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It'd. WANTS

~, Snni@sm,' spa ,,es per pst i"s..
rSsS 4 N I tSs rsPia!ss
s EMt III So PIE c %Hfk ro ~l ntl
|oafANf THE ORDER
RATE FER LINE.
svNDAY and DAILY SLY ln swg snss 20 cents.
Daily Insertions 10 cents
SoNoEIUTlNE Insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wanted. Malo and Female.
* Inn, ,,me. DAILY or sUNDAY. cents line.
sas.s ", "'n,n ono week. 10 cents line.
''nfS 70 the men. ana SIX worus to the line.
! destinations not guaranteed after 5 +. Il.
!, sCbsIArfOSs tOk I'D. WANT ADS.
y. Il, IN. !. following Times Dispatch Branch Of
:, :. r Wsnt ADJ arc accepted by then, At the
49, 'su''i once rates. whicn arc given above:
~ VEST OF FOUSHEE STREET.
., .o Ssy,do : Drug store FLOYD Ave. and
= eoi TnIri e.. 8 Turner: Druggist. IVES. Broad.
!, Mtrns pharmaey. 1893 Hanover Ave.
. X. f Ea,,s. pruE store. -olt GT?rs Ave,
e ur Mmshrs Drug Co.. inc. Lombardy and
]. c, AHen Avenue fnsfmacs. Allen Ave. and
Il ef D4"s P Store. Co 90 T. " Main S. S.
l. Hu' H. Ma Dsui E store ,t a.; W Bread 81
ST.. Iarrant Drug Store, Fousne. and Broad
LAST OF FOrSliEE STREET.
- Cohen 20. IL East broad ST.
y ntisbeTKers 3l--3ls l.. Broad ST.
80 rrrnEle Drug Co. Sii j.. Broad 81.
/" 4: Jeuries Drug store. si' r; broad St.
= rA.hieys Pharmacy. ln.rd and Main Sts.
- Wallis Drug Store. Fiitn ana Marshall Sts.
- ~ r. Vaughan. s3l Hurtn Fifth 81
- ". H. Daley. 400 North Tenth 81.
uEhsIoson DruE store. tvI =. Seven
u 4, II. childrey. 20 y Eighteenth 81,
- e. urher = Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and Main
:. wiiiiams Pharmacy. Twenty .Hrst and Mar
- Springer Drug Company. Twen,y-,hir1 aud
= Moot a schsai EruS Co. Twon,y.nf,h
E hnr NenabIe Ste
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty.htih and Leigh
(. :. Church iiili Pharmacy $500 East Broad
r =. Craig Drug store. $500 =. Broad 81,
"a " hsroso3 Clay street. DFuT store. e9I y.
/ FAIRMoCNT.
:. iaitmouHt Pharmacy 2l:i Fairmovnt Ave
- BARTON HEIGHTS.
:. Nsdys DruE store Horsh Aye.
:. A. y co,h miGh 7" i,o rA NE. 49,.
p w. l. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart.
- SOUTH RICHMOND.
-, chas. W. Garrison. i4os Hull ST. and allI
Forest liili Ave.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
moodlana Heish" rhsfmaey. 2ica
swASsBOEo.
> H =. Hoeerts. :o0t Hul! 81.
- \. black .sls williamsburg Ave
81 fecp!e > brus store. 1900 NiI!-nsOurK
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va. MARCH q. 1871.
,,. TO- So; common TO fair. TO "a. chocr
common to fair, 81 to ~. Choice cows
"a TO S.; medium TO good. sia to ~; cent
mon 10 far. 81 to ca. Beat oxen, ~ To
S's: medium, to good. 6'a to ~: common to
fair 8 to o.. Best heavy bulls to ~. !;
light to z Beat calves. IL to l2: common
10 10. Best heavy hogs. IA; medium weight
u to II; shoats. aii to io,a: sows and stage
: tn 10. Best sheep, ga TO IA; common
TO fair. to g.; Best lambs. loia TO IL: COM
mon To fair. To 0.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
CLEANING AND PRESSING

SUITS pressed on sanitary Hoffman ma
, chine ste: dry cleaned. aoc; French
cleaned or secured. 9QC A WANT & CO.
Tailors and Cleaners. Phone Madison 1855
Expert repairing. altering.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond W. March Of
NEW YORK LIVE sroCK MARKrr

NEW YORK; March .i-Reev., irresu-
cows, $4,000 ISIS 80, '''S''' '''''''
sloo9d sls,5o: fed celves. $3.50 If 1902: year.
lings, $6CoTs7.00
SH"cp and lsnlpS steady Sheen. nomi:ial:
lambs. common to primo. Si3.O0Gr $500.
g, H :a stsa!y lighs 10 heavy; siioo@
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PROPOSALS-Sealed.
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.

GUM MISSION.
Richmond Va. March 20. 1917.
Bids vii he received at the clerks office
Christiansburs, Va. until |: o'clock noon
Thursday. .Aplii s. 1917. for the constructors
or steel bridge over Little River at Gray
sontown. hetweeL Montgomery and pu.
laski Counties, Va
Plans and specifications on file at the
clerks office, christ!ansburg. Va. at the
clerks Office, Pulask,. Va. and at this Office.
certified check for $3.50 must accom-
panv each bill.
The right is reserved to reject any W all
bids.
Further Information furnished on appli.
II l.. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioners
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Atlantic Coast Line

Ihe Stnndard KailroAd OF tho South.
Tn tEIFItgEtIiiE .JA ASrA 3; lSiT;,
For f,9r'd1 an snf South; .;lt A; ii. and
For Nor}olk. sis x. 81: 500 a. H.. 40,
P. N. ,.;+;oo P. g.: tt;Io r. n;
A. n. $500 2. Al. 1888 =. NJ.
HsF rsi ST. sas H. as:?% s. sag a. A. ,.5s
=, NJ. 900 F. Al. tt:IS r, Nh .t;6t p. IL.
:, Fer Goldaboro and FajstIeSiiis: '4:ss
,Ior Hopeweii: s:ls A NJ. .i:ls P. NJ
1910 x. n. s:is A.: a.. s:it x. No. SIS A. 4.
NJ ~ - 81; 81 si H. Ed. es 'tMs II. ,so +
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
FACTIONS not Guaranteed
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKCr,

CHICAGO. March 21.-IIcgs-Rcccipts, &C.
co., "calys , at os above yesterdays aver
mixed. ft.es % $3.50; heavy. sItSOd si5iE;
rough sn nSSs SITS; 1 gtss sios"g,!2,S
cattle. a25ap SIZES; stockers and feeders.
ss'Sos $3.50; COWS and heifers. ''75tl sio.s5:
Sheep--R Receipts, I5ono weak. wethers.
.li.40 T SIC. 20: lambs. Sl2.I5 70 Sl5G5 "
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pETERsBt,RG PEANI,1

rETERsBuRG PEANUT MARKET
PETERSBURG, VA. March 2i-Spanish
Farmers s,ock-Market firm at ;ifo per
Observation-Disclosures stock-Market nrm.
Fancy Jumbo. 6i.c per pound extra prime.
ing stock. 3sic to .i2G per pound.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. March 2i-Turpenttns
FIRM ~; sales. l?n casks; receipts. s. cask.
Rosin. drm: sales 1887 barrcis receipts
ts2 barrels; shipments, 1900 barrels: stock
,l.tcS barrels. quote. A.. &. G., n. E. F.
q. b:2iH 5.35; H.. 5.:5 05i0: l.. S25S5 20; X
NJ, Sie; ~, $50: VIC. $50; WV, so
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Urinary markets We're very strong and
active to-day In gray and brown goods.
Several largo propositions under con-
sidcration for goods to DO delivered through
out the year. Print cloths were higher and
yarns f'rmer. Worsted yarns were very
hrm a. advancing prices.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSi stEa!-d sunday afternoon near
Ncstham liNor ana white pointer bitten
ana BLACK and white se,t.r Iitch PUPPY.
he"dfI FOR return or Information. i. y.
Nlst Riu Vista, We. hsndoipn AZ or
0huI~on 5sS.-k
LOST. stitch pin OF Japanese design. re-
ward /! retGrnc. 10 StraU-s Bros. & Co.
3la Lat Main Street
LOST. on Franklin. between the Jefferson
ana l-cnbhruS streets. or on iiraC" Street,
Sigma I'M t.ps,iou irhl-rLstS pII.. it.wHrL.
return TO ls.J West brer-.
LyS1. skunk mum. Please return 10 asQs
Monument Avenue AMI receive reward.
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HAT MFRS. AND RENovAToRs
-1-|a'Ha= :
RAILROADS
CHESAPEAkE& OHIOKY
Southern Railway System

Trains Leave Richmond--Main,s st. Station.
soaSh."DaiIy: Gao 4 Ill ieeai: Iiio:sp 4. Mhs s
express pnrior buffet car: +. NJ. express
il:i5 r. NJ. express: sleeping car open 500
t,N "a n S;o Iu n No. SSa for KsSsviIle Chase
r York River I.ine--5:lO p. NJ. Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Bal
umor22 '9uitet parlor carr. 1880 a. NJ. and
Trains Arrive Richinond-Trom the South ::
;;.:o5, a. y. and $40 4. NJ 1895 P. NJ, i:55
From West Point: s:l5 4. NJ. except Mon.
DAY $50 \. ~ and 6:l5 r. n. daily.
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FOR SALIs-Niachinery,:..

ron sale, grocery wagons and Old Hickory
500 Brook Avenue.
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PlANERS, n3idcrs, edRcrs. ionters, re-
saws. lath mills. venccring machine boil
ers and engine: good condition. l. BIuford
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y complete stock OF Staple Groceries
Of all kinds in original cases and on
shelves. consisting OF all kinds of
Canned and Bottled Goods Coffccs,
Teas. Soaps, Tobacco. etc: Alaska re-
friEcraror. Showcases, Scales, Oil Tank.
Awning. etc. Trade invited.
Salo positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC.
Auctionccrs
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SHOES

WANTED TO buy for cash. old gold and
silver. niEhcSt prices r.. q. Mover Jew
e!crs Il West Broal Street ~, ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

: y IS ). % %oFs6S e. No. IN mos.
CREDITORS.
son. Of Richmond. in the county of
Henlrieo, and district aforesaid
Notice i. hereby given tina, on the
18th i. day Of March: a. D., 1917. the said
>. fofSoN was duly al
meeting OF his creditors Will be held
in my office, Room Ills Mutual Build
ing, Richmond. Va. on the BOTH DAY
In the forenoon, at which time the sa id
creditors may attend prove their
claims: appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THoS. b. sNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy.
March 20. 1917.
IN TI1; r. hi l:5I CouRT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
n Z ~ % +. MfEf q No. IN i'o'.
Bankrupt Bankruptcy
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
LER. Of Richmond. in the County OF
HH T., rn;, and distric. Aforesaid
Notice il. hereby given that on the
18th day Of March. 4. D., 1917. the said
iIENkf T. MILLER was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt. and that The FIRST
In my office. Room Ills Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va, on the GOTH DAY
OF MARCH. a. p. 1917. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before sal
meeting.
THoS. h. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
~ uS TIE p0! STIAGI S9HE 4H or TIE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
IN the matter Of No. 1903.
JOHN W. GOODE. In
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF JOHN W. GOODE.
OF Richmond. in the County of Hen
rico, and district aforesaid-Bank-
Notice is hereby given that on the
I.tn daE Of March. y. y. 1917. the said
bankrupt, and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will he held in my Office,
Room Ills Mutual Building Richmond,
va on the 10th DAY OF MARCH,
noon At which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. APP
point trustee, examine the bankrupt
may properly come before said meet
Ing
THOS. b. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March 20, 1917
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Markets
Continued from Tenth Page,
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEr

CHICAGO. March el.-Peace ru,nors dorni.
mateu inc wheat market to-day. and moro
man counterbaianccd blliish effects OF thu
tail Tor Congress TO assemble ahead o. the
nervous lc to 2S.c net lower. with MAY
81 Ns's to SlSi4 aud July at sissy TO
Nl50lt To 81 55's Other commodities too
Sil showed a setback-corn. ic to i.,c: oats.
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CARPET CLEANING
PAINTING AND PApERING

VIRGINIA DEcORA COMPANY Wall
papers AT low prices. All worl; guaran-
iced Phones: Madison 1851. Madison si5i
100 North Seventh Street.
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To the creditors Of JOHN W GOODE
or Richmond. in the County of Hen
rico, and district aforeSaid---Ban NIX
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Cash grain: Wheat-No. red, nominal:
NO; red 1lal G 1913; No. and hard,
10 2 yellow. r.li,a .ll3'i; No. yellow.
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DEATHS

WALK ER.-Died March - a, stuart Circle
:, iiospi,ai ;ay A.; NJ. MARSHALL. DE.
W lIG " AIh kE, JR. age years. son
81 81. u. ana Aileene Bryant WalS-,.
tvu.ra! notice later.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R
Ie .n fr.a xEiisrtm ia etuil-elly
w. kdIs33elH. At5isW.|If. a6l'1 .5js n. f5.51 n
.snM t7.l0 A. t M.ltI2Ia ~. 2.sePH, tS2s n
~! A. SIS AZ tileilnl. $50 ~, ss.ssf ~ tsJs ~
Ik5eP ~ $40 ~, fSNh.Itll.2 ~. I2.]5M. ti2tsM
hts'st xahsltsl sal lrell5 PA wtk dan, AIS ~ SIl.
erE Is A. tdy ffakitisf AGsn. ssei ~
Iyie ~. ihLld tnsa. s.tk tiN. ". I7a5 An. $40 fE
IL s6]S An. 5.l2fH.
AlIl, ikkd it h.IIH. sfikn u, sp.s Ter Thu ula
LII St "a fSRt & IL (ispaa Il fiaJ. stns sh
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CUT RATE SHOES

MEMS Congress Caters. glazed col, hide.
Kid lining, solid lea thcr soIes 3l9S I'm.
pire Shoe Co. aoi West Broad
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

March u 1917.
TIE directors OF this company have de.
clarcd Il quarterly dividend Of per cent.
payable on and after April =. 1917. TO stock
holders OF record March "a. 1917.
W. IL. SLAUGHTER,
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Norfolk & Western railway

Leave byrd street station, Richmond,
rlN fokF0tE; pss:iS a. A.. 800 A NJ.
'fGk iiNcHSutG AND THE WEST:
i Is H. Al o M 90, 70 Irs A Nj s :s0e H. NJ "
AIrlv: Is M'g9m m i sS Morf1'Ik;i '1;
from thu. west: :s;ls A. NJ 'S:aT. a. NJ.
Izlo +. A.. Ii:+o +. NJ 's:I7 p. M. s:vS
DAILY. tDsily except Sunday tsunday
". q. BEVILL ". C. SAUNDERS.
+. ~ N;,I N1 .2 g. aH9: a; AGsSsk'
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FOR SALE-Vehicies

TERMINAL MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
Ninth ami Cary Streets
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

FOR sale one share stock Country Club OF
N.rGinla. ) l5s. care Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- LYRIC BUILDING.
'WANTED. real motor truck statesmen, men
u capable q earning large salaries. selling
~ truck which answers the greatest de.
mand. See Mr.: L. Il. Stcere. Jr., Apo
: WaitoT Iron Works and supply Co. Inc.
Isl3 West BROAD street. Richmond, Va,
i WA MED. American barber and manicurist
j, for first class hotel shop. Man and wife
I RICHMOND automobile concern wants 7
mTo salesmen who can produce. results.
selling moderate priced. 6-cylinder car
I.theraI commission: state references. l3S,
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7-.---l--@----|-------l--- ---.--.----
HELP NTED-Maie

N.A$!tD. men anu boys work ia our
nursery. VI. 4. liovu Co.. DiatSr IaTA.
Guy.
WANTED. arst-CIasS -hocIlaNcrS. Sls 30
{.5 nor ~c'k for thv rIInt .icU. Apply -!
North EiiLh Street.
WANTED. few wuOden boz IaahS;s and
uaierh. 900. pay ana et-apy WORK 20
men OF rsEuia! hhuIts. l. ~. care 4inrB-
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OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF HENRY r. MIL
IER, OF Richmond, III the County OF
Hcnrico. and district aforesaid
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female

KEGlSTEkED MAN OR WOMAN PHAR-
+ MAci ISL wanted IN hospital in Itich
! NJ. TO = T.; NJ. daily and a. NJ. / r NJ,
and +. NJ sunday. Applicants must state
fully age, experience. qualifications refer
cnrcs social condition and salary desired.
Address u i4S. care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION wANTED-.sla.c

WANTED. position drug clerk. three
years experience assistant prescrip
ton clerk One year In pharmacy school.
Reference Furnished. Address Box AGA. Bilt-
more. y. G..
kEGlSTEItED druggist wants position as
clerk or manager. Have just sold my
place ind can't LOAF. Can furnish good ref
erehee. Address lis. cure Times Dis
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WANTED-Agents.

AGENTS wanted. IL sell Ford tractor stock
Big FRONTS To right man. \ big live propo
tS'tton Tor yonr territory. William j. Wilson
II CO.. A-3i Fifth Avenue. New York
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nA3 s..D, Qua man OF ola couple on small
!.fu,. l.,gut work, month";! pay, Good
r.itrcnycs reauir.d. Eoh -. SSipMiih. Va
\, A"Ir.D. Cc!urtI laporcr at once. good
pay Apply ou job Fifteenth ana DOCK
streets. iIaNrrr NOO,. ~ 70.
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BARNES SAFE E. VAULT c,
STOCKS AND BONDS.

y NORTH TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND. "a
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
PLEASURE A PHANTOM,
DECLARES NORWEGIAN
Pain Is the Normal State of Man,
Says DR.. Paul Bonsen.

Chasing After Phantoms" was the
subject of an address delivered at a
meeting of the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple yesterday
afternoon by DR.. Paul Bornsen, a rela-
tivesof the Norwegian poet and novelist.
BjornstJerne Bjornson.
THE idea that life Is a pleasure in
itself Is a phantom" said the speaker.
This idea Is due to teaching children
that much happiness Is in store for them
Happiness is only a temporary cessation
of pain. Pain is the normal state of
man. Life Is not an advantage, 1t Is d
condition Of suffering. Few people. If
given the opportunity. would live their
lives over again.
I'VE are told that we should fall on
our knees and thank God for putting US
here. II there were a God 1t would be
more logical to inquire of him why he
put us here.
I'VE all start as optimists. but knowl-
edge and experience make US pessinists
1t would be better IL the young were
taught to look at life more truly and
were not deceived with illusions which
must be unrealized."
A feature of the meeting was talk
by DR.. Mary e. Walker in discourage
ment of handshaking. 1T is time we
were sufficiently civilized to omit this
barbarous custom. as the Japanese have
done, especially when SO many people
are injured by its practice" she de-
clared,
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
WEATHER FORECASTERS
MAKE READY FOR war
Each Army Will Have Experts in Case
of Hostilities.

II the United States goes to war the
army will have a corps Of weather e4-
perts with 1t.
II is moro than likely that former
Weather Chief Willis Moore will be re-
called to the front from his farm IN
Maryland-weather experts being none
too plentiful.
Tho Weather Bureau has been prepared
for months to send a corps of meteorolo-
gists with the first army to take the
field
. 1t has become one Of the vital factors
IN the fighting in Europe-this matter
of forecasting before battles-and none Of
the armies would do without their
weather experts.
II the generals think of making an ad-
vanoe the next day they first Of all send
for the weather expert to make reason
ably sure that the weather conditions
are right, and ono word from the weather
man may upset every tentative plan.
Soldiers cannot charge through oceans Of
mud.
II a big raid by aeroplanes or Zeppe-
Inns is contemplated the meteorologists
are consulted first of all. commander
would not think of rtsking his machines
II a big storm Is likely to break about
the time of the raid.
At the Weather Bureau Is merit list
showing the percentages of hits by the
forecasters at every station in the coun-
try, and the top men will 60 with the
first army.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Saws Backache Is a Sign You Have
Been Eating Too Much Meat.
Which Forms Uric Acid.

When you wake up with backache and
dull misery In the kidney region it gen.
orally means you have been eating too
much meat. says a well-known authority.
Meat forms uric acid which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter it
from the blood and they become sort of
parslyzed and loggy. When your kidneys
get sluggish and clog you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the body's urinous waste, else
you have backache, sick headache, dizzy
spells; your stomach sours. tongue is
coated, and when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment, channels often
get sore, water scalds and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good. reliable physician
at once or get from your pharmacist
about four ounces OF lad Salts; take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with nthia, and
has been used for generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acids In the urine 50 it no
longer irritates. thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is q life saver for regular
meat eaters It Is inexpensive, cannot
injure and makes a delightful, efferves-
cent lithia-water drink-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
ORGANIZE ALL WOMEN
FOR RED CROSS WORK
Would Enlist Every Woman for Service
in Event of War.

Every woman in Washington will be
asked by the Red Cross IL she will do
home work in event Of war.
1t is an effort to organize the women
OF Washington on a more complete scale
than anything that has ever been at
tempted in an American, and probably In
a European city.
Women have the privilege Of enlisting
In any one of a score of activfties-nurs-
Ing, making bandages and surgical dress
ings, dietetics-and much of the work
can be done at home.
All of the women's clubs of Washing
ton are working under the direction of
the Red Cross, and are putting the ques-
tion to all their members, listing those
who have promised to serve.
A woman in each government bureau
has been appointed to make a survey
Of her bureau and report the number and
names OF women willing to work, and
the sort of work they prefer to do.
The women who are not members of
clubs will be reached through special
committees which will start out this
week, and every woman In Washington
will be interviewed.
The survey will be completed by the
end of this week. in all probability, and
complete Instructions will be sent to each
woman as to what she is to do should
there be war
After this city is organized 1t will be
used as model in organizing other cities
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
Stand BY PRESIDENT,
PASTOR Tells FLOCK
Divided We May FALL" Declares Rev.
c. Ernest Granger.

Taking as the theme Of his sermon
the popular slogan. Stand by the Presi-
dent" Rev. c. Ernest Granger last night
admonished his flock in these hours of
unrest, anxiety and foreign intrigue to
lend their unqualified support to Wood
row Wilson.
United we stand" he quoted, but di-
vided We may fall. I do not mean to
imply that the President has never made
mistakes. He is human and therefore
fallible. But he has proven safe and
sane" and always at the psychological
moment averted embroiling the United
States in the world war. He has handled
many intricate problems with rare wis
dom.
He stands for peace, but a peace with
honor. In this he is Of the same mind
as former President Taft and every other
red-blooded American in the opinion that
as awful as war is there are some things
worse.
He stands not only for America, but
for Americanism. which is vastly more
important. And as long as our Presi-
dent does this he will receive the hearty
Endorsement of the bulk Of the nation,
who will impatiently brush aside those
few who are not in accord with his poll
cies and go triumphantly marching on
a mighty band OF loyal Americans"