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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-02

harragc. and landed them In the
town practically unscratched. altho
the left wing met stif opposition
from machine guns in the wood.
Did Quick Work
Twenty three minutes after their
departure from their trenches the
Americans were in Vaux. Half an
hour later the American ambuianccs
were there Tho lattcr'r work was
vastly lighter than might have been
expected
American patrols for the past sew.
crai nights had drawn the fire OF
German machine guns. revealing
their positions. 80 the infantry was
able 20 approach the nests warily
and surround and capture them with
minimum casualties.
After the successful advance,
bomhardment OF the rear areas was
resumed so as to prevent German rein
forcements being rushed up.
Tho village OF vaux IN less than
two miles directly west Of Chateau
Thierry and Is one OF the principal
defenses OF the latter city.
Clerambout wood is a mile and a
half west OF Naux. and lin is2 is
the same distance northwest OF
Clcrambout wood.
Hin 204 Is half a mile cast OF Naux
and extends to within less than a
mile OF the western outskirts Of
Chateau Thicrry.
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PARIS. July French and Amer
lean troops improved their positions
west OF Chateau Thierry last night.
taking the village Of Naux and the
heights TO the west. the French war
office announced today. The Ameri-
cans took 200 prisoners, including
five officers
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AUSTRIANSHANC
80, PRISONERS

BV Unffcd PYcss Ic1scf WtTe Dercc9
TO The Star
BERNIE, July 2.-Thrqfr
hundred Czecho-Slovak so.
diers captured by the Aus
TRANS at Montello were inn
mediately hanged. according
to the Vienna Neue Freie
Presse.
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lIGHT EDITION

Weather Forecast: Tonight and Wednesday.
fair, moderate westerly winds.
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The hills are very important. dom
mating Chateau Thicrry. aa well aA
the country 20 the left.
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FOR LE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

corner house that has just been vacated for the
purposes Of immediate sale. having si1 large
Sia Height: issss1oS; south S Of e R:r5 s road
that an immediate sale might be made: fully
hot-watsr heat. electric lights. -porches. oak
floors and the entire property In nrstclsss con
ses
BOSS 4 PHELPS. NC. 1909 a st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICB. s, $50; IN MOUNT PLEAS
ant one Of The ,e best blocks ,a nd degnsfui h hoe
hotsSs water heat electric lights. porches. good
yard g. RaE' fh ifx INC. 1906 st. NV
FOR sALE-PRIcE, $500. OWNER LEAv-
ing city is offering to sell comparatively new
having ten rooms and bath. hot-water heat. in
laid floors. large front porch, large porches.
deep e afH SG 1ae e
FOR sALE-PRICE. $3.50. NEAR 18th AND
Park road. siI-room and bath brick house. hav-
nsag s4 T5d is
''''i soss PHELP P INc:: 14os St. NV.
For sALE sz.5; $3.50: &C, on coLUM ,,
water heat, electric lights. large front porch.
room for garage. This is a bargain in nrst.
class modern and up-to-date home.
Ross & PHELPS. INC. 14O8 Fl st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $4,5OO. IN PETWORTH,
an excellent block; possession given: sx-room
house, with porches; hot-water heat; electric
lights This is a bargain.
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1406 H st. NV.
FOR sALE.-PRICE. $4,000. IN AN ATTRACT
i've square in Bloomingdale. six-ruem mesiern
house, in perfect condition; large yard. grape
arbor and everything about the house coy and
homelike. Prompt possession can be given.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 14O6 st. NV.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
ON HARVARD TERRACE.
FACING ENTRANCE TO ROCK CREEK
PARK FROM 18th STREET.
MOST ATTRACTIVE, PRACTICALLY NEW
HOME, HAVING ROOMS AND BATH ON 2
FLOORS: DOUBLE SLEEPING PORCH; BREAK
FAST PORCH, AND GARAGE UNDER HOUSE.
A HOUSE EMBRACING THE BEST IN QUAIL
1TY AND CONVENIENCE IN LOCATION UN-
EXCELLED FOR ITS EXCLCSIVESESS.
PRICED VERY REASONABLE BY OWNER
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
prompt possession can b given.)
GEORGE VIM. CIsSEL,
COLORADO BLDG. NJ. 1857. 26s
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405 18th ST. Sc.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Groom and bath pressed brick.
Front porch; cellar; furnace heat.
Key at Alb.
Price only SAB. Easy terms
Worth 1920.
n. r. RYOS. 1929 NV.
FOB SALE
In Chevy Chase's Most Desirable Section
NO. II GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern house.
Is rooms, baths, hot
water heat; all modern improvements,
Large lot-immedate Possession.
Price, $4,000. Terms to suit.
FOR SALE
A very desirable residence IN choice section Of
Georgetown.
NO. 1907 28th ST. NV.
large lot. 8Ox10O.
Well built house constructed for owner
Offered At low price to close an estate
THE wAsHISGToN LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PAEH. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
FOR SALE, FURNISHED. 8. 300
New box house. Mt. Pleasant.
Light. airy, baths. o rooms, hot
water heat. electricity. porches.
Owner leaving city. Together with
furniture. $500.
FOR SALE-<5,1 1850
Semi detached box house, rooms
bath. electricity. light. airy. colonial
porch. To settle an estate.
Apply CHAs. 8. SHREyE. 1909 7th NV,
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Cleveland Park-Corner.
IA rooms; hot-water heat, 3 baths;
electric lights; 8 porehes: sleeping
porch: house screened. DETACHED.
Lot 6Ox174. with garage.
Price, $4,000.
Downtown Home-Mass. Ave.
IL rooms; furnace heat; baths; large
lot with 2-story garage.
Price, SIT 500.
Lamont St. Bet. 18TH & 18th.
heat: electric lights; in perfect con-
Price, s1osoo.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
large rooms; hot-water heat: cleo
THE lights; lot s6zlso. with garage; pos
Price. $3.50.
Facing Rock Creek Park.
eiectri. lights: large lot; room for
garage; possession July l.
Price. $3.50.
Bloomingdale Home.
,i, .ss steam heat; ts bath
Price. $500.
Belmont St. Bet. 14th & 18th.
o rooms. basement. in perfect condi-
''''' This p r2Ies' a !: sse'D at
Small Home, Bloomingdale.
rooms; 2 stories and attic; furnace
heat; in good condition.
Price. $3.50.
Northeast Home.
rooms; hot-wstef heat; electric
lights; front porch; rood lot.
Price. $500.
Eleventh St. Near Irving.
possession 30 days.
Prics. $1,000.
Kenyon Street Northwest.
8 large rooms; tile baths: hot-water
heat: front and rear porcheS. IMME-
date POSSESSION.
Price, 50, $50.
For Colored-Corcoran St.
8 rooms. bath: in good condition.
This property IL cheap.
Price, $3.50.
Banes Realty Co., Inc.),
oo4 18th st.
Phone Main 22o2.
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FOR q, eBo-BEsT SECTION BIoolaINoDALu,
q. and b.: porehes: $3.50 cash. bal., S1a.60 No.
~ 0HEER, 1901 lst st-1.W.e u s-1.n.
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THOROUGHLY MODERN SUBURBAN
HOME. SIX ROOMS AND BATH; GAR
AGE: CHICKEN HOUSE; FOUR PREF
TY LOTS: OND-HALF BLOCK FROM
CARS: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION:
PRICE ONLY $a.7S0. TAKE ROCK
VILE OR ALTA VISTA CARS TO DEL
RAY AVE. 'WO0DMoNT. AND ASK
FOR MR.. RHODES. c6s
RIvERDALE. ND ROOMS: ANIL; HALT
acre: ample outbuiidings; $500. d. A. HEG-
ARTY. II. 2502 Hyattsviile 207.
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GEETLEMAN'S IDEAL COUNTRY
HOME.
COMMANDING FINE VIEW OF
WASHINGTON: TWO MILES FROM
DISTRICT LINE: BEAUTIFUL RESI-
DENCE OF SIXTEEN LARGE ROOMS
WITH EVERY MODERN CONyEN-
IESCE; MANAGER'S HOUSE OF
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH; MODERN
STABLE AND GARAGE WITH WAUER
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS: ATrRAC-
TIVE SHADE AND LAWNS: FORTY
ACRES; VARIETY OF FRUIT, GAR
Den. ETC: IMPROVEMENTS COST
$4,000 PRICE, $a8. 600.
c. A. RHODES. sGs RIGGS BLDG. zee
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81, boo-NICE LITTLE HOME. 6R. AND B.
brick; almost new; white neighborhood: near Lin
coin Park and s car lines. See 1t At 314 14n st.
ne. Phone Col. 3658-J.
FOR CoLORED-e ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR
y new house on Sherman ave-; $500 cash and
SIS per month; price. 8. 600; Groom houss on o
1t. between 18th and 18th, having hotwater
heat and all modern improvements; rented for
SIS per month: will sell ON terms Of $500 OF
1ll0 st. NV. Main Se0s.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-PRICD. $1,000. 10
rooms, baths. steam heat, southern exposure;
deep lot to paved sllsy; room for garage. Ad-
dress Boz 140-E, Star o6aes,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

PRETTY OR. CONCRETE BLOCK HOUSE: Sos
month; gas range. electric light: at BalIston
station, Waxh.-Va. electric trolley line; Mt.
Vernon station. 18th and Avenue: 20 minutes
ride: no change. +. A. COGSWELL. Ballston
-FOUR ACRES OF LAND. 1o-ROOM HOUSE.
hot-water heat, cleo. city cow: 5 min walk
to r. & o. sta.; miles from BALTIC. by blvd.
MRS. N. GARRETT. 106 ". Saratoga St, BALTIC.
2Ss
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.


N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE DE-
TAcHED HONE; center hall din,
ing room. south exposure With
kitchen. pantry on frst door. Fin.
lshed in hard wood: handsomely
DECORATED; open frepiaces; COM
modious bedrooms; modern baths:
wide porches. Corner, facing wide
avenue and government reservation.
Lot has street frontage of over
10 It. A little over one-half original
cost Will purchase this property.
MODERN s-RoOM DWELLING:
two baths; hot-water heat: electric
light; lot 20 It. front by 100 It.
deep: just or 18th St, in Columbia
Heights section. Price reasonable.
IN BLOOMINGDALE SECTION.
Attractive Groom and bath home;
porches: good yard; convenient loca-
ton. Price. $4,000.
IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SECTION. An opportunity to
cure very attractive semi-detached
home. Nine rooms. two baths; hot
water heat; hardwood floors; mod
ern throughout. Price only $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, MODERN CALL
FORNIA BUNGALOW; very attrac-
tive and convenient; rooms and
bath; built-in garage; hot-water
heat: electric light: liberal porches;
on one Of the most attractive streets
this side Of the Circle. and conven-
lent to car lines. Only $3.50.
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
721 18TH ST. NV.
Phones. 5904-5.
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WANTED

UNTURSIsHED HOUSE OF ABOUT ROOMS,
bath, modern Improvements. on yearly lease; rea-
sonable; communicating distance Warrington:
good road and near car line: full description de-
sired. Address Box 70-H. Stsr office. 2ss
WANTED-FIVE OR SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
suburban preferred. Address Box 1c6-H, Star
office. 27s
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FOR sALE-oNLY 50, $50.

FOR HALE-ONLY $6,250.
Northwest corner. ON 18th ct. near
Park road. rooms and bath. Larxs
lot with some fruit and 2-story
stable. Possession June /, II Dur
chased this week.
". 8. AINNIX. Reom 9, 1915 r Nv.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

CLEVELAND PARK.
y ONLY $4,000.
S-story detached home. with IL
room. and baths baths: hgtwate +, heat e..
'''sa; So; sa9ss sess' ! e Gg Sia.h'
HARDWOOD PLACE
Between Holmead place and 14th ct.
house. WITH Electric lights; sae lot
" PAYS sH Ask Y e 1s ssizss:
Main 2Sl5. S1s 18th st.
BROOKLAND.
A detached, very attractive home
st an unusually low price. On 18th
Mai, SALMON aa4s, & L 45s r., st
I4TH STREET TERRACE.
A beautiful detached home. with
very large rooms and bath: fine
lot. 41x120. Oak trim. hardwood
ss s0f.' electric h Sh1 Sn, e s
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14th ST.
VERMONT AVE.
Near Thomas Circle.
A very dne A-room and 2-bath
house. with hotswater heat. A snap
1t 81, 500.
SHANNON & LUCHs..
Main 2345. 713 14th at.
CONN. AVE.
In the eco Block.
One OF the finest houses in this
delightful section Of "Woodley
Park" Only $15,50O. For full
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main o345. 713 18th st.
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FOR RENT.

s-RooM HOUSE. MILE FROM ANNAPOLIS
Junction. Maryland. B. & D. r. R., 1t edge OF
Camp Meade military reservation: outbuidnEs.
one suitable for garage; several acres for garden
ing: shade around house: excellent train service
to Washington and Baltimore: rent. SIS per
month: immediate possession. Apply 10 Mrs T.
J. BOWIE. Annapolis Junction. Md.
FOR SAILOR RENT-NEw GROOM HOUSE:
ami; garage; ~ acres; IL minutes from Union
tation. on Penna. K. Il. Apply ARTHUR SEQ
FIELD. Tuxedo. Nd. 27'
THhItTON. va, GREAT FALLS Il. r.. 80
min. from White House; six rooms. bath bun
Salow; attractively furnished: electric lights;
BOWERS. 2S'
WOULD LIKE OFFER ABOUT 5000 CASH
for two-year rental lease suburban home. Vir-
gfnia; rooms. bath: cellar; steam heat: gas:
electricity; garage; detached house: corner lot:
high elevation: four minutes TO Georgetown BY
auto. Address Box 7s-H. Star office. 28s
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN. OONTESlPLAT-
ing taking bungalow, wishes to hear from ten to
twenty young women interested in living in snb-
nrbs: rooms reasonable: use Of kitchen; pleasant
80 minutes ride. electric ears; three blocks from
WE'VE ALEXANDER. Food Administration. 18th
and d. o6s
COUNTY SEAT. BRADDOCk HEIGHTS. AI.EX-
andria county; with beautiful grounds. vege-
table and flower gardens. abundant fruit; T.
room house. AMI. sleeping porch; barn, ga
rage. ETC.; $500 for summer, $50 for each adj
tional month. miles from Washington by
Military road. or trolley (every 10 minutes)
N. l.. HORSER. 6la King st., Alexandra, Va
Phone 200 or 731.
7-ROOM UNGALOW-FURNISHED; NEWLY
papered; gas: hot and cold water; bath; bed
rooms: stationary washstands; garage; chicken
ticket; 500 per month. W. r. sTRAYER. 1920
N. Y. ave. N. 6S74.
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FOR sALDs TwOSTORY AND BASEMENT
10-room brick houses. Nos. Is, II. 10 ST. Sc
Price, 5000 No agents.
Apply BOG H st. ne. g
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FOR EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL HOME. IA ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
INV. heat: stone and single; large porche.:
Ga. ave. and Blair road NV: want house NV.
Il. J. TOTTES & CO., 1910 st. Phone M. 1142.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

THE PRETTIEST SUBURB IN NV part
of city. beautiful scenery. overlooking the
Potomac. facinE one mile along Conduit road.
Cars run through CENTER OF property; one fare: no
white; large lots for gardens and chickens.
Huy now while prices are right and build later.
ice. Water. sewer, electric lights. shade. Lots,
500 TO $500: easy terms. Take Cabin john car,
get of at Jewett ST.
ALSO THREE MODERN DETACHED HOUSES
FOR SALE: large lots; on car line: shade: strict
" white NV. section; :, 8 and rooms and bath
Price s. $50: $3.50; SO. $50; terms See w. F.,
JACKSON Owner, living on the property. CIeve.
4S3J, or see S. T: DoRSETT. Owner. 1904 II 1t.
NV Main 1900
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Immediate Possession

immediate POSSESSION.
Six nice, bright. airy rooms; southern ex
posure; convenient two car lines: practically new
and in excellent condition; good residential sec
ton. in coolest part city; cheap to quick buyer
1856 INLAND terrace.
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FOR sAu-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
DELIGHTFUL WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Fine three-story home.
Twelve rooms, cellar, hot-water heat
-Four rooms FIRST floor.
Four rooms. tiled bath. second door.
-Four rooms, tiled bath. third door.
Lot 25x11S. Immediate possession.
Price, $10,t00. Only II 800 cash.
Splendid location. square from
Wyoming or Kalorama ayes. and Columbia I'd.
Offering only special home bargains.
r, W. BEALL, 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $780,. Call Residence. Columbia 1908
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We teach you Law and psspaFs ~ - yasai
the bar examination g. any STATE Dspsk -;
ALBERT WILCOX. Local Representative,
LaSalls Extension Univsfs1Hs
81 Shepherd Ut. nv. Ne
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FOR sALEBY OWNER $1,000. NEAR DU-
pont Circle; well built, 3-story. 1Oroom and bath
brick with sleeping porch and garage in the
rear; wide alley; cellar under entire house with
servant's room; perfect condition. Address Box
152-H, Star office. oSs
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FOR HALE-
BY OWNER ONLY

two Of the best S-room modern houses ever built
possession May ]; 61s and GO 14th st. ne
Price. 5000 each. Inquire CHAS. A. PETERS,
S20 18th st. ne, Line 24S.
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FOE SALE-THREN-ROOAB HOUS1 AND
TIVE lota. CAPITOL 8dshteN Nd. Cax Lima -k2el.
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ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE HOME FOR
small family: six cheerful rooms and spacious
tiled bath; floor coverings, shades and cabinet
made screens throughout; near beautiful Lincoln
Park; a genuine home; occupied by owner
Price. $1,000. Address Box 131-H, Star office.
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RELAY. Md. IS MINUTES FROM WASH.
instOn; express train service: 81 acres; l6:
proposition for quick buyer. Address Boz ED,
Star ONCE o6s
New-York tribune., 1918-06-13
Bibby--Gilroy

Miss Dorothy Ruth Gilro7. daughter
of the late Thomas F. Gilroy, who was
Mayor. of New York from 1893 to 1895,
was married to Thomas Frederick
Allen Bibby, of Liverpool, England, and
this city, at noon yesterday in the
bridal suite at the Hotel Plaza. The
wedding was simple, as the bride
groom's brother was killed in France
two months ago.
The decorations consisted of orchids,
pink roses, hydrangeas, palms and
Southern smilax. Mgr. Brann. of St.
Agnes's Church, performed the cere-
mony in the presence of about thirty
guests. A breakfast followed.
The bride was in white satin and
lace and wore duchess lace veil. She
was escorted to the temporary altar
by her brother, John J. Gilroy. Miss
Claire Gilroy was her sisters maid
of honor and only attendant. She was
in pale pink chiffon and satin, with
touches Of French blue. She wore q
pale pink straw hat, with ostrich
plumes, and carried Sunset roses and
delphinum. Lawrence Arnold, of Eng
land. served as best man. There were
no uSherS,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-13
Board Delays Action
On Teachers Salaries

The Board of Education, at its reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon
PASSED over definite action on teachers
salaries pending meeting Of its salary
committee Friday. Arthur S. Somera
president Of the board, said he would
confer with Auditor Cook and Supsrin-
tendent Ettinger then on the question
Of revising the pay schedules.
Formal action was taken on forty-fvc
items consjdered at the meeting Of the
committee of the whole Monday, which
included the placing Of Portuguese on
o lar with other modern languages at
the Commercial High School next year
"A plea for an auditorium and play
ground for Public School S6, In the
bedford district Of Brooklyn, was made
by q delegation consisting Of State
Senator Charles C. Lockwood, Assem.
blyman James II. Cauiheld, jr., Mrs
Robert II. Roy, Mrs. Gutenberg, prcsi,
dent of the Mothers Associations; Mrs
C.essen, James r. Ncstor, former
alderman, and George NJ Hanna. Tho,
described the present accommodation
for the 1,7o0 children in tie distric,
az inadequate and antiqlatcd.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-13
Admits Women as Members

The Civil Service Reform Associa-
ton, at it's annual meeting, held at the
City Club last night, voted to admit
women to full membership in the or
ganization. This is the first time in
the forty-one years the association
has been in existence that such action
has been taken.
The decision Of the association to
open its doors to women was actuated
by two motives. q member said last
night. The fact that women now have
the vote makes their interest equal to
that OF the men in all Civil Service
work was tho first incentive, and the
action Of the Women's Auxiliary. of
which Mrs. George McAneny is presi-
don't, was tho second.
Prior to last nights meeting the
auxiliary met and voted to amnlgamate te
with the association, providing that
organization was agreeable. With last
nights action, in consequence, the
womcn's Auxilinry automatically
ceased to exist.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-13
McAdoo to Recuperate
Because Of Throat Trouble
Goes to White Sulphur Springs

WASHINGTON, June 12-Continucd
throat trouble to-day prompted Secre-
tary McAdoo to return to Waite Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, to spend sew
eral weeks recuperating. Ne Will con-
tinue to direct affairs Of ihc Treasury
and the railroad administration from
there, but will avoid talking to callers
and irritating his throat, wii1a has
not been normal since his return from
Liberty Loan speaking tour FIVE weeks
ago.
To facilitate directors of MIS- work.
Mt. mcAdoo announced tonight re-
alignment of his staff Oscar A. Price.
ms private secretary for railroad work
WI become assistant to the Director
General, and M. Brice Clagctt, former
~ private secretary for TREASURY mat.
ters, becomes private secretary for
railroads. RAJ John Kelley, for more than
ten years confidential clerk to secre.
tar4os OF the Treasury, will he ,rivato
secretary for the Treasury. W
New-York tribune., 1918-06-13

some time in January It's my own
FAULT that | am in this fix. If ] lad
not listened to Davis would be home
and happy now.
Some one OF The actors said that
there is always sunshine after the rain
Just now 1t is pouring for me. All |
can DO IS trust in God and wait, al
though the suspense is almost unbear-
able. III never forget this Christmas
as long as live. tell you it is pretty
tough wien you arc innocent to be in u
place like this. II was guilty would
know | deserved all got. Well good
by,. with love TO you and Paul. Your
loving son. PAUL"
Paul's religious strain shows no more
! here than in other letters. In one he
says barking back to his days in
choirs-that he's sure he'll "bc exon
Grated before God from all blame"
Urged NIother to Trust in God
Every word Paul wrote from the Ray
mond Street Jail contributes to the
good impression created by his whole
! correspondence. It is only because
than a glimpse is given into the other
letters. The first of the following ca
tracts is from letter written imme-
diatcly the boy had been lodged in
| Murderer's Row:
"I am in pretty bad. The
whole thing is too terrible to think Of.
| sleep pretty good nights
mother, because | am innocent and
it is impossible that an inno-
cent person can be convicted God
only knows. mother, l hate this more
for your sak., than for my own.
Keep heart, mother, and trust i'll God
Paul.
IL hardly consider myself your son
after this tragedy. Why is it
| was saved from such narrow escapes
in the munition plants to come home
and disgrace you. ] have stole apples
and pennies, but God in heaven knows
| am innocent of this When the trial
comes, mother, be brave, for they can t
do any more than kill me, and if there
is heaven. as I believe there is,
shall meet Harold (Paul's older broth
err there. am not afraid to
much for myself, but for you, that
people may not say l died as a GRIM
inal. have hopes of saving my life
and coming out to help you when you
most need me, mother dear.
Goodby, mother dear, and try not to
worry"
II am we'll and am getting fat here.
That is because I eat regular and don't
get much exercise except walking.
Try and forget about me on
Christmas, mother, and enjoy your
self. Things could be worse
mother. so keep up your heart and
| trust in God"
"It has been pretty cold here.
I was wondering if you had any heat
in the house and if the water pipes
had frozen. From what the
keepers say it was terribly cold ou
last week"
"Paul told me that you lost your
position. I hope that it wasn't on &C
count Of me. If it was can't tell yo,
how sorry am. But I've found ou
that being sorry doesn't do any good
l don't deserve to have any on,
befriend me. But I want to live ant
get out some time to show people
am not bad, only foolish. b
brave in the morning, mother dear, ant
| trust in God for the best"