytion In the How Of America
s-oops to the czmps and thence across
the seas to Frszce. class ore mus
be rep,eussked ., the earliest posi-
bic moment BY available men both
"
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FRENCH TROOPS ADVANCE AGAIN

Paris Aug 10 The French troops have made impoftan
advance front Of two and half miles Of Roye accord
ing to the war office statement today
The French the OF ver les Roye abou
two and one half miles Of Roy ST Aurn and Ancour
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BRITISH ADVANCE NEAR ALBERT

London Aug 10 South Of Albert me British have advan
their line slightly the region northeast Of Morlancour
official statement from Field Marshal Hag.
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ENEMY EvACUArE VILLAGES

London Thursday Aug 10 Further slight Withdrawals
from the Ls salient London today The
has evacuated the village Of vcux Berqun OF Mer and
has retired between and miles miles
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BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Paris Aug 10 The total Of German losses the beginning
the war to the end of July 1918 understood be million
according TO the morning newspapers
The figures include 900 killed TO the beginning Of the
German offensive last March From March ~ June H. tho
Germans said to have Lost i2c killed alone
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sssss'on 10 Urgent
&.llI'lll1ER|

Se~ Orleans. Aas is-Tonigbt and
Saturday fair
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Revival Meeting at Leigh street.

great meeting is In progress in
the Leigh Street Baptist Church. Rev
j. j. Wicker, u. d, has assisting him
Rev. q. w Swopr. of South Carolina
who was with this church about n
year ago. and there were nearly 200
additions. notwithstanding the in
clement weather, the congregations
during the past week have filled the
house. and much interest has been
manifested in this preparatory season.
A large chorus choir of fifty voices
under the direction OF W. G. Norman.
leads the singing. and special selections
arc rendered at every service.
Baptists regard DR. Swopc "a Won
derful revivalist. People OF all denom-
inations are attending the meetings
and during the coming week il is con-
fdenily thought that the church will
be packed at every service
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THE. CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
we constantly think OF ourselves an,

we constantly think OF ourselves and
our wants?
Third. Think of the influence of n
true. earnest Christian life. When our
enemies plot against us. when we are
alone with our high ideals and even
our close friends do not understand.
when heavy burdens OF which we can
not speak press upon us and threaten
10 crush us. when cannot see our
way and have to wait patiently till
the light appears to guide us--thcn the
fact that Christ is our all in all and
that we love and trust Him and seek
TO do His will in all things will be our
comfort. our support, our assurance. go
that nothing else matters much. Yes.
and the influence tells upon others. AS
Darius was converted and inspired 10
give a glorious hymn of praise to God
because of Daniels fidelity, so our faith
will finally bring the careless and in
different to a knowledge of God and
lead them to confess Christ as the only
King Of Men.
All. Lord God, / need the courage
which Thou alone canSt inspire. Still IL
costs something to be "a Christian and
the old road 10 Paradise is not easy
Come and make me brave to serve and
TO endure. Whether Thou stop the
mouths Of the lions or not, let me know
that Thou art near and that Thy love
can never fail. For Christs sake
Amen.
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EPISCOPAL.

Church of the Holy Comforter
Morning prayer and sermon at IL
O'Clock. Evening prayer and sermon at
o'clock. Both services conducted by
the rector. Rev. W. Z. Cox.
Holy Trinit! Church--Holy Com
munion at o'clock. Morning prayer
and sermon by the rector, Rev. j. j.
Gravatt, at IL o'clock. Union service
at night at Grace Covenant, at which
Rev. J. J. Gravatt will also preach.
Monumental-Rcv. James w Morris.
ID. H., the rector, will preach at Il
o'clock and again at o'clock.
Grace-Holy Communion at S o'clock
Regular services a IL o'clock and at
s. Union services Tuesday during Lent
at o'clock. Rev. ". II. Durkhardt,
the rector, will preach.
All SnInts-Usual services at II
o'clock and at ) with Holy Commun-
ion at o'clock. Rev. j. Y. Downma n.
the rector, will preach at the morning
and evening services
Church OF the Ascension-Holy Com
munion at s o'clock. Morning prayer,
Sacrament OF Baptism and sermon at
II o'clock. Evening prayer and SER
mon at o'clock. The rector. Rev.
Philip y. Arthur. will preach ut both
regular services to-day.
NJ. Paufs-"The Power of Leader
ship will be the subject OF the morn
ing subject by the rector, Rev. Wal
ter Russell Bowie. -. D., and in the
evening there will be confirmation with
sermon 10y the bishop.
81. Observation-Disclosures Off the
Holy Communion at 7:30 o'clock.
Morning prayer, Sacrament Of Baptism
ana sermon at II o'clock. Evening
prayer and sermon at o'clock. Con-
hrmation class will meet in the chapel
at o'clock In the afternoon. All ser
vices conducted by the Rev J. Francis
Ribhlc.
st. Jnmes-Morning prayer and SER
mon at IL O'Clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at Sis. The Bishop OF Vir-
gina VIII preach at the morning SER
wee and administer the rite of con-
hrmation. The rector, Rev. G.. Free
land Peter. ID. D., will preach at the
evening service.
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BALTIMORE RECTOR TO SPEAK
AT MIDDAY LENTEN SERVICES
Meetings In Sc. Pnul's VIII CIosc This
Week. with Rev. A. II. kinsolvlnE,
ID. d., Making Daily Talks.

The speaker this week at the mid
day Lcnten services for men held
daily from to 1880 o'clock in ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church. under the
auspices OF the Brotherhood OF ST.
Andrew of this city. Will be Rev.
Arthur II. KinsolvinG, ID. u. rector OF
Old st. Paurs Church In Baltimore.
DR.. Kinsolving, who is Virginian
BY birth. and who married Miss Sallie
Bruce. one OF Richmond's noted beau
ties. comes of n family OF noted divines
of the Episcopal Church. His father.
Rev. ovid y. kinsolving, was for many
years the grector OF the Episcopal
Church ut Halifax Courthouse. One
brother. Rev. George Herbert Kin
solving. is the bishop OF Texas.
Another brother, the Rt. Rev. Lucien
Lee Kinsolving. is the bishop OF South
>rn Brazil, and third and younger
brother. the Rev. Wythe l.. kinsolving.
has been in France as expcditionary
secretary of the Y. NJ. G. a.
DR.. kinSolving is a speaker OF great
force. and it is expected that large
congregations Will hear him this week.
which will be tho last week of this
series of services.
AS DIR. kinsolvinG will not reach
Richmond in time to speak at the SER
vice on Monday the speaker on that
day will be the Rev. w. IL Burkhardt.
rector of Grace Church. this city. and
Or. kinsolvinS will speak on Tuesday
and for the remainder OF the week.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
Ml:'fIlODIST.

Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev. w.
6. Boggs, will preach at both SER
vices to-day.
st. Jnmea--Thc pastor. Rev. W. r. A
Haynes, will speak at both services
to-day. personal Evangelism" Will
be the morning subject, and "A Wo-
mans Sacrifice" tina, of the evening
sermon.
Park i'Iace-The pastor. Rev. w. T.
Thompson. u. b.. viii preach at IL
o'clock Union services at o'clock
at Grace Covenant Church, when Dr.
Caldwell Will preach.
Trinlty-Rev B. T Gambler, the
pastor. viii preach at both the regular
services to-day. Epworth League at
7:l5 o'clock.
Clay Street.-The pastor. Rev. G. II.
Ncwbury, Will preach at both morning
and evening services. The Divine
Method OF Deliverance" will be the
subject OF the morning sermon. and
The Holy Catholic Church" of the
evening sermon.
Monum-nt-"Great Truths That
Abide in Spite Of War will he the
subject OF the morning sermon by the
pastor. Rev. O.. II. Lambeth. In the
evening this congregation will worship
with that OF Hanover Avenue Chris
tian Church.
and at by the pastor, Rev. Fred L.
chenaul;. The Lion in the Way" and
The Greatest Battle OF the War" Will
be the subjects Of to-days sermons.
Grnrc-Prcaching AT II o'clock ana
a; b. the pastor. Rev. j. @. unruh.
CcntcnRry-Prea ching this morning
BY the pastor, Rev. Thomas A. Smoot.
l.. Il. This congregation will worship
in the evening at the Second Prcsby-
terian Church. when Rev. II. -. G.
Machlachlan. II. -. Will preach.
Decatur Street-"Sunday Froiics,
Shall We Listen Ia the Voice OF Cod
or Man. Will be the subject Of Rev.
Samuel l. Dumvilie's sermon at this
church this morning. Rev. Graham H
Lambeth VIII preach At s o'clock.
Barton HeiEht.-The pastor will
preach a, II o'clock. AT S o'clock Rev.
q. =. Craighill. OF the Episcopal Church.
Will preach.
81. Enthusiastically" Will be the
subject OF the morning sermon a, IL
o'clock by the pastor. Rev. T. r.. John
son. n service flag will b" presente ed
TO the church At the Epwolth League
meeting at I O'Clock. AT S o'clock the
pastor VIII preach on The Character
istics of Good Soldier"
Branch MrmOriaI-Rcvival services
Will begin to-day and continue for
two weeks.
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| am Sincere! Stop Ca|ome|!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sckens and you may lose
days work. If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

Livcn up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work Il
pleasure: be vigorous and full OF anbi-
ton. But take no nasty. dangerous
calomel, because 1t makes you sick and
you may lose a days work
Calomcl Is mercury or quick silver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cr;lmp-
ing.
Listen to me! II you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlcst liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. just
take a spoonful OF harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
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BAPTIST.

Nnirnr!-Rcv. l.. c. Quarlcs. of Ar
seh'ina' VIII preach at the IL o'clock
service, and the pastor. Rev. Carter
ashton Jenkens. will preach at night
On me Bible or The Tiines-Dispatch?"
BninbridEe Sircet-Prcaching morning
ana evening BY the pastor. Rev l..
Judson Wesuali. Installation services
TOT the ne" pastor will be held at 3
O'Clock. The Fire That Shall Be Kent
turning and The Faith That Keeps
VIII be the subjects OF the two SER
mons IN this church to-day.
Second-The pastor. Rev. T. Clar-
EFT skinner, -. H., will preach at both
the regular services to-day The Sc
cret OF Tranquility" will be the subject
oil the morning sermon. and "a Forrni-
daoie Detective" OF the evening ser
mon.
Grove Avenuc-preach ching at II
o'clock and at by the pastor. Rev.
w. {. James. d. d.
Grnre street-Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor. Rev Finley
r. Gibson. y. ID. The Meaning and
Mission OF Prayer" will be the sub
ject OF the morning sermon. and Rec
onci!iation" OF the evening sermon.
hrondus MISUNDERSTANDING by
the pastor. Rev w. +. Gibson. at II
o'clock and at S. .Denominational In
tegritE" will be the subject of the
morning sermon, and "A Gracious In
vitation" OF the evening sermon.
Fir"t-Services at II o'clock and at
3, conducted By Rev. j. T. Watts.
Fulton-Rev. w. Thorburn Clark.
pastor, preaching morning and even
ing. sunday school at $40. w. G..
Nuckois. superintendent: Senior and
Junior Baptist Young Peoples Union
at o'clock.
Burton Heights Sunday morning
AZ ~ o'clock the pastor. Rev. George
j. waite. viii preach. sunday night
the congregation will unite with the
other denominations in "A union service
IN the Methodist Church. Rev. q. Pcy-
ton Cra!ghill, of Epiphany Episcopal
Church. delivering the sermon
Ginter Park-William Hedley. pastor
Morning. The Baptist Achievement:
O'Clock, Why Men Do Not Accept the
Gospel" Sunday evening services here
after at o'clock. instead OF ). sun
day school at $3.50 o'clock.
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dealer sells YOU bottle OF Dodson'a
Liver Tone for few cents under my
personal money-back guarantee that
each spoonful will clean your sluggish
liver better than IL dose of nasty Gallo
mel and that 1t won't make you sick. sS5
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know 1t next morn.
ing because you will wake up feeling
fine, your liver will be working; head.
ache and dizziness Eone; stomach viii
be sweet and bowels regular. Nj
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and can.
not salivate. Give II to your children
Millions of people arc using DodsonsI
Liver Tone instead of dangerous Gallo.
mel now. Your druggist will tell YOU
that tho sale OF calomel is almost
stopped entirely here.-Ady. tsss
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At the Central Y. NJ. G.. A.

Much interest is being taken i'm the
big mems meeting of this afternoon at
the y. NJ. c. A, when Lieutenant l.. ID.
Gibbs. of Dunninshire. England. who
has seen service in Franco with the
Royal Field Artillery and the ROYAL
Flying Corps and Rev. Wythe Leigh
hinsolvmg, who has just returned TO
Richmond from Y. VI. g. a. war SER
vice in France. will tell their stories
concerning Our Brothers Over There :"
luartermaster Dave Z. Sattcrfcld
Sr.. United states Navy. Special Patrol
1919, will speak to the boys at 2:3o
o'clock.