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rATlSIlCS.
Last 1
stock Dividend by Keystone Tire.

Announcement was made yesterday by
the Keystone Tire and Rubber Company
that a stock dividend OF Is per cent. will
be paid on September 10 to holders of
record September 2. The company re-
ports that 1t has opened twelve new
stores within the last two weeks, bring
ing the total in its chain UP to 141
stores. Net profits for July are said by
the company to have been twice those
OF July, 1918.
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COFFEE CABLES

Rio spot market AIS reis lower at 15s525 for
7s exchange on London unchanged at 1I%d |:
receipts 1000 bags, stock $4,000. Santos I'M
changed at 2o$2OO for 4s receipts %, 900. stock
1.64S, 900; futures rs reis higher. Receipts at
the two Brazilian ports 5000 against 81. 900
last year; Jmdiahy IL 900. compared with g. :
900. Fine weather reported in all districts Of
Sac Paulo, with temperatures 40 to 81 degrees
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
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East Side.
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

Az A, 1888, W 9, rs S1st ct, 16.6xso,
p m. Aug 22-Matilde Freund to Ha-
dassah Levine, $50 Manhattan av. due
Sept 1. 1922, Sc, pr mtg $4,000; attys,
Kurzman & Frank. rs Broad st. So. 900
9TH AV, e cor 105th st. runs n POI. 10
to SIS 106th st Z 15ox 8 100.11x W 50x
l00.l1 to 105th st 100 to beg, Feb
Z. 1911, rerecorded from Feb n 1911, to
correct acknowledgements Y Real Est
Security Co to Y Life Ins Co. due
Feb 2. 1914. SO atty, Geo w Hubbell,
346 Bway; gold. 5000. 900
10TH ST. So4 f, likes. Aug All r
MilazZo to Maria Jones, So4 e 1O9th st.
yrs. SO; atty, 7 G T Co, 176
BMay .AS,VUO
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Live stock Markets in Other Cities.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20. - Hogs Receipts.
s s;SSS ioo. to SOC higher than ysstsS
days average; top, S21.S5; heavy weight.
.1s.s5021.s5; medium weight, $40; 50 q
light. sIs.76@2l, So; heavy packing sows,
'iI5 SSisss; pigs, .i5o;3a5 9is;
morrow 1000; native and Western beet
feeder steers, Gamer cows, bulls and veal
calves, steady fat she stock slow to un;
heavy weight choice and prime tle,5o9
1875; medium and good. s12.76 0l6.35;
1S sSo.. sh' o Sssa sSSs
ers. $3.50 9l5; cows. t7.So0is.6e; Gamers
and and i Sands NssS 10 e tssssf
Western range steers 'S.5OSIs.sO: cows
An shs "Ss $1,000; estimated for
tomorrow. 1000: lambs. strong, sheep
steady; lambs. 50 pound: down, $3.50 Sis;
wetRsrs .1C,Soeis; ewes, medium. good
and choice. t7S@9.6O; culls and common.
e. SasS ssss os hisS.r Aug Bulk 49,
heayies, t2o.so@?I.4o; msdium weights,
lights $3.50 92S;sSi packing sOws' 'lS0
csttls.Reeslpt.. 5000 and 500 calves;
Psi" a%s ei7.s5: common, ps.s5eltss; tiTSt
weight, good and choice. tit.sb9 ITO;
cattle, heifers. is.3T@iIs5; cows, $500
1895; Gamers and cutters. sb;ie @s.io, veal
calves. lgiht and handy weight, tlS@1b;
feeder steers. ss.509l3.SS; stocker steers.
SloqI1.25.
sl1.bO9ls.5o; culls and common. 841l.50;
yearling wethers, Ss9l2i ewes. tt.75qs.6oi
ewes, culs and common, t2,75@tT5i
breeding ewes. ss.75@15.5o; feeder lambs,
Si2.b0414,60.
supply light; prime, s1e.2b91s.75.
sheep-steady, supply light; prime weth-
Si6O.
Hogs-Higher, supply light; prime heav-
Workers. t21.26 q 22lo; light Workers., 1870
022; pigs. t:192l.5e; r0ughs. tls919.
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rental Of approximately $4,000 The
Noyes Company has also rented the
eighth floor In the twenty story building
at 26 and 2s Beaver street for the River
Plate Realty Corporation to George c.
Lee & Co. for approximately four years.
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100000 WATER sT. LEASE.

Charles f. Noycs Company has leased
the entire building at SIS and $50 Water
street for the Globe Forwarding Cor
poration to Frank A Page for warehouse
purposes for ten years at an aggregate
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fpr.
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Cables-spot dull, rs points ad.
vance; middling ls.o5d. sales 5000 bales, in
GLIDING 1000 American; imports 5000. 5000
American. Futures opened steady, "a to s.
points net advance, closed barely steady, net
advance of q to as points. October closed
- I'd; January, D.ssd /; March. ls.sod. May
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat Il vEsEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST, 5s2 w. .. 2o2 Bway, 27x
100.l1. sty tint and strs-C l. Manierre
VS. r Nonnen bacher ct al: Harold
swain. atty: due on Judgt. i2s.139.2s;
taxes, &C, sl.loo; sold to Charles NJ
LEAXSnf!MscroN Az 'isss.1sss W s. s6'ii
1l4th ST. 40x73.lo. two 4 sty tnts-F de
p Foster ct al, trstes, VS. J II Bodine ct
al; w A Alcock, atty; due on Judgt,
$50, 4ll.35; taxes. &c, Si.i23.2s; sold 20
the plaintiff. Observation-Disclosures. 900
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyES-Receipts, 1900; 80 cars on
sale Market quiet and generally steady.
scales Steers sold at sis.2591s per 100
io,25; cows MaiO.5O. DRESSED beef Sn.
saies-Newton & Co.: is Yves, Virginia
steers. 1908 lbs. average. s16; 20. f.2s3.
s+ sS;.1ss bulls 81; 81 Cows yso S.
steers, I.sis. $3.50; ~, loss, si4'5o: ~,
l;s7S; 1880; .. s1S. $50: s. SANDERS:
.is.s5; bulls. 1905. ss:s cows. 40, Sis, s,g5
sinia steers. 1904. ,i5.s5; 10, lois. s14.s5;
s q aktntue iy., lss cows. 0g III, ,SS
:: 1000. ,sst: .. 1865 $500 8. i.olo,
; H. s s sss. 40; >: So $50; s; sss
einia. Lilo. 1855: 60, ITO. tl425. S,
Judd & Co.: bulls 1,072. ss.75.
CALyEs-Reeeipts. $50 head; 42o on
SIC; ordinary to fair Westerns. 81. oil
9S5c.
sal,s-s. Sanders: II veais. I4s lbs.
50 wsser 1 calves ~ ISL ,i7 a sun Ia ,is
Kerns Commission Co: 1s veals, i2s. i25;
2, West virginia, 1s5. ;22i II calves. l52.
iii. s14; 50, is5, $3.50. Newton & Co.
IS veals, las. SIS; =, Ss, sls. s. Judd q
Co: 10 veals, 100. s21. Mcpherson g. Co.:
. veals, 125, S25; 3. 123, S23; 3. 30. $40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $3.50
head ~ ears on sale. Sheep and prime
lambs about steady; medium and common
lambs and stale stock dull and lower.
Ordinary to fair sheep sold at s7G9 per
100 lbs. culls, s3.5096; common to fairly
prime lambs. 'll91s Dressed mutton in
fair demand at $4,000. per lb.; dressed
IaF he all NJ II
sales-J. shamberg Son: 232 West
Virginia lambs. 10 lbs. average. $3.50;
zee Buffalo. SO. S11.50. Tobin & Shannon:
1e9 Kentucky lambs, rs, SIS; sheep. 100.
IS date Thursday; 495 Kentucky lambs
IS. sl7 1877 Ohio. 10. s16.26; 224, 81, $40;
sheep. 1GS, $50; =. %: 81; 70 culls. 81, s.
ginia lambs, 6s, $3.50; 2o7. So, s15.7S;
447, e5. SIS; 2ls North Carolina, IS, sl2:
sTs Virginia, so. ,11.50; sheep, 123, 50.
s Sanders: 2lS West Virginia lambs. g.,
1880 241 virginia, 81. $3.50; $50 Ohio
IS. $3.50; 23s. 81. sll; sheep. 112. 50;
Nsw;Gn Co.; s. Psnpsyivania lambs
IS. SO. 3l25O; 6. so, s12: 4 sheep, Ito.
50: 4. 1l2, IS; 8 culls. l04, Sc: 10. So. S.
Myers & HousemaE: 2O5 West Virginia
lambs, 81. s1762h: IL Gull sheep, 49, IS.
S. Judd & Co.: 40 State lambs. rs. SIC.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; one car on
sale. Market steady. Light to fairly heavy
hogs, s2l.5O022 per 100 lbs. roughs. s1s.
Sales-Newton Co.: As Pennsylvans
hogs. 2O1 lbs. average; :2a MePhssson
II. sal; s roughs. GAG. ;ls. s. Sanders:
IA Stat0 hogs 1873, t22.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS
with name and address OF owner and at
torney)
Downtown.
tsouth Cd Fourteenth street.l


(South of Fourteenth street)
DOYER ST. 4. s. 20N62.6x20xe7.5-
Charlotte v Connolly twise) to Mary A
Rauch. 7s7 Union st, Bklyn. II part, mtg
5000; Aug -, address. John J Boylan.
DRY DOCK ST, sc c i2th st. icS.sxss; Az
D,sw l2th st. runs W 17ox lo3.3x W
81 I,b to Dry g. Dock tx s. iO$ ~ a to
1915 TO beg-Iaura A Palmer to Todd
Shipyards Corp, is Whitehall st, Aug IS
Front st5S ST Co. iSS is7 Old sip
8s.4x55.1O-Markham Realty Corp 70
Arthur Deer. at Hornell. N Y, and
GRBENwICH ST 5S7-45. Q $, so Charl-
ton st, l0OxiO0-Bway Devel Co to In
dependent Warehouses. $40 Bway. mtg
is Broad .............s 800
SPRING ST, s. n 5. 1912 W Bowery, 25.2x
l1SS;lix25xil2s tforeelos July 8, 1919
Corp Y: Bway. mtg $4,000; attys,. Rose
PINE ST sT ieS7 Bvay ;ii3;a'srssSSIpgTG
tieEmpife Trust CO Sf TO BANKERS nf trust
Co.. l6 Wall st. all liens, Aug 81; atty.
sAME ME P eRe5 Go; ms h ao ss47 600
Aug q; atty. same. ;:.............. 81
nth ST. 1871 E. $. I?t Dry Dock st,
a ?SX7S; Az ID, d, 49, w. lith ST. 75x69ii-
yards Corp. is whitehall st, mtg Il2, 900.
all liens. Aug IS; atty. L T s. T CO. $50
l2TH ST, ii E. as. ;5xiocs.:.Nativc:i' Corr
TO S Holding Co, si7 e 3D. st, mtg
i22.5oo. Aug is; Nathan Friedman. sos
o"Ay ''''''''''''''''. 400
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST, lO6 E. $, 25xs2-Hy Har-
berger TO Denwood Realty Co, sos willis
aav' mtg Sl2O.SSo. July l6; atty4 Elfers
PARK Az. cor sis, st, run: n I.I st
76.sN ELK l02.Tx s 1905 to 81
mtg $4,000. ali liens, April FL; atty
7 T Co, l76 Bway. $3.50, 900
PARK Az 80 cor 62d st. 79.4x3s,4-The
al liens, Aug 81; atty. G & T Co
Az A, 5, so.i list st. s5xsi@ eS;0G e
mtg $1,000. all liens, Aug Is; atty,
y & Co, 1876 Bway. .S10O
soTH ST IS, 225 W sd av e5xlO2.2-
Jessie Cohen ct al to Samuel Cohen. I6S
p son IN e. Go,S 60 al liens, March q;
Az \, 1895. W $, 90 slst st. 25.sxSo-
Matilde Freund. 513 seth st, mtEs
$4,000. all liens, Aug 6; Gttys. stras-
MS SSHsse rT 4 y BwSy: 81 900
ls,sx75--Geo II Mallory TO Mabel g
Boyle. 2 st Nicholas pl. all liens, mtg
$1,000; Aug 10; atty, J r Davidson.
lO9TH ST, 3O4 z. s s. l7x6S-Maria Jones
to Jos n Milazgo. so4 70 lO9th st, mts
$4,000, Aug 81; atty, Jacob l Berman,
Sfb bWAy' .'''''.. ...,.........$lO0
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
7TH AV. s s. 1914 Grove st, s3.2x5asx
irreg-Empire Mort Co to Frank Aiberti
q King 81. mtg $4,000 all liens, Aug
45TH sT, s, 100 9th avs 6oxlOO ~
Ltehneld to Brooklyn limit Co, a
6lsT ST. s, 200 W Amsterdam av, 25x
l9o6.JcHsdi b Goodman TO Marine
Aug 20; atty. sydney l. Goodman. 81
e1sT ST ST. a4s.25o W, 3 sc.iooSMiHiiicsllSoSS
Contracting Co 10 Barnes Realty Co,
lat 4th av. mtg $1,000, all liens, Aug
22; attys. Beardsley, II & T. "a wall
81 ''''''''''. '..'.... ............ 800
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street,
LENoX Ay. II, sw Hath Ut 900 Wy,
2o.2xI5-Wm II Schwarz 10 Hy stelling,
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BROOK AV. l0O4-Mary Annie R'h,tss,,
&c al, as trustees, agt DoSsie Greene.
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage A"''
Elfsrs q Abberley.
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West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th ktreets)


! 7TH AV, $ g 5, 1914 Grove st, s3.2x53 3x
irreg, Aug 21-Frank Alberti to Baylor
Hilton. at Briarcliff Manor. Y, 8
ss XII ST. ss,-Bf w Mtg sS SSS,sS Ma ,sSOS
Plymouth Realty Co to Anna GRANGE,
ass Hillside av. Geonia, y ]. l yr Sc,
pr mtg $4,000; atty. sinnott, t5s sth
b1sT sr IS, 100 west End av. 5oni S
P, m. Aug 22--Barnes Realty Co to
81. pr mtg $1,000: attys, Beardsley' II
Az a, w. " set list St a51si. Aug Hf ss@
sSd st. due Feb 10. 1921. eqs. pr mtg
$1,000; atty, n Y T & NJ Co. Is5
7sD ST.. Isl W. $. .OxiCs.a. Aug s@
Alicia Realty Co to Title. Guar & T
Co. I7s Bway- 3, yrs. "a So. $40, 900
's Aus ST. III Ms2 "a az Dot 2S5xl0 ana
Frances Scholes to Lawyers T & Co.
$50 Bway. due Aug p, 1924. 5h = IS. 900
' Aug 81 iw He s to Pf Herman ax; Sacks
1901 9Th ay. yrs. So attys. steinberg
Leern. 500 Bway. ............ 900
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th street
LENoX Av. II. W cor Hath st GOO W..
W Il schwarz. Ardsiey, n y DUE and I'd
SaiteE & steinkamp 40 Nassau st.'5, 900
80 lots Az each s5T tS1Ai and bi'1h S nj
$4,000 each. Aug 20-A NJ Devery, trus,
TO Emigrant Indust Saw Bank, 5 yrs,
. "A 60: attys, r & 2 O'Gorman, 81
Chambers ST.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
list AV-Same property, m mtgs,
$500 each. subj to pr mtg $4,000. Aug
5 yrs. SO; atty. G & T Co. i76
122D ST. s $. 1870 w Park av. 2oxlOo.i1,
m, Aug 21-Simon Brinberg to Adelia
Runyon, sl7 Putnam av, Plainfield, N j,
? yrs. go. pr mtg $4,000; atty. T G
18TH ST. ss. 275 " Lenox sv, m;
Wright 921 y st W. Washington,
D G, yrs. SO; attys. Murray. p & H,
hist ST. iSs to ICs W, s. 1ooss IGTO
p m, Aug 2l-lo3 w l4lst St Realty
Co to Denwood Realty Co, 500 Willis
av, due Nov 20, 1923. 60, pr mtg
ST Nicholas Az, 1883 and is7i sE1;0p e.
rs 18th st. 6OxlOO. m, Aug Is
Nicholas J Botsacos to Jas Butler, Inc,
$50 Washington ct, 10 yrs, 6hq; atty,
IT q co, l76 Bway. .......S65 900
ST NICHOLAS AV, cor ls4th st, silk
to w J Daniel. $50 st Nicholas av,
5 yrs. 6sc, pr mtg slo5. 900; atty, r &
J O'Gorman. 81 Chambers st s55, 900
SAME PROPERTY. p m, Aug 2l-Melwood
Realty Co to 2l0 w 56th st Co 1888
Bway, due Aug II. 1921, GO, pr mtg
100000: attys. Eisman. L c & l.. ls5
10TH Az cor 215th st 90 i' it;SH
p m: Aug l6-E A Realty Co to Fredk
Tietig. 1876 Jefferson av. Bklyn, 10 yrs,
SO, pr mtg $4,000; attys, Wendell e
r, 27T Bway. .........,.. $50
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

FRONT ST. 8, 1871 W Old slip. ask
55.lo, m, Aug ip-Arthur J Deer to
yrs, 5h9a, pr mtg $4,000; atty, Seth
s: Terry, 40 Cedar st. .,21. 900
GREENWICH ST. bs7-46, e 8. so s Charl-
dent Warehouse to Broadway Develop
ment Co. Saratoga, N Y, yrs. sc. pr
mtg 100000; attys lockwood & L, 527
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THE BEST BUY IN FIATBIsH
QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR sAIy

buildings. near Railroad; will make nica
place. Price 5000. NISSAN BROS CON.
PANY. Queens, n. Y. Phone sl5O Hollis
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06

woman who is fair and 40 asks
my advice about marrying n youth
VINO IL twenty years her junior. and
VINO. she assures me, loves her for
herseIt alone. and is entirely unin-
iIuenced by her ample fortune.
personally. my opinion is that young
husbands are too much trouble. They
are not worth the price one has to
pay for them.
II II Is true that the wife who
Undertakes to keep her husband
fascinated with her and nailed to
MS own hrcside has her Job cut ont
Tor her. even when time nights on
her side. the woman who has
twenty years arrayed against her
has task that makes the labors
or Hercules look like chiId's pIav,
Certainly the middIe-aged woman
VINO marrles young boy paws a high
price for her pet. and there Is only
one kind of woman who should I'M
dertake such a fOolhardv specuIation
and that is a woman who has no
jealousy in her system. who possesses
large fund OF humor. and who has
Il deep and well-tilled pocketbook on
which she has d death clutch.
A woman who expects to get anv
happiness out of such marriage
must be able to see her bov husband
dancing and chatting and playing love
games with pretty young girls with
out being torn into shreds by the
green-eyed monster, and wondering if
he is not contrasting her embonpoint
with their slimness. her staid matter
ot-faot conversation with their chat
ter. her middle-aged heaviness with
their high spirits
She must be able TO smile instead
of gnash her teeth when people mis-
take her husband for her son. Above
all, she must have enough sense 10
keep her money in her own hands.
for 1t Is most curious that boys never
fall in love with impccunious la
dies, or marry women old enough to
be their mothers. unless mother 5
name is good on a check.
Nor should tn" woman object. Ro-
ma ance is a gift that the gods bestow
only on the young When We grow
old. We have to buy it And il is
up to the middlc-aGed woman 10 de-
eide If the brand she buys with her
Young husband is worth the price.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06
Navy Yard News

Quarterman Harry Ragsdale NJ. c.
HitesChin. and G. G. Richards, Of the
boardside mount shop, motored to
Atlantic City. where they are spend
ing ten days.
Walter Guest. of the tool shop, and
friends enjoyed Saturday and Sun
day at Gettysburg
Claude Markward is spending a va
cation of fifteen days at Chesapeake
Beach.
Milton Kneas. Of the tool shop Wis
tied Bachelors Hall on the Bay
Saturday and Sunday.
Robert L. Greenwell. quarterman Of
the coppersmith shop, lost his Young
est son Thursday morning.
Jim Spangle. OF the gunners' work
shop. and party of friends had good
luck on their recent blackberry pick
ing trip in Virginia.
A. Riley. Of the tool shop. has re-
turned from his short vacation at
Colonial Beach.
Richard Ryan and his wife are
spending three weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Nettie c. Wells. Miss Bessie
Downs. Miss Jane Russell and Miss
Mabel Goodman with several other
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06
| (BUREAU,OF'.
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING!
SSsz NEWS

The Bureau Automobile Association.
at its meeting Monday. ,reconsidered
the action taken in regard to can
ceiling the contract with the Texaco
Company in reference TO the placing
Of gasoline tank. and will have the
said tank installed Immediately. All
autoists in the bureau will heartily
approve of this decision. Work on
the air pressure lines will begin short
ly. and, with four outlets, there should
be no congestion at any time for
free air."
Charles E. Downey. of section 3. has
resigned his position as plate printer
and will devote all his time to the
now located at Vermont avenue and
" streets northwest.
Miss Blanche Evans, Miss Alice
Brewer and Miss Hattie Pumphrey,
all of the stamp perforating division,
are off for a two weeks trip through
Niagara. Thousand Islands and New
York city.
Sam Pole. OF section s. has taken a
new lease OF life. and is now sport
ing a wrist watch. He also makes
an early getaway after work. instead
of helping to haul down the flag as
OF old.
Arthur Mewshaw, OF section 3, was
in the running at the Church OF the
Nativity lawn fete and landed fine
silk umbrella on 3o-cent chance.
~ ~ fI
cumming division. is off for two
weeks.
| Miss Sally Pagan, OF the wetting
division. is taking some OF her an
nual.
| Mrs. Martha Chin. Miss Anna Kid
well, Miss Florence King, Miss
I Bculah Lankford. Miss Grace Nc
/ Creary, Miss Catherine Yoe and Miss
| GeorEette Parker are reported to be
! on the sicy list in the stamp per
! forating division.
Miss Sarah Cook. clerk in section
Ie. is back from two-weeks' visit
to her home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ada HsIes. Mrs. Margaret
! MeOlOT0. MRS. rose NldINOt anu
Mrs. Emma Strange. OF the examin-
ing division. are on leave.
The daughter of Ed. Zernis, OF sec
tion g. met with a painful injury Sat
urday when she accidentally fell into
a glass covered hotbed at their home
in Brookland. The injury is not con-
sidered serious.
Miss Nellie Wilding and Miss Ruth
, Fisher. Of the stamp perforating d.
vision, spent the weekend at Chesa-
peake Beach. 1t is reported that they
are there when 1t comes to catching
, crabs.
Sam Farmer. of section 9, and Fred
Myers. of section 3, made a good catch
/ Of small mOuthed bass Sunday on the
Upper Potomac. about three miles
above Great Falls. The fish weighed
between one and two pounds each.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06
HOROSCOPE.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1919.


Copyright, 1919 h, the Mcclure Newspaper
SyndiCateD
Neptune and the Sun rule strongly
for good today. according to astrol-
ogy. Jupiter is slightly adverse.
Congress continues under a plane
tary rule making for contention,
grave differences of opinion and
serious clashes between statesmen.
The stars that are believed to in
crease resourcefulness. keenness
and far-sightedness have strong in
fluence at this time
The sway is not favorable for
ventures Of any sort and especially
forbidding to commercial enter
prises.
Ancient lore found this a lucky
sway under which to hire men,
since it makes for loyalty. industry
and efficiency.
There are signs for next month
that are exceedingly threatening.
The conjunction of Mars with Jupi-
ter is read as presaging grave
danger of war in quarters now at
peace, while the conjunction of Mars
Win Neplune is neIu 10 1oreShadow
serious religious troubles in France
and Italy.
Warning is given by the seers
that the United States should con-
stantIy work for the uprooting OF
dislOyal elements and the bringing
together of the people into the Sos-
est unity.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of success or promotion
in business. They should not run
any financial risks.
Children born on this day are
likely to be gifted and successful
These subjects of Leo are usually
'~@';n'd toward romance.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06

the purchasing division. spends his
spare time driving his new Cole over
the Mount Rainier roads,
william H Rowen, OF the mint
linotype section, is surprising his
friends with new Ford and a pink
shirt
Mrs. Cassie Howell. Of the night
pamphlet bindery, is visiting in Chi
cago.
Chief Electrician william J.
Ssmmonds is spending several
weeks at Colonial Beach
Frederick T. Devine has accepted
an appointment in the monotype
keyboard room.
Samuel F. Gillespie is absent from
the Job section on three weeks
leave.
Miss Annie Spencer. OF the ruling
and sewing section. is visiting
friends in Wheeling.
Buck Miller. Of the carpenter
shop. is on leave.
Miss Nellie y. Ramey. OF the
proofroom. is spending two weeks
al her home in Alexandria
Miss Nellie NJ. Ellis is absent
from the night press force. on leave.
Mrs ToSsie Mcdaniel oF the pirht
pamphlet bindery. is visiting her
home in Virginia
W. L Jenkins is on leave this
week. in the electrical section.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06

Convinced that cooperative buying
is the most effective means OF re-
ducins the cost Of living. Storekeeper
Patrick II. Gala CHER. chief OF
the stores division. J. w. Child
ress. foreman Of the library printing
branch. and J. H. BrodnaN. foreman
of the job room will visit the City
PostoffiCc today for the purpose Of
studying the system Of buying that
has aided materially in lowering the
expenses OF the employees Of that Of
fee. These gentlemen will then wait
upon the Public Printer and endeavor
to have effected in the Government
Printing ONCE an organization similar
to that OF the postofice
William A. Smith, of West Virginia,
has accepted an appointment as com
Tositor in the job section.
Miss Blanche Fisher. Of the ruling
and sewing section. is spending sew
eral weeks in Texas.
Arthur s. Jones. Q. the night mono
type section, is sending his friends
cards from Middletown. Conn.
Philip Crossheld, Of The Tro0froom.
is spending two weeks at Colonial
Beach.
John T. Harris. Of the job section,
is i'll at his home IN Baltimore.
Pressman William H. Pitzer is sb-
sent on fifteen days leave.
John c. LiChtcap. OF the plate
vault. is spending two weeks at his
old home in Newark, after visiting
New York City.
Edgar Railv. Official teleg-aphe- in
The Washington herald., 1919-08-06
TANNING MY HUSBAND
BY KATHLEEN FOX


pisregaroing CTittenden's COM
mands to see less of Betty Langley
which [ never had any thought nf
obeying and in which Knew I
was within my rights. | saw moro
OF the dear girl that winter and
spring than ever.
She and l were on the street or.
day carly in the spring, going from
her apartment to my home, sud-
denly a man who seemed to nur-
posely- drop behind us darted to
Betty's side and snatched at ber
purse. She clutched II tightly and
the man failed. Then, while I Iool,-
ea about wildly for help. Betty
seized the mans wrist. and twistad
1t suddenly. He dropped 10 his knee.
crying out. She held him there win
the slender, gloved fingers of her
very capable hand twisting his
wrist. l looked at her in amaze
ment She was perfectly calm.
Presently policeman rounded
the corner and ran to the scene Of
the attempted robbery. Betty then
turned her prisoner over to the no.
liceman and we went on.
"Jiu Jitsu." replied BETTY when
l asked her how she had done il
You know Jack spent two wears
in japan and he is an expert at II
He taught me a lot of the holds
Jack. you know. thinks a woman
ought to be able to defend herself
and that is why he insisted on me
learning it."
When we got home Betty showed
me the simple jiu jltsa holds. IT
was very easy to learn, I thought
surely it could not amount to much
for that reason. And yet I had
Just seen her protect herself with
it.
She promised to. show me all the
holds she knew and determined TO
learn them
CONTINUED Tomorrow,