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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

office force will continue to perform its
duties. About 500 skilled workers
VIII be employed in diSmantlinE the
munitton machinery and installing the
locomotive equipment.
lust how many men will he employed
at the plant when il resumes locomo-
tive building is a matter OF conjecture,
tinEin@ on tho orders allotted to the
Richmond works. At the present time
OF nro locomotives, or thirty in all are
held here. These orders will be the
first undertaken. others will be given
as needed. AS much Of the worl; is
rush. IT Is probable that the force of
men Will be nearly as large as that
now employed.
While there will be little difference
In the number of employed men, Il part
of the present force. II liz said. will not
he available for locomotive construc-
ton rs that work requires mechanics
skilled In that particular line OF en-
denvor. Many OF the present employees
OF the local plant are not skilled me-
chanics, but have been taught to run
special machines. This work is pure
~ mechanical, and while tho operatives
have become skilled in 1t, they will
DO without training In locomotive
building.
Much of the new machinery already
has been received and other shiuments
have been made. When the work of
installation liz started II will be rushed
TO completion. as each delay means a
loss to tho company. There are sew
munition work. These will he dis
mantlcd and pncked up, subject to
shipment TO other plants.
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OF Leigh Street. June l, 1916. S2.6G4
Ellen Il. Mitchell ct al. to John -.
Welsh. trustee. 30xl00 feet south limo
Nicholson Street. 80 feet west Of Fulton
Street. June 6, 1916. 5000.
II. T. Richeson ct al. trustees. 81 feet
. l-2 inches by l43 feet north line
Broad Street. June /, 1916. $4,000.
w. l.. Wills to II. X. Pollard. Jr..
trustee. lot in block In the plan of
North Richmond Terrace. June .. 1916.
$3.50.
Same to same 50xl30 feet southeast
corner Of 1iancs Avenue and Meredith
street. June 3. 1916, $3.50.
Same TO same. lot In block in the
plan OF North Richmond Terrace. June
D, 1915. $3.50.
II. L. Taylor. to Same. 40 feet s l-o
Inches by LIS feet south line Broad
street. 1874 feet 3 1.2 inches west of
Twenty-eighth Street. June 8. 1916.
$3.50.
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SPORTS
QUIGLEY MAY COACH
National League Umpire Offered Job
nv FoOtbnll Mentor ut st. Louis
CnlyerElty.

81. LOUIS. June 7.--E. c. Quislcy, an
umpire In tho National League. and for
several years tho director OF athletics
at st. Mary's College OF Kansas. has
oeen offered the position Of football
eoach by ST. Louis University, 1t was
announced to-duy. The signing OF a
contract will be delayed until Quiglcy
n nss tine TO confer with Presidet Tener
OF the National League.
-, ne accepts the position, QuiEley
' MUuiu nave to take up his coachinR
me latest. II Tener will permit him to
Muii, ms umpiring work then, Quigley
w.rs tnke the job: "Quig," is the most
Dasketball coach, and several winters
I Iao was an Instructor in the latest
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Lyrics ,Iidwcek Change.


Grace Fisher. coincidence. will he a
conspicuous feature on the new bill at
the Lyric to-day and for the remainder
OF the week. Besides bringing some
new and catchy songs, Miss Fisher is
displaying some very attractive dresses
and hats Of new design. WAITS Scotch
Lads and I.assies. eleven in number, are
also prominently placed. They have n
pictureSquely mounted variety pro-
duction. which includes singing. dane
ing, instrumental numbers and some
quaint Scotch comedy. A bagpipe band
and an exhibition OF the dances of the
Highland clans are interesting fea-
lures OF the act In which the Scotch
Lads and Lassles appear. The Cycling
Rerlins, man and woman. Will offer trick
and grotesque bicycle riding stunts, in
which they are peculiarly proficient.
Monde and Sale team of foreigners,
have an odd variety turn. said to be up
roariously funny, and Darrell and
Moore will present lively novelty
comedy sketch New motion picture
exhibits accompany the vaudeville BILL
aS usual.
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DEMAND HEAVIER TRACKS
board Fakes Steps to Compel Power
Company to Put Down New
Rails in West End.

on motion OF Commissioner H. p.
iieck, the Administrative Board yes
;erday adopted a resolution providing
for compulsory compliance with It's de-
mand that the Virginia Railway and
Power Company lay new rails from
the Boulevard to the corporate limits
along the route now followed. The
hoard has requested the company to
replace It's rails. which are said to be
too light to carry the weight OF traffic
The resolution instructs City Engi-
neer Boiling to see that tho work is
properly done. and without delay
Commissioner Beck called the boards
attention to the fact that a previous
order for this work had been Ignored
by the company
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CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Fourteen Relrnsc Dscts Amounting "a
n

s22,af0.O5.
W. $. Robinson, trustee, to r. J. Mel
ton, ct ais. 5oSe2 feet north line KEN
Street. June 3. 1916. s2OG
+. Sitterding ct al. trustees. to same.
the same property as described In deed
stuart I'owe. trustee, to w. n. Greg
DRY, I3 feet g inches by l47 feet 5
inches southwest corner of Meadow
May 20. 1915 $3.50.
T.. l.. RufIin ct al. trustees. to T. 7.
i,ar i,n ct al sst lsl feet north
Lomhardy Street. June 10. 1916. $500.
j. s. Cohen, trustee, to l.. Is. and -
J.. I'atkin ms. lots 100 1871, 20s and 2i0
In TIE plan Of Highland Terrace. June
G. *. Willis ct ais. trustees. to same.
the same property az described In deed
next above June 3. 1919, s1,2so.
Avenue. 80 feet north OF Roberts street
MAY Mas :; ls'G T. va Wa,her trustee to MINI
Fs,rdeia Street. NAY q, is!s. :iss s'aS
south of Bacon Road. May 81. 1916
II. X. Baehe. trustee, to w. l.. Wills
next above May 81, 1916. ssos IS. ''
c. J.. Denoon. trustee to r; r. Ford.
trustee. 2fNl4O feet west line Pine
Street. III feet south OF Spring Street
May II, 1916. $3.50
Same TO J. NJ. wickham, the same
property as described in deed next
above. May II. 1916. 1852
!. r. hgnew, trustee. TO r. r. Wilson
BY $40 feet 4 l-2 inches north line
Broad street. so feet west o. Smith
Street. June 6. 1916, $4,000.
r: o. Bland trustee. TO John Harris
- Feet Inches by 81 feet northeast
corner or ST. John and Fritz streets
December IS, 1915, ssa
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Electrical Depart
ment:
Southern Nickel Works, for J. r.
Woodson. 21lS Stuart Avenue, twenty
nine outlets.
Same. for James Elsner. 1905 East
Main Street, two fixtures.
Same, for Matthews e. Sweeney, 52i
Frndall Avenue. twenty-slN outlets
Winston Electric Co, for NJ F.. Hunt
$50 West Cary street, eighteen out
let's.
W. Fl. jerks. for Mrs ~ c. Floyd.
geo South Laurel Street. one small mo =
tor.
f. NJ. Andrews, for E. c. Gill, 2o1o
Pleasant street, one fan.
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L. $. CIRCUIT Counr OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
ut 10 O'Clock with Circuit Jndrns
Pritchard and Knapp. and District
Judges Conner and Johnson In at.
tendance.
Case argued Yesterday:
No. l276--Hghland Park Manufac
turing Company. appellant, VS.. r. G.
Steele. Mary L. Steele ct al. appeIlees;
aa.rneai from the District Court at
GreenEille, ;. c.. on cehenring. Argued
by G. F. Spencer. OF York, s. c., and
Thomas c. Guthrie. Of Charlotte. y. C..
for the appellant. and by j. a. Marion
ana Hon. d. f. Finley, OF York. s. c..
and r.. NJ. Blythe, OF trecnvllle, for the
appcllecs. and submitted
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Y. W. &. A., service led by Miss
Marietta Smith, Z TO, no o'clock.
baseball - international League,
Richmond VIZ. Newark, broad street
Fnrk. .ii30 o'clock.
Council Committee on Dock, River
ind iiarbOr, city Hall. y o'clock.
Academy Price Players, In
"Ncarly Married." $3.50.
I.SrIc-Popuinr vaudeville; natl
nee, :; night, 1850 md %.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Thirty-second Street, between Q and
K Streets. to cost s2.37S
oliver Plow Works. to repair brick
warehouse at .62 North Seventeenth
Street. to cost $3.50.
r f. Boyle, to build two-story
brick tenement three dwellings,, on the
west side OF Thirty fourth Street, be-
tween y and . Streets. TO cost $1,000.
Mrs. Matte b. Anderson, 10 build a
two-story frame dwelling on the south
side OF Harnish Avenue. between the
Midlothian Turnpike and Moore street,
to cost s2.025.
Thomas u. Keddin, to build n brick
garage in rear Of 5o7 North Fifth
Street 10 cost $k26.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Edmund H. Shaw and Mamie V Bur
rell.
Edwin r. Evans and Matilda Fittz
Clarence Carneal and Alice NJ. Garth
right.
FcathcrSton
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
]. T.. Phillips & Son. for Crystal Ice
Co, 200l East Cary Street.
Same for the British American To-
bocco Co, I.ombardy and Clay Streets.
j. II. Chappell & Bro, for Mrs. Ben
August. All West Main Street.
William Brennan. for L. Bosher, 40
West Twcnty-fourth Street.
Same. for G. White, Tenth and
Everett Streets.
dali Avenue
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1T STIN"s TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds OF bargain md saic
amounting TO $4,000.
u. w. Gary ct ux.. TO John w VIII
iinms. 25.tNsl.6 feet south line Balm
n"ids" street. at the west corner OF
Iwciith street: June J. 1916. $4,000
Harvey l.. Williams e; ux, to q; II
knight. I0xlI5 feet south line Semmcs
Avenue. PSI SIS feet ives, OF the cor
n.r Of Forty-third Street. May l. 1916.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

SIX building Permits Amounting 20
SiD.4B:.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building M
snector Butler as follows:
L. H. Phillips, to build a two-story
brick dwelling at 27o2 Grove Avenue,
to cost $1,000.
David Riley. to build a two-story
frame dwelling on the east side Of
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FINISH MUN|T|0N WORK
WITHIN THREE Weeks
Locomotive Works Will Then Shut
Down to Remodel Plant to
Build Engines.
MANY ORDERS ARE ON WAY
When Natural business Is Resumed,
Skilled Labor Will BE Employed
for Construction, Causing Some
Now Engaged to- Lose Jobs.

Munition orders sufficient to keep
tho present force ut work for three
weeks remain TO be filled by the Rich
mond plant of the American Locomo-
tive Company. Al tho expiration of
that time the plant will be shut down
pending the substitution OF machinery
exclusively for the manufacture OF en-
rines. The installation OF this ma
chinery will take probably four weeks.
original function. the construction OF
locomotives.
Work OF the munition orders is he
ing rushed in order that the allotment
to the local plant can be cleaned up
speedily that rush locomotive or
ders can be nlled. Several of the
plnnts of the company are now tied up
on the manufacture OF projcctiies and
shells, while orders of considerable
sizc from various railroads must bc
Allied ut once. More than 700 engines
on June / and other orders are en-
pected. Richmond will get 4 large
share of this work.
AZ least three weeks IS required TO
finish the present orders for shrapnel.
The plant has capacity Of about 80
900 week. and Rs nearly 100000 of
the order for 100000 remains to be
filled, tho present force of 5000 men
VIII he forced to the limit to clean up
In that time. The plant also has abou:
100000 castings out of an order OF o
100000 high explosive shells proha Div
will he transferred to one Of the north
ern branches.
NEED SKILLED LABOR
TO OPERATE rLANT
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nUSTINGs COURT.

Convictions in the Hastings Court
Yesterday were ms follows:
wal ter Johnson, charged with assault
days in Jail
Annie Johnson was convicted Of petty
larceny and sentenced TO fifteen DAYS
in jail.
Winston Harris. charged with assault
ana battery. was dismissed
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General Weather Conditions.

TT.
WASHINGTON, June THE indica-
tons are that there will be rains in the
region of the Great Lakes. the Upper
Ohio Valley and the North Atlantic
States and generally fair elsewhere
east Of the Mississippi River during
Thursday and Friday.
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HENRICO TRANSFER.

One Deed OF Bargain md Snic Amount
ing to $4,000.
George Gcffert TO \. NJ Marye. 1877
acres on the Central Turnpike. living
partly in Henrico County and partly
in the city. May 81. 1916, $4,000
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge II. Carter Scott In tho CITY
circuit Court yesterday entered an
order allowing T. II. Adkins ana his
VIII, Jennnc,tc Adkins. to adopt the
infant child Of BESSIE Monroe. and 10
change its name TO Bessie Monroe Adj
ktrs
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

The Vaughan Robertson Drug Co.
was awarded Judgment for siS75O
In the Law. and Equity Court yesterday
against John kosma
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LOCnI Rain fall.

IIaintaII last Twelve hours. .......
Rainfall last twcnty-foar hours. |
Deficiency In rainfall since March
. :....'' 49,.
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
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The Weather
G'urniahed by U. s. weather Bureau,
Forecasts Virginia
Probably fair on
Thursday md Fri
dny.
North Carolina
Probably fair on
Thurs,lay md Fri
day.
I,ocnl Ten,pernturc.

y noon temperature. ............ -
3 i. NJ. temperature. .............. IL
Maximum temperature to s u. Nj. Il
MINIMUM temperature to u. NJ. ca
Mean temperature .............. 20
Normal temperature ............ i3
Deficiency In temperature. ....... 3
deficiency In temperature since
March ! .............. l09
uary / .................. SO
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
One Release Decd Amounttnn n


G. X. Nuckols trustee. To Frank n
HeNcridce. II acres on the north side
OF Patterson Avenue. adjoining the
!and OF Skipwith. May %, 1915 sG79n
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local Dnromctcr Hendtn,

Local Observation nj : r. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature. -: humidity. rs: wind.
direction. northeast: wind, velocity, {
miles: weather, cloudy.
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IIENRICO DEED OF TRUST.
One Deed of Trust Amounting TO
.SuO.

"A. NJ: Marye TO s.. p. Waddell. trus-
tee, 1871 acres on the Central Turnpike,
lying partly In lienrco County and
partly In the city. May 81. 1915, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

MIR. HigEcr Improving.
Hunter Mcclure Bigger, who was
operated on ten days ago mt the Me-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

mortal Hospital. has sufficiently rscoy.
cred to be removed to HIS rooms at
the Jefferson Hotel. >#
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NEED SKILLED LABOR
TO OPERATE TT

The shutdown will throw nearly
z.'oo men out of work temporarily
only operatives will be affected as the
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
Obe Gown Grier

| The Franklin-Thomson Home and
| School Association Will hold a meet
ing at o'clock tonight in the Thorn
son school, Twelfth and L streets
northwest.
The Engineer band. Frank j. Weber,
leader will give a concert tonight at
1880 o'clock on the Smithsonian Insti-
| tuition grounds.
DIR. f. H. Pratt, of Chicago, Will de-
liver an address on Disease as Cause
of Delinquency and Crime" at Wood
at $3.50 o'clock. The lecture will be
under the auspices of the Parents
League.
year class of Business High School will
be held tonight at o'clock in the
school building.
The Marine Band will give q concert
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Marine Barracks under the leadership
of w. H. Santelmann.
The ffty-third anniversary of the
State of West Virginia will be cele-
brated by West Virginians living in
Washington tomorrow night, in Py-
THAN Temple. Secretary OF War Baker,
ex- x-Senators Charles J. Faulkner. and
N B. Scott. and Solicitor Gen. John
w
The First Presbyterian Church Sun
day School will conduct its annual ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall, June 2S. Hor-
ace l. Richardson is chairman Of the
excursion committee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will give a straw
berry festival at the home, AS N street
northwest. tomorrow and Wednesday.
between the hours OF and IL o'clock
midnight.
An outing and field day at Ches-
apeake Beach will be staged July s
by the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Baltimore Hibernians have been in
vited.
The fireworks committee of the gen.
eral Independence Day committee, head
ed by E. c. Graham, will meet this
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Retail
Merchants Association Offices, to plan
work.
The woman's National Press Asso-
citation will meet tonight at s o'cloc
in the Raleigh Hotel
DIR. p. p. CIa1ton, United States Com
missioner OF Education. will be the
principal speaker at joint graduating
exercises of the NJ street, Armstrong
Manual Training. Phelps. o street, and
CORDOBA vocational schools at Con-
vention Hall tonight.
A public hearing to mir disputes in
cident to the erection of the new
Aqueduct Bridge will be held in the
office Of Coz c. A. F. Flagler. engineer
in charge q he Washington river and
ing today, at 1:3O o'clock.
The District Federation of women~
Clubs will meet in monthly session to-
morrow night at o'clock in the Eb-
bitt
The Engineer Band, Frank ]. webed,
leader. will give a concert at 1880
o'clock tomorrow night at Lincoln
Park
Ormond Wilson Normal School will be
held tomorrow night at $50 o'clock in
the school building.
Commencement exercises of Central
High School will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Ma
tional Theater. Representative Michael
X. Reilly. of Wisconsin. will be the
speaker. Ernest L. Daniel. a member
of the Board of Education. will pre-
sent the diplomas.
The Chamber of Commerce Will con-
duct it's annual outing Wednesday with
an excursion to Chesapeake Beach. A
feature OF the outing will be a mock
trial Of P. I. Moran.
Marcia Burns Chapter of the ID. A.
r. will dedicate a District boundary
milestone Wednesday at Pennsylvania
avenue and Bowen road southeast.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
STRATEGY WON FUNDS
FOR RECLAMATION WORK

Watchful waiting and silence wa, re-
sponsible for the annual appropriation
OF 10000 that 10 included each year in
the District appropriation bill for the
reclamation Of the Anacostia fats, D. A
Edwards told the citizens Of Anaeostis
at their recent celebration. This Is the
way he explained st.
II was when Col W. c. Judson was IN
sineer Commissioner OF the District, and
year after year a bill for the reclamation
OF the fats had been presented 10 Con-
gress, always TO faik One night at the
Federation OF Citizens Associations the
matter came up again. Col. Judson was
there and he took the meeting into hi,
confidence.
Gentlemen. II you won't let this out,
and the newspapers don't get hold Of H."
he said. 'I think we can get that appro-
priauon for the Anacostia fats Let us
have inserted in the District appropriation
bill single item Of 10000 for the recla~
nation Of the fats. OF course. that can
be knocked out on a point OF order by
any member, as Il Is new business, but
II no one says anything about t. Il may
be overlooked and get through After
that II will be old business, and we will
get that 10000 each year for the nsts"
And that is exactly what happened
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
Verdun, as Seen from Air,
Described by Correspondent
German Writer Makes Flight with Kaisers Air
Squadron and Tells Stirring Tale of Expert
ences-One Filler Gets Frozen While
Making Ascension in April

cheerful occupation. It's nothing for
those who would achieve fame in a
hurry. Verdammt nein, II is not SO,
We aviators are recruited from the
sporting field and without the SPORT
ing spirit. without daring and stub
born will. this work is of course. inn
possible.
Working ms Soldiers.
But we are no Jockeys, we are sol.
diers! We are working with tust as
much military minuteness, lust as duti-
fully and effectively as any other group
OF the soldiery. The cause is the thing
Tor which we throw our entire strength
into the scale. the cause, and not the
person. Certainly. the individual de-
pends upon himself alone UP there. more
SO perhaps than any other comrads in
the field. But that which he. the flyer.
does and wills and achieves, he does
correctly only II he does 1t for the great
entirety for the cause"
TO fly with that man must be a pleas
ure' l am thinking to myself. "A flyer
who has horizon. a man who looks be-
yond his machine. and a most respect
able piece beyond IT, at that"
Music! The graphophone gives all
that is in It. We sing the finest songs
we know and are very cheerful why
not? tomorrow, day after, at the lat
est, we will fly! On the way tn our
abode 1t rains. But in spite OF all. at 6
O'CLOCK tomorrow morning we'll be up.
CTo Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
purely personal

Arthur N. Bugden, of the National
Union. is travelling through Virginia on
an extended business trip
John Hines. an automobile supply
salesman. is in Georgetown University
Hospital with pneumonia.
P. ]. Ryan has returned from Philadel-
phia, where he attended a meeting of
union men.
Rev. HenrysD. Collins is spending a
short vacation at Atlantic City.
Paul McGifin, who has been visiting
in Martinsburg, w. Va, has returned |
his home in Washington.
The name OF Mrs. Theodore T. Moore.
for thirteen years president Of the North
Capitol Union OF the Y w c. A, re-
Gently was placed on the book Of remern-
brance Of the association by the North
Capitol Union.
Bernard Ladd. Of the Navy Yard, has
gone to Norfolk to aid in the finishing
of the big guns on board the new battle
ship Pennsylvania recently turned over TO
the government
Stirling Wilson. the Washington stu
dent at Dartmouth who was expelled by
the faculty for an editorial in the college
paper criticizing tie preparedness atti-
tude of the faculty, is in Washington for
his vacation. He expects to be reinstated
next fall.
Walter Graves, Washington student in
the School Of Finance at the University
of Pennsylvania, will travel for a shoe
concern this summer as a salesman.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
A. I. Hutton Dies.

Funeral services for Archibald Leo
Hutton, jr-, IS, who died yesterday at his
home, 500 F street southwest, will be
held tomorrow at o'clock from st.
Donlinic's Church, Sixth and streets
southwest. Mr.. Hutton was stricken
with heart disease and died in three
hours. He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Ella A Hutton. wife Of the late
ArChibal Leon Hutton.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-19
LOCAL MENTION.

2-lb. sacks flour, T1teT choice white
SC and nc; white meal, &c ID; peanut
butter. 1Oc; best tea. 4ec: Wonder cof-
fee, zoe; lbs. lima beans, 26c; 4 lbs.
wheat biscuits, Csc; 4 sugar corn, i5c;
Ksro syrup. Csc: Wisconsin peas
25c; large cans beans, 25c; large cans
Cal peaches, 1Oc; 3 losves bread. iOc:
grape juice, quarts, pc; best flour
$500 Dbl; 20 lbs. old Time flour, TBc.
AZ Fourth st. S E. and all the J. r D.
PyleS SfOres