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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve furlOngs: Nan 6nohr.
boo g. Byrnel 3 to :. even, l to J. von +;
Elected. lO9 wv. Kelsey to 10. to I. out.
eecond: Frank shannon liz "a. COllinSl to
to 5. l to 5. third. Time l02- Mine
swssper. Misanthrope also Rn.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-haH nu-
|0ozs: Manganese. liz (s. Byrne) to .. even.
to Z won; Dr: Campbell. liz u: EnsoEl
to . even. l to :. second; Ftlicidad. III
IT, Ro6insonl to ]. 5 to ?. 6 to :. third
rine l06. MelioTa. Preston Lynn. Babette.
fBmlngame. Casaba. Quilian, Bennie's Sister
klso un.
THIRD RACE-six furlougs: The Portu-
kuese. lis &C. Watsoul % to l, u to ]. 10 /.
|run; Common Law. 10 &C. Byrnel TO l.
kven, to 9, second; DSbadon. lis u. NOtterI
to :. even. TO 5 third Time l Il 4-5. TIN.
golzNn. Magnetite. Camba. Mackenzie. Sierro.
Postage Stamp, Logieai, Prince BoTneo, Rio,
fiank Waters. Dick Miller also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye and one-hah furlUngs:
bon; Conmhine. l0 (Ensorl, to !, TO /,
ven. secund; Gloomy Gus. Il0 a. CoIinsD
0 TO I. } to !. Q TO 5. third Tine % Is
Top o. me Morning. Spark, Slippery Elm,
visa Man. Whimsy. Ina Frank and Diaracnd
Roek also an-
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards:
beTish. 100 IA Taplinl to !. = to l. even,
On; Steilarina, lo5 Ensorl 70 to I. 4 to l,
to I. secuod; Say. is IL Robins1n) } to /.
to 5. I to 2. third. Time la Waterproof
mpression. Saadi. Matin. Lord NtIneIbsrt
nd TfeadliEhtb II also nm.
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furlongs: The Wan
ser, IL F Robinson) 8 to 5. to 5. out,
IN; Duntoyne, lG ID. stsrlingl to ?, 2 to s.
it. second; Aunt Dinah. lOe (Buxtonl . to ?,
n 5. . to s third Time lolS Green
hint, Deftfielder Dinsdo also an.
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dllRPaS CTON
aA4Ia1deno

stores. Both are poison. so keep
away from children. chickens and
animalA
Spray leaves well, on both sides.
and spray two or three times a.
potatoes grow.
Then pick the beetles as they
appear. Along toward evening
youn hnd them on and under
leaves. Knock them into a can.
and break OF leaves Vpon which
you find tiny yellow eggs. Burn
these. One potato bug killed now
saves you the trouble Of poison
ing . thousand larvae later on.
Flea-beetles sometimes attack
potato leaves. filling them with
holes. Bordeaux mixture sprayed
on the leaves win head them on.
while at the same time protecting
the plants from potato blight.
No amount of spraying with
poisonous mixtures viii affect the
tubers In the soil Paris green. II
applied too strong. may burn the
leaves. Mixed with lime II will not
burn. Arsenate OF lead never burns.
Also. IL is cheaper. But by far the
cheapest Is the handpicking method.
(Continued tomorrOwl
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Andrew ]. Lnkei. mo n srest northwest
% years.
Horace L JGhnsOa. Gardsld Ho.pst.i. 50
yearA
Fapeis N. Way. ProVidens Hospital 1sar
Gabriel Hanoastaa. IN Twelfth strset north
NI.S. Z o.son. 90 Morris st.,-t north
sasL o yesn
Thon.s A Mossarty. Casualty H.pit.l .
yeaN
Las. v. Ferguson. 10 TwstsA srss. north
east, q years
InSsps q Jsase and Mar A. Brown. Columbia
Hospitsl. "A hourS
cOLoRED
Nicholas saowdsn. Fseedmen's Hospatal. %
ysarA
nnsnnel BrssAssn. NJ " srs.t northwest.
o yearA
Ruth Kendan. 60 Q ss.,s .outAs.s. .
monthA
Lsthia Douglass Freednsa's Hospitsl. 9
years.
Martha wasAinFton. washington Asylum Hos
pitsl. % years.
Vicssli. wiIsiu.. lso Ds',-.rs .r~Os soatA-
Henry ssocksf. Washington Asylum Hospital.
70 yearA
BESIDE L Push. isa strsst norhvsst. q
ycsrA
Mary Ands.on SIS L str,et northwest. %
years.
Lillian rsOmAA cooksy's court southeast.
month
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOuluine. Ky. Nay r-Entries for satu-
FIRST RAcE-Puss 500; twoyearola
maidsns: four and one-haf farlongs: Brd
Looss. n; Madrss 10; I Win. 10; Bynx. IL;
Bugle Call. III; Sun Myth, liz; Foster Em-
SECOND RACE-Claiming 500; three-yar-
olds and up; six furlougs: Ksman. g; 'Brom
Isddlar. 81; Rifle, loe; Arch Rl0tter. lo2: Ban
Tromp. lU: Diversion, 1es; Kinney, IL
THIRD RACE-Claiming $40; three-year-olds
and up; mile and one-sixtsenth: Andr,y x,
81; Bee Line. S; Ada. g; 'Rhymer. r4;
Athena. le5; High Horse. lo6; Mountain Rose.
King. 10: satety Firxt. 10; .Eddis r. NJ
Also eligible: .insh Geptleman, III; John
Graham. lO6: Beautiful Girl, III; sossius,, liz (;
Imp) sandstone H. 100; Duke II Shelby, llo
FOURTH RACE-Allowarce, 500: twc-yesr-
olds; four and one-baf furlongs: Frog Down,
l0; Henry Roberts. lO7: Docod, lO7 Mack
Garner. liz; Napan, is.
d:csp; fouryear-olds and up; nile and one
sixteenth: Brownie Mcdowell. %; RmhAsh.
S.; Hollngq, %; Bribed Voter, 10; Janss r
CLARK. 100; Diamond, 100; Beaver XIII, 10
CImp) Royal II. los: Fruit Cake. 10; Op-
portunity, liz; b Guy Fortune. Ia; Hollistfr
III; Midway. lla.
Sixth RACE-Pus. uuo: Gsnsrai Hale
fspping. Es; Beliese Ne BosS no; ]. J.
Murdock. lis; Prince II Conf. Il: soliy, l8.
SEVENTH RACE-Claimins. 800; three
year-olds and up; mile and one-ighth: Mis-
tres Polly, -; Pit, los: 'Olga Star, l7
BryR Linah. N7; Harvest King. lOe; Merchant
l0s
sprsckies- McCroan entry; Middleton and
Joaes entry; LiTinsztoa entry: d MeComber
entry: apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear: fast
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IMPORT wheat Use
To Be CONTROLLED
War Trade Board Makes New York
Food Office Agent.

The disposal of all wheat and wheat
-four imported into the United States
will be controlled by the Food Ad-
ministration. under a plan announced
yesterday. The new system is made
effective through cooperation with
the War Trade Board.
The War Trade Board will issue
import licenses for wheat and wheat
-four only upon the condition that
applicants sign a written guarantee
that they will not sell the wheat or
wheat -four so imported without first
securing the approval of the Food
Administration. In the disposal of
such wheat or wheat flour. import
ers will be governed by the rules
and regulations of the Food Admin
istration.
The United States Food Admins
tration Grain Corporation, at New
York City, has been appointed as
the agents of the Food Administra-
tion to administer these rules and
regulations. AL. applications for ap-
proval of sales Of imported wheat or
wheat -four must be made to the
Grain Corporation.
Importations Of wheat -four from
Canada. when the shipments do not
exceed twenty-five barrels of 1875
pounds. are not affected, Such shin
ments may be imported into the
United States from Canada without
individual import licenses.
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Of interrogations. Had our express
sion makers forgotten to give US aues-
ton marks, republics couldn't have
been organized. the Iowan thinks.
Kersnsky is said to be on the way
here. We hope he Is. But We are
inclined to think that he isn't. Wen
have to hear about him landing be-
fore we'll rescind our former opinion.
Recognition Of Senator Fletcher by
Mr.. Marshall yesterday saved q row
for . reconciliation to be effected.
This is looked for now on the Cham
berlain investigation resolution.
Col. Roosevelt win not get to go
to Russia. The time is not opportune
for US to send q commission there
and the President would not think Of
giving T. r. a chance to help in the
present conflict.
At that We InInlI the President
could confound some Of T, RS
friends IL he would suddenly pick
upon him for some important post In
SSNNSSaOh WIN thO pICSCHI
fair In which We are embroiled.
Large staff of employees seen in the
House Once Building these days. OF
course. There are 435 men over
there who desire to inhabit that
building for two more years And
some Of them will-and some Of them
will not.
Suffrage was about to rest placidIy
on the calender for considerations
when Mr.. Lodge objected and II went
over The objection doesn't denote
unfriendliness. however, for the suf-
frage question IL in such q position
In the Senate that at times II Is
dangerous to think of its coming up.
And among those who will not are
more Democrats than Republicans,
so the leaders of the @. o. p. say.
The Democrats, however, have sew
eral plays up their sleeve which are
yet to determine their strength.
Good. The folks on the hill have
decided to ignore Pro Bono Creel-o.
There's no sense In fighting oger what
Creel does-or what he doesn't. For
get him and hit Wilhelm. Attend to
Creel afterwards-if he lasts till
Afterwards"
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Sly Shots at the Solons.
BY THE OBSERVER.

The War Finance Committee has
given a New Jersey firm $4,000 to
manufacture altimeters and this IA
the 1rst loan made by that inn
portant war adjunct. It is a step
worth while. The altimeters, Of
course. are to show to aviators how
high they fly.
Five billion dollars Is some sum
of money-and the awfulness of II
dawns on the House members when
they realize they have to 70 before
the people this fall and explain why
we needed another bill of that
amount at this session. 49,
The negligence, and carelessness
and ineompetency and the desire of
oficers to fool the people on the
aircraft program-none Of which
steps IL criminal-cannot be reached
by Mr.. Hughes in his investigation.
And it 10 about these the people
want to know.
Champ Clark made a political
speech which the Record said Mr..
Kitchin referred to as mon parti-
san" But Mr.. Kitchin corrected this
later. 30 we are straight as among
Democrats. Republicans said the Car
Gilman misinterpreted It.
Senator cummins believes that
nothing succeeds IN helping people
IN . republic IKE The cqnstsnt sss
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Irving walper, n. New York City. and Marie
Tucker. 10 ma street northwest, Washing
ton. Rev. Titus Il Davis.
Jesse r. Piper, a Malta, Mont, and Nellie
suthxlsnd. q Chicago. III. Rev, rtus 4.
Davis.
Walden n Emery. .. Norman, Okla, and
Mary c. weisenbaeh. q. Edmond. OKLA. Rev.
Alfred Il Barrowa
John II. Murphy q. New Yosk city, and
Alice NJ. Wilkinson. a. Falls village. Conn.
Rev. C. r. Thomaa -
william A. ondsrionk. - Camp Meiez, d. C.,
and Gertrude Georgiadi. q. New York CITY.
Rev. Charles N. Lever.
Harry oatlin. n. and Rosa Cook, n. both
Of this city. Rev. Howard y. Downs
SteH Monocrusos. 81, and Ethel l.. Josen-
h.us %. both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. ].
Alsxopoulos.
Joseph A. Young. .. and Clara N. sours
y. both OF Fordwiek. Va. Rev. Howard Y.
Downs
Henry Esd walker. .. and Louise 4 Fran.
cisco. both of Richmoad. Va. Rev. john
ooLoRED.
Joseph Cole. A.. and Elizabeth Howard. n
k4h Of this city. Rev. Thceas g, Tvyth.
D.. Norman W. Hanis .. ana Claudia o
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACD-Four and oue-haH furiouz:
|oIdstone, III tshiningl. 10. L7g an WOO
|.Ezl, .l8 CMeCabel. L0. 30. second: omene.
|s OfetcalD. Al. third. Time. 04 IS. Miss
|Fsn. Buncrana. Hester R.. John Churchill.
|azpipe. Selma G.. Hattie Wilde, Wave and
|amsnfatiou also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furionp: Nepe, Io2
|,unpl. an. L5o. 40. won: Kildare Boy,
D nunsfordD. 80. 10. second: Keuvard, III
0udrl. 2e0 third. Time, l.H2 rs Black
rs. Toy Miss Nartre, Jean K. lima sehorr.
rsirs. Ciariee. Ruth. Ltndssy and Opheiia
|THIRD RACE-six furlougs: YorkIille. Ill
ansfordl. sIo s.O. An. won; NJ. Bert Thur
10. III CwfllyA. l1.saI asa second: vsnessa
elles. 100 lstesrnsl. S3o. third. Tine. lI4 IS
N Caro-. I'd ,Gsrrison. Walter Brady, Peace
star. Velvet Joe. Chick Barley, ParIor
"a and F1eetfoot also ran.
fOURTH RACE-Mils and Q sixteenth: Lot
b. le tSsDde). 6N. IN. 40. won; King,
uunsfordl. LO. IN. seeoud; John W.
IN. III tGentrJl. 30. third. Time, Ia -
nspIler. Parrish. Turco and Adelsnde also
FTH MILE-Gresn Jonss. IL CS. Barrettl,
An. 80. von; Capt Reese, I6 q.
Js). 4.D. 2To; Fsax Cot q. Howard. ae0,
b. Time. 1854 courtship. Kama, Mano-
md Dorothy Dean aso ran.
UrH RAcB-Fow and onehaH fnrionr,:
g.. III Oh. shillinsl. $40. L1o. 2To. won !;
bkhsr MaeIean. 10 II. Gentryl. I'm, $50,
-: Iwin-Isia. 10 ~. Nstealn. Al tErd
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds. Allies; selling.
Five furlooeA u9 .Alaha. 100; NAY Worth,
lo; Unwiss Child. NJ; Butterfly. 100; Dancina
Carnival. 10; Pnhns, 10; swseplet, 10; Billie
1Orksi Lady Davis. 100: Dixie Bird, 100; Jae-
sstta. ~; fodder. la6: d. @. Girl. oA
SECOND RACE-Fonr-year-olds and up; all
ing. One mile and seventy ysrds Arbitrator,
m; preston Lynn. 10: G. NJ. Miller, lH;
Pierre A Foul (imp.), III; Julia L, l0; Baby
Cal. 10.
THIRD RACE-Three-yearold and up;
claiming. Mile and seventy yards. ts) Darkey,
lis; Harry Bursoyne, l9; Home Sweet Home,
rs; G. NJ. Miller 1ls; 'Golding Cmp.), 81;
Oenone. 81; Killarney. 100; 'Scorpii ll3
FOURTH RACE-(The Kings County han
dicap); 5000. Mile and sixteenth. Flittergold
l05: Cudzel. 13o; Spur. IL; Thunderer, IL:
GeI Gmp), l0s; Straight Forward, lO5; Star
Gazer. 100; Ticket, IL
F1FTH RACE-Threeyear-old and I'D; SELL
ing. Five and a half tlrIongs. Etruscah, ia:
Compadre. l9; L'hdeepndent (imp), lo5;
0'Dooovan Gmp.l. 10.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and up. Six
furlongs. Royal Ensign. I13; Bit, los; Fidelis,
%; Out The Way. los: Sycamore Gmp), 100;
Bathilde. lc4; Eliminator imp). 1O3; Nepper-
ham, IL: Sea-Fsre dmp). 10; snAptrsgon.
md Gmp.) 100; Abadane (impD, 100; Whip
poorwill. 100; Cobalt dmp.). IL.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Garden Lesson No. 81.

Potato bugs no NOT eat po-
tatoes. They eat the leaves Of
the vines and no plant can pro-
dues fruit IL the leaves are gone.
Therefore swat the potato bug.
called in garden books the Colo
rado beetle.
This beetle or bug Is worse
when IL IL In the larvae, or worm
like. stage. Then is when IL de-
YOURS the leaves.
First you see the enemy as .
beetle. a not ugly bug. flying from
plant to plant. This beetle lays
eggs. yellow. on the under side
of potato leaves. These eggs hatch
into larvae. called "soft-shells" or
"slugs." These feed on the leaves
untn they fatten. then drop to the
ground and emerge as insects to be-
gin another generation. II not
checked at the start a potato patch
will be ruined in a short time.
Best thing to do to spray with
Paris green. 2 pounds to 100 gal
Ions Of water, or arsenate Of soda
mixed with Bordeaux mixture,
both Of which may be obtained at
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DIED.

RRADY-on Friday. May II. 1918. at
her residence, 255l Seventeenth
street northwest. ORA A. BRADY.
daughter Of the late James il. and
Harriet Brady.
m. Friends invited Interment
private.
BROWN-on Thursday. May ls. 1913,
at Columbia Hospital. SON OF Jesse
A. and Mary A. Brown.
DE MAR-Suddenly. on Thursday.
May l6, 1918. ROBERT BURNS,
beloved husband Of Marie A. De
Mar (nee Beckert.
Funeral from his late residence, 500
street southeast, Monday, May
%. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Hour OF funeral later.
EDMONSTON - Suddenly. on Thurs
day. May 1S. 1918, at his residence,
112s Twelfth street northwest. GA
BRIEL EDMONSTON.
Funeral today at $50 p. M. from his
late residence, conducted by the
Rev. J. l.. Kibler: Interment in
Confederate section, Arlington
Cemetery.
HUNTER-on Thursday. May 1s. 1913.
at $50 p. m, at Freedmen's Hos
pital. after a long but patient nj
JAMES W. HUNTER, He leaves
Mary e. Hunter: devoted daugh-
ter. Alice NJ. Tasker. and two sons,
James H. and Sandy z, Hunter.
Ss2sTss s2sndsr s'mGEeS% Memorial P hi Church. S% Al
and Twenty-eighth streets Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend.
LUKEI-on Wednesday, May Is, 1918.
at 10 .. m, at his residence. 1nO
N street northwest. ANDREW
Anna W. Lukei. in his 18th year;
Congress Street NJ. p. Church.
Thirty-first street northwest, be-
tween N and N. Interment at
Rock Creek Cemetery.
IMoRIARTY-on Wednesday, May Is.
sls ,r:.t at ,Sa,s.s:t Ss rsstdenTf TaoSAs ThiS "a
mains at Naliys undertaking par
Iors, Eleventh street southeast.
Funeral this morning at $50 o'clock
from Undertaking parlors. Inter
ment at Arlington Cemetery. CBal-
timore papers please copy.)
osBoRN-on Thursday, May is, 1913.
Of the late c. H. Osborn and
mother Of Mrs. C. II. Huth.
Funeral today at II q. m. Inter-
nnent private. Please omit flowers.
STEPHEN-Departed this life May
IL 1918, at s:4S a. m; BENJAMIN
D., the beloved husband of the late
sseF Gssottf df Ldss Msi H. snS AND Frank ssS9tsf
Funeral from his late residence,
"Gretta," East Riverdale. Nd,
today at II a., m. Friends and rel
atives invited.
this life May II.
1918, after painful illness, AR
THUR J, WEST. He leaves to
mourn his loss q devoted wife,
mother, two children and q host
on relatives and friends.
FUNERAL from Third Baptist Church.
= Firth and @ streets northwest, to-
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DIED.

morrow at 1 o'clock. Rev. ,Bui-
lock, pastor.
WiILIAMS-Depart this life. on
Friday. May II. 1913, at 40 a. M,
west. ROBERT c. WILLIAMS,
the beloved son tof Mrs. Julia
Stubs, and stepson Of Edward
Lewis. Belle Holmes and Thomas
Coleman, aged 8 years.. four
months and five days.
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church tomorrow at D. m,
Rev. James Willis officiating.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Jais and Nettis fayior. bog.
Edward r and Blossom Svenson, twin boys
Thomas 8. and Era NJ McNames. nrl
John j. end Csthsyins u McCarthy. pri.
Louis A. and LulA Madd. dri.
Harry D. and Liliy Hunt. nrl
Guy L. v, and Nina q OlnninshAn. girl
HonE d. and Mildred Burch. bog.
Thomaa L. and Esis n Brser. boz.
wiliAm 8, and Oors 8. Bradford. boy.
Clayton q and Emma A. Beeker, SRI
COLORED.
Joseph and Juanita Sahb. bog.
John n. and Mare Ia Jackson. bog.
Charles d. and Matte Han. boz.
John and Mamie Carroll. grl
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Time. On Firse Pafist. Linden. Miss Proctor.
Effie RandAR md Monarch also nm
SEVENTH. RACE-Mile and seventy yards:
Bigtodo. 100 uansford). ls.lo. T.lo. 1A voa;
Thinker. 20 (Sfsjsstic1. 80. IN. sseond: Baaeh
Broom, le (MorJsl. lel0. third. Tine. 1ssA
Frank Burke. Glare. Yenghee. Lord Bgrua and
Gordon Russell also ran.
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GUN DIVISION TAKES
HARD FOUGHT GAME

The Ordnance and Gun Divisions
played an interesting game yester-
day at Union League Park. which
was won by the latter. 5 to .. The
pitching Of Lanerty was the sensa-
tion of the contest, as he handled
himself well in a pinch.
Another good game Is promised
for today. at p. m, between the
Tool Division and Quadrangle shops.
The score:
Gun Diyi.ion. I Ord Division:
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Barry 10 Teach Rowing.

London. May 1z.-Ernest Barry.
worlds champion skuiler, who has
been incapacitated by q wound re-
ceived In battle. win devote himself
IN the future to training blinded sol:
diers and sailors In rowins.
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brsnaoa, y. both u this sty. Rss. Ennrs
b. smith.
Janss Wsna, q and Bzths Fsrruson, u
both q ths city. Rev L. 4. Osrtsr.
Lonis W. wsshinston. q, ana Elvirs rsrzJ,
2. both II baltimore, Nd Rev. ], d. Par.
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PERSONALS.

w0RKISGMEN-TT n PRACTICALLY IM.
possible to buy pants in small lots and get
Lowest hgures it can't be done got to buy
heavy II you want q eOod maker to take .
seoond look At the cash. but they look at us
and We sell hg value at s. to s. PAYS vel
to kn5W uA JUsTH'S OLD STAND, sls d.
myis q
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FURNITURE.
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AuctioneeT.

Government sale Of unSericeAble rruperty.
There viii be sod al pubic suction On Moa-
DAY, Nay %. lsis At u O'Clock noon at IN.
fosioh1ce Department Building Twelfth street
ano FennsyirAniA avenue northwest, a gunesaI
assortment Of unserTiceable desks fle cases
chairs. scales. oil barrels cancellinr rnschiurs
electncsl supplies. etc A. s. BCRLESON
Postmaster General ulyl6 = u
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN IQHN PARK

ATTRACTIyE z SUBURBAN HOMES.
J. S. TOMLINsoS. 20 So BLDG. NJ f4s
Six new houses and bungalows ready for in
spection. 81. 800 TO $50. Easy terms
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man. Coleman, Huzss. Fnwick rwo-bsse hits
-LAferty. Davis. Stolen hases-Haztmsn, Cole
man. Strike outs-By Laherty, IL: b. Hum
persss 10 Bases on baIls-Lafsrty. ); Hum
phreys, =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY TO LOAN.

NoNu 20 LOAN ON APPROVED CITY
real essats at lowest current rstes; special
privileges with respect to. priog psymsntA
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc. sIi 18th Il, 4
MONEY TO LO1n-SOs 10 S5oo.s ON d. c
real state Several trust fund.-, 81 10 Q per
cent An transactions conducted with scoao<ni
cal Consideration for borrowerG
WIN b. SAUNDERS q CO.,
SsSthern Building. 90 18th - No.
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AUTOMOBILES.

OLD TIRES TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT.
Mail orders shipped COD. subject 10 approval.
Agents Wanted Write for Price List.
MANHATTAN TIRES CO..
lS0 18th St. n. W.
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WzNTED-A FIRST CLASS scL KR z.
: white male or female for q hrst class cafei
sood ssls1. Csn ALEX IN ap2ru
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WINDOW scREENs AND sHADEs,
WINDOW SHADES MADE TO oRDLk
= .. q. PREiNKERT. Iss q Il %
Ph0s L IN tfxs
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.
GET GARAGE THAT WILL oUTLZsT
any garage 10 the market In appearance, DUN
bility, and price v. 7. b. B1EN. lls @ o.
nv. Phone N. S7.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-11
SILKS IN VOGUE

For all sorts of occasions-street
evening or sport-Dame Fashion sets
her approval upon silks with SHIN
mering surface. Be it electricity or
sun, the fabric reflects back the nghS
with a right good will.
At recent opening, a street or
sport suit of rose-colored, highly 1us-
trous satin was shown, the coat be-
ing very long-a little below the
knees, to be exact-and cut loose, with
its fullness held in by a belt. The
manneQuin wore it appeared again
with the skirt worn with jacket of
gray silk jersey with collar, cuffs and
belt of the rose material.
At the same show, an evening gown
Of rich peacock, with the green tone
ptedominating, had it's dazzling sheen
relieved by row of odd flame orna-
hents in dull finish around the waist.
There was three-quarter length mil
itary cape with this, of the same ma
terial, and cut so that it was partly
wrapped around the figure, and thown
swash buckling fashion, over the left
arm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-11
GRAND DUCHESS MARIE

Most beautiful Of the princesses Of
the house of Romanoff, is Grand
Duchess Marie, a cousin of the exiled
Nicholas. She is the divorced wife
of Prince Wilhelm Of Sweden and
was born twenty-eight years ago. Her
mother died when she was an infant,
and she was reared by the Czarina's
sister, her father, the Grand Duke
Paul, having been exiled from Rus
STA by his imperial nephew because
of his marriage to a woman of nom
royal blood. At eighteen she was
married to Prince Wilhelm of Swed-
en-, whom she did not love and she
found life in Sweden "silly and stu
pid," but relieved the monotony by
flirtations. Eventually she deserted
her husband and infant son and fled
to Paris, where she engaged in gay
designations until the outbreak of the
war. She was then permitted to re-
turn to Russio on condition that she
become a nurse, a condition which
she accepted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-11
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