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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
LEADING DRUGGISTS OF NORTH CAROLINA
TELL WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY AR0IIT TANLAC
ONE AND ALL STATE TNLAC is
TORY REMEDY TO HANDLE EVER PLACED BEFORE
PEOPLE OF NORTH
ChnrIOite. \. G.

ChUrlOtte. y. G..
In four months we have disposed of
lo.ooo bottles OF Tanlnc. In practically
every case where single bottle was
sold we have had n repeat order.
In no ease have we had a dissatiS-
tied customer, and. on the other hand.
We have had "A number of unsolicited
testimonials as to the surprising re-
suits obtained from the use OF Tauluc
i have been identified with the drug
business Ia Charlotte for the past
twelve years, and have never known :,
more satisfactory and extensively sold
product among pruprictary remedies
than 1anl;c.
'ihs Jordan Drug Co..
ID. \. Mclaughlin. Secretary,
Grernsb"rO. n. L.
In recen, years we have handled
many medicines, but none have ap-
preached Tanlac. either in sales or In
giving satisfaction To our customers.
"Enriss-itIutz DIu: Co"
High Point. y. &.
More than 1900 satisfied customer.
is the result of Tanlac sales through
our store IN ninety days. These sales
are growing daily, and we feel salts
he7i that during the next few weeks the
demand Will be greater than ever Our
customers tell us thar Taniac is a
wonderful preparation FOR general svs-
tenn troubles, Indigestion and os
spring tonic
~ a. Hart Drug Co."
Lexington, y. &.
'l:A Senator John Thomas OF Lex
nst6n. Route No. /. was in 10 see US.
praisinG Tanlac. He was confined 10
the house for sin months. and in bed
three months Took four bottles of
Tanlac, and is now walking about,
feeling fine. Said he really believed
he would be in the grave If it hadn't
been for Tanlac.
-. q. Smith Co."
Canton. y. g.
: Il have had seventeen years' expert
ence in the drug business, and think
Tnnlac is the biggest seller have
ever handled. think il is u fine
preparation, and believe i; is very
beneficial To my customers.
''W. =. Murtin."
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RICHMOND COLLEGE,.

'"i-c" SSIsl:torIum-Rev w. K. l..
saith. y. t.. will speak ut the vesper
services IT > o'clock this afternoon.
} ne College Choir will sing The vespcr
icrvic"S WI continue every Sunday af-
I 'crh"on throughout the college year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
tilItlSf1.& ~.

Seventh Strcet-Bev. ~. -. q. Mac
'hchlah. -. d.. the pastor. will preach
his morning OH Nothing Venture,
Nothing Win" ana this evening on "l
Living Dead Man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. ScIentI.t-
Inc regular service will be held at II
O'Clock this morning. The subject will
De III" Doctrine of .ttonement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
UNITARIAN.


First-Rev. Frank Pratt, the min.
lister. will preach at ii o'clock this
morning on "rhc Meaning OF Conver-
sion" Sunday school will meet "a,
l2:.1 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
SEVENTH pay ADVENTIST.

M"rris Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
-. S.rns VIII lecture this evening on
LOGS Message to Fallen protestants."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
l'lti;SItNTl.ItISN

rs'-Eev i. 7. Mcl'aden. -. H..
TN" pastor. will preach M II o.cI,c,,
mis- morning and "a, ) o'clock this even
ing.
>er"nd-iiev. Russell Cecil. D. H..
IN. pastor. viii preach at II o'clock
'!''s morning and At s o'clock this
evening
"rher '"Vennnt-lscv. J. Nice. Seq.
% -'il:ca. VIII preach at IL o'clock
.i's morning. AID Rev. j. Calvin Stuart,
~ Inc pastor. will preach 1T 8
o'tl"ck this evening
Observation-Disclosures. James y. Fair.
~ ~, IN. pastor, Will preach AT Ii
crock this morning and 1T s u'cloci;
THIS evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
METHODIST CONFERENCE
MEETS HERE NEXT MONTH
Bishop John &. KiIgo. of Charlotte.
to Preside Over Deliber-
atoms.
AT BROAD STREET CHURCH
Many Richmond Pastors Have Com.
pieted Their 'FOur.Iear Allotment
and Will BE Moved to Other Fields.
Committees Are Named.

bishop john g. Kileo. Of Charlotte
\. G.. will preside at the one hundred
and thirt"f,urth annual session of the
virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, which con-
v"n"s one month fro:a to-day. Wednes-
day. November II. and continues for II
week. in the Broad Street Methods;
church. There are expected TO be
present ten presiding elders, 40 pas
tors Of churches and fifty laymen dele
gates. who will represent the approxi-
!natcly $4,000 people who compose the
membership Of the conference.
Arrangements for the entertainment
of the visitors are almost completed
by :, committee composed OF Rev. Fred.
L. Chenau!t. the pastor of Broad Street
Church, and host of the conference,
chairman; Rev T. 4. Smoot, ID. D.. sec
rotary: Rev. j. II. Light. -. -. cor
responding secretary; Rev. W -Asbury
Christian ID D., ltcv. x. II. I'otts. IL.
d.. Rev. e. .. futile and Rev. y. G..
bcrrymaN.
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Rocky Mount. ". q.

Rocky Mount. y. a.
During our drugstore experience of
more than twenty seven wears we bay.
never handled amy preparation that
gave the general satisfaction th;,; Tan
lac gives. II must have merit.
"kysrr Drug &C.,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
ALI. METHODIST CHURCHES
OF CITY Are CO-OPI;HATISt;

All the Methodist churches Of tn.
city are cooperating 10 provide homes
for the visitors. a number OF mem
bers oi other denominations have also
offered u entertain conference dele
gates. The assignment OF preachers to
these homes will soon lie complete. it
is announced. and notification will he
made. Lunca each day will he pro-
vided at various hotels OF the city by
committee Of which Rev. q. W. NJ.
Taylor is chairman.
Rev. J. Is. Jollif, the pastor of Laurel
street Methodist Church, will preach
tn. opening sermon OF the conference
Ola Wednesday night, November IL.
Bishop kilgo Will preach at the Broad
street Church the Sunday morning dur
Ing the conference. and AT the same
tim. number of visiting preachers
VIII fill other local pulpits. Rev. NJ.
S. Colcnna. Of Petersburg. Will preach
Sundar nigh; at the Park Place Metho-
dist Church. at the service in which a
number OF young preachers will be or
da ined
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Hamlet. n. a..


AS Il phenomenal success from a
selling standpoint. aud With remark
able results from the purchasers view.
Tanlac stands alone. in class 10y it
SELF. as the most successful remedy we
have sold in Hamlet"
''R0y's phuruRry."
KinSton. y. e.
"Tanlac is Il winner. and the beauty
of il is that our customers are salts
ticd with results and call for the second
and third bottle. y president of one
Of our banks says il has helped him
wonderfully, and one of our prom-
ncnt lumber men. having purchased
three bottles says it is doing his folks
n great deal of good Such j. thc
praise OF every one that has taken /;
-. Il. ttnud a. Co"
Newberne. v. 4,
our customers are taking To Tanlac
like the people are taking to prepared-
ness
''Hrmdham Drug Co"
Newton. So.
We cheerfui.y hear testimony to the
TACT that T;.nlac is the bicges; seller.
We have among all the preparations
handled by us. and that We ind i, is
difficult TO keep il on hand because
or Its rapid sale. People buving il
seem to be we'll pleased Certainly we
nave had not a single Kick from a
disEruntled patron
"EreeHe Drug Ca"
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WILL APPOINT PREACHERS
TO THEIR CHARGES

Great interest centers in the confer
ence OF the Methodist Church on ac-
count of the fact that at that time the
bishop. advised by the presiding elders,
appoints the prea cheers to their respec-
tive churches for the next year Rev.
T. Men. Simpson, ID. H., presiding eide,
or the Richmond District and eigh;
pastors OF local churches will be moved
of necessity this year on account of
their having served continuously in
their present positions for the past four
years. The ministers certain TO move
are Rev. ". Asbury Christian, ID. H..
Of Union station Rev. X. II. Potts. D
D., OF Monument; Rev. j. J. bradford.
Of Park Place; Rev. J. 4. Winn, Of
barton Heights: Rev. G. -. futile. OF
Highland Park; Rev. l.; V. Carson. OF
Paramount: Rev. !. w. Eure OF Denny
street, and Rev. -. w. Jackson, of E;p-
worth. The reading of appointments
for the year will take lace the last
day OF the conference.
Rev. Fred Il. Chenau!t. Of Broad
Street Methodist Church. ha.. completed.
bit one year of his passionate there. and
t Is thought tlat he will return. Dur
provements We're made on the church
building.
Conference has not me, in Richmond
since 1910. when Centenary Church
acted as host. Broad Street Church
entertained the conference about nf-
teen years ago The meeting last year
Methodist churches in Richmond. and
II is estimated that there are 1900
members oc the denomination in the
cirr
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Petersburg. Va, lanes T. Banks.
'ttcrahnrS. Va. y. r. M"rri.un 40
i'h"rI'us. Va. i.urrnbr,.'s Drug Store
th"htN. Va, fhcniH Pharmacy.
Suinhuc. Va. Il. y. Stephens
Eushmerc Va. VIM Pegram wilson g. CO.
!shihtr Chen. Va. -. Is Coleman
SpotSyiNhn;a. Va. J. T.. II. ,rismond
Sthiphiisvilie. Va. T.. l.. Sin.pkina y
| SAKE Va. WuIuack IL Moon.
Srnttsyilir. W., Scottsvilic Drug Co. -
Sebr"il. Va. Rove X .Iurrct:
SH-ppards. Va, T. NJ Jones X Son
S"iit:';eiu. Va, fari,h Sinpson.
/ South nm. Va, e y .tun,a
! stanley. Va, " " Graves N 90
. St1untoii. Va. i NJ Doh * 60 E. IN
/ Sl.sse> Va. \ T., rlurntJn al
/ stony Creek. IA. Stony creek Pharmacy q
/ Sun"ik Va. Nans.n,und Drug Co. satty
, Sk:pw!th Ma, ) IL LeIircss 20 d
| Sahut Va, - r.. Taylor ~
School. Va. y. a. Harvey.
ronuo Va. J T. Banks III
| Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug 60
N'rstlipa. Va. Red star Drug 20 3
Nrntcr. Va II. r. rric. ~
! " ,kc held. Va. :. = White. ~,
Walter, Va. u. q. Duck
WaNerlE. ". pr, ) Y, Mays Pharmacy.
M.en.sncro va. Fishhurnc K Son. sS
West Point. Va, \. =. fIargraye & Son. l
Windsor. Va, K. Z. Barrett & Co. 9g'
Vale. Va Z. A. Dickerson.
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/ AMI A(,||

fa"'nvi!le. va. White Drug 20.
Franklin. Va. Knisnt Drug 60.
frchcricksburG, va. ". l.. Rund
FrtdcrickS Hall. Va. t.. H. i'u.nuu.tcr
Floyd Va. II. ". Boyd.
F"rHsrilie, Va. shelton Mercantile CO.
Guinea. Va. ". II. covinSton * son
,fordonsville. We. i. II. SirGIi"n.
Goochlai.d. Va. 6. y. GathriSht
.'.un Allen. W.. Glen Alien store
Hampton. Va" !iUi.S Drug store
Uhrr!nonburg. Va. Williamson Drug Co
tinruwurc. IA. V. : h,dd
Holland. Va. Ini'ami-JonnS 80
llopewe,i. Va, Georges Drug Store
lS%r. Va. lsaw!s ~ step!enSut
irwin. Va. j \ (ran
l"tsr.N He Va. Dr. u j. t!,vfr,.
Jhrrht;. Va. j. ". GriHHar.i * CO
10. hri!Ie, Va, W. y Keeling
itnuhridce. Va. kcnbridb. Drug 90
'i.'Eht'"o; Va. l.. L. Hankins
Lacrosse. NJ. Nash " Matthew's
l.uwrcuceviilo. Va, Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store
Lexington Va, Waylund Il Cnodau
Mpnnhpro. Va, J. a. Sydnor.
Midlnthtan. Va. l.. s. Bass
Magnet. Va. w. & Cox
ManuIsns. Va. ~ free. bowen
Mineral. Va. Mineral Drug 60
Motley. Va. q. W. Shuler ~ CO
MichauN. Va. &. l. Dcnoou
Newport News w. }. G, Gorsucn e Co
New Canton. Va, This Economy Store.
Orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store
Evening star., 1916-03-22
LAW ALUMNI ORGANIZE
SIGMA NU PHI CHAPTER
Preliminary Meeting Held Monday
Night at the University
Club.

\ Washington Alumni Chapter Of
the Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity
was established at the University club
Monday evening. this being coincident
with the formation OF the National
University Alumni Association.
Tho Joseph II. Choate Chapter. the
pa rent organization of the Sigma Nj
Phi, was founded at the National Law
school in 1903. The executive council
Of Sigma NJ Phi has established head
quarters al 12f Bond building.
The petitioners for the Washington
Alumni chapter include Charles j.
o'Neul. conrad II. Syme. William \.
Coombc, J. A. Moriarty, l.. q. Hof
man. Il. X Stratton. J. Jarvis Butler.
Edward : Brsshears. Raymond II. Ber
ry and William T. Jones.
\ meeting of the new chapter will
be held early in April and an effort Will
be made TO enroll as charter members
all former active members Of the sew
eral chapters now resident IN wash
inGton.
Representative c. {. Carlin. . member
Of the fraternity and president Of the
National Nuvcrsity Law School Alum
nj Nssocia ion is expected to be the
principal speaker.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
ASTOR CAMP ENIERTAINS.
Spanish War Veterans Welcome
Commander-in n-Chief Dyer.

In honor OF l.. C. Dyer, commander
iu-chicf Of the United Spanish War
Veterans, upon the occasion of his Of
hcial visit COL John Jacob Astor Camp,
Al the Soldiers Home, had a reception
and entertainment Monday night
Thomas q NcEwan. commander Of the
camp. and iiarry o. DeNoi, the adJutant.
wcrr in charge.
Department Commander J. q. \.
Eradcil spoke on 'hc purposes and
locals Of the T.. 5. ". V. Commander
ur-chicf Dyer told the aims Of the ma
tionai organization and the legislation
il is try ing 10 obtain for the bene-
fit Of the order. Representative John
G. Farr Of Pennsylvania also spoke.
Miss katherine Mckitrick contrib
uted several solos. Mr.. Wagner, as
The German Diplomat" was warmly
received. Miss Doris Schlegel gave
several toe dances. Woerner and
Gross. as Ambassadors and Ministers
Pleuipotentiary from Africa brought
4 message from the wIlds of the Dark
Continent that kept the house in
laughter. There were several other in
teresting stunts" A buffet luncheon
was serl ed 10 about $50.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
AGAIN PLACED IN CHARGE
OF CAPITAL HORSE SHOW
Gen. James A. Buchanan Is Re
Elected President and Melvin
c. Hazen Manager.

Gen. James A. Buchanan and Melvin
{. Hazen. District surveyor. have been
selected president and manager re
spectiVely. of the National Capital
Horse Show. which will hold its an
nual spring meeting this year May 6,
s. 9. 10 and IL.
With the exception of William Lit
tauer. whose place on the executive
committee is taken by William Hit,
all the officers of the association have
been chosen to serve another year.
They include Larz Anderson, Col. Rob
ert NJ Thompson. Gen. Leonard Wood,
William =. Emo. Edward B. Mclean
and George +. Wetmore. vice presi-
dents; Cuno II. Rudolph, treasurer:
Arthur y. Addison. secretary: mem
berS of the executive committee: Col
Henry T. Allen. chairman: Fl. Eozer
Dulany. vice chairman: Arthur u. Ad-
olson. Melvin {. HaZen. Thomas Bones.
William G. Marrow. Charles q. Treat
and Capt William Mitchell.
Although the show is more than a
month off. entries already are being
received and indications are that more
horses Will be exhibited than at any
previous meeting. Several cups have
been donated and an attractive prize
list is assured.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.
Two Photographs Taken From The
Heart of Asbury's Journal"

In a feature article concerning tho
Methodist celebration Of the centenary
of Che death of Bishop Francis Asbury
on March 81. published in last Sunday 5
Star, two photographs. one of Bishop
Asbury and the other of the Lovely
Lane Preaching House. Baltimore. Md.
were reproduced. They were taken from
THE Heart of ASbury's Journal" and
published with the permission Of Eaton
and George =. Mains. the publishers
but credit line to that effect was acci-
dentally omitted.
Acknowledgment of the courtesy eX-
tended is herewith made.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
WILL URGE A PEACE PLANK.
National League Taking Steps for
Action in Party Platforms.

steps have already been undertaken
by the League to Enforce Peace, which
is to meet in this city in May. and of
which former President Taft is head,
this summer insert planks III their
platforms indorsng its proposal for a
lea que Of nations to enforce the world $
peace.
The national executive committee has
sent instructions to its officers and rep
resentatives everywhere throughout
the country. requesting them to ac-
quaint delegates to the state conVen-
tions of all parties what il is proposed
to do and urging upon them the adop-
tion of the plank III local party plat
forms. state branches Of the league
have either been formed or are in
process of formation in every state of
the Union.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
INCREASE: IN SALARIES
Of JAN|TORS IS URGED
Petworth Citizens Also Take Stand
Against Greater Speed for
Vehicles.

Resolutions recommending :" per cent
increase i'll the salaries Of janitors and
the employment of additional janitors in
the event the johnson community forum
bill passes were referred TO the executive
committee Of the petwurth Citizens As
sociation at meeting AT the Fetworth
NJ T. Church last evening. +. w. Oyster
drafted the resolutions.
The association also reiterated its for
ner stand protesting against the location
of the municipal hospital on the proposed
site in the PiEey Branch section. Fam
phlets giving reasons for the protest
were distributed 10 the members
Action was taken urging the Commis-
siouers not 10 allow a greater speed limit
In Petwor;h than is allowed within the
fire limits. This was M view Of the Mil
Ter hill now pending before Congress.
which aims to allow q general increase Of
speed for vehicles. IT. NJ. lie Duo SuS-
Gested that a more careful examination
should be made Of applicants for licenses
TO drive vehicles The association decided
not TO take any stand as to what the
speed limit should be. but made il clear
that the speed limit in Petworth should
mot be greater than that IN tie city
prOicr.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
APPROVE VILLA EXPEDITION.
Philippine Veterans Indorsc Order.
ing Troops Into Mexico.

President Wilson's action in ordering
United States troops into Mexico was
commended by the Sth Army Corps,
veterans Of the Philippine service. Mon
day night. The organization went on
services We're required. The bill in Con-
gress qualifying enlisted men to enter
West Point was indorsed. Action of
tommander-in-c chief Dyer Of the United
spanish War Veterans and Of Gen.
Oden :. Lake commander Of the Army
and Navy Union, in offering the serv-
ices Of their organizations i'll the
Mexican campaign was praised.
These officers were elected: William
4. Hickey. president: Edwin O'Connor.
secretary; Jerry Sullivan. treasurer.
and Charles J. Roberts. Edward Nc
Dewitt. John e. oSrieu and Edward
Carroll. trustees.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Learning the Auto

m learning the automobile:
is. trembling. | sit at the wheel
and steer her along through the
hurrving throu%. how nervous
and awkward | icel Jolt peo-
pie out OF their lids. ! run over
chickens and kids: Il squirt she
will throw when | want to go
slow, she scampers, skedaddles
and skid~. sweat, and I'm weak
in the knees. when swift around
corners She fees. She whinpers
and whirs and she Surgles and
purs, and runs into fences and
trees. My courage she con
stantlv danpS by running down
boW-woWs and tramps: she col
lided TODAY with big heavy dray.
and busted her lenders and lamps.
! drive her around for an hour,
this engine Of terrible power.
wherever ! stray. on my death
dealing way. OF feathers and fur
there shower. NJ night, when
| go to my bed. fierce nightmares
abide in my head: ! dream my
new truck is Just running amuck
and leaving a windroW OF dead.
| run over chickens and goats, |
run over roosters and shotcs.
and oft. i'll my dream. do | rau
cously scream. My auto is feel
ing her oats
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
100 COLLEGE MEN JOIN
UNIVERSITY CLUB TROOP
Organization Will Be Part of First
Squadron of Cavalry of Dis
trict Militia

More than 100 former college men
have already Joined the cavalry troop
being organized under the auspices of
the University club. which is to be
known as Troop A. lst Squadron Cav
airy. National Guard of the District of
Columbia
Arthur c. Smith, 912 s street north
west, who is in charge of the organiZ-
ing of the troop. said today that he
hopes to have the troop formed by
April /, and that the zeal with which
college men are joining indicates that
several such troops can be trained here
for service, if needed.
Those who have already Joined repre-
sent practically all the best known
colleges in the country. The bureau of
standards has enlisted twenty-five men
who represent institutions all the way
from Vermont to Florida.
The War Department has furnished
thirtI-two mounts without cost. and
the troop has the privilege of using
mounts at Fort Mycr Sunday mornings
and of being trained by army officers
Friday nights the regular drill
nights.
This troop resulted from the personal
interest shown by r. w. Hickman. who
just about the time that enliStments
began to come i'll received his appoint
mcnt paymaSter in the navy
Arthur G. Smith succeeded to the duties
of organizer
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Miss Emily Withers Dead.

Miss Emily Withers, who has resided
ia Washington for about fifteen years
4 ted at Amarillo. Tex, of pneumonia
late Monday night, according TO tele-
gram received here today by her sis
tcrs. Misses Samuella and Belle With
erS. Of the Burlington.
The body VIII be taken TO Jackson.
Tenn. Miss Withers old home. where
the iutermcut will take place Friday.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
TO CELEBRATE EMANCIPATION.
Meeting Scheduled to Be Held at
Mount Calvary Baptist Church.

The fifty fourth anniversary of the
emancipation Of the District slaves is
to be observed at Mount Calvary Col
ored Baptist Mission, 10Th and Z
streets northwest the evening Of April
II under the auspices of the Butler
Zouaves Veteran Relief Association
Prof Jesse Law son will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Alexander Hawkins is president of
the association. VI. l.. Robinson secre-
tary. Rev. owen W. Hawkins treas
Urer. and julius l.. Parker chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
Course in Journalism at G. W. U

George Washington University is to
offer a course in journalism next fall.
The course viii be taught by Prof.
De Witt G. Croissant. Emphasis will
he laid upon both theory and practice.
Regular credits Will be given for the
work.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
CITY ITEMS.


HcSf FTOHr. S6.'" BbI.: = LBS. OId-
tune. Toe: White Meal. &c lb.: 10 lbs
Buck wheat, 2Jc: lbs. Fancy Head
RICE. &c, Golden Egg Spaghetti. 25c: :
= lbs. Evap. Peaches. &c: Wonder
Coffee. zoe: Peanut Butter. lie: Fat
Norway Macker"l. 5c and Zoe: , Evap
MIX. Zoe: w Wis"onsin Peas. 2Jc;
Sugar Corn. sc; +. J. Peas. 25c; )
Sugar Corn. o5c: 2i2-lb. cans Karo
syrup. 0c: 4 Rosss Whole Wheat Bis
cunt &c; Oyster Crackers. sc; Cracker
Meal. &c: Choice White Potatoes, SO
926 Pa. ave. and all the J. r u. ryles
Stores.
Evening star., 1916-03-22
FEBRUARY CIRCULATION

j. sf7ict Of CoI-rnb.A.
FLEMING NLH I:CII'. business manager OF
THE LNENI>G and SUNDAY STAR does sol
'-G7iv swear flat tAs y-taal number Of copes
of th" pepper named sold ana GIstrib ibutcd during
SO ruor,.- - .vLrs-sy. A.D. 1916. was as FOL