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KUU11J3STKU DEMUUKAT AiXD UMltUJN T11UKSS1JA JULY 11)18. COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE Q)icL and antmqo.r Furniture Movers PIANO MOVERS SAL1 GOTTRY CARTiKG CO. orriCK rowEEs bciloixo. tat St. Intranc.

Both 'Phone Rudolph Scnmldt Co. Thermometer. JROCHESIER. USUAL GOOD-BYS TO BE SAID Oil SATURDAY Manhattan Players to End Their Longest Season. SCHOOL IS DOING WORK FOR WAR Cares for Children of Men in Nation's Forces.

TO COEIGIISSIOR 2,000 ENGINEERS As Lieutenant and Captain in Reserve Corps. JULY 24 III! JULY 24. 1817 -SMART rs.f. Jt SHOES First Clearance Sale Smart Summer Shoes 3 KM i 73 War AISDUTE OF LEAD, WHALE OIL SOAP, PAWS Ciim, HELLEBOitE. have these ia large or small quantities.

J. K. Post Drug Co." 17 MAIN' STREET EAST. Branch, 638 Plymouth. ENABLES MOTHERS TO WORK :7 A.M.

3 4AXi BAM. 3 UN 2P.M. 3P.M. 4P.M. 73 t- 'r 87 i OJ r7j a.

L. 74 bJ t2 u87 83 -3J F-81 81 ,7 A.M. JAX-H BAM. -UN 2.H Sp.k. 4P.M.

-I 6P.K 7 P.M. 5 P.M. MUST BE 0VR DRAFT AE Blanks and Information Can Be Got from W. C. Freeman, of Rochester Section of American lastitat.

of Electrical Enineers-Conditiot r-85 Of Pifty Families Represented at Industrial School, in Exchange Seven Are Those of Soldiers. Vegetables and Cribs Are Needed 6PM. JBMIO -i r-75 WANTED Someone who can finance a $10,000 automobile proposition of merit. Will tand fttrictest investigation. Principal's only.

Answer to-day. H-72, This Office Two thousand engineers over draft W1 --uuj missions as fir The last board mcetirg before the summer vacation of the Kxchaage street Industrial School was held ou the last Saturday ia June, and the report as to what the school is doing was given out for publication yesterday. While tha regular school work is not continued during- the hot months, yet the managers operate a summer school with three DAILY CIRCULATION Vcek Ending July 20th iutenant ana captain in the EazinZ Reserve Corps. "meer To help meet this demand the Chief Engineers in Washington has enlkt toe services of the American iZthT. of Electrical Engineers, which deavoring to locate qualified men ft these commissions through the KodtNtw section of the institut.

Applications for commissions for ti. grade of rim lieutenant are limited men betueen the ages 32 to 3G: for Ca tain to 42 years. The limits may teachers who are as busy as some of the woui ieu who are working ou the Western nt in France, keeping the children's 2,800 Fron Lady of Refinement To wait on trade in store. Experience not necessary. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY minds occupied with helpful studies which hold interest but are of labori 73,190 72594 73,610 FRIDAY ur uecreased in SATURDAY 73,396 spe- vmi cases, ex cent that wao Our Entire Stock of Nw Oxfords and Pumps, comprising white, patent leather, tan, black, high or low heels, welt or turn soles.

$5, $6, $7, and $8 QltJILJTTES Clearance Sale Prices PATHEPHONE SHOP 44 North Clinton Tolal for Week 458,655 US DAY, July 14th, 67,041. STATE OK NKW YOKK 1 County of Monroe 6S'-W. li. Mathews. President of the Koch-ester l'riutuijj Coajpuuy, publishers of tbe Ueinotrat and Chrouicle.

being by me duly sworn, doib and say that the Democrat aud CU.ouicle printed and circulated the pafct week the above number of Ua" papers. W. II. MATHEWS. President.

Sworn to before me this -Oth day of July. 1U1S. WM. :f.K)K. NoturT Public.

$395 $j95 ous a kind as are pursued during the regular school year. Fifty Families Represented. Fifty different families are represented each day at the school with a daily attendance of eighty-five children. Between twenty and twenty-five of th children Nv ho are cared for are mere babies, Tunning fn ase from only 3 month to -I years. These mites arc- left by their mothers in the early morning at an hour when thousands of liochester-ians stili are sleeping.

The mothers of these children are doing their bit and in many instances taking the places of the men who have been called to a sterner duty. When the children arrive iu the- morn-ingthe nurses take them in charge and see that they are properly bathed, and many times clothes have to be mended, when the busy mothers have not had time to attend to that duty, and by the time the teachers are ready to receive HOUSE FOR SALE To close an estate I offer on easy terms the 8-room bouse No. 18 Sheridan street near Bausch Lomb Optical Yawinan Erbe's and L. Adler, Co. Lot feet.

Just the place for a man who wants a neat, inexpensive home in this neighborhood. E. S. SCHECK, 34 Tyler Home 'phone, Stone 6629-X. w.thin the draft age will be conhidered Applicants must be engaged iu activ.

practice of the engineering profession in one of its various branches, and be in good physical condition. All applicants must be citizens of the United States. When the applications have been r. ceived at the ottice of Chief of Engineer, the qualifications of the applicants will be considered and those selected will be notified to apear for the professional and physical examination, which will be conducted by a board of officers sent from Washington to designated places. The papers of those ho qualify will be sent to the Chief of Engineers in Washington, who will take the necessary stepj ta have the applicants commissioned as officers in the Engineer Reserve Corps.

Those commisioncd will be ordered to report at a training camp, where they will be given a course of military traiu-ing previous to being assigned to duty with engineer troops. The necessary application blanks ai additional information may be obtained by applying to W. C. Freeman, secre-tary-eJfcce of the Rochester section of th DOiOTHy Manhattan Players will bring their season of stock dramatic presentations to a close on Saturday night. The season has extended through fourteen weeks, the lonsrest run they yet have made in their six seaso-s in the Lyceum.

As usual on closing night opportunity will be given for each of the players to Bay a good-by. This has been a custom since the players have been coming to Rochester, and it always has turned out to be highly entertaining. To some the minute allowed has proven all too short to say the many things they have wanted to say; to others, the minute has seemed like an endless day, but there never has failed to a spontaneity about the event that has found a ready response in the big audience that has gathered to bid the company farewell. TO-DAY'5 DOINGS. Entire Stock Men's High Grade Oxfords their little pupils, they are all shining.

Included are all black neat and clean. The condition that the children are put iu is of course a great. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS THE WILL CORPORATION INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTS 262 East Avenue 290 Stone 4434 Chase help to the mothers who invariably are dead tired at night when they come to take the children home. Miss Mortimer, Mr. Jackson, Mr.

St. Parish House Farewell reception for Rev. Harry Idle, who is to enter Y. M. A.

work; evening. Maplewood Park Concert by Park Band under direction of Theodore Bossenbach; 7:43 P. M. Memorial Art Gallery Exhibition of paintings selected from the leuding American exhibitions of the season of 1917-1918, 10 A. M.

to P. M. Municipal Museum Exhibition of historical relics, 0 A. M. to P.

M. THEATEKS. Lyceum Theater All week, "Our Wives;" to-day, P. M. Temple Theater All week, "The Lion and the Mouse;" to-day P.

M. Family Tieater Vaudeville, 1:30 to 11 ROAD REPORT OF AUTOMOBILE CLUB OP ROCHESTER. Jackson, Mr. Taber, Mrs. Sidney, Miss calf and kid, and the new shades ef tan calf, at the following clearance sale prices $8 and $8.50 Oxfords now There is one mother who bringss five children to the school every morning.

Clarke. Mr. Halton and Mr. Pitt will gc ranging in age from 2 to 12 years. The mother is a widow and works in one of into New York to sign contracts for the eomine season before taking their vaca the big munition factories.

With the aid of the school she is able to keep her fam tions. CHIEF BELIEVES CITY $7.50 Oxfords now $C95 ily entity, and have that great motller privilege; of tucking her babies in their own beds at night and knowing that SHOULD TEACH SAFETY SUITE OF 2 OFFICES FOR RENT they are iu good and careful hands during the day while she is busy helpini; her country to maintain that democracy which will insure to her brood a safe American Institute of Electrical L'ng eers, at No. 121 Corwin road, or to th Chief of Engineers, War Department, Washington. DECISIONS WHILE YOU WAIT Two Men Fined $5 for Cheating ia Selling Berries. Convicted of selling berries in baskeU not sufficiently filled to comply with tie law, Sam Shapiro, 28 years old, and Hy-man Samloff, 27 years old, both of No.

3t Concord street, were fined $5 apiece in City Court yesterday. They were arrested at the Public Market hy Deputy Sealer Frank Sherman. Edward Earl of Xo. 144 South FiU-hugh street, who for some time has been out of the good graces of the police, was sent to the penitentiary for ninety days on a charge of intoxication. William Treteik, of No.

5S4 Joseph Quigley Repeats Proposal ick and of His Annual Report. mxinq In Building Located in Heart off City, Suitable for. Any Purpose and comfortable future. Soldiers' Children Cared For. The children of seven fathers who are in war service are at the school every day, while their mothers are working to ROCHESTER.

SMART VvVy zTZ 6 SHOES WEST. Rochester to Buflalo Million-dollar highway. Rochester via. Lake avenue, turning left iu Kidge through Ciarkson, turning left to UrotKpurt, ou outskirts of Brockport, turn right through Holley, Albion, Medina, Kiugeway, Wright Corners, Lockport, Transit road, two-mile detour to Wiliiamsville, through Snyder, to Buflalo. Niagara tails fcollow above route to Wright's Corners, Cambria, Niagara Palls.

All good 'macadam. Rochester to Buffalo Leave Rochester through Acotisville, Mumtord, Caledonia, via; Brooks avenue and Genesee street! Lo Koy, Batavia, Pembroke, East 1'eui-broke, Wiliiamsville into Buffalo. Optional from Batavia to Buffalo Leave Batavia Genesee street; macadam from Crittenden into Buffalo. keep the little ones together, until "the WILL RENT WHOLE OR PART Inquire 35-6 Elwood Bldg. boys come home." One little girl, Marian who lives at No.

20 Averill avenue, is the first little girl to be made fatherless by the war. Her father, Joseph Healy, was killed in France the other day while fighting with the Canadian troops. mi MENG SHAFERca r-fANUrA-CTUFllNQ rvMJM.a ROCHESTER BUFFALO Road to Manitou Beach is being oiled Rochester to Watertow Leave via East avenue, Penheld, VVebster, Union Hill, ruiuuuj, v-culci, ViiuiriO, Wll East Williauiiou, Sod us, Welling ton, loiiow ciuu signs to Wolcott. follow avenue, did not appear on a charge of riding a bicycle on the sidewalk and forfeited bail. Judgment was suspended in the case of Joseph Clovis, of Xo.

95 Alphonse street, who appeared on a similar charge. A charge of petit larceny placed against Allan Cameron, 22 years old, of Xorth Washington street, for the alleged theft of three pictures from tbe Woman' Educational and Industrial Union, was withdrawn, and the case was dismissed. Alleging that her husband, Charles Marks, of Xo. Joseph avenue, Received her in arranging for the support of their child. Mrs.

Antonia Marks, of YOU leave worry-behind you when you put your jewels, in our Safe Deposit Vaults before leaving the city for your vacation. macadam through Red Creek, i'airuaven Sterling Valley, iorth Sterling. Oswego' New Haven, Mexi.1", L'nion Square, Adams' Buy Furs Now at Low Prices EAST. I 1 I Commenting on the police suitistics which show that the number of accidents in Rochester has continued to decrease this month, as compared with July last year, as did the number in June, Police Chief Joseph M. Quigley yesterday said: "There can be no question buc that th-s remarkable reduction in the number of accidents is being accomplished through the intensive educational work which is being carried on in Rochester.

It is the continual hammering on this subject which brings results and saves lives. The police are pointing out hazards wherever they find them, sneakers are giving instructions and the newspapers are keeping this before the people, "The safety work should be carried on here and I believe that a safety organization should be a part of the city government. I advocated that in my annual report, and thee figures show that I was right, for we should have some one whose duty it would be to continually point out danger to the people. "It would cost something to do that, but human lives should not be measured in dollars and cents. No subject should be clearer to each one of us than the one of safety, for that includes all of us." The report shows that while there were 103 accidents of all classes in which persons were injured in the first twenty-one days of July, 1917, there were only 61 during the first twenty-one days of July of this year, a reduction of 33 pe.r cent.

There were forty-five automobile accidents in which persons were injured in this period of last year and twenty-eighc in the similar period for this year. Increased caution is revealed on the part of both pedestrians and vehicles of all classes, the figures show, compared to Rochester to Syracuse Leave Rochester via East avenue, turn right into Clover road follow macadam through Meudon Center S. S. ilendon, Victor, straightahead on macadam to Manchester, Ciirtou Spriuits. Pht-lns Sign Tour W.

Fledge. West Junius. At this point it is necessary to iane lic uui luau, nuicu win icati back to the macadam above Seneca- Falls. This is on account of construction between Geneva ana atetioo. ouow macadam throuh Genesee Valley Trust Co.

21 Exchange St. AUDurn, ennett, luunuge, to Syracuse Rochester to Canaudaigua Leave Rochester via East avenue, turn right in Clover road, follow macadam through Men I 5t0" "75, 1976 Kail 2471, 2472 The food that is given the children is good and substantial. The wee ones have to eat what is best for them, but the older ones who are able to eat the more substantial viands are given an assortment of meats and vegetables that must meet the approval of Mr. Hoover in every particular on Monday beef stew, with vegetables and plenty ot milk and bread is served and the meals are varied each day with healthful dishes which are most appetizing. Vegetables and fruits are needed by the school, and anyone having a surplus of these commodities from their war gardens could make a most pleasing and acceptable present to the school by sending some of that surplus to it.

The school is within two minutes walk of the Four Corners, in Kxc-hange street right opposite Court street. Can't Someone Spare a Crib. Anyone may call Mrs. Cora L. Hanna, the Superintendent of the school, on the telephone, Stone 3730, and she will tell thenijust what the school most needs in that line of eatables.

She will tell them, too, that the school could use a few cribs, as the war has increased the attendance of very little babies to such an extent that some of the children have to sleep in baV-kets which have been provided temporarily. Anyone who has a surplus crib up in the attic somewhere might bring it down during one of the extra hours of daylight and see that i' is delivered to the school. If, for some sweet sentimental reason they don't want to part with the crib permanently, they may loan it to the school and it vshII be returned upon demand. "Help the school to help the babies to tion venier, aieuuon. ictor, into Canau-daigua.

(Road is being oiled from Pitts-ford, through Egypt to county line.) SOUTH. Xo. GS Dale street, appeared against him yesterday. She told Judge Kohlmett that her husband was regularly employe! and earning $23 a week and tbtt she found it impossible to support the child on less than $3 a week. The Court ordered Marks to pay $3 a week toward the support of the child and put him on parole to assure his doing it.

MAPLEWOOD PARK CONCERT Park Band to Be Heard There in Program This Evening. The Park Band will play in Maplewood Tark this evening at 7:43 o'clock. Theodore Dossenbach, as usual, will direct. The program follows: Rochester to lansville Leave via Alouut Hope avenue, East Avon, During this Midsummer Sale of Furs you should visit our stores and select a Coat, Wrap or Set for future use. Prices are advancing steadily, but we have on hand an enormous stock of charming and exclusive models, which we are' offering at prices greatly to your advantage.

A deposit will reserve any selection, storage free, until wanted in the Fall. vumtu, jjuuid jiui ris. uansviiie For Letchworth Park turn southwsr i lof of A i i i Distinct Vision 32 Dl IMKTAI Lenses. ville and Letchworth. SOUTHWEST.

Rochester to Binghauiton Leave Rnnh. I J. ester via East avenue, Clover road, Meudoa mcuuuu, 7r, aianchester. Clif ton springs, pneips, Geneva. Peuu iau last year.

While thirteen persons were injured in the first twenty-one days last Watkius. Eimira. 'jwego, Hiushamton. j.uis roaa report compiled Tuesday, July "America" Overture "La Burlesque" 3d. Suppe Handei July as a result of reckless driving, only three were injured in this manner in that time this year, and only eight persons were W1SATHER AND CROP REPORT I-argo Fantasia "A Characteristic-request) Preludes Spanish Festival" lipnierssemaB "i'lie Butterfly" (by EenOn hia3t FOR WEEK OF.

JULY 23D. Injured by heedlessly walking into auto-biles this year, compared to nineteen for a like period of last year. mi. Look at Any Angle Through Punktal Lenses and you will obtain equally clear vision. This is a distinct advantage over ordinary lenses.

Call at 6ur office for a demonstration. CLARK BESTOR CO. OPTOMETRISTS. Triangle East Main and East A Rochester, T. Y.

prevaiiea in all especially during the closing days IXTKRMISSIOX. nccn, iuu, ntiLfc an aounaance of Hundred ana TAX AGENT HERE JULY 3QTH suusuine ana iiirnt Drecioltation SHAFER advance the corn crop and havimr opera twelve" Tsehaikoww Trombone solo "The Weldon l'olka" SimoBS Anthony Kreuzer. A help tne mothers to help the boys to help Uncle Sam win the is the tions materially. The sudden appearance of liot weather brought forth the warmest week of the season with temperatures averaging trom 2-4 degrees or more in excess 14 '82- I8S Mam' St. East tower Block ah: Selection '-The Only Heroe-i appeal that is made.

Humoresque "Merry yi wrawum laims. ah grains are ripen- Bondholders Then May Secure Exemptions from State Bond Tax. By the provisions of the investment-tax law, the supervision of which is under State Comptroller Travis, owners of certain kinds of bonds covering mort Orand American Fantasia Ueroe- ana the winter ORDINATION NEXT SUNDAY ueai iw rje uurvest is Deglnntng this week in central aud western counties: snin The Star Spaugled Banner." Owner Recovers Car. By obtaining an order in Supres' pieces were cut the 20th. Oats and barley harvest will begin about th -fth ST gages upon property located outside of 1st.

and excellent yields are pxnoi-tod Willfam C. Krause to Be Taken into Evangelical Ministry. William C. Krause will beordained to the Evangelical ministry at 10-30 o'cIock- ew lork state may secure exemption from the oeal personal-property tax by vS nay crop 01 mis year is much below that of 1917, and even much less than anticipated in May, the unfavorable growinsr weather during the -latter half of June diminished the yield oonsldera hi in iJitjiUK me Mate a special tax upon these investments for any perior of from Sundy morning at Trinity Outing Shoes Court compelling the police to return machine to him, Joseph Geyerof county, has recovered his autosxmi which was stolen from him in BaS and which was being held here e1 dence after the police had recovered it-The police wanted Geyer to swear oat northern counties and certain eastern valley districts the yields Church, Child street. Rev.

A. C. G. Bal-zer, pastor of the church, will ho in one to live years. The annual rate is $2 per thousand l.

i ALBANY to NEW YORK Via Hudson River Day or Mgfat lane BUFFALO to CLEVELAND DETROIT, TOLEDO MACKINAC ISLAND CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE being very light, elsewhere fair to good The second euttings of alfalfa nr. charge and his assistant will be Rev, me aiue 01 me securities', it is Stave, Pr.D., pastor of the St. Paul's ready, and. as a rule. th warrant for the arrest of a man Evangelical Church.

"The Calling to the Sacred Office of the Ministrv" win Tennis Shoes, made with white duck tops and white rubber soles, are the ideal outing shoes tor hot weather. With or without heels. i be t-e topic on which Rev. Mi- ni. sciwut.

ui res Dest now and a heavy crop is reported from all districts. The sour cherry harvest continues In the lake counties. Weather conditions were favorable for the spraviug of cranes and the crop, on the doin- weli-arlv var-eties are beginning to'color on Long Island. Some fields of beans are be- uum.cx will speak. ivrause was born at Glen Island the police believe stole the tar, but be-f used.

The court order was served Police Chief Quigley. Kake Your Business Trip EnjoyoIe- Uusihess men are taking advantage the boat service between Rochester Toronto. This is not surprising X. ia August, 1S03, and is the oldest son of Herman and Elizabeth vHoi Krause. He came to Rochester in ivvt Also via the Thousand Islands to Montreal, Quebec, The Sag-uenay, Gva Scotia.

Points, White Mountains and Maine Sea Coast resorts. ORUISES iT? Chlcae week), $60; Duluth 9 days), $18; Montreal fa Sizes 11 to Sizes 2Mi to Sizes 6 to OJ 2, $1.00 to $1.50 6, $1.15 to $2.00 0, $1.25 to $2.50 water whenever The man i I saruenay (7 further provided that if. in passing the estate of a deceased person through the Surrogate's Court any such securities are found which either have not paid a personal-jiroperty tax or the investment tax to the state, a penalty of 5 per cent of the par value of the securities is to be imposed. This tax is payable to the State Comptroller and upon payment a stamp is affixed to the bond or note. To facilitate the payment of the tax Comptroller Travis will send representative.

Albert A. Kemter, to Rochester, on July 30th. He will be in the office of Plumb Plumb, No. 612 Wilder building from 10 A. M.

to 4 P. prepared to stamp securities which come under the provisions of this law. Fire Attributed to Carelessness. Carelessness with, matches Is said to hare been the cause of a 'fire which called several companies to the shoe shop and dwelling of Alfred Balsamo. at No.

150 Central park, at 2:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Loss amounting to about $75 was caused by prices include These berth and meals. impends his time indoors should this opportunity to renew bis tality. You can make your bass5 trip a real pleasure. Instead of rettir) ing from your trip tired for waat sleep, you come back full of energy enthusiasm.

The cost of going by ho' and after a stay of three years entered the theological preparatory school at Elmhurst, 111. After completing his course at Elmhurst he entered the Me-Cormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, from which he was graduated with honors in April of this year. He is a member of the Sunday school and coa-gragation at Trinity inrch. His first charge will be St. John's Evangelical Church, at Melrose, 111.

Kodak Girl Is To-day's noon-hour performance in the Grand Theater will include "Th vt, (siuuiua iu some root oisease in west ern counties, particularly in certain Wvo-niing localities Early apples are in market in i th? southeast: the crop is a good one. Early sweet corn is about readv Reports indicate that the crop is unuVualir good and well eared. Crops on the whole are in pood to excellent condition, but droughty results are soon to be feared and copious showers are needed in all sections WILFORD M. WILSON. Trofessor of Meteorolgy.

To Sew and Plan Picnic. Xiner Chapter. O. K. Red Cross Auxiliary will meet at Mrs.

Ey era's home, Xo. Sol Lake avenue, to-morrow evening. All are asked to brin- their thimbles and needles. Preparations will be made for the picnic and all members who wish to attend it are asked to attend. 6Q State Street 1 less, and the service is all that could desired.

Board a boat at Charlotte FOR A SHORT, REST-UP TRIP Try the f9.50 triangular cruise of svi ma. on Lake Erie, only days' TifcUimE BuffJ- roi? Apply for Ticket, and Staterooms J. C. KALBFLEISCH CO. Incorporated) TourUt and Travel Arency 4 Mala St.

corner State St Either 'Phone. Main gt the P. M. Have a delightful sail across a is Keep the Hun on the Run Buy Thrift Stamps. ia.e in a comionaDie oertn.

Toronto in time for breakfast you have eight hours before you take I 3:30 P. 31. boat back. Another plea for Edith Johnson A Rochester girl. Mis known the world as the Kodak girl- is the star in the pro- duction.

Buy Thrift SUOrPs, a maie in a nacK room where tome old shoes and cloth were stored. at 9:43 P. M. Make your next fe? Toronto bj boat. Adr,.