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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
BOYS CAMP IN COUNTY
CLOSES SEASON TO-DAY

Camp Preston, the Boys Brigade
encampment at Lake Shore, Anne
Arundel County. will close tomorrow
after having had IL weeks of outdoor
training. Nearly 100 boys attended
the camp this year and all of them
are going back greatly benefited
by the training.
The boys had another opportunity
for patriotic service while at the
camp, for they were asked to har-
vest the crops. 1t is said that they
were very helpful to farmers in that
vicinity.
Fifty-four members of the brigade
have joined the colors and cam
paign will be carried on this fall for
members to fill their places.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11

The following marriage licenses
were granted Monday afternoon and
yesterday
Charles f. Bailey, 26, Newark, Del /;
Carrie Minnie Wells. 81; Newark,
Del.
Morris Wilmington 81, Deal p o. /;
Annie Knapp, is, Deal.
Henry Adams, SO, Washington;
Richett A. Travenner, 20, East Falls
Church, Va
Guy G. Kitchen, "a. Sparrow's
Point; Janet w Henshaw, "a, Balti-
more.
Dr. Anthony F. Jenkins, 80; Mar
garet Donaldson. divorced; both of
Baltimore.
Albert Ray Murray, 20; Eva Hazel
Abbott, 2S: both of Chicago, Ill.
James Rutherford, 23, Annapolis;
Ruth E. Brice, 10, Westminster;
both cOlored.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY

An attempt was made on Monday
night to enter the house of Mrs.
Meade on Hill street.
MIR. Meade was absent at the time,
and Mrs. Meade was alone with her
children, all of whom are small. The
hour was after midnight. Mrs.
Meade was awakened by the noise
of the would-be burglar. and gave
the alarm, which probably frightened
him off.
Mr.. Burglar viii probably get what
he is not looking for and does not
expect next time. as arrangements
have been made for this.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
on HOTEL REGISTERS

The following are registered guests
at Carvel Hall:
Mrs. o. B. Carol, Miss Esther Car
roll, Master John Carroll, Miss Jane
Carroll, all of Greenwich. Conn; Ju-
liam N. Watson, New York City, Harl
B. Hill, Philadelphia, c. D. McCor-
mick, Pittsburg, John A. Anderson
and wife and p Patterson and wife
all of Pittsburg.
AT Hotel Maryland: Nathan Ma
con, Henderson, N. c.; A. E. Bailey
and wife, Newark. Del; ]. D. John
son, Indian Head, J. L. Hamilton
Tuellsome, La; v. d. Appolorino and
wife, New York, B. W. De Loss, Of
washington, ID. c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
MOTHERS ASKED TO
WEAR SERVICE BAND

AT the meeting tomorrow afternoon
in the House of Delegates at three
o'clock at the State House, all Moth
ers are requested to wear service
band on their left arm This band
consists of piece of red ribbon about
two inches wide. on top Of which is a
piece OF white ribbon, little mar
rover, and on the white is blue
star for one son in the service, or as
many blue stars as there are sons
in the service. Should any sons have
made the supreme sacrifice gold
star is to be worn
Sisters. and wives are requested to
wear their service pin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
BODY SHIPPED TO BALTIMORE

The body of Charles Brambert, of
Robinson Station, this county, who
died at the Emergency Hospital Mon
day night, from injuries received by
being run over by a wagon at Mill
ersville. was shipped to Baltimore this
afternoon for burial The deceased is
survived by a widow whose home is
at Robinson's, this county.
The body was in charge of Under
taker B. L. Hopping. at whose parlors
it has been resting awaiting advice
from the family of the dead man.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
COUNTIAN COMMISSIONED

Joseph F. Collinson, of this county,
who enlisted from South River and
has since been undergoing special in
struction and training, is among those
who will be commissioned at Fort
Bliss ON Friday of this week. Young
Collinson, who is well known in the
South River neighborhood. is in the
cavalry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
What Boys in Service Want Most

serving under the
enjoy. the home daily comes
first. the people they love - the
friends and need be- die for
1t win help which at
brother The Evening Capital VIII be
Of six copies to address In
France for CENTS MONTH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11
MAN KILLED ON W. B. & A.

John Maskieviez, of Anne Arundel
County, was instantly killed Monday
afternoon when Washington, Bal
timore and Annapolis car collided
with his wagon at Clark's Station.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-11

WHEN In NEED OF PRINTING
GET IN TOUCH WITH THE BUSl.
NESS OFFICE OF THE CAPITAL.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Muslin Underwear Dept. SAVINGS FeR THE THRIFTY
 BUYER

BUYER Corset GeveFs ef eur regular Sse steck. prettiiy finished with faces and eRbre;derieE-
 Thrift Price s5e S1.50 Envelope Chemises-the always popular garment trimmed in various attractive ways ......... Thrift Price $1.oo s1.9S Long Skirts-many made of pique and others in regu- lar lingerie styles with iaees and embroideries-
 Thrift Price S1.6o s1.75 Bungalow Aprons-good pereale-pretty designs and patterns. ....... Thrift Price $f.25
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Hosiery and Underwear
 Department

MANY SPECIAL THRIFT SALE
 PRICES 35c Gauze Lisle Hose for women. black only, and made with seamless foot. Thrift Price 1ec Nomen's White Gauze Lisle Hose with hem top
 Thrift Price 15c Burson Shaped Black Cotton Hose. A woman's hose built for durability. regular 29c grade. Thrift Price 2Sc Fibre Silk Boot Hosea seam less model in black for women. Thrift Price 35c 2sc Black Cotton Hose with un- bleached soles. ... Thrift Price 25c Nomen's Fashioned Silk Lisle Hose with garter top, a 59c quality in black or white
 Thrift Price 4eo Fashioned Cotton Hose for women. black only with un- bleached soles. Thrift Price 55c s1.00 Silk Boot Hose with fash toned leg and foot
 Thrift Price 7sc Outsize Stockings, black cotton, fashioned hose which sell reg ulariy for 45c a pair
 Thrift Price ssc OutsiZe Burson Hose in black nnix- y1-f4l, ai{ha,s I1nT~, .sL bed tops. value 3sc-
 Thrift Price 33e Childreu's Black Cotton Hose in in seamless style. A one-and- one rib in sizes from 6 to 915, regular price 25c--
 Thrift Price 1sc c9c Infants Mercerized Hose in black, white or tan. sizes 41s to 6i.............Th Thrift Price 25c Low Neck. Sleeveless Vests. in white ribbed cotton, subject to slight imperfections-
 Thrift Price t2Ise Ribbed Cotton Vests for women, made with low neck and either sleeveless or with short sleeves, value 19c-
 Thrift Price 15e Bodice-Top Vests with shoulder tapes, good ribbed vests
 Thrift Price tsc Straight Ribbed Cotton Vests and Bodices of regular 35c quality ........... Thrift Price 29e  Straight Ribbed Vests, either sleeveless or with short sleeves .. Thrift Price 3 for 4Se
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

$2.00 Silk and Wool Poplin in colorings suitable for street wear, width 42 inches
 Thrift Price $1.7S $3.50 Coatings in rough effects. A full 54 inches wide
 Thrift Price $2.9s $2.5O Novelty Coatin9s in brown, navy and gray
 Thrift Price S1.59 All Remnants of WooIen Dress Goods at Special Thrift Prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

$2.0o Plain Poplin, 42-inch width in good dark color ings. Thrift Price $17o 40- inch Plaid Serges in rich color combinations for sepa rate skirts. Regular price $1.35. Thrift Price o7c Stripe Mohair of best English make, in navy and black. It is 42 inches wide and sold regularly for $200 a yard
 Thrift Price $1.78
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Neckwear and Handkerchief
 Department

REMARKABLE THRIFT SALE
 VALUES Twenty-Five dozen Fancy Handkerchiefs fer women and children. A sample let and an unusual value
 Thrift Price 6 fer sss Fifty dezen Weinen's Linen HaHdkeFefiefs, pure linen, embroidered and with eel ored borders. .... Thrift Price f5c ssEeaty-fve deaen Gotten Handl5erchiefs W meas Ffandkerchiefs with ernbreid- cred corners. ...... Thrift Price 46e Fifty dozen Cetten Handler chiefs fer women iH this let. Made of finest eetten-
 ThpiFt Pries 5s Seventy five desen Meh's Hand kerchiafs made of fine cet- ten........:..-..T Thrift Price Sc Fifty dezen Mems rfaadieE- chiefs with plain CT ceiered border, all eetten-
 Thrift Price 4ee Collars and Cellar and Cufs Sets in fine erganGie or satin. Some very pretty styles. s.......F Thrift Price 3ec 25c Collars and Sets
 Fkrift Price fse Jabets and Steeia Celia=s mads of fine lace. .. Thrift Price 1sc
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Blouse Department
THRIFT PRICES WHICH MERIT
 ATTENTION

THRIFT PRICES WHICH MERIT
 ATTENTloN Colored Stripe Bioases for 45c today are really great bar gains. They are made of good materials and all have long sleeves. .........Th Thrift Price 45e White Voile Blouses in various styles in this lot. Inserts of lace, the. use of contrasting colors and plain effects give an ample variety We have also included a few colored linens. ....,... Thrift Price sec White -Yoile BlouseS. .satrimmed = with faces, or with, pretty em= broidered fronts~r afford a splendid, chance for choosing
 Thrift Price $i.75 White Voile Blouses in the very latest style effects and made of-hest quality material go for bargain price. Embroidered fronts are specially featured Thrift Price s2.4s
 Special Silk BIouses at s2.75 We group Crepe-de- C;1ine and Washable Stripe Silk Waists running, in value to st.5o. and -7 we sell them at the one Thrift price. All splendid values
 s-i>sT Thrift Price $275 A Mixed Let of Best Silk elouses Prices were originally as high as ss.ao and many styles and ., weaves ,are TshoWn sin both
 white and colors zrrt- 'r4 assoo- 2 sa7 Thrift Price s4.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Rug and Drapery Dept. BARGAINS FOR THE THRIFTY
 HOUSEkEEPER

BARGAINS FOR THE THRIFTY
 HoUSEKEEPER Sample Curtains at half price, Cur tains which we have been showing upon our racks which have become soiled and mussed. Values from $1.50 to $500 a pair. Remnants of Curtain Materials Scrims, Marquisette, Quaker I.aces and Madras in lengths from 1 to 2 yards. All qualities and styles are included
 BOG to 45c grades. Thrift Price 19c 65c to 75c grades. Thrift Price 2eo Remnants of China Silks Lengths from 1 to 4115 yards The regular prices are 65c and 75c a yard Thrift Price 2oc $2.oo Sewing Backets-
 Thrift Price 89o Window Shades which are shopworn, not seriously dam aged but slightly soiled ov nussed. Values rom 43c to s1.00-
 Thrift Price Just Half Price cretonnes at Special Thrift Prices-A lot which includes both remnants and full pieces regularly sold for 45c to soc a yard. ........ Thrift Price 3cc Wool Fibre Rugs in excellent variety, 3 by 12, value S1250-
 Thrift Price s9.5o by 10, value s1O.5O-
 Thrift Price S7.5o Soc Fibre Mating which is re- versible. \ wonderful sale value is offered here
 Thrift Price 2ec s5e LinoIeums in a good as- sortment of patterns. You can't do better than this Thrift Price 5ec Wool lngrain Carpets which we sell regularly for 79c and S5c yard d..........T Thrift Price 59c $t.50 Fibre Rugs in a fine show ing of colors, size 27 by 54 inches... ......... Thrift Price $1.0o A few Travelling Bags which are a trifle shopworn will be sold at a reduction of one-third from the regular price.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Glove Department
GLOVES ALSO ARE A THRIFTY
 PROPOSITION

0GS Go HEOS AhE A '
 PROPOSITION Women's Silk Gloves. 2-clasp length in gray, black or white
 Thrift Price soc 75c Silk G1oves-long ones in black or white. Thrift Price 5ee s5c Long Silk Gloves in black or white. ...... Thrift Price 65c 75c Chanoisette Gloves-white only in 2-clasp length
 Thrift Price 65e White Kid Gloves - 1-cIasp length. Thrift Price $1.5s Kid Gloves in odd sizes-an odd 1ot-Yalues from $15O to $1.75.......,..Th Thrift Price $1.25
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Stationery Department

LITTLE SAVINGS WHICH MEAN
 THRIFT Diamond Black Writing Fluid < in S-ounce bottle
 Thrift Price se Darid's Pastesin ten=cent tubes
 ' Thrift Price Sc
 9; s----.yp ms s5iz $1.0o Boston Pencil Sharpener to attach to desk or wall
 a- Thrift Price 7se Marshal Ruled Paper Pads containing q leaves, 8 by 10 in size. ze...........Thrift Price 5e White Wrapping Taper
 s,o4 Thrift Thrift Pris. Pc -.- .-ri
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Silk Department

HERE is WHERE YOU CAN
 SAVE A LOT Si.QQ Messalines in q fair as sortment of colors. Widths 23 inches.-......e.Thrift Price e3e $1.5e Messalines in all colors as well as black and white. They are 30 and 8 inches wide
 Thrift Price $1.3S 3s-ineh Afessalines in a com plete line of the best eeler- ings. Our S165 grade
 Thrift Price s1.47 35-inch Faffetas in geed line of street and evening shades Sold regularly for S150- Thrift Price St.S5 s1.75 Taffeta, S5 inches wide in an extra geod quality with chiffon finish. Thrift Price $1.5s s1.5e Printed PeHgee, neat de- signs on navy. black OF white grounds. A full yard wide
 Thrift Priee $t.gs Yard wide FeuiaFd iH eein sPet and ether designs on dark grounds. Regular price s2.9e a yard. Thrift Price Sf.6s $2.oo Satin Stripe Faffetas in several rich coier cembiHa- tiens. A yard wide
 Thrift Price $1.7s
 BLACK TAFFETA s1.5e quality ...,.Thrift Price S1.35 s1.e5 quality. Thrift Price $f.H S1.75 quality Thrift Price s1.5s tiaskeIrs Black Silks at Special :
 Prices During the Sale. We carry all of the most desired weaves, including Taffeta, Reau-d de- Cygne, Peau-de- Seie, Satin Duch- esse, Messaiine. Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Ribbon Department
THRIFT IS THE WATcHWoRo
 AMONG THE RIBBONS

AMONG THE RIBBONS 1tE---ef17.9--. n .l --Gs st- 25c Ribbons. for 5hairbowss and for other purposes where you use a 5-ifch ribbon. Some very good plain colors. sand pretty Dresden effects are in cluded. .......... Thrift Price 1se 35c seven-inch Ribbons for sashes and and for millinery purposes are offered in a fine . selection of checks. plaids. floral designs and plain colors
 Thrift Price 23e
 .x4.-1
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Infants Wear Department
HSEs s1m sEr A LIST OF MONEY SAVERS FOR YOU

si v ' g iNi 7 A LIST OF MONEY SAVERS
 FOR YOU s1.O0 Rompers in beach style, sizes to years. Shown in plain color chambrays and in pink or blue checks
 Thrift Price sse Children's Coats for the little ones from to years. old--- Thrift Price Just one-h half Regular Raby Bonnets. which are slight ly mussed. Mostly odd sizes. Values to s1.25. Thrift Price 5ee White Dresses for the to. 5 year olds. Taken from on regula.. s4.sS stock because they were slightly mussed-
 Thrift Price $2ss
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Dress Goods Department

WHEN YOU CAN SAVE ON
 WOOL GET BUSY s5c Plaid Serge, green and blue effects in six combina- tions. Thrift Price 6se 54-inch Storm Serge in navy and black. Our regular price is S1.S5. Thrift Price 9se 4a-inch Crepe Poplin, an all- wool weave of medium weight. ....... Thrift Price $1.5?
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Art Goods Department SPECIAL ITEMS UNDERPRIcED FOR THE SALE

FOR THE SALE .S200 Knitting Bags
 Thrift Price s1.5o s2.50 Knitting Bags 5sc Laundry Bags. Thrift Price Soc 75c Scarfs Thrift Price Soc 35c Columbia Floss. Thrift Price 2oc 15c Angorina. Thrift Price Sc S5c Army Yarn. Thrift Price 75c Start knitting for the Fall and Winter now and save time
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21
Domestic Department HOME FURNISHINGS AT
 THRIFT PRICES

HOME FURNISHINGS AT
 THRIFT PRICES 25c Pillow Cases. .. Thrift Price 19e e5c Pillow Cases. =. Thrift Price soc s1.25 Sheets ...... Thrift Price $1.0o s1.75 Sheets. ..... Thrift Price SIPS s2.5O Sheets, S1 by e9-
 Thrift Price $2.2e SOC Crochet Quilts, with hem med edge. Thrift Price $500 s4.5O Crochet Quilts. with hem med edge. Thrift Price $50 Unbleached Sheeting. A inches wide and worth soc a ward
 Thrift Price 50c 200 PAIRS WHITE WOOL
 BLANKETS White Wool Blankets will be among the near inpossibilities" this com ing Fall. At this moment we can offer to you about 206 pairs at prices which will be very advantageous to you. We strongly advise immediate action upon this offer.
 Prices as foIows--s6.o0. S7.o0, $500, s12.oo to $500.
 100 PAIRS OF BEACON
 BLANKETS The celebrated Beacon Mills are not making "any" plain blankets this year but we succeeded in obtain ing, some time ago. about one hun dred pairs. mostly grey and tan in color.
 Wise housekeepers, who can do so. will buy these Beacon Blankets while they can. Our prices will be found attractive.
 CAMEO LONG CLOTH A Real Bargain in a Household
 Necessity 35c quality Thrift Price 2oc 40c quality. Thrift Price 23c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-21

S9c Ribbed Cotton Vests with low neck, short sleeves, sleeveless or shield shaped, also bodice styles
 Thrift Price 35c Women's Union Suits, all low, neck and sleeveless with lace knee, both common and extra sizes. ........... Thrift Price 47c
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
Christmas Neckwear Suggestions

Satin Collars for dresses coats at long rang. OF
.5oc, 1885, SIoo up to $3.50
Satin Cowl Collars in a variety of styles priced from
SIoo $3.50
-Georgette Cow Collars
Satin Collar and Cuff Sets set.....sec 7ec to $500
Satin and Bengane Collar and Cuff Sets from
Soo to s1.es
Sailor Collars plain and with fringe trimming at
$I.oo to S7so
Satin Tie Collars that be used for surpce dresses,
white and colors at...............S S1oo and SI65
Kanns
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
BOX
THREE POUNDS
Parcels for Soldiers Limit
ed in Weight; Inspect
ed by Red Cross.

Much confusion has resulted from
failure Of the public properly to in
terpret the Postofrice Department
statement issued yesterday relating to
the method OF sending holiday parcels
10 friends connected with the allied
armies but not in the American Expe-
ditionary Forces.
The regulation issued yesterday said
nothing about the sending OF Christ
mas presents to American soldiers and
others connected with the American
forces abroad
In view of the confusion, the Post
office Department today Issued an ex-
planatory statement for the guidance
of the thousands who plan to send
Christmas presents to relatives over
there"
Christmas parcels for members of
the American Expeditionary Forces.
OF the American Red Cross, Y. NJ. e.
A and other organizations connecteo
with the American forces abroad may
not exceed three pounds. it Is eN-
planned. The parcels must be OF
standard size. 3x4x9 inches, and car
tons OF this size, distributed through
out the country by the local Red
Cross chapters, must be used.
The cartons will be furnished to
persons who present to the Red cross
chapters official Christmas Parcel
Labels'' showing that they have been
designated by members of the Amer
lean forces abroad to mail Christmas
parcels.
Those who have not been so desig-
mated will be furnished cartons
upon filing a statement in each case
certifying that the sender is the
nearest relative in the United states
of the proposed recipient.
Two or more relatives may join
in sending a Christmas parcel. but
only one such parcel can be sent 10
the same Individual
These cartons. when filled, must
be returned unsealed and unwrapped
on or before November 20, Except
in Alaska. Hawaii and Porto Rico,
where parcels will be accepted up
to- and including December - to
the nearest Red Cross receiving sta
tien for inspection, wrapping and
addressing.
The postage on these parcels will
be at the fourth-class or parcel post
rate to Hoboken. y. ]. No individual
postal export license will be re-
quired
Parcels for friends abroad con-
nected with the allied forces may
weigh eleven pounds at IL cents
pound and labeled Christmas Pack
age or Holiday Package"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS,

New York. Nov. s.-The following
WsshingtoniaRs are registered at
hotels here today:
a. S. Bailey. Herald Square; E. e.
Belate, Herald Square; Lieut.. F. W.
Berens. Grand: J. Butler. Empire; L.
o. Howard. Navarro; Miss c. La
Nor, Belleclaire; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
levin. Gerard: Miss H Martin,
Breslin; B. ]. Miles, Grand: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Pickering, Belleclaire; W.
NJ PralL Wellington: L. X Ritten-
house. Latham: L. A. Spiess. Flan-
ders: G. W. Stearn. Belleclaire: Miss
NJ. B. Ward. Breslin: F. Warner.
Miss VI. Warner. BeHeclaire; Mrs. J.
\ W7orley. Belleclaire: w. II. Draw.
ley. Grand; Miss G. E. Frysinger,
CollingwOod; Mrs. r. II. G1liland.
Martha Washington; H. A. Higgins,
Hermitage: r. A Lavender. Colling-
wood; W. B. Mitchell. Breslin;. II. T
Move. Marlborough: B Osborne. Con-
tfsental: H Taylor. Herald Square;
G r. Weston. HERMITAGE; A. Betz.
BTsslin: DR.. H Frey. Broadway Cen
trial, II. E. Garch, Broztell: w. W.
Harrison. wallick: H. ". Jameson,
Marlborough; w. D. Jameson, Hol-
land House: Mrs. A Leslie. Reming-
ton; W. Marion. Gregorian: H. A.
Palmer; Ansonia: H. P. Parks. Hol-
land House. A. Reid. Latham; SC. L.
Robinson. Marlborough; X. w. Sher-
man, >-New Strand. Capt G.. B. \
Sdu're. Latham; H. A. Trepethen.
Latham. O.. ,.- -.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES,.
c. F. Werner representing ,Palais
Royal.N dry goods, etc, 30 Fifth av-
enue, Hotel BrSlin.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
PROPER MENU FOR
THANKSGIVING MEAL
Food Administration Prepares Hol-
iday Bill of Fare.

The U. S. Food Administration has
prepared a sample menu for the
Thanksgiving dinners Of readers of
The Herald" following its request
that the holiday feast this year be
entirely from home grown products
II is the hope Of the Food Admins
tration that the food saving cam
paign of America will be continued
on this feast day. and that no more
food will be prepared than will be
consumed. The menu follows:
Choice Of: roast turkey, chicken,
game or rabbit; rice and celery
dressing; gravy; potatoes (roasted
with the mest). choice of creamed
onions; squash baked in the shell.
scalloped tomatoes or scalloped
corn; lettuce with French dressing
(may be omitted: steamed pudding.
popcorn cOnfectiOn. nuts. red apples.
In States where oysters are found
in adjacent waters they may become
a part Of the menu either as a sep
arate course or as part of the dress
ing for meat.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
Hero of Chateau Thierry
Assigned Home Command

Maj. Gen. Omar L. Bundy. who
commanded the division Of regulars
and Marines which drove the enemy
back at Chateau-Thierry. arrived at
the War Department yesterday. hav-
INK recently landed at New York
, Gen. Bundy has been assigned to
the command at Camp Pike, near
Little Rock, Ark. He is one OF the
officers who. according to recent
statements at the War Department,
gre being brought back for a rest.
Gen. Bundy. by the courtesy of Gen.
March. was given a reception by the
newspaper men at the War Depart
ment. Gen. Bundy was unable to
sreak for publication but discussed
the American efforts in interesting
fashion
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
Postofice Department
Changes Name of 2 Towns

Presumably in celebration of the
fall of Sedan to the American
armies in France nearly half a cen
tury after the French met defeat
there at the hands of Germany.
Sedan, Ohio. has been wiped from
the American Postofice map. An
nouncement of the discontinuance of
the postofice at Sedan. Scioto Coun-
ty, Ohio. was made by the Postoffce
Department today
Z That the Department might not
I,e accused of showing a.y par-
/ lcular i'll will in the matter, it was
lso announced that the postof1ce
& Illwill. Clinton County, KY, had
oeen discontinued.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-10
8 and Gin. Heights
Monday a pair---

In these styles and others:
Patent leather plain toes, with light gray
cloth tops. dress-weght soles; Louis leather heels.
Bright kid vamps, with pearl gray cloth tops.
dress-weight soles and Louis leather heels
Gun metal calf. with taupe cloth tops; light
weight soles, perforated imitation straight tips.
low leather heels. l-.
Brown kid. with contrasting cloth tops. me-
dium-weisht soles. imitation perforated straight
tips. leather Louis heels.