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The evening world., 1917-11-30
War Work Is Teaching
Women the True Worth
OF Their WOrid's Work

In Msshise Shop. Factory and
Farm They Acquire New Hap.
pines. snd Dignity They're
Better Dressed and Healthier
snd Have . New Outlook on
Life. snd Never. Never. Even
When Peace Comes, viii They
Give Up Their Jobs, Says
MrG Claudia Mssphy, Who
Has Made = Survey of the
Bsnefioent Effscis of New
Occupations for the Weaker
SeN."
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FAMILY DOCTORS
GOOD ADVICE
10 Go On Taxing "Fmii.s.tNss"
Dsesuss Ihsy Old Hsf Good
nOCIION. M IIIL. InIs

HOCHON, JAN ilih, 1915.
- suffered fof msny ysafs eth tsf
rtis Indigestion aed Constipation !
sd frequent day spells snd became
realty run dovn 4 neishbor advised
v 20 try 'frnii a.tives' did ~ and
the surprise ~ my doctor, ! began
Improve. ard he advised me 10 ~
= vith Truii-s s.iive''
II consider 'hr' 7 owr my life ~
''ruit-a-,NeS and I vanl 10 say to
ose who suffer from Indigestion.
onstlpaiion or Headaches 1fy
ruit-a-liyes and you will get well 90
COR1NE GACDHEAU.
SOC. a box. for ~ bo. trial sire.
je. At all dealers Or sent postpaid
by Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ogdcnsburg,
y. Y.-Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-11-30
Rheumatism Yields 10
Hot Sulphur Baths
Take Thsm In Yous Own Bsthtub Il
No Need of Going 10 Hot Springs

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su'. ~ me- Hsh Greet seisnrss have fof ssn'u
~. bssn bt'flei ~ tis problem n bov 20 M
l|pluf n'ub. ~ tier tnss vlat nY1n I
tal.d IL fb' s.s,s sufferer rom fbeimsilm rsu
fU' Ium1ssa ssIes snd SIN dssas~ And
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,-lsr o. NE rsar-s' dsuf store sni erioT mo -on
dssIi fsis = from rsumsiie naIna ~ sure ~ sf
tsfte aunrs bottle ~ u.fud snd 'emsmusi
hsi Fiu ths vond'f'ui treatment you s'o,t
,dlsI1f ousef With dangerous dTip. NdI'
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pinchod along. living from hand 60
mouth NUV rho i4 IN q machine shop.
working eight hours u day IN a six -day
week Sho makes from 20 90 so cents
an hour, ana ~ tho end Of the week
tcccivcH her little pay envelope of $50
or 80. DO vou think she could be pried
away from her new job' I guess not!
HSTTIlisN thcro Is the story Of the
4 farmers wife. an actual case
which came " tho notice Of a friend Of
mine. 4 certain manufacturer decided
TO Introduce into his plant n body OF
women workers. lie didn't know what
thay could 30. and they didn't know
ho wanted them 10 do. so no took
lhoTn on tour OF Inspection through
his shop.
"One after another. each woman
found somo process or machine which
especially appealed TO her. Il can do
that, she said, and was so assigned.
The farmers wife was unused TO ma
chimes. which rather frightened her
and made her silent and shy. Finally.
and she saw men shovelling coal.
That's what I'll dol! she cried.
AN my life | have shovelled snow.
shovollod manure, shovelled potatoes,
for nothing. Now I'll shovel coal for
wages. And she's doing 1t to-day
"Of course" | remarked. Its no
new thing for women to work. The
great majority OF women always have
worked. But they have not worked
for pay envelopes: merely for their
board and clothes"
"F'or mighty poor board and no
clothes to speak Of" amended Mrs.
Murphy.
so many Of these feminine new
comcrs in industry have practically
never made money before that II
Is Interesting to know what they do
The evening world., 1917-11-30

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w. G. CHANDLER DEAD.
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The evening world., 1917-11-30

Production" writes; "I am seeking
some safe method TO reduce my flesh.
While my frame Is large. am getting
real fat and OF course It Is smbSr-
RAISING" ...
AnBwer; For many years have placed
reliance In tho formula known as five
grain arbolone tablets, packed in sealed
tubes with fun directions for homo use.
Some have reduced ~ much AZ iortS
pounds in a few weeks
c o. c. asks. u am constipated
tougue coated, have headache, d'zzv
spells and INDIGESTION sometimes,
Please advise"
Answer: / advise that YOU begin using
three grain suIpherb tablets tnot sui
phurl. These tablets are laxative. act
on tho liver. kidneys and bowels and
tend to keep the blood pure by erous !.
ing the. eliminatye functions. Keller
should follow quickly.
Grateful" asks; About a year age
I was afflicted with bad case OF
Sssa pSn cured ySqw NV. RTS. No%
weight about thirty pounds
yised thin. anacmic. bloodless people 10
use three grain hypo -npclane tablets at
msa, 'thhS ths DutTigIye" "s prsc, ssss and give
strength and flesh to such people.
Several months treatment Is essential
to produce results.
awful Pain" writes; ''For over n
month / have had AWFUL pains In small
OF back over hips. Also have neuralgia
on one side OF my face. Can you pre-
scribe for this?"
Answer. Apply freelv once or twice
daily TO the parts affected Pine-o-
latum, This fine ointment stops pain,
overcomes ohest colds that are deep-
seated, relieves rheumatic pain and IL
useful In many WaYs,
Secretary" writes - have palms in
back OF mead, faintIne spells. twitchlng
and trembling. nervousness. klee pless
= psss, loss OF appetite and strength, and
IN fact, am has been when N comes
! 10 performing accustomed work and
!, duties"
The evening world., 1917-11-30

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The evening world., 1917-11-30

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work Hp uplish
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tiicmacltrH7
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No w uasfiln,sr.
ne happiness.
nov dignity" Mrs.
CLAUDIA QuIg.oy
Murphy told me-
"Thcy aro bcttor
fed. they wear
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The evening world., 1917-11-30
Marguerite Jioocys uatshaii.

~ uhht The var sork ~ eomsu
~ " d"inR fof America 80 nave
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Tho questions answered below are :
Diseases are EiSss and f ihs. sasssfs T;
viii apply in any case of similar /;
.seBF .x: fSssHsr nssst sye' coffee. s:
ohio, enclosing self. addressed STAMPED :
GSs.ss must rST be- given S oniH mSn Initials
or fictitious names will be used In my
s aa The RsssrUtpHs dus can Store 90
Any druggist can order OF Wholesaler
.mtistivs ,flDrtiops have rot kent pace
with waste fpneuons and a powerful
nssss,ls% Gs%'sjsi YsT E1s
Laura, says; some time ago .!
eSnsSs'''f sSnsS hsvs rg trIed 'fTss many rs%sdss
hsy ySS SS PSs SuS isT adTsa t9 s'R me me
,s answer, wna. YOU need Is isI.
dS6S ns Ss'S SSraseTiptoS H S wi! check ygar cold
r ssonSScsntlst.d snS STqsnd @ essence menthoSxsSs ana
make aGc9rdlnR 10 directions on the
,,S This VIII relieve YOU in very few
su days.
~ NJ. ]. r, asks; ~ yhair is too oily
and and OF. late Il ls combinE o.H.t too much.
a, What 50 good treatment ..,,.,
~ rom amSWo your drussst ] IN" IN o1 lars and
ss appiy as per directions. This cleans
SSG'Ssl SG scalp. oV illus s" stoppinS The death Of
11s the hair pPndTun ana itGhinE a Hro oyat at
ct Tie country now use 1t regularly.
5; tortns rim saSF'S Tor Sjdnsg trouble and now want
adyIess az FTsaSsTt S9sFs Sns Is ysIy
STds teMdsr az and sore "t over sT reson Of bisd.
20 der Also backaehe affects me, dread
'Oi IN irS"tthi ths morning, Weakness. too. is
nv SSHiHSSH' Rns@er; think ~ YOU win take
d. Weeks YOUR kidneys. and bladder win
at SsgGisho Ssnish' THIS is uneoSSiled for such
n complaints in my estimation.
le; NOTE; For many wears DR., Baker
Ial has been giving free advice, and pre-.
sCFlptionS 10 lnllNoha OF peop!e through
the press columns and doubtless has
n helped in relieving ylness and distress
all more than any snRls ndividual In the
ria worid's history, Thousands have writ:
e. ton him eSPTTs,ssoTs T,sr &, g1ntlsgds and
Ss Dr Lewis Sroe basr psSr sd,cInss Snrws WE
in nay1t ayt.s uSeHh the S double four. tho essenes
p meniho ,laNene ana the rheumatism
oii worked like a charm. They are the
best hays ever used and ! feel
~ nm Verv grateful and pleased to rec.
ng ommend any. OF these medicines pre-
"a ''r- MRS 4, l.. WHIrED,
az No. Coleman St.
nj Port Jervts. n: Y.
"u -Advt.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
loan WILL PROBABLY
Be OVERSUBSCRIBED
Vast Sums Still to Be Reported from
Federal Reserve Districts.

1t was learned at the Treasury De-
partment yesterday that while the
liberty loan figures quoted by Sec
retary MCAdoO in a statement given
out in New Orleans last night were
undoubtedly correct, that the situa-
ton was not near so serious as ap-
peared on the surface.
Mr. McAdoo's statement was to the
effect that 81 300. 900. 900 had been taken
in and that but seven days were left
in which to raise the remaining $780,,
10000 Of the two billion loan.
Great as this discrepancy might
seem, it was emphasized that there
are vast sums still to be reported hy
the member banks In the various Fed
eraI reserve districts. While the Fed
eral Reserve Banks have been en-
ergetic in reporting on the money
turned into them, the member banks
for the most part have been letting
the formal report GO until the last
minute. 1t is firmly believed at the
Treasury Department that when noon
Of next Friday arrives and the figures
in full are announced that the loan
will be found to be largely oversub-
scribed. Just how much Of an over
subscription is looked for was a mat
ter on which no one would venture
a prophecy; but certainty was eX-
pressed that a failure to fall short
Of the two billion was an impos-
sibility.
Treasury Department this month has
clerks an opportunity to invest some
of their salary in the bonds. Acting
Secretary Newton today gave orders
to have the employees paid next
Thursday instead of Friday, when the
subscriptions close.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
Youth from La Plata, Nd,
Gets Medal for Bravery

Baltimore, Nd, June 9-Harry White
Wilmer, son OF Gen. L. Allison Will
ner, of LaPlsta, Nd, is today wear
ng the King George military medal
'or bravery In the field" The medal
which reached the Wilmer home last
night, Is made OF silver from the royal
min. in England.
As corporal in the Twenty-hrst
Battalion Of Canadian Infantry, young
Wilmer was sent in command Of a de-
.ail Of thirty men to an advance post
1t st. Eloi. in April. 1916 He and
sleven companions were all Of the
thirty to get out Of the trenches alive
This remnant of his command held
he post for seventeen hours against
1 heavy fire from the Germans Stand
ng in water almost up to their shoul-
iers and on the bodies Of their dead
comrades, the twelve men charged the
Germans with hand grenades
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
Juvenile Books
Reduced

Boys and Girls Sse Books
At 2se.
CSC Picture Books and Short
Stories for Younger Children
at zoe.
soc Illustrated Story Books
at 4Oc.
Higher priced Juvenile Books
at proportionate reductions.
AS AN EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC-
TIoN FOB OUR PRoFIT-sHARING
SALE WE OFFER EVERY BOOK IN
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT AT % PER
CENT REDUCTION FROM THE REGU-
LAR PRICE. A splendid chance 10 SECURE
many books Of real literary worth and 10 lay
in a stock Of fiction for summer reading.
bound editions Of Shakespeare, work. al
Tennyson, EmersOnis Essays. Whittier
Complete PoeticAl Works LoEell'E Poetiesl
Wor6S Poems of Wait Whitman, Walter
Scott Robert Burns. Charles Dickens, etc. /;
the RuhaiyHt Of Omar KhGyGm, Marx
TWain's CLASSICS, Books By kipling. and
handsome editions Of the song Ot HiG-
wGtha. Mrs Browning's Poems, James Whit
comb Riley's Poems Ella Wheeler WilcoI'S
Books, and hundreds uf desirable books for
the home such As Cook Book Dictionaries.
Bieiss. Etc, including Bibles printed on
genuine India paper. This AlHo includes
Prayer Books and TestGments from 3 cents
up. aud al at % per cent reduction from
the regular price.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
l5c Guaranteed Dress Shields, lie

Sanitary Aprons, with net
tops; guaranteed 25c value.
Tomorrow, each. 31c.
Best quality Sewing silk,
all shades; 100 yards TO spool.
Tomorrow, lac spool, or l
dozen for s1.O0.
Good quality Safety Pins;
one dozen assorted on cards:
&c value. Tomorrow, 3 cards
for 10e.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

Good quality Pins; y ID. to
box: Ice value. Tomorrow,
box. 15c.
Automobile Hair Nets. made
OF real hair,- assorted shades,
in pink envelope: 15c value.
Tomorrow, 2 for 15e.
silk Hair Nets, with and
without the elastic; all
shades; SC value. Tomorrow,
3 for I0c.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
VROOMAN WILL SPEAK ]
AT ALEXANDRIA RALLY.
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture
to Talk on Liberty Loan.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
\. n knight q soo,
e1S9 King Street.

THE HERALD BUREAU.
\. n knight soa,
nA0 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, June 9-There will
be big patriotic mass meeting at
s o'clock tomorrow night In the opera
house at which Carl Vrooman. assist
ant Secretary Of Agriculture, viii be
the principal speaker. The anair VIII
Be under the auspices OF the state
Council Of National Defense, and the
women's committee In charge Of
boosting the liberty loan, Samuel g,
Brent, commonwealth's attorney. VIII
preside.
Capt. Conrad Johnson, for several
years past principal of the Alexan-
driA High School. has rendered his
TO become effective July /. Mr.. john
son Is captain of Company g. First
Virginia Regiment. and resigned be-
cause he expects to see active serv-
Ice with his regiment.
A grand Jury will meet In the Cor
poration Court at II o'clock Monday,
Judge l. c. Barley presiding, to near
seven cases for alleged violations OF
the prohibition laws. Those sum
moned on the jury are: P. F: Cor
man. Leopold Ruben, Harry Aitehs- aSi1,s
George H Robinson, George n.
schwarzmann. r. Z. Acton, Lewis M.
Adams, c. s. Ballenger. D. Milton
French and w. II. Sweeney.
These ofacers have been elected by
Potomac Lodge. No. S, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, to serve for
the ensuing six months: w. Clifton
Cunningham. noble grand; Rev. Dr.
John Lee Allison, vice grand; n. l.
E. Latham. ST., financial secretary;
George W. BontE, treasurer.
At the closing exercises Of the
grammer grades on the campus OF st.
MaFy's Academy yesterday afternoon,
the members Of the first aid class
gave a splendid demonstration of their
work. Fourteen or fifteen young wom-
en-, mostly resident pupils Of the
academy, formed q Red Cross rrst aid
class last autumn in charge OF Or.
T.. A. German.
Miss Mary Rebecca Moore, a pupil
In the high school, has been awarded
Magazine for The best essay on the
Development Of the Short Story in
America" This Is the second medal
won this year by Miss Moore.
Windsor snowden. Of this city. has
Joined the ambulance corps and has
gone to Allentown. Pa. where he will
train for four months before going to
France.
The body Of Caleb L. Richards. who
died at his home near Wellington,
Prince William County, Va, was
brought here today and buried In the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. 2.
V. REGISTER. pastor Of the NJ Z.
Church South.
John H. Trimyer will deliver an ad-
dress at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at an open air meeting which
will be held on Lee street between
Franklin and Jefferson streets. The
AFFAIR will be under the auspices OF
the Laymen's League.
Complste registration returns from
Alexandria County are LII. OF which
number Ss are white; 335 colored and
seventeen are aliens.
]. E. Purvis. who has been the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. R. A.
Puryis. OF IA North Henry street
has returned to his home at Shipman,
Va Mr.. and Mrs. Purvis also had as
their guests T Wright. of Shipman,
Va; g. W. Simpson, Of Lynchburg,
Va. and w. H. Pcnton, OF Charlottes-
vile, Va.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
25c Dozen Bone Hair Pins, Ice

West Electric Curriers', s on
card; 2be value. Tomorrow.
card. he.
Warren Fsathsrb one
9uimps, all sizes: white only;
zbc value. Tomorrow, 1bc. or
for 1se.
Kleinert's Baby PautG
large. medium. small siSe; 1Sc
value. Tomorrow. each. 11e.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York, June 9.-The following
NashinGtonians have registered at
Sew York hotels:
9. Cox. Latham; '. ". Durgee, Muir
Avenue; ]. B. Keleher. Van Cortland;
}. c. Kennedy, Algonquin; G. A. Law
Ter. A. n. Paul H. Poag. H. S. Row
lon, W. H. Zindt, Navarro; W. W.
e Mat, Continental; ]. T. Morgan,
I'D Square; r. A. Moraley, c. p.
Ninther, Walliek; G. Platt, Bristol;
{. Serrell, Longacre.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
DOPE" CURE MAY AID U. S.

New York, June IA new cure for
labit-forming drugs by which thou
iands Of drug addicts in this coun-
ry may be physically and mentally
u to serve in the army and navy
Fas announced here today in a pre-
irninary report on the pathology and
reatment OF narcotic addiction" is
sfed by the board of inebriety. The
cmedy was recently discovered by
Or. Charles +. stokes, a retired naval
H1cer.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
British Prisoners Dig
Trenches for Teutons

Paris. June 9-The death rate among
British prisoners in Germany was de-
JCribed today as appalling. A mes
Iage to the Matin from the British
'ront said that British prisoners had
Deen sent to the front and compelled
o dig trenches for the Germans under
he fire OF British guns
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

Best quality Machine on;
SC vaiue. Tomorrow. : bot
ties for 7e.
Ali-sfIk Seam Binding, a.
sorted coiors; Isc value. To-
morrow, piece, 1Be.
Best quality Shoe Trees;
loc value. Tomorrov, pair,
ee. !.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

Monday and Wednesday oby the most
for thus
phenomenal fo
the poftsrs idea with acha the
sale in motif to
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

Suongy-made trunks double straps metal binding braed
supports hadoodnished STATS sheet steel bottom tray
Monday $695. =,
Steamer trunks brased bumpers sheet steel bottom
tray with hat box sizes g. "a and 36nch values to $545
Tomorrow. $3.50 - : -.
Wardrobe steamer trunks covered and bound with fiber;
cloth lined; hangers. hat box and drawers Tomorrow $3.50
floor
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

$74-5O for a $500 William and
Mary Period Suite.
1 Fumed Oak Buffet: l Fumed
Oak China Case; l Funnel Oak
Serving Table: j Fumed Oak
Dining-room Table: Fumed
Oak Side Chairs, covered Span
ish leatherette seat.
S1:5.OO for q $4,000 Butler Fin
ish Suite, Comprising
Butler finish Buffet, drop
metal pulls; Butler finish
Serving Table; 1 Butler finisE
Dining groom Table; Butler nm
ish China Case; Butler finish
Side Chairs. slip seats, covered
genuine blue leather; 1 covered
Arm Chair.
$4,000 for n $4,000 Fumed Oak
Suite, by StIckIey Bros. Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ten pieces-1 Buffet, l China
Case. Serving Table. l Dining
Table. l Arm Chair. 5 Side
Chairs, covered genuine leather.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

S125.O0 for S154.50 Mission
Suite, Finished In Chestnut
Brown.
Buffet, l China Case. straight
glass ends; Serving Table, with
two drawers; Dining-room
Table: 6 Side Chairs, slip seat
covered anish and boxed
frame.
$4,000 for a sI25.OO william and
Mary Suite, Comprising
! Fumed Oak Buffet; l Fumed
Oak Dining-room Table: l
Fumed Oak China Case; Fumed
Oak Serving Table; 5 Fumed
Oak Side Chairs. boxed frame,
slip seats, covered Spanish lea
thereto; 1 Arm Chair.
NOTICE-Any suite selected
for wedding present or for later
delivedy will be laid aside on re-
ceipt of a fair deposit. II an
account is desired application
can be made in the office on this
floor.
PnlaIs RoyaI-Fourth Floor.
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Your Choice, 29e Each.

ate h W ork
B a y. Crib
Covers.
Infants' Kimo-
nos.
Gertrude Coats.
Infants Dresses.
s mo. to IL yrs.
r o m pers and
Boys Suits.
Caps and Hats.
Collar and Cuff
Sets.
Children's Under
wear.
Tray Oval Gov
22-in. LII en-
Centsrpieces.
n doz. Tumbler
Doylies.
Il doz. P la I e
DoylieB.
II doZ. H. in.
Squares.
II d OF. T e a
Napkins.
Il doz. Cocktail
Napkins, Etc.
Visit our Art
Dept. Remember
we te a c h you
free how to
emb., knit. cro-
Rhaf and tat
ting, when ma
terials are pur-
chased here.
Art. Dept
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Great Annual Pro6t-shsrins Sale Of
Stamped Goods
AT 29c Each
5000 Beautiful New Article.
Worth Up to $l.50 Each.

A general clearance of our Spring,
1917, designs in stamped articles
brings an opportunity to share in
values of very rare and unusual
interest in choice stamped articles
that women who love Art Needle
work will be quick to appreciate.
The assortment of 5000 pieces in
cludes-
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
Window and Door Screens

window Screens, extension
style, wen mAe,, natural hard
WOOD frames. filled with closely
woven black enameled wire, sizes
and prices as follows:
3tx26-in. Regularly 35c. At 1Se.
.tHSI-in. Regularly &c. At 33e.
SOx26-in. Regularly 4Tc. At 5Te,
SOxs7-in. Regularly 4sc. At ace.
Knocked Screen Frames, COM
plete with fixtures for putting to-
gether. natural hardwood finish.
42xiS-in. Regularly 4oc. At zee.
walnut stained finish, 42KI2-in.
At 26c.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

These officers have been elected by
Potomac Lodge. No. S, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, to serve for
the ensuing six months: W. Clifton
Cunningham. noble grand; Rev. DR..
John Lee Allison, vice grand; n. L.
Williamson, recording secretary; W.
E. Latham, ST., financial secretary
George W. BontE, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

Screen Doors, walnut stained
frames. mortised frames. 3-pansl
style, filled with closely woven
black enHmeled wire. size sI7
only. Value. 3i.2S. with fixtures.
Tomorrow. sse.
Screen Doors-Natura hard
wood finished frames, finished
with 2 coats VarniEh. mortiseo
frames, grill center, fsn-GhA ped
corner brackets. flled with good
grade black enameled wire; size
2.6x6.6 to 3X7, complete with tx
tures. all sizes. Special at sI.So.
PnIaIs RoyaI-FourtR FLoor.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10

The body Of Caleb l. Richards. who
died at his home near Wellington,
Prince William County. Va, was
brought here today and buried in the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. z.
V. REGISTER. pastor OF the NJ. Z.
Church South.