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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-13
Yellowstone Park
Natures Laboratory

Yellowstone Park Is the vacatlonIsts
Utopia There Is no monotony In Yellow
Htone-each day brings you an entirely
new set Of wonders. You SEQ strange
geyscrs throwing out tons Of boiling wa
ter, "paint-pots" bubbllng on and on for
ever, canyons which are n riot OF color
Burpassing description, waterfalls of i'm
mense height, wild animals in their native
surroundings, petrified forests. and a thou
sand other even greater wonders.
You travel in comfortable stage-coaches
or In your own automobile, the use of
which, within the Park, has Just recently
been permitted. Every night you stop at
picturesque and well kept hostelry,
located in district particularly abound
Ing in phenomena.
Tho trip Is made doubly enjoyable by
going on the BURLINGTON. The most
Interesting country is passed In daylight
The unexcelled BURLINGTON Service Is
nationally famous. Your smallest COM
forts are of Importance everything for
your ease Is done, even 20 the starting and
Ltopplng OF the train without jolts
Come in and let mo tell you what
l,now about Western travel My services
place you under no obligation whatever,
II II ls more convenient, drop me a postal
md will send you our folder about the
Yellowstone.
". B. Byrnc. Trav. Passr. Agt., C. h. SO.
a.. Il. Co.. COG Smithfeld ST. Pittsburg. Pa
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Step That
Neuralgia
Just Tell The Prima.Curn Company
of II Case of Neuralgia-And
Well Render First Aid.

Hold a couple of teaspoonfuls OF
PRIMA-CURA in the mouth for two
minutes-and as rule. in less than
ten minutes you have no pain from
neuralgia. That's been the expert
cnce of thousands.
The Prima-Cura Company wouldn't
have the audacity to make this claim
If they couldn't back 1t up A quar-
ter bottle will settle the question.
Most any drug store Csc and soc
size-or by parcel post through the
West Virginia Distributing Office. The
Prima-Cura Company. Parkershurg,
w. Va. A trial bottle for 35c Gin coin
or stamps) postpaid.
a powerful antiseptio-an essential
household rcmcdy.-Advertise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-13

men feel themselves too poor to get
married and assume the responsible
ties of family life.
We'll, the women who must go un-
married will bear their hard lot as
they have always borne IT.; they will
work and keep on contributing their
services to the nation, in greater
degree than in the past. But we must
admit that happy marriage is the
only sensible thing for any woman,
and think that the marrying mani
fear OF poverty will be gotten around
in this way; Women arc ready to
work out outside of their homes. there
is no longer any stigma attached to
it. and they will keep on doing so,
joining their wages with that of their
husbands to maintain the home"
According to an italian physician,
love causes an intoxlcation of the
nervous centers, producing disease
that, II not cured may lead to neil
rasthenia and even insanity.
Scarlet fever causes the loss of near
ly 5000 lives. eighty-two per cent oc-
curing before the tenth year of life.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10

BORLAND WRITES
IRONCLAD Rider
Rumors Say Substitute viii
Be OferedifPoi of Order
Kills Proposal.
OTHER CAPITOL NEWS
Senate Passes Fraudulent Advertising
Senate Passes Fraudulent Advertising
BilISheppard Urges Uniform
Risk Rates.
By JOSEPH p. AMIN.

Word was passed around the cloak
rooms yesterday that Representative
Borland has perfected an "ironclad'' sub
stttute for his rider adding one hour to
the workday OF government clerks. This
presageS the defeat of his original rider
Herald last week
Unless something Unforeseen occurs to
delay progress on the legislative bill
the BoriAnd rider viii be reached some
time this afternoon. An early adjourn
nent yesterday, owing to the death Of
Representative Brown, of West Virginia
found the House some ten pages distant
from the Boriand rider, the last para
graph in the bill.
Just how Mr.. Borland has framed his
substitute IN order to get II in under the
rules Of the House is not known. The
substitute must combine two substantive
proposals in one to prevent either from
oeing subject to a point Of order and
thus lnvaHdating the other.
such a provision must REQUIRE specif-
lcally reduction in the number or sala-
rles OF government clerks through-not
'and"-the lengthening of the hours Of
labor. Representative Gallivan, of Mass
achusetts, who has taken the lead in the
fight on the Borland proposal pointed
out yesterday that such a rider would
from It's nature be so obnoxious to mem
bers of the House that little difficulty
would be experienced in defeating 1t on
its merits.
The Senate yesterday passed without
opposition the fraudulent advertising bill
prepared by a committee representing
local trade and civic organizations. The
bill passed the House February Il, and
was reported out by the Senate District
Committee March 3 The few amend
ments made by the Senate committee
were with a view Of eliminating useless
words and generally Strengthening the
measure.
Senator Sheppard. of Texas, yesterday
introduced bill calling for the standard
ization Of insurance rates in the District.
The superintendent Of insurance is given
supervisory power over fire insurance
Alternating in the Sheppard bill.
The Secretary Of War Is requested to
advise the Senate as to the best location
for the new aqueduct bridge, IN a reso-
luton introduced yesterday by Senator
Nelson, OF Minnesota.
The Senate passed yesterday under the
unanimous consent the Salisbury bill
setting aside Columbus Day-October T.
as legal holiday in the District
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
W0MEN'S COAT DEPART
MENT.

White Broadcloth Evening
Coat, with large rolling collar and
cuffs. trimmed in brown Moufflon
fur and lined with white peau de
-cygEe; size 50; $500. Was $500.
Black Faille SILK Dress Coat
with sealskin collar and cuffs:
black peau de Cygne lining; size
80; $500. Was $500
Tan Mixed Novelty Cloth Motor
Coat, belted back and patch pock-
cts, finished with large fancy but
tons; lined to waist with gold
satin: size So; $500. Was $4,000.
l Black-and- white Plaid Motor
or Travelling Coat. lined to waist
with black-and-white striped mes
saline silk; size IS; $500. Was
$500.
l Taupe Stockinette Sport Coat
with beaver collar, belted: size 50;
s1S.75. Was $500.
l Black Zibeline Coat. lined with
black messaline silk; size AZ;
$1,000. Was $25.Co.
Third Hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Special Sales in
Women's Hosiery.

Two lots we have just secured
ITO dozen pairs in all, but the
values are so unusual, and are 50
well known to our patrons that
they will hardly last the day out.
Lot 80 dozen pairs Women's
Cotton and Isle Hose in
white and black; they have
double soles and high spliced
heels, and were produced to
sell at 25c, 35c and soc pair,
but owing to the fact that
they developed small places
which had to be mended they
have been marked at
NC pair, ; for soc.
Lot go dozen pairs Women's
Boot Silk Hose, in black.
white and colors; these have
double soles and high spt.ced
heels, and are slightly imper-
feet, which accounts for the
regular half-dollar grade being
sold at
35c, 8 pairs for 500.
And the following:
Is pairs Women's Tan LJsIe
Thread Hose. with white polka
dots; sizes Sl7 and 10: 2Sc pair.
Main hcor-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Special Sale Of
Women's House Dresses,
S1.00 and $3.50 each.

Three lots of House Dresses
offered at very special prices.
Lot IA sample lot of House
Dresses, in a splendid assort-
ment of materials and styles
stripes, checks and plain COL
ors; almost every one differ
ent. Many Of these dresses
are appropriate and dainty
enough for morning and porch
wear. All size sc.
For Friday only, special at
$500 each. ,
Lot Another sample lot of
House Dresses, every one Of
which is different in style.
There are plain chambrays,
ginghams and striped and
checked materials, also a few
white piques; dainty eolors
and the darker and more serv-
iceable house-wear kinds. All
in size sc.
For Friday only, special at
$3.50 each.
Lot "a small assortment of
Double Service House Dresses
Of striped percales, reduced
because the sizes are broken.
$3.50 each. Were sz.oo.
Third Soo~-G -
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Special in
Children's Petticoats.

White Cambria Petticoats,
waist style, finished with seal
loped edge ruffIe.
Special price, Csc each.
And the following:
Children's Cambria Gowns, low
neck and short sleeves. neatly fin
ished with lace around neck and
sleeves: SIC each. Were soc.
10 Children's Nainsook Skirts,
finished with ruffles of embroid-
cry and lace, featherstitching and
insertion; 4Sc each. Were 75c.
Children's Chambray Rompers.
high neck and long sleeves; nicely
made and finished with pocket and
belt; SIC each. Were soc.
10 Children's White Rompers OF
madras and seersucker, low neck
and short sleeves; neatly finished
with pockets and belt; soc each.
Were 800.
ChiIdren's Circular Rompers,
high neck and long sleeves, fin
ished with hemstitched collar and
cuffs; s1.eo each. Were S2.5O.
Third foor-F st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
MEMS CLOTHING DEPART
MENT.

8 Young Mems Overeoats,
silk yoke and sleeve lining; plain
blue, black and Oxford gray col
ors, Hart Schafner & Marx
make. Sizes sc, 81, So and 40;
s1S.7S each. Were $2s.oo.
Raincoats, plain black, full
length models with silk yoke
and sleeve Innings; sizes 81 and
IS; sIs.7S each. Were S7s.oo.
Young Mems Suits, plain
blue, black and fancy mixtures;
sizes 81 and go; se.75 each.
Were $500 and $22.5o.
~ Mems and Young Mems
Suits of fancy fabrics, plain
gray worsteds, blue and black
pencil stripes, plain blue serges,
self-striped blue serges, browns
and tans; perfect fitting gar
ments, including Hart Schaffner
& Marx make. Sizes IS, 60, 81
and SO regular and SO, 20, AZ and
% stouts; srs.7s each. Were
$4,000 and $50.
Main hoor-Tenth s.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
COTTON DRESS GOODS DE.
PARTMENT.

Lengths range from IL to &
yards. and the variety OF Tyesves
patterns and colorinEs Is almost
unlimited.
l2hc S6-inch PercaIes, loo yHrd.
l2sc 36-inCh Bates GinEhsrn.
Ice yard.
l2Ac Batiste Lawn. IOc yard.
l234c Outing Flannel, IOc ynr6.
iJc S2-inch Bingham. I21ke yard.
16c Irish IAnette. I25kc yard.
15c Ripplette. I21Ec yard.
lSc Galates, 125zC yard.
lSc Kiddie Cloth, I2IEc yurd.
25c Ginghsm, lie yard.
Csc Silk and Cotton Chiffon. ISc
yard,
zoe Trooper Cloth. ISc yard.
25C Printed Voiles, 2oc yard.
25c japanese Crepes. zoe yard.
CSC POplins. zoe yard.
Sc Plain Voiles. SOC yard.
T5c English Crepe, see yard.
seoobd hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

1 Decorated Border-pattern Gov
cred Sauce Tureen, cover broken;
TIC. Was $500.
Imported Decorated Salad
Bowl, 25e. Was $50.
IL Green-and-gold Decorated
Dinner Plates, lie each. Were Csc.
Handsomely Decorated Limo
ges China Sugar and Cream Set,
800. Was $3.50.
IL Decorated Limoges China
Chocolate Cups and Saucers. zoe
each. Were soc.
14-inch Gold-and black Deco
rated Meat Platter, S5c. Was $2.50.
2 Richly Decorated Syrup Pitch
ers on plate, mat gold handles. soc
each. We're $1.00.
7-piece Imported Decorated
China Celery Set, sI.25. Was $2.25.
Handpainted Limoges China
Berry Bowl, s1.OO. Was $3.50.
Imported Decorated Cracker
and Cheese Dish, SIC. Was S1.75.
2 Decorated Swedish China
Round Covered Dishes, Use each.
Were $500.
Fifth hoor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

CHARTERED Oak Buffet. Colonial
design; high-grade cabinet work;
$500. Was $4,000.
l CHARTERED Oak Buffet, neatly
carved with claw feet; S39.75. Was
$4,000.
l CHARTERED Oak Buffet, Colonial
design with Corinthian columns;
scroll feet; $1,000. Was $500.
l CHARTERED Oak Dining Table,
4S-inch round top; dull finish;
$500. Was $500.
CHARTERED Oak China Closet,
four adjustable shelves and claw
feer; $3.50. Was $t4.j0.
Handsome Mahogany Toilet
Dresser, Louis XVI model with
five drawers: $3.50. Was $4,000.
l Mahogany Chiffonier, oval
shaped front; ball feet and post
standards with ball tops; s45.OO.
Was $1,000
/ Mahogany Dresser and Chif-
fonier to match: turned post Co.
lonial design with acorn tops;
large and commodious; famous
Nelson Matter make.
Dresser. 5000. Was $4,000
Chiffonier, 10000. Was $500.
Sixth fioUr-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
FUR DEPARTMENT.

Final clearance prices on Fur
Coats, Muffs, and Scarfs-they
must be sold at once.
Caracul Coat with civet cat
collar and gray brocade lining;
size IS; $3.50. Was $500.
Gray Mole Coney Coat, with
SINNERS satin lining to match;
size So; 5000. Was sIs5.
l Near-seal and Russian Fitch
Set, pillow nun and small tie;
$3.50. Was $3.50.
l Black Coney and Russian Fitch
Set, pillow mutt and fancy scarf;
$1,000. Was $500.
Canary-colored Moufflon Set,
plain mum and animal scarf;
slightly soiled; $500. Was $500.
Black Narobia Lynx Muff.
so.75. Was $3.50.
Black Narobia Lynx Scarf.
trimmed with two heads; $500.
Was $1,000.
1 Black Narobia Lynx Scarf.
$3.50. Was $12.75.
/ Brown Opossum Animal Scarf.
$500. Was s7.75.
Third loor-G st. ...
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Oppose Grounded Cirnnit.

The Lewis bill to authorize the Wash
inSton and Maryland Railway Company
to operate in the District on a grounded
electric circuit was opposed by the Com
missioners in a report to Congress yes
terday. The Commissioners oppose the
plan because OF the electrolysis of the
ground caused by stray currents from
grounded circuit. The Commissioners
recommend that the Public Utilities Com
mission be given authority to permit the
company to operate on grounded
circuit only until such time as the COM
mission decides it should install a metallic
circuit
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Clearance of Pic
lures at Half and Less
Than Half Regular Prices.

Two lots Of Pictures that will b.
a welcome addition to most
any home.
Lot I-Colored Prints, in siz,
6NIo inches, with Finch deep
gold frames. Three desirable
subJects-"Pot of Basil" "Si-
Gallahad," and CHARITY" n
exactly half price.
Special price, SOC each.
Lot Fac-Simile Oil Paintings
being copies OF masterpieces
in the original colorings and
with every appearance Of the
genuine oil painting; mounted
on stretchers and ready for
framing. Pictures that would
regularly sell at ST.oo and
more.
Special price, 2Sc each.
And the following:
l7x3O-inch CoIored Photo
ErayUre. The Vintage Festival"
IN beautiful French gilt frame.
5000. Was $500
l6X@O-inch Carbon Photnsra1h
The Morning Walk" nv GaTp1-
borough: solid mahogany frame.
slightly msrred: &S.s5. ives SSSo
12N2O Pastel. a Iandscar. Z,
French gilt frame with burrfsS,sS
ornaments: $500 Was $500.
] lSN16-inch CoIored Print n.
Strawberry Girl" in FURNISHED
gilt frame; SI.5O. Was $500
l6Nc0-inCh CoIored Print
penelope BoOthby." in oval S-JiF
frame with bow-knot top; s2sa,
Fourth hnoF-F 81
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
MEMS FURNISHING DE-
PARTMENT.

IS Riding Stocks, plain tan, blue,
and gray; 25c each. Were soc.
25c Mems Fancy Colored Silk
Four hand Ties, good patterns
and colors; Sc eachJ for s1.0O.
Were soc.
1 Mans Handsome Navy Blue
Broadcfoth House Coat, reverse
side OF gray, which shows on col
lar and cuffs; size IS; $1,000. Was
$3.50.
3 Mems Colored Striped Neglige
Shirts, neat patterns; detached
Guns: size 1914; SOC each. Were
800.
Mems Fancy Colored Striped
Pure Silk Shirts. fast colors; sizes
Is, 1874, and 1914 sass each. Were
$500.
Z Mems Fine Imported Woven
Madras Negllge Shirts. soft fold
cuffs; sizes II, 1615, and II; sI.5
each. Were $3.50 and $3.50.
Main hoor-F st
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

10 Suits of English whipcord.
them in good styles for spring
wear. Colors are African brown.
dark green, navy, wistaria, and
black; sizes from 81 small to AZ.
$1,000 each. Were UP to $500.
Stylish Tailored Suit of Mems
Wear Serge. beautifully lined with
striped peau de cySne; skirt cut
very full. Navy blue. size "a.
s14.75. Was $3.50.
1 Suit of English whipcord. in
navy blue; tailored style, splendid
sI4.75. Was $25.0O.
Handsome Suit, in navy, satin
trimmed with skunk fur; size 80.
SIS.T5. Was $500.
Third 1oor-G st
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
CORSET DEPARTMENT.

pairs Bon Ton corsets. low in
bust and long skirt; coutil or ba-
ttste: sizes 20 and 81; $500 pair.
Were $500.
3 pairs American Lady Corsets:
coutil. low bust and long skirt;
well boned; sizes %. SO, and "a;
$500 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Madame Irene Treco Cor
sets, very lightly boned and low in
bust: sizes 10, 20. and 26; $500 pair.
Were $500.
3 Treco Elastic Athletic Girdles,
sizes %, 80, and "a; $500 each.
Were $3.50.
Treco Elastic Girdles. sizes %,
and $3.50.
Third hoor-Esrenth ct.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Want Bandages for Soldiers

Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, chairman of
the District section Of the woman's De-
partment of the National Civic Fedora
ton, has addressed a plea to the house
keepers in Washington for old quilts,
old bath towels or other white materials
with which to continue the work Of the
section in making surgical dressings for
the wounded in Europe. More than 5000
pieces Of dressing already have been sent
to the clearing house in Europe by this
committee.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Special in
Woman's Gowns and
Boudoir Caps
at Csc each.

The Gowns are of good mate
rial in high neck style with long
sleeves, finished with cambria
rufhes; yoke of clustered tucks.
Special price, Csc each.
Boudoir Caps. made of white
net and combined with white or
colored crepe de chine. In Law
ender, pink. rose. light blue and
maize. finished with lace ruffIe
and ribbon bows.
Special price, Csc each.
And the following:
l6 pairs Women's Cambria or
Nainsook Drawers. trimmed with
lace or embroidery; 35c pair. Were
SOC.
10 Corset Covers, of fine main
sock, neatly trimmed with lace or
embroidery; 35c each. Were soc.
10 Women's Cambria Gowns,
high neck and long sleeves; en-
broidery trimmed; Csc each. Were
$1.00.
Mcs-5aline Silk Petticoats. ex-
ira size, in blue, brown, and green,
with circular flounce; S3.95 each.
We're $500.
"KIOsfit" MeSsaline Silk Petit
coats, with plated flounce, and
finished with ruffIes: green and
blue shades; 1896 each. We're
$500.
Third Hoor-F st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Alliance Meets Today

The Woman's Alliance, Of All Souls.
Church. will hold its regular meeting in
the church parlors, Fourteenth and 1,
streets northwest, this morning. The
program will include reports by Mrs
Henry tarquuhar and Mrs. H. X. Full
ton, on their recent tour among alliances
in Virginia, an address by Rev. Florence
h. Croker, Of Boston, and vocal solos
by Miss Helen Todd, accompanied bv
Miss Cecilia Todd
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
SWEATER DEPARTMENT.

\ small lot of Children's Sweat
ers. white trimmed with green or
red; sizes IS and 80; sI.95 each.
Were $3.50.
A small lots of Children's Sweat
ers; white, gray and Harvard:
s1.95 each. Were S2.95 and $3.50.
Two-toned Kelly Green Sweat
ers; sizes SO. SO, 40 and AZ; 1906
each. Were $500.
. Two-toned Brown Sweaters,
size So: 1895 each. We're $500.
l Emerald Green Fabric Sweater,
slightly faded; size IS; 1915. Was
$500.
Angora Sweaters, in white.
pink and coral: sizes IS and 40:
S475 each. Were $500.
Third foor-G st
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Salmon Day at Press Club,

Salmon Day will be observed at the
Press Club today with the serving of a
large specimen which has been specially
brought from Astoria, Ore. It weighs
thirty pounds and was particularly
selected for the National Press Club
members by Frank E. GorreIl, secretary
Of the National Gamers Association. As
result of the courtesy extended fish
courses will form a prominent part of
the luncheon and dinner menu.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.

1 40-inch Canvas-covered Steam
er Trunk, cloth lined: x2-5O. Was
S4.95.
2 4O-inch Canvas Steam
err Trunks. fiber bound; s3.g5 each.
Were $500.
2 40-inch Steamer Trunks, can
vas covered; bronze clamps; $500
each. Were $S.95.
4 Women's High-grade Dress
Trunks, canvas covered and fully
riveted: two trays; $1,000 each.
Were $500.
Fourth foor-Center
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Clearance
In Housefmnishing Dept.

1 lot OF Good Paint, pint size
can.
lie can. Was SOC.
1 lot of High-grade Furniture
Polish.
soc bottle. Was 75c.
1 lot of Silver Polish; a splendid
article.
25c jar. Was 45c.
1 lot Carpet Clean; a compost
tion for use in sweeping.
Toe carton. Was Csc.
Fifth door-F St
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Clearance Of
Lace Window and /
Door Panels
AT IL to % less than
former prices.
former prices

About two dozen Panels for
windows and doJrs-in beautiful
designs of lace. mounted on the
best quality bobinette. Dy
are mostly the center designs. but
others are represented.
Lace Window Panels. some suit
able for long door panels:
3 Panels. applique design butter
color. 30 inches wide; SI-z5 each.
Were $500.
EcrU Panel. applique design
40 inches wide; $3.50. was 9T'6o
l White Panel. braided design
81 inches wide: s2yOO. Was $500
/ White Braided Panel with
Cluny lace edge, IS inches wide:
sL-75. Was $3.50.
3 Ecru Marie Antoinette Panels
IS inches wide; $500 each. were
EcrU Marie Antoinetts Panels
56 inches wide: $500 each. Were
Fine White Fllet and Clrrny
Lace Panel $1,000. Was $4,000.
White Irish Point Door pan.I.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Ruling on Eight-hour Law

Photographic galleries where PORTRAITS
are made on private order and NOT for
public sale are not manufa cturinz
establishments within the meaning of the
eight-hour law for women, Corporation
Counsel Conrad H. syme has ruled. The
ruling was adopted yesterday by the
Commissioner
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Clearance of
Women's Satin
Opera Slippers
at the greatly reduced
price of $3.50 pair.

New and desirable styles, all of
them, but incomplete in size range
and a few of them soiled from in
spection and display. They are
high grade.
RED SATIN, sizes 81, 4. Az.
n, and b; A. Az, and 5k c.
PINK SATIN. sizes Sh and Z B;
6h c; D.
YELLOW SATIN. sizes 4 and
BLACK SATIN, sizes 4, AZ, and
7 A. 81 B; 6 and 61A c; 6 and
WHITE SATIN. sizes 81, GU.
and I A; 5, 61a, and B; ~, 5%,
6h, and c.
LAVENDER SATIN. sizes 6 A;
9, 4, AZ. 5, 81, and 6 b; IN. 3, 1,
Y, and c.
LIGHT GREEN SATIN, sizes
3h B; and c.
DARK GREEN SATIN, sizes
B; 3, 4, 5, ~, and c.
II pairs Black Satin Bernice
Evening slippers, with small jewel
buckle; sizes 4, 4Rr5 Y, and IA;
S1s and 6 A; 3, 4, AZ. and B; Z c.
Also 8 pairs Patent Leather
Evening Slippers, one pair of each
style: sizes 4, Az, and A; 61A B.
Clearance price. $3.50 pair.
Third hoor-Tenth st.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10

So the values offer Remnant Day that have been
PEELED to make these rulings regarding the sale Of the advertised emnohg
e. o. approval be taken back and
phone orders cannot be accepted for the and avoid this choice
must be made in person.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Strikers Riot in Madrid

Madrid, March 9.-Strike rioting broke
out here last night and was stflI in pro-
gress today with troops fighting the
mobs. Up to the present five strikers
have been killed and sixteen wounded,
six soldiers have also been injured.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Wont Probe Sinking of Persia

London, March a.-The British Board of
Trade has accepted the theory that The
destruction Of the liner Persia IN tbe
Mediterranean was accidental President
Runciman stated today that no investiga-
ton would be held.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10

Tods sale will be typical Remnant Sale of this toreere
oneoakmd items and there than the number special offerings
which there quantity But whether the quantity be small large the
prices always low The principle Remnant Day changes though the
articles change with each sale.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Friday Special in
Embroidered
Robe Patterns,
Special at $500 each.

A small assortment of En-
hroidered Robe Patterns, con-
ventional designs embroidered
on white grounds; in all the
leading shad es-rose pink. light
blue, Delft blue, reseda green.
and canary. A full dress or
robe pattern consisting of s
yards, and is specially priced
at $500.
Main hoor-F St