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floor Hu-rt Hawthorne rrivats en-
franc. on side street Between sixth
and seventh aVes on Madison. iiours
o. M. e. y m
MADAM ELtZAnErH PIANIST Cards.
questions answered. isish seventh
100 an.
NM CHApLo TTE - RCIENTiFtc
pninlstrv school easy method "a learn
class open. have 20 years experience
rite readings daily n pays 90 know
myself past. present and future. Salts
faction guaranteed. Rooms ana
Hawthorne iiotet Madison st.. near
seventh ave
MRs nURptcK sPiRtTUAtIsr MIN
latrr circles Tuesday. Friday even
inru Consultation daily. Hotel Byhcc.
1924 THIRD ave Phone Elliott aiii
HELEN RICE BURLElGH
Circles sunday. Tuesday. Friday evenings.
consultation. daily 1901 Third ave.
room ait
MADAM ALEXANDER
Seventh sEnt seer and paimlst Room
Elliott Hotel first aud PIKE
10 YOv WANT a MESSAGE PROM
ynur dear oncs7 Circle NJ s o'clock
wednesday onb. Rest mediums In this
cas- vnrpsntera' HAN i6g0 Fourth
between Pine and stewart
MADAM MACK CIRCLES wEDNEs-
day and Friday evenings Consultation
dsiit i'si seventh ave
Ia uooD READING ~ THE HEST
I tonic Consult Mrs Kellogg cplrvoy-
ant 1870 Seventh ave
PULL CARD READtSG--Piaaa Hotel.
+ Fourth ave room 2ot
SOLDIER noY PSYCHIC. iue Flfth ave.
Fllioti iosei
TRUMPET STANCE TUESDAY. THURS
DAY sunday. $40 Headings daily
Mrs o'uara 80 stewart -
fnt MET rEANCT TONIGHT. THURS
daf. sunday s.ta Readings dativ
Mrs pHara 90 stewart "a
MADAM FRANK CAUp HEADER
pnimisi zoe Third and Tinc. Federal
fatei rnom
cAHp REAniNG NOON B. IGol i
Flrst ave. York Hotel
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LIE mOMEs FOR sALE

2 room. nee modern bungalow. on Ninth
ave ~ W and " tsth ~ Pflcn
1910. 500 cash
s-ro0m fine. modern. COS tsth ave 81 W
ana W tend ~ rrir" 81 800 $500
cash.
3 room modern. new house. corner lof.
snKio0 rfie- 81 goo % zoe cash
NDrNg 4 BTOBBHC
ZOO vernon Fiace. Phons Ballard Slg.
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FARM LANDS roR SALE

YOrR CHANCE ~ ~ cASADA HICH
lands and business opportunities offer
sou Independence Farm lands 81 20
$40 acre irrigated lands. i75 "a 800
20 years 20 pay $1,000 loan IN i'm
proVemsnts. or ready made farms loan
u livestock. taxes average under 20
cents an acre. no taEes nu improve
mrnts. personal property or livestock
good markets churches. schools. roads
Telephones excailent climate crops
and livestock prove b. Special home
seekers fare certificates write Tor
free booklets Allan Cameron. General
Superintendent Land. Branch. Canadian
Pacific Hy. 100 Ninfh ave- Calgary.
Alberta
~%~~~~N~.~-~N.~Nr
II LOTS FOR SALE
fs. 900 s01Ig0 NORTH SEATTLE
apartment site Cash otter invited
phnu. Queen Anns 11R
4~N~~~~NS~oee~NN~~~ S~~<>~.~NO-~~~~~
ie HOUSES FOR SALE
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PRINCESS liEGiRA
EGYPTIAN MYSTIC

an FraurtaCn " Grid =
FAir leading phrrneln
riHt and claifYoYnut
has road FOR more
noted peopls than any
reader IN America .
gives truthful Hdvfco
ON nii affairs % ufr
satisfaction Huaran
ieed can 30 consuited
daily In her Oriental
pariors. entire lower
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A II REiD q GO.
uUNGAIOW BARGAIN

A good 5 ff-sn b1neainu q blocks from
inc Meridian and Green Lake rar lines
wtth 8 snad tire %! Green t.asH and
the uIYtaulea The los is ttHiio q"
an alley some fruit trr~s on the loi
small taHnau@ut and wwodshrA AMI
chicken house Tus piara is really
worth tiken We have priced ~ DC
81 see Tor aulrk sale. pn torfus N
trba rash. anh balance in hr arranged
someone - coins Co pirk 90 thts raf
aatn ta harr ~ fsu efa iapkins
fof a-zs u,tie h0mr. eh1 nos 10 'hh'
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS
TIDES

April 10 los. if.15 q m - fis
hiEh. tfs 4. IN i1e r.: low.
o. 80 o. ~. ~ p htFh. 7I
3. M fa1 o.
April ii-ilov. 90 q m.. 30 q
hiEh eif r. m. 10 r.. iou-
ls . fn- 10 ff hirh. t7s
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MME. ROYAL

riairvnYan'. uhrrncioEist ard rafa TsAaef
Wlii taii 900 ~ me one Yp4 love ls true
- fzias. tel Yuu phsu 90 Whnfn YOU
~M marry ~ fact she uiA te4 N'H
every hope fear or ambition setter
fhan you can ton "a Yourself Aasics on
business. specuiatipn. invest naeni. love.
marriage divorce rsunito she Hepa
rated ard cause speedy uaaFflaEa 9Th
the ono - your choice the seeFri -
poser and personal infiuruce hos %
-fa IN business love health and All AZ
fairs MAKE no mistake EhFn feeslnE
the advice - a riairNuNsnt uf PIANIST
u pays 90 consult the best A. seef
Of things hidden TO mau o. puman.
Nine ROYAL has no equal Many pro
f~-- tha slft % riairf nTanrf. but few,
indeed. are % Eiftsf one yisit 20 a
genuine Egyptian scientist piu repay
you fas many diuaprointtnsnfH sish
t'nIon 81 vernon Hotel 10 = ~. 20
y m
MADAM FRY SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading PIKE Hotel Sixth and flke.
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b, .ers.. Panel doors NJ 1 ...........tisi
= ply veneer panel doors ........ %
Yroat glass doors htfsf .s...ssf.s 90
Kitrhsa siAss dsuf. tshts ,..t.t.. = 20
nunKataW sash a. low as t.s.tsssss .he
..a hotbsd sash ................... -
saxak medicine cabinet doors ...s... -
Panel cupboard fncfs ......st.sts.. -
ply unia seal NnpfinE .+.tts.stttt -
We carr a fuii line ~ hulidinE material.
ineludins frames inside finish. baild
.fs hardsaf~. paint. sfn
o n WILLIAMS CO
tsss Firsf Ave nsattis WASH
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

WIDUW WOULD LIKE To SHAME
howe pifh ranEsrisl companion share
sEponsss stale particulars and pHone
ruintrf address Viola waite. 1913 y
Hasad~af
MibniE.AaEp tApf gNfAcrA ftEn-
81 With urans eHuii like SO meet
gentleman alth Eu1f habits atd home
uhiset nntrimnng Address D ice star
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lsag vlth means oti"rs natrtmouy
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FOX TROT .. .ss 'i ,s,.., s'1 "a
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psafaHs
-at.f ACQUAINTED sociETY MEET
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sts. Az, y.
HrlfsrEnEp MIDWIFE NRs VII
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aucfAL cLrn TUESDAY rtENtSuH
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ALL subscriptions must he started
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ceived Back numbers cannot De
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CHANGE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
should he sure and give thelr ola
a. we'll as their new address.
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WANT hD RATES

one cent word per insertion
Six times for the price OF tive,
Situation ads one -nalf rate,
Funeral Notices .t.ss.tss"..s. ssNN
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SIN inssrtiess Ter the price Of 'i,e
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4 "a REID a co
Sc Nsn YnrE WfnE

WET SEATTLE -. t.WouM ul NuAr
tae. modem. farnishrd neat. over.
t1aktnE Huuut Gloss 60 car hsnff
leaving rlff must sell los tqNitR
sfult Ant fawsfs Your nwl terms la
Asplfh ksb& California sks fahe Natrs
seed car ~ hua line
YorH RE~r MONEY witt uuT A
home from ADAMS af Fauntirru9 West
sss
23-HousEs uNF. FOR RENT
BUNGALOWS Fon WENr ~ ADAMS
- FaunftsFaH Neaf SO
fef@faf-Hsf~~sHa~e-sT-fe
70 FURNISHED ROOMS
tsss MuNrM FRpNr ROOM ~ h.
rar- heat bath James o. 80 uns
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iE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
n You Have Hen
ro<ts<tnx wlihsut Re-
ALT ser Year,. zee Ne
ard sasessfEsts my
remedial
The mos. ehsfi-afs
rss~- ~ asthma rheu
nsfisrs ard nsrvoas
fisaf f@rs have been
treated successfully
carstipation. ca'srrh
sra disorder. % ths
tiaffev. skin and
stnrr srh a.. veil 80
sppsndicffis are re
lIrsef wfthosf opers b
,far NJ advice 10
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sANks
BILLIARD TABLES

f5F SxTE = billiard TABLES.
hand new. earors and peeEs;. Nltn
eempisss ousrf. 1850 second .hand "a
o1ss a. reduced prices nasnns ahet
supplies. easy payments cigar siere
e4rfur~s reuf for cassiozu-, thr
Nrurswtek psfke-Cetiender Co. -ea-
~e~--ss vt--. ase ~~affie ws.h
~~~~~~~~~~s~1~~@~ ~~r~r~T~1~N>~~N
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Mns nURpicK sPIRiTUAfIsr MIN
latrr Circles Tuesday. Friday even
inrs Consultation daily. Hotel Byhcc
1881 Third ave phaus Elliott at7f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10

Az FRY scIENTiFIc CARD
iinr PIKE Hotel sixth and PIKE.
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AND READING UpoM B. 1891 n
Flrst ave. York Hotel
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BICYCLE SUPPLIES

- Do eiOOp woRk--G. Y HART
wt~ rrsf Fourth rnanr Nein fEss
>~S~~.~~~~-4~~~~~-~~~>
ChsTTEL LOANS
The Washington times., 1917-02-27

harrtNBe LieenscA
Ben Tomlin and Myrtle Martin, both Of San
didges, Va.
Harry c. Jannish and Lena A. Barnes. both
Of Savage, Nd.
Ellis v. Crowley and Frances 3. Washington,
both OF this city.
Roger II. Hankins and Llllian Anna Jones,
both OF this city.
Jossph NJ. Miller and Ruth n Bacon. both Of
this city.
both OF Los Angeles, Calr
James H G. Gaskins and Jennie vannAir,
both Of this city.
Herbert J; Smith and Marie 8. widsm.n.
both OF Baltimore. Nd
Randolph N. Hebrus and jennie Graceson,
both OF this city.
Carl W. Lewis. Of Hittingsr, y. D., and
Grace J. Gronia, Of Lakota, n. d.
Julius Williams and Lillian Perry. both Of
this city.
The Washington times., 1917-02-27
Deaths.

Deatna-
Moy Pot IS yrs.. 5ls Pa ave. n w.
Arnold II: +: Holster. 70 yrs. 1oo2 F1orids
Annie N. Davis. 50 yrs. chaIn Bridge road.
ID. c.
William H. H. Alden. 7s yrs. 1c5 Buchanan
ST. y. W.
James o. Kesne. sss 18th ST. n. W.
Annie P. Hines. rs yrs. Ills 5th ST. n. e.
Edna Aetealf. Il yrs. George Washington
University Hospital.
John Davis. 70 yrs, st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Alfred LAwhead. Is yrs. St. Elizabeth Hosp.
Thomas p. ODonnsll. So yrA-. ISIS sth ST
" W.
Vernon Stewart. Is yrs. Tubereulosis Hosp.
William A. cassell. 70 yrs. Little Sisters Of
Capt. Joseph W. Turner. 50 yra. tss c ST.
s. W.
William, Helmus, 81 yrs. l7z5 Riggs st. n. W.
John W. Grady. k yrs, rear s3s ID ST. y. W.
Charles Fallinsbee. s. yrs SIS II St y. E.
Marie Bradley. 50 yrs, SO B ST. s. W.
llldefaunce Grower yrs. 37oo-A Patterson
ST. n. w.
Infant Of John F. and Angelo Deeds. . hrs,
Sibley Hospital
Nellie Scarborough. hrs. sIbley Hospital
Frank Dovnell. s. yrs. Freedmen's Hospital.
Georgeanna Commodore, 81 yrs. $50 o St.
Fannie Bolden. 81 yra. 1885 zsrd st. N. W.
James Branson. s. yrs, Wash. Asylum Hosp
John Henry Moore, IS yrs. l57 Sheridan rd. 4.
Anacostia.
ASbury Small. IS yrs. Freedmen's Hospital:
Patrick Allen. 81 yrs, lI4s Burdens court
Aioysus Maurice Toliver. days, Il Sheriff
Rd. y
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR shLE-Aare. harness. and panel
IT. N. w.
The Washington times., 1917-02-27
GANDTLS BETTER
DUCKPTN MARGIN
Score CIean-Cut Victory Over
Kings Palace in Arcade
League.

Gandils went further into the lead
in the Arcade Duckpin League last
night by trimming the Kings Palace
quint three straight games. In only
one game did the Gandils go above
500, the second, in which $40 pins
fell. They were given a close run in
the final, winning by two naples.
Rawlings, Gulli, and Scharf were the
Gandils' best bowlers.
Treasury gained an important vic
tory in the Departmental circuit.
Three games they won from the Au-
ditors placed them on almost even
terms with the Navy Yard team for
first place. Little difficulty was en-
countered by the Money Counters in
grabbing the games, Emerson coming
through handily with a set of 3S6.
MatIaek Leads All.
Matlack, of the Clerks in the Gov
ernment League. was last nights best
performer. Strings of 122, 11s, and
122 gave him a set OF 1862 and a league
record.
Shermans came back to life follow
ing their poor showing in the District
League last week. They won two out
of three from the Belmonts with a
set total of 1909. The Shermans lost
the second game oy q sinsie plnS Oi'~
to 517. The other two were won
easily with scores of 562 and $50.
COIumbians Push Royals.
Royals found the Columbians tough
opponents in the National League, al
though they won. to /, Columbians
taking the third when the Royals fell
below 500. Earl Lewis and Pop Hal
ley smacked the headpin in fine shape
in the second game, and the Royals to-
tailed 500. Lewis obtained a count OF
146. which tops Last nights Cracks"
and HALEY achieved a mark OF 13O.
The Washington times., 1917-02-27
PROPOSALS


SEALED PROPOSALS wnI be received: AZ
the onice Of the Bureau of standards.
,Mesnlneton. y. C. until 2 o'clock p, m.
wednesday. March IL. 1917. and then
opened. for furnishing. delivering and
erecting about ts.0oo pounds OF strvetursl
Steel consulting Of roof truss. columns,
framing. bracing. windows. doors etc. /;
also about $4,000 pounds of eorruga I'd
steel roonng and side covering Plans,
specfncations. etc. may be obtained By ar
plying 70 the above office
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C.
Washington. d. c.. February "a MI
Sealed proposals VIII be received At this
office, Room 40. District Building. until I've
O'Clock p. m. March I. 1911. for furnIshInf
and -delivering 1soo. more or less. tons Of
oituminous coal. T. o. b. cars this city. or
delivered direct to> point Of use. and for un-
loading and hauling the above referred to
coal from railroad 20 point Of use Forms
Of proposal and SPECIFICATIONS may be had
upon Application 70 the Purchasing Officsr
Room 40 District Building washington. ..
g. OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwN-
LOW. CHARLES w. KUTz. commissioners.
". u. y r
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PARcELP0ST

AMERICAN DOLLAR FLAG.
Made OF American TnReta -
SIX feet long. double stitch sswsd strfpes
including pole. ball and holder Free deIlvery
BY parcel post upon receipt Of factory price
tl-oo. Send for free catalogue Of niEs and
decorations.
AMERICAN FLAG MFG. Co,
Easton,- Pa.
The Washington times., 1917-02-27

FOR SALE-Studsbaker Six, touring car,
series II; perfect condition good as new
driven only $500 miles; extra tire full equip
ment: big barEatn; owner leaving city Phone
Main $50. between and p. m. VIII demon
str1tA.
The Washington times., 1917-02-27
LOST AND FOUND

HANDBAG-Black velvet. containing two
punches OF keys. 4 car tickets. IS bill.
Yale key. Sunday on 9Th st. car Reward
u returned 70 225 Virginia ave. s: w.
LoCRET-Gold, and chain, Sunday. Feb. IS.
at Calvary Baptist Church or In street car.
Return to ISIS 18th st. N. W.. APT. q. Re
ward.
WATCH-Lady's open-faoed, old-fashioned,
blue enamel, and small diamonds on back.
Liberal reward II returned to Cashier, New
Willard Hotel
The Washington times., 1917-02-27
Vital Records.


william C. and Edna v. wise. boy
George L and Leola v. Robertson. girl.
Walter B. and Ida Jane Pickral. boy.
joseph B. and Della Lanaham. girl twins.
William F. and Nellie I. Hortman boy.
Norman r. and Neva 4. Grant, boy.
Joseph and Mary Freeman. boy.
Oscar l. and Alice r. Blanton. boy.
John and Louisa Wright. girl.
James and Annie Cole. boy.
william Z and Edna W. Carson. boy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

,ftyM
piled that she didn't think that her
husband had a right to write q letter
like that to Heth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

defendant upon the grounds Of deser-
ton and adultery. And an af1idavit
having been made and filed that due
diligence has been used by and on
behalf Of the plaintiff to ascertain In
what county or corporation the de-
PENDANT, Katie II. Moss, Is without
effect, and taht he don't know her
whereabouts, 1t Is ordered that said
defendant, Katie Il. Moss, appear here
within fifteen days after the due pub
lication OF this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her in
terest herein.
A Copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk,
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, pq.
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NOTICE!
National Baptist Board TO Meet.

The Executive Board Of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention Is hereby
called to meet at Atlanta, Ga, on the
18th day Of June, 1917, IN the meeting
house OF the Wheat Street Baptist
Church.
The object Of the meeting is to ar.
range program for the 3Tth annual
meeting of the National Baptist Con.
vcntion tc be held in Muskogcc. Okla
homa, September GIL, 1917.
The Board is composed OF the cleo.
tive officers OF the Convention, the
chairman and secretary Of each of the
Boards of the Convention, and each
state vice-president. 1t is specially
urged that there b. a full attendance
Of the members of the Board.
e. G. MORRIS, President.
r. B. HUDSON, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, THE FIRST DAY
OF MAY 1917.
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NOTICE.!

Staunton, Va.-To the Grand ON,
GERS, Grand Representatives, Depu.
ties and any member of the Subordi.
nate Lodge or Court-PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE: All who wish to attend
the Grand Session Of tn knights of
Pythias and Courts of Calanthe
which will meet in Staunton, Va,
June 10, 1917, are urgently requested
to send your name and address to
the chairman Of the Committee on
Homes, so you can he properly located
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

Willingness to condone any miscon.
duct between you and Heth?" Mr..
Jordan asked.
Heavens. no." she exclaimed. ION
the contrary, he was opposed to my
having anything to do with Stockton. ;"
Mrs. Vawter was asked If she had
any knowledge of the letter of June
10, IN which the husband asked Heth
to remain away from home and to
never be In her company when she
was alone. She said she did, Heth
having told her about 1t, and he
promised to show It to her bnt he
never did.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

Clarence j. Moss, Plaintiff
against
Katie T.. Moss, Defendant
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to obtain
I'm absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony, by the plaintiff from the
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THE NEW YORK AUTO
SERVICE COMPANY

DEALERS IN NEW AND SECOND
HAND CARS.
WE ALSO FIND JOBS FOR CHAUF-
FEURS. SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO ALL COMMUN-
ICATIONS. PHONE OR
WRITE
Il. SCHUMACHER, Manager,
252 w. 53rd st. Phone 1865 Circle.
G. w. TRICE, Sale Manager,
WE HAVE CARS SELLING FROM
$3.50 TO $1,000
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VIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, THE FIRST DAY
OF MAY 1917.


Maggie J. Smith, Plaintiff
against
William S. Smith,, -. Defendant
IN CHANCERY
The object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony, by the plaintiff from the
defendant upon the ground Of deser-
ton. And an AFFIDAVIT having been
made and filed that the defendant,
William S. Smith, Is not resident
of the State Of Virginia.; it Is ordered
that said William S. Smith appear
hero within fifteen days after the
due publication OF this order and do
what may be necessary to protect his
interest herein.
A Copy,
Tcste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

All representatives and visitors will
te assigned to their homes at the
station.-Sir A. 9. Mabrey, 1872 East
Main Street.
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New Stores For Rent.

Plans are drawn for four SMALL
stores or Offices in Miller's Hotel
For information as to rental, apply
to II A. CEPHAS, 535 lie North 2nd|
Street. 4t|
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WANTED--An All Round Printer.
Apply to ALFONZO e. HARRIS,
LOG S. River St., Harrisburg, Pa.
The Hope pioneer., 1917-08-16

the oven rack may be put on the bot
tom and the jars placed ina dripping
pan with little water in it, enough
to send up steam all the time they are
cooking. The Jars are filled with fruit
and then a hot sirup poured in to near
ly fill them. Place in the oven on the
asbestos sheet, being careful that the
jars do not touch each other or the
sides Of the oven where the heat is
greatest. When the sirup boils up
and flows over the tops Of the fruit,
remove the Jars, I'LL with boiling sirup,
put on sterile rubbers and new tops
and seal. For small fruits 10 to IS
minutes in hot oven is sufficient time
to cook well, but with firm, larger
fruits, like peaches, pears and plums,
longer time will be needed. It is
wise to take out piece Of fruit and
try it with spoon to see If it is we'll
cooked before filling and sealing the
cans.
The advantage of this method Is
that the fruit may be put into the
sterile jars the night before and while
breakfast is preparing the cooking can
go on, the cans filed and all out of
the way before the work of the day
begins.
Another method very popular among
campers where the wild fruit is picked
and put up in the woods with few
things to work with, is the following:
Put the fresh fruit into sterile lars
with good tops and new rubbers, flll-
ing the jars to overflowing with hot
sirup Of any richness desired, seal and
place in boiler, pour in boiling wa.
ter to cover the Jars to depth of two
inches. Put on the boiler cover and
pack rugs. carpets or anything to
keep the heat, leave "a hours, take out
the cans, screwing them to be sure
they are perfectly air tight, wrap Jars
or put in q dark, cool place.
The Hope pioneer., 1917-08-16
Mccumber Favors Future Tax.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Speaking in
the Senate on the war tax bill, Sena-
tor McCumber declared that the whole
tax scheme contemplated period that
will cover four years and that unless
the war should end suddenly the Unit
ed States would have to expend s40,-
000,000,000 in that time. He said that
America might have to put 100000
men in the field and he believed their
support and sacrifice should be enough
for this generation, adding that "the
war debt should be borne by our eman.
cipated children"
The Hope pioneer., 1917-08-16
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RAccooNs' CORN FEAST.
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Daddy Raccoon was teaching the
children their lessons.
whenever you are near water" he
said, 'you must be sure to wash your
food. That makes it so much cleaner"
For the raccoon is very clean and cares
a great deal about his food being nice
and clean and fresh.
You can eat great many things"
said Daddy Raccoon. "You are allowed
eggs of all kinds, fish, frogs, turtles
and all sorts of fruit and nuts"
1.-THE best Of all you haven't mem
toned" said the Raccoon children.
"Ah, am keeping it as a SURPRISE"
said Daddy Raccoon.
"When are we going?" asked tho
children.
"Going where?" asked Daddy Rae
coon, as If he didn't know at all what
the children were talking about.
"Dear me-" sighed Mother Raccoon,
"the children get to know so much
these days. Yes, it was different in my
was told about It,"
At that all the Raccoon children
laughed shrilly. "Oh, MOTHER" they
said, "now you have let the cat out Of
the bag. We didn't say we knew 1t
was corn"
"Let what cat out of what bagT'
asked Mother Raccoon. II haven't a
cat nor bag. What absurd nonsense
you children talk"
"Oh," said one Of the Raccoon chill
dren, that is just an expression"
"Still don't understand" said Moth
er Raccoon. II suppose I am not up
to-date."
"An expression is saying" said the
Raccoon child. 1T is something people
say-lots and lots Of people. And IT'S
supposed to be wise."
"What does it mean?" asked Mother
Raccoon, who was much puzzled.
1T means that someone has let the
secret out-or the thing that was sup.
posed to bA kept in"
"Why did they use the cat and bag
for example?"
"Oh, don't know" said the little
raccoon, unless it was started by
someone cruel and foolish-but It's