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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SEED PAcKETING.-DE-
partment of Agriculture. Washington. ID. e..
June 1, 19is.-Sealed proposals for furnishing
packets and envelopes and for handling, -
ing packeting. assembling franknS AMI mail
ing seed for the congressional seed disfrihn-
tion for the fiscal year 1919 onr-yrar canr
tract basis. or for the congressional sr.A nus
tributons for the fscal years 1919, 1890. Nj.
1922 and 19o3. a fvc-ycar contract bAs s.
will he received here rBtH pm. IuDr NJ
1918, and then opened. Proposal slia"; ars
specifications furnished application. fn-
vpopes containing proposals should he fn-
dorsed Proposal for Seed Parketing," hnd nd.
dressed to II. A. Reese Chairman. Bnprl cf
Awsrds. Department of agr:ru,,nrv;, w~.i'is-
t...s- =. g. iSa,o,-
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CORNER HOME, VACANT.

Beautiful corner home; 6 large rooms. hath
concrete cellar: furnace heat; electric lights:
very large closets: open fireplace: extra large
screened front porch: concrete walks: sewerage.
utes from Georgetown): vacant: keys at Office,
reduced to So, 400; terms. $500 cash. balapce
easy. This is a real bargain: inspect today;
our sign property. w. O'HARA, Willett
4 Reinecke Co., Exclusive Agents. on the
above. 1909 II n.w. Phone Main 1928.
GROOM HOUSE. PUMP on PORCH. FRUIT,
outbuldings: near electric cars: $4,000. Ad-
dress Box 252-D. Star Office. g.
s-KOOM DWELLING: LARGE GARAGE; 2
il minute. ont; price $500: $3.50 cash. bal.
nnce 10 srit. Address Box SOLD. Star ONCE. 9.
x2.s x2.sO0-sPLENDID GROOM BUNGALOW.
wHtef~in- kitchen; elec. light: large lot: one
fare; easy terms. TAYLOR BROS, 710 l4th
INV. 1Ss
EAST FALLS CHURCH. vA.-sIX- ROOM
house, near station; bath and electric lights:
good garden: vacant July 1; $3.50 cash. Ad-
dress BOX Bed. star oftice. g.
FOR COLORED-AT GLENDALE. D.C-BUY
lots on easy payments. where you can have
car marked District Line" get Of, at 4Sth st.
ne. walk south over Iew graded street int
Glendale" Representative on property every
day and Sunday until pm; IRWIN YIN & SHANK.
ARLINGTON. KA.-7R.: HOT AND COLI
water; elec. lights: fur. heat: lot s2112s; ~
blocks to cars; % min. to 10Th and Pa. ave.
$1,000. Easy terms. Immediate possession
T. b. MUNsON. 1925 N. 7. ave. NV.
IN BROOKLAND IL SQUARES FROM
cars: an exceptionally well built house; 8
rooms; hot-wafer heat and porches; large
not now be duplicated for price. $1,000.
p. ]. wAISHE, INC. 736 18th 1t. NV.
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WANTED-APARTMENTs.

YOUNG married couple, no
children, desire small, fully fur
nished housekeeping apartment
for the summer or longer; pos
session July I or sooner; prefer
location easy access 9th and b
cantonment buildings. Phone
Lincoln 4o6,.
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SPLENDID EARN.

"A acres Of fertile land and beautiful
nine room house: bath; two stairways: double
floors; large attic: cellar: furnace heat:
porches; heavy stone foundation; gasoline en-
Kine; 4 wells; tenant house, rooms; large
barn. holds ID head Of stock: several outbuild-
inRs: s. large trees lining driveway: corner
property. fronting two auto roads. at Baileys
Crossroads, Va. & miles TO White House).
Price. s1c 75O. Terms. s2.5O0 cash. balance can
arrange. Vacant. Keys. photos and all infor
nation at Office
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A RARE CHANCE TO BUY TWO IDEAL
country homes, close together, for several
friends. Monte VISTA" the beautiful little
home adjoining Buck Lodge described below,
contains Z. acres under cultivation, nne gar
den. plenty of berry fruits, apples. peaches,
cherries; new frame house, seven rooms, 'front.'
back porch. nice. shady lawn; fine Guernsey
COW, 40 hens and many chicks. Possession At
once to close estate ofJames Williams, de-
ceased. Also, my country home, Buck Lodge,
1 mile east of Round Hill, Va. on pike; beau
tifully located, shady lawn. mountain view.
cherry. peach, apple. pear trees, strawberries.
raspberries etc; old rich garden. completely
set and under irrigation; purest water, wells
electric pump; lot acres; 9-room frame
house and bathroom; ami; porches; near
thriving villages, with laundry. ice, mail.
telephone and telegraph service; good auto
road to Washington. For terms and informa-
ton on either property apply
DIR. D. e. BUCKINGHAM,
Phone n. 1908. 2l15 14th ut. NV.
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Corners Rooms on ? Floors.

Beautiful hone; 1051l35: 8 large rooms and
bath - bedrooms). large attic, pantry. kitcher.
gas range. porcelain sink. rec. hall. linen
closet, hot-water heat. concrete cellar thouse
double floors and kidngD: splendid slate roof.
concrete walks and California Esivet hedge all
around: fruit trees. grapes. roses. etc: chick
en- honse; porch 3 sides. over 90 feet long: also
back porch: entire house newly papered this
past week; located 1 minute walk OF vinson
At. station. Clarendon or minutes to 18th and
Pa ave. on clcc. cars,: our sign on property; !;
you can inspect any time: possession 3 days:
death In family reason for selling below cost:
sacrificing IS $50: terms. $500 or more cash.
balance S45 per month. Picture and all in
forms ton.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR eALE-ContinueA.
10 ACRES AND ( ROOMS.

Nice 6ve-room home two bedrooms; large
front porch. side porch. fruit and storage
room; meat house: carriage and wagon shed:
corn house: barn with four stalls: two chicken
houses: other small houses: ten acres. all
fenced and cleared: abundance Of Strawberries:
over 100 large, assorted. bearing fruit trees:
flowers: large shade trees; property located
half mile west Of Bancroft station. on main
road. tMrs. Burke's piacel; six miles TO
Washington. You can inspect any time. First
time ever offered for sale. Price, s. 700: terms.
$500 cash., balance SIS per month. includes
every thing; possession given at once.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.

MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
FOR RENT-BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, on
state I'd. nicely FIR. cottage; bedrooms
bath. parlor. dining room. sleeping porch elec.
light; h.w.h. and ami. For season ending
October /. $4as. Apply
CHAS. s. GARDNER.
Blue Ridge Summit. Nd.
WANTED-A COUPLE TO OCCUPY PART
Of a mountain bungalow, vita owners, for the
summer; particulars on request. Address Box
1S2-E, Star offce.
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FOR RENr-coUNTRY PLACE.
College Psrk. Nd. very near
Maryland Agricultural College.
Large, comfortable, frame. slate
roof dwelling; fine order; large
porch; good-sized rooms and
bath: open 6replaces. Large
attic; sleeping porch, 7x10. Rent,
per month, $47.50.
LEE D. LATIMER COMPANY,
1894 New York ave. Phone Franklin 6106
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NEAR ). CAP AND sTS.-s-sTORY BRICK.
Is, 900 feet floor space; ground, 10000 feet;
81, 600: 81 900 cash. balance $50 month. W.
r. NASH. 122 NJ st.
FOR SALE-U ST. NEAR Nth NV: 39.s
by 1f5 1t. to nlley; good fof shop or ware
house.
CHAs. W. STEERS. 1920 y. Y. ave. NV.
STORE AND DWELLING. LARGE LOT, go
Peuna. ave. s.e. Call at 217 East Capitol ST..
after pm.
FOR RENT.
CAFE IN APT. HOUSE: ESTABLISHED
tradc: present cook Will rc:na'n-
CO, .-,-N.,..-I.soN, - t-.i st. 80
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BEAUTiFUL COUNTRY home = TNsUR-
passed view; Q rooms; all modern cosveniences;
Z acres; growing NV. section; 30 minutes to
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SACRIFICE
SUBURBAN LOTS-$200.
Address. BOX 319-D, Star ONCE. o.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S-ROOM AND RECEP-
ton hsu house (new). been occupied about one
month"; owner transferred from the city and
must make an immediate sale: lot 60 feet
front; high elevation; some trees and all
WILLIAM Il. RITCHIE,
Phone franklin 5728. 40 Colorado Bldg.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE; Q LARGE
beautiful valleys and park: only 10 minutes
drive from Treasury. See JNO. WESCOTT or
Mr. TAGGART. 1920 N. Y. ave.
MOST MODERN AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK
colonial home, with garage and other improve
ments, on the best site near Washington. over
looking the Potomac. Located on the Military
auto road fifteen minutes from the Treasury
and a short walk from the trolley cars (tep-
minute SCHEDULED. The above, with ten to nifty
acres Of land. can be purchased for much less
than its real value on account Of q quick sale
Apply N. L. HoRNER. Phone Main 7o22. or
Alex. 2e9 or 731. for direct Information.
FOR sALE-iO-ROOM HOUSE: A.M.C.; ONE
acre: Livingston Heights 81. 500: nice fruit
and high elevation and property on car line.
Building sites and houses for sale at Claren-
don and Cherrydale. GEO. H. RUCKER & CO..
Alexandria County c. H.. Clarendon. We.
80 ACRES OF LAND JUST i5 MINUTES.
south Of the White House; approach through
government parking practically Al the way;
house. other ontbuildinss: Acreage in this
entire tract can be closed out for So2. 500.
D. b. TAGGART. 1920 New York ave.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. vA.-NEw.
modern nine-room chalet, completely furnished.
beautiful fve-acre park: stable: garage. Rent.
$3.50 season. Box 115. A1lenhurst. n. j.
FOR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE BROOM
house and about l acre Of land: pump at
door: large porches. fruit. etc.: fronting on
the beautiful West river at Galloways, Nd.
daily mail boats. etc. For particulars ad-
dress W. T. OwISGs. Relay. Nd.
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FOR SALE-Just Completed
.Fiye-Room BUNGALOW.

New. built Of tapestry brick bath; pantry:
large porches and garden: hot.wster heat: gas:
convenience; In delightful northwsSt suburb;
one square from cars; 20 min. to Treasury.
Price. 81. 600. Terms.
c. c. LACEY. FoxalI Heights. D. G.
West 1894.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED. FROM July 1
to September Is. six-room house. near LIN
coin Park: completely furnished: rent reason
able. Address Box 124-E. Star Office. %
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; UNTIL SEPTEM-
Der 1st. completely furnished. 8 rooms and
bath. to responsible party small room re-
tanned. Call Columbia 1914. %
Il ROOMS, BATH; NEWLY PAINTED AND
papered: downtown location: h.-w.h.. gas and
electricity running water on all floors. large
yard, sleeping porch. brick garage. room for
two cars: price, 5000 per month. with yearly
lease; children: desire to rent at once as
owner has Joined the Army. Phone North SIS.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT: PLAYER
piano: phone: 500 per mouth; Mt. Pleasant
section; by appointment. Phone Lincoln
461-J.
NINE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE: MODERN
Improvements large lawn: shade; eO-ft. porch
fruit. garden and garage Phcne Rosslyn 2G3-T
MODERN HOME. MT PLEASANT SECTION.
near park rooms. . baths: ami. for sum
mar. Phone Col 41s7.
7I3 SHEPHERD ST. Nw.-ENTIRE 7-ROON
house. furnished. Inquire NJ 1870. Immedi-
ate possession.
col. 2H74-J-STX ROOMS AND BATH :
three porchcs: AMI: northwest section; half
block from 14th ST. ear line June 10 to Sep
teInber l: 500 per month.
1919 14th ST. NV: SIN ROOMS AND
bath "Ncclienfly furnished; TO October 15
Phone North aG3I after T. o"
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

BUSINESS OPpoRTUNIrY-suITAB FOR
lunchroom, public garage and service station
laundry; near large government buildings;
less than 100 feet from Pa. ave. NV: house
of IA rooms, store room. good two-story brick
building in rear; over 5000 50. feet of ground; !;
10 feet frontage 30-foot alley; over 80
feet frontage on a numbered ST.: price, SIG, 900.
THOS. L. FARRELL,
NJ 1855. ss7 Woodward bldg
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SUBURBAN BOAED.

INGLESIDE HOTEL.
Rockville pike. now open under new
fnsnsge ement. Fine table Beautiful
lawn Large porclas. Tennis and cro-
Quct. Electricity ssnd modern plumb
ing. isockviile cars pass the door.
Telephone K.nsngtou a.-F-Ia.
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BEAUTIFUL 30.ACRE FARM. Is MILES
from Washington: on electric and macadi.
mised road: new Groom house and bath; hot
water heat. Easlight: garages: barn. siio;
poultry houses: laundry house: everything up-
to-date; the improvements could not be dupli-
Gated for the price OF the farm; price, SIS. 600:
a real home: come and see. Apply or address
c. z. MILLER, 0akton, Va.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

1 uNFURNIsHED ROOMS. SMALL HOUSE.
nat or apt, preferably with bath. by small
adult family; any location considered: ., rent
lars. Address Box 17H-E. star once. IL
WANTED TO RENT, 4 GROOM HOUSE. AT
! once: nnfurnished; city or suburbs. c. b.
MILBCRN. 625 Q ST. NV. u.
WANTED-BY SECRETARY TO GOVERN
apartment: unfurnished: permanent: refer
ences. Address BOX zoe. Star office.
sIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE: UNfUk-
nshsd: no children all modern imgTSy.meH,s: S s,s
privilege of buying. Address Box sos-p' 3. Ssaf
HOUSE OR APARTMENT FOR TWO PER
sons; full particulars desired. Address Fox
So E. Star office. 10.
WANTED-HOCSES
TO RENT
ALL SECTIONS
rrENIsHED on uNFIkNIsHED.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD (Inc).
s17 18th ST. NV. ~
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. UNFUKNIsHED; No
children. Address Rox SAD. Star of1ce. 10.
CONGRESSMAN WANTS FURNISHED HOUSE
of rooms. in desirable part OF northwest
from September 1st. Address Box 253-D, Star
PERMANH.Vr GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE DE.
sires or 7-rooIn modern house or apar,ment nj
by July 1: will lease. ADDRESS Box :1o.p' g.
SMALL. HOUSE or PART OF HOUSE. FUR
nishcd unfurnished: would consider buy
ing the furniture If desired. Address Box
209-D. Star office.
v III PAY REASONABLE RENT FOR THE
summer for furnished house, about six rooms.
located in or near Washington famI! OF 1our;
best Of care and attention. Address Box 2SI ID,
Star office. y
WANTkD-FURNISHED HOUSE OR APART
ment. about rooms in good location. Ad-
dress Box 303-D. Star office. v.
WANTED-TNFUENISH MODERN FIVE
or six room apartment. house or bungalow.
Write particulars to Room %, Bancroft Hotel;
nInne III 4SQn.
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oUT.0F.T0WN REAL ESTATE.

0UT.OF-T0WN REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-SAvE WASHINGTON HOUSE
expenses: buy q house in Baltimore: owner
leaving for Canada. must sell well built. pretty
Groom modern brick. with good cellars: electric
and gas lgbf; grounds $50 It. deep: convenient
-cars TO all parts. Price. s.. 200 to quick buyer.
Apply 1924 Walbroek ave-. Baltimore. 10s
rent, furnished, July and August: twenty five
minutes. train or trolley. to center Of city.
Address Box 1a2-D, Star Office.
PHII.ADELPHIA SUBURBAN HOUSE; MOD
ern; nine rooms; ample grounds: IS minutes by
II ain or trolley to center of city: want to ex-
change lease for Washington house. Box
1a3- ID, Star office
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.

FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM. SECOND FLOOR: !:
over 600 square fee; of floor space: entire front
glass giving fine light; concrete building: cleo
tric power outlets. gas outlets, electric lighting
outlets telephone outlet: sprinkler system; heat
furnished: especially good location for light
manufacturing business: will lease for term
of years at S4J per month.
FRANC. +. SHERRY. 100 18th st. NV.
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FACTORY PROPERTY.
WAREHOUSE

FACTORY BUILDING
For sale or rent-about 10000 50. TT:
used until recently as factory: equipped
with automatic fire and, sprinkler sys-
tens and elevator: located in Brooklyn. y.
7. Convenient tn rwy. freight terminal and
water front. For particulars address b. h.
$40 Broad ST., Newark. y. J.
Evening star., 1918-06-09

RANCH-CHoICE STOCK AND ALFALFA:
grain. vegetables, fowls and bees thrive: ex
ccllent water; mild climate: stock unhoused:
$50 acres: 6ha miles from railroad town: good
schools: improved portland cement house; ga
rage: rich grazing land: fenced and crossed
fenced: telephone service: fine neighbors: rural
mail service; 60 acres of fine alfalfa; cuts s
and crops a season: potash in soil; SIS per
acre TO cash purchaser: Write owner. visiting
at 12f D st. NV. +. u. BARR. -
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to 200 acres for sale or exchange.
McIACHLEE BANKING CORPORATION.
n. 4s2. tReal Estate Dept.) 10th and NV.
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SHORE PROPERTY.
WINTER HARBOR. Maine

MOOsEHEAD LAKE, KINEO. ME.
MT. kineo House and Cottages.
Cottages Available for the Season. June to
September. Full Hotel Service.
For particulars apply
KICKER HOTEL CO.,
11S0 Broadway. New York.
Evening star., 1918-06-09

POt SEt,Et.ilSI roor!s small hcEse in
suhliTha .f Washington Maryland convent
ent &c Z. : %. raii-oad ana Washington clec-
tr:C. l.nrS Nsll.rrSs Et,T nn-E Star nficA
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l5O-Acre Farm-Crops. $500
Borders River and Private Lake

FARM % ACRES, 15 WOODLAND. Il UN-
der cultivation: 5-room house: stable: chicken
house: all kinds Of fruit: miles from trolley
line; miles from steam cars. W. {. FER
GUSON. Fairfax &. H.. VA. i. +. j. 3.
Evening star., 1918-06-09

TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES ON WATERS
edge, Blackstone Island, lower Potomac; 9
and 7 rooms; shady lawns artesan water: fine
bathing and sea food. A delightful, healthful
spot, g. miles by motor bus line; So, 500 each.
Will rent for season at $40 per month each.
Apply between and L.. DIR. RAUTERBERG,
the Farragut. phone Falls Church 32-M.
4 FOR sALE-8- ROOM HOUSE, s-RoOM HOUSE:
acres; on waters Of Herring bay miles
from Chesapeake Beach: good grabbing, fishing
bathing. o. B. HOPKINS. Deale, Nd. 14'
At SIASCONSET, MASS.
On Nantucket Island, furnished cottages. for
rent for season. Mrs. c. NJ. HOLDINGS
WORTH. 1912 Monroe st. NV. Telephone
Col. 395s-J. IL
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
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BY college woiaan. near 1890 Ewing NV
Cool. soIti,ern exposure: strictly ciaan and
exchanged! possession J.,y Ii. Address r. NJ,
1891 Ir,ir.
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MARRIED. re=pIa desire Two l. II X. roons. f's-
pisb.d s.: month: r~ill he perHanent NV.
srcrivi preferred. Address Box 123-E. S:ar
offirsA
Evening star., 1918-06-09

TWO nnfur;iiShed rooms -or one with kitchen
ette: LII L. two adclts: best of reft rances
Address Rex lobe. Star Office.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
FAIL TO CAPTURE RIDGES

because Of this situation that attacks made
last Friday by the Geremans Four fresh divisions brought
for this operation and huge number Of guns brought
into play especially the back Considerable quaint
ties of gas also thrown into the vicinity of Fonquevers
indicating that the Germans did not intend to try to advance
to great DEPTH since this gas hangs about for long time
The enemy simply trying to get hold the domnat
ing ridges They failed advance at most points about the
salient and even lost considerable stretch of ground
ter attack by the British between Hebuerne and Rossgno
wood where the British pushed forward 500 yards At
Bucquoy the Germans had and got footing
Places but their attack whole failure The
enemy casualties very heavy because of the dominating
positions held by British machine gunners and rfemen.
WOOD FILLED WITH SLAIN
Rossgno wood found filled with German dead and the
low lying ground in front of the ridges told awful story
seemed certain that the Germans will try again capture the
heights, for they cannot sit where they
The British counter attacks at Aveuly south
nil yesterday entire and the positions were
reaken The who went through this fight declare the
Germans lost three killed to British was des
perate fight The British stormed the wood after battling for
ward with machine guns and rifles and then continued the
battle with hand grenade and bombs The Germans chung des
peratey to their positions but gradually forced TO fall
back, leaving many dead
Prisoners captured by the British when Ayette was taken
Wednesday the casualties among the German officers and
officers have been very heavy the be-
ginning of the offensive
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
STOCK MARKET

New York, April s.-opening.-
Stocks failed at the outset of todays
trading to maintain their gains Of last
Saturday, railroads and dnldustrials
foufedting large fractions. Among
specialties like Sumatra Tobacco and
minor metals recesdons were extern
sive, National Lead losing ID points.
Dealings were moderate, probably as
result Of the financial community
interest in the Liberty loan drive.
Outstanding Liberty bonds reacted
slightly.
Noon.-The moderate setback of the
first half hour was largely overcome
later, trading increasing slightly on
the rally. Railroads continued dull
but moved forward with steels and
other equipment. Coppers as a group
made the best showing and shipping
retrieved virtually all the losses. IN
dication of a resumption Of pool ac-
tivity was seen in the prominence Of
low priced spectalties, notably Distl-
lers, Enamelling, American Car and
American Ice at variable advances.
Liberty 8 LIS sold at $3.50 to $3.50, the
first As at 1924 to 1928, and the second
As at 1922 to $3.50.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
WEXLER And HIS
ALLEGED PARTNER
IN FRAUD HELD

Stamford, April 8-Charged with
conspiracy in connection with the
making of a fraudulent will, Charles
n. Wexler, debarred from practice as
lawyer last week, and Richard H.
G.. Cunningham of this city were be-
fore Judge Young in the city court
today. Both entered pleas of not
guilty and wexler was bound over to
the superior court, and Cunningham
was held for a hearing week hence.
Each furnished a bond of $4,000.
Wexler waived the lower court hear
ing.
The will which figures in the case
purported to be that of Henry W.
Ranger and was written in favor of
Edith S. Ranger, a sister. The sur
fogate court in New York threw out
the will The testators estate, valued
at a quarter of million dollars, was
left to the National Academy of De.
sign.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
ASKS STATE TO
FURNISH 48O
WAR MECHANICS
Continued from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
quotas, If incomplete, must be filed
by draft.
One hundred thirty of the men
raised under call No. 125 will go to
the Parker Memorial school, Boston,
April 15. and 100 will go to the same
place on May 1. Under this call quotas
have been assigned to local boards as
follows:
Board No. 1, April Is, 8; May 1, s.;
No. 2, April Is. 8; May 1, Z; No. 8,
April Z; May /, 5; No. 4, April Is, S.
May 1, s. No. 8, April Is 6; May 1, s.;
No. 6, April 15, 4; May l, 8; No Z,
April Is, 5; May 1, 3; No. 8, April
Is, May I, 8; No. 9, April 8, 5, May
1, s.; No. 10, April Is, 5, May 1 a;
No. IL, April Is, 5, May 1, 4; No.
IL, April Is, 5, May 1, 8; No. IS,
April Is, Z, May 1, Z; No. IA, April
Is, 5, May 1, 8; No. is, April Is, 4,
May 1, 8; No. 16, April Is, 4, May
1, 2; No. II, April Is, 4, May 1, 8;
No. IS, April Is, 6, May 1, s. No. 10,
April Is, 8, May l, 2; No. 20, April
Is 4, May 1, 8; No. 81, April Is, 4,
May 1, q; No. %, April 10, 8; May 1,
2; No. %, April Is, 4, May /, 8.
Under call 1872 men will be sent
April Is to the Wentworth institute,
Boston, and the following quotas have
been assigned:
Hartford, local board 1, IA; Mo. 2,
10; Mo. 8. II.
Bridgeport, local board No. 1, u;
No. 2, 9; No. 3, IA; No. 4, IA; No. 5, 10;
| No. 6, IL.
New Eaven, local board NO. 1, 7;
No. 2, IL; No. 3, 12; No. 4, 6; No. s.
10; No. 8, 8.
Waterbury, local board No. /, 10;
No. 2, 10; No. 8, 20.
| New Britain, local board No. i, IL;
No q 10
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
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McNAMARA-There will be an ami
Versary requiem mass at st. Angus
tines church, Wednesday morning,
April 10, at 7 o'clock for the repose
of the soul of Gertrude Mcnamara.
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STOKES-An anniversary. mass for
the reporse of the soul of the late
Walter J. Stokes will be held We'd
nesday morning, April 10, at 8:15,
st. Augustines church. US b.
ABERCROAIBIE- West Haven,
Saturday, April 6, 1918, Mary A.
Lynch, beloved wife of Howard B.
Abercrombie.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, No.
81 Campbell avenue, on Tuesday
morning at S:45. and from st. Law
renee church, where a solemn high
mass of requiem will be offered for
the happy repose of her soul at 9:15
Burial in st. MichaePs cemetery,
Bridgeport, about IL o'clock. Auto
mobile cortege. a*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-08
REPEAT TRENCH
BATTLE TONIGHT
NEAR CITY HALL

The trench show and vaudeville en-
tertainment arranged Saturday even
ing by the Bridgeport committee on
war Savings was the biggest affair
ever staged in this city for war pur-
poses, Members of the Home Guard
companies carried out their part of
the program in a faultless manner
and with skill of warriors who had
seen months OF the actual work,
Prominent speakers gave inspiring
patriotic addresses on war and thrift
saving movement