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nary painted metal laths.

nary painted metal laths-
Contractors who have used gal.
vanized wire mesh reinforcement ex.
tensively. state that for ordinary
house construction, two MEN should
put on 300 square yards In day
The cost to the contractor far the
material itself. would amount to per-
haps 20 or 25 cents per squire yard
For new buildings, the sheathing
Is covered with some soft-hnished
tarred building paper. and the wire
mesh Is applied directly over this pa.
Per. Old buildings, II In good condi-
ton. may be covered by simply sta
pling the fabric directly to the old
weather boarding. building out the
window and door frames and facing
Them after the stucco Is In place, ,
Buildings remodeied In this way
are made warmer, moru durabie and
present a greatly improved appear.
ance. Tho American galvanized wire
mesh for this purpose II made from
cold-drnwn mild steel having q high
breaking. strength. For etucc0 pur-
poses 1t should always be galvanized
In which case 1t viii not rust. The
fabric will take care OF
stress in all directions. 1t Is made
In various gauges of wire, but the
most successful size is No. IL for the
the cross wires No. IA,
woven In 'triangles instead Of
squares. This will make q good
lab.
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tNattoeal Crop I'm provsmsnt servsc~l
~ ENFORCED stucco Ii a new
md lasting form or construc.
-a4o ,ton for houses and other
buildings. In the very frat intro
duction OF stucco 1t became very pep
mar, ~ many beautiful designs Of
architecture were reproduced which
were otherwise impossible. Its beau
tiful 1nish made possible tints and
trimmings which displayed. such har-
monious effects that stucco houses
are now in a class by themselves.
However. the only detrimental
feature of stuccn work was Its tend
encx To-. crack. work loose ana fall
away. This trouble was not due to
the .oHeHty at the cement or plaster.
but to.the method Of application and
fU1Ddat10n. Wood laths warp, ex-
p6nds contract and work loose, and
therefct0 do not form proper foun-
daef6G nor stucco. II. however. the
fcmd4tion n. laid with a galvanized
sceel wirg mesh in which to imbed
the cement. the walls become one
unit under : iolId mass Of cement.
BY r. lss Of this steel fabric, the
wapMAps woven continuously around
tn 01o63ngs ,tnEtead OF being joined
togaEh@iat the corners, and should
eycicusrcil ths house over. and over,
n would remain intact.
A 4 general rule. the cost for the
unatetlM11 under this method plux the
|nstaaxIl0n cost III approximately
RI r. - 6hsiysf thin With ordi.
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tIeth Century Limited train on the
New York Central would be taken of
was foretaste of what may be expected.
The. public will be compelled 10 travel
as usual and all that is saved on coal
is added to the net earnings.
Withdrawal OF 10000, GOO OF gold for
xport to South America has had a de :
pressing effect on some traders because
theoretically il reduces circulation s95. :
COZ. 00t.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF
OF PUBLIC WORKS.

December 1. 1919.
Sealed proposals viii he received at
this office until IL o'clock. noon, De
cember II, for the construction of gran
oiithsc' sidewalks on both sides OF Hull
street between Twelfth and Nineteenth
streets. Forms of proposals can he
obtained on application.
A certified check for amount stated
$500 on proposals must accompany
each bid as AZ guaf&nty of execution
OF contract. The Director of Publ
Works reserves the right to reject any
md all hidF.
CHAS. e, BOILING
Proctor
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The object Of this suit IS to ohta n
Il divorce from the bond of nlatfiIaony
by the plaintiff from the defendant, ON
the grounds OF desertlon and aduitery
And IL appearing BY affidavit made
and filed according TO law that Lee <
Lipseomb. the above named defendant
is a non-rasideht Of the state Of Vir-
einia, 1t IS ordered that the said Lee
:. Lipscomb appear here within ffteer,
DAYS sfter The due publication of thie
order and do what liz necessary to
protect her interests in this suit
4 copy--Teste .~
LUTHER LIBBY. CLERK
Edward l.. Ryan. @.
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RAILROAD AID STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger .1raixla I.
and Steamers DAILY, uriess ctsssvwf4G a.
shown published only as inf d9Ma.
ton and not guarantee. -
Daily except Sunday. Sunday oriy
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LIBERTY BONDS

MILLER & GO.
Ciosins prices.
United States Liberty Bonds, AVS,
$ss,Sa,
United States Liberty Bonds, first ~,
S94,s4,
United states Liberty Bonds, second
IS, $1,000.
United states Liberty Bonds hrst
ms. $94.30,
United states Liberty Bonds, secons.
4As. $92.50.
United States Liberty Bonds. third
Aas. $s4ii
United States Liberty Bonds. faurth
4As, $92.ss.
t'ntted States Victory Bonds, ~ per
cent, ys9l2.
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OFFICE OF
OF PUBLIC WORKS

Dec. 3. 1919
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until IL o'clock noon, De
cember 10. for the construction Df
sewer and connections In Rosewood
avenue from Davis avenue to Addison
street. Forms Of proposals can be oh
tanned on application.
certified check for amount stated
t30s) on proposals must accompany
each bid as a guaranty Of exec 4tion of
contract The Director of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
CHAS r. BOILING.
Director
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Pianos, Furniture, Sewing Machines.
household goods bought, sold. ex-
changed. ANDERSON'S, Broad 1T
First
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WANTS
WANTED.


" Rnt~d--SevernI Old-Fnshioned Hand
woven colored bed spreads or cover
Tets in fine condition. Describe and
price. Address r. II. GILGOUR. 11s
West st. Clair street, Indianapolis.
Indiana.
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NOTICES



GINA. IN THE LAW AMP
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 21ST DAY or NO
VENEER. 1919
!. r. Deal .t.............P Plaintiff
against
ods Tolbert Deal ,,...,.... o. PENDANT
IN cHANCERY
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain
by the plaintiff an absolute din Gree
f-on the defendant upon the ground
Of adultery.
And aTidacir, ta wing been made and
flied that ths- .siAfe ndant. 0da Toibet t
Deal. LIZ not a resident of this state
IT Ia ordered that she appear within
fifteen days after due publication cf
this order and DO what MAY be neces-
sary TO protect her interests in this
cause.
a copy-Teste
- I.TTHEE LIBBY Clerk
.feC, G. Finnigan. y. O.
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RGTNTA: IN THE LAW AMI
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND. THE 5TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1919
Charles Iipscomh .--.......... F1aiatiif
VS..
Lee 8. Liuscomb .......,... Defesi7a n
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u. s, RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOilDATED CITY TlckE& or
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD
kAAai.a $780, GAafi a
Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP AlRs( Y:

Leave Tor Newport News and Noripik IT,
River Night Line, s:aD pm daily, cDnnsesi4 al
Norfolk vita Main Linz Steamers ~ ~ z X
daily asccpE Sunday. 80, pm. JAusA Hpk
Norfolk 500 am Monday. Wednesday 6nd
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport Ne1&
am daily. from Jancs River iandinGs a3d MI2'
folk 7:30 PIN. ras~day. Thursday 81
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III IT ItiI3 p 7 ' NgfNFEe.
Edward L. Ryan. p O.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Happenings in Ancient Egypt

great nations. But no matter how
fair government may be or how good
IFS intentions may be, iniustlccs Will,
az times, creep into the administration
of tho affairs Of a subject people.
Sometimes officials are cruel and some
times the great commercial companies
in their exploitation OF the subject
peoples and the resources of The SUD
ieci country Impose great hardships
and suffering on The people.
"Thcn. too, We must remember that
as the years roll on. people grow-that
Is. tho nation itself grows-I mean
that the ideas Of the people expand.
They look around ihc world and see
other groups ~ people composing 9TH
cr nations. rising TO The heights Of
self government, and the leaders OF the
people desire tsobta.n that same free
dom for their own nation Whether
the people oi Egypt have arrived at
the point where they can assert thcir
national freedom and govern their own
nation remains 90 be seen The war.
as We have often said. In our talks has
awakened many different groups, Or
nations OF people. 10 aspire 90 freedom.
or as we have come % call 10, 'sclf-dc-
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

destroy the temple" This is the second
great chorus Of the work. The earth
quake which follows the death Of Jesus
is depicted on the organ, and the work
Is brought TO a close by the singing of
The angels receiving the soul OF Jesus
into Heaven, family audible TO human
cars.
The work IS entirely different from
the usual form Of Lenien cantata. It is
really not cantaia at all, but a grand
requiem on the passion Of the Lord.
The part Of Jesus viii be sing by Frank
Ford Palmer. baritone. The Narrator
viii be sung by George Mcllugh, tenor
and the parts Of the holy women will
be sung by Masters Willis Guyer and
Harry G.. Davies, sopranos.
The personnel Of The choir at ST.
Johns Is MS follows:
Boy SopranOs-Ru Anders, Ed
ward Anderson, Harry G.. Davies, Albert
Dickinson, Lammot dupont. I'll, Pierre
III, Earl Evans, Willis Guyer.
Sanford Guyer. Hugh Holt, Roger
Holt. Leigh Johnson, Charles Lingo,
Albert Massey, Jr., Russell Neville,
Charles RoiihOusc. Claude Strong Mel
vim Talley, Franklin Holt.
Altos - Reginald Brown, Thomas
Johnson, Webster Johnson.
Tenors-G George MclIugh, Henry
Lodge, II. Russell Burkhard, Charles b.
Price.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Incle Harry Talks About Recent

sJncle Harry, you said something
about Esypt the other evening, but
that was the first time you have men
aienad that country in an our war
talks: have the Egyptians been having
q revolution too. like so many of the
other counirics2 asked Jimmy.
~ wish you'd ten ms about Egypt
I've some stamps from Egypt in my
siamD book. and I've always been in
tereslcd in the county. but / never
lne,,-4ery much about ie" added Joe.
swell ls-it unanimous % asked
Uncle Horny y-fu0king at Helen. Would
you like 10 hear about this ancient
country toog'
"lndecd I would. because haze
alNoys been interested in Egypt and
Just iIle other day ! read In the paper
a dispatch ihsl said an Egypt was in
revolt and tiA the British Govern
ment was worried about it, answered
Helen. When you spoke OF Egypt the
other evening intended 20 ask YOU
moro about 10. but We gos 80 interest
"a IN the general war and peace talk
ihal ! forgot
4 story 6OOe Years Old
'sAll right hcssn Uncle Harry nut
shc story 30 Esypt is about 6o0O on
7onO ycars old and ! ann afraid that i
we Start 90 lhis evening ve won't set
very flr before bedtime.
Nhcreat everyone laughed and then
Jimmy said. "But ten us FIRST about
Che recent uprising OF The Egyptian
people,
"a very interesting and curious
films" replied Uncle Harry. "llere we
are living in the twentieth century af-
ter TIE birth OF Christ Egypt was in
existence some 5000 or COCO years he
fore me time of Christ civilization
have come and gone in Egypt and been
forg0ltcn. Mud yet ihcsr four and a
half Years of war have So rocked and
shaken me earth and all It's peoples
and an its governments That This an
eient country. seemingly slOopng
away there al The northeastern end If
Africa. has aroused itself and now.
according 10 lhe ncWs dispatches. is
commencing IN talk about freeing a.
self from ihc outside influence or CON
troll ~ any other countries
rGreat Britain owns Egypt doesn't
she2' asked doe
rONn isn't really th, right word.
said Uncle Harry Great Britain
doesn't really own Egypt. but rather
exercises sort OF control over The
country Turkey, too, has had a mild
sort of control over certain phases OF
Egyptian life. But Great Britain is the
dominant power
''Do the Egyptians want 10 free their
country ~ asked Jimmy.
"somc of them d." replied Uncle
Harry. "and although tho news from
Egypt about the recent uprising has
been very brief, 10 IS known that the
goup of Egyptians who call them
-kcAcs 'Naiion3lisis' have been grow
ing in numbers aud IN power
British Iule in Egypt.
fHasnt The British Government
been treating The Egyptians fairly
asked Helen
why. YES 7 should say that theI
British government has been just as
fair in ils treatment Of the Egyptians
rs any other great Empire might have
been. under the circumstsnces-mayb
a litllc fairer," said Unole Harry. II
surely we know that the British
methods OF colonizing and supervising
The people are faircr than the methods
used in the past by some Of the other
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
DEFENSE LEAGUE
TG URGE HARB0R

Permanent organization Of the State
Income Tax Payers Defense League
has been effected lt Will strongly sup
port the proposed better harbor for the
city and improved housing conditions.
lt Will ask for representation before the
City Council and the Public Utilities
Commission on all questions affecting
city merchants and tradesmen.
The organization VIII agitalc a 22i0
pound-ion Of coal and will seek to open
up employment for all who want work,
particularly the returned soldier. lt
Will cndravor also TO have a limit
placed on landlords profits and a law
passed 10 permit only citizens Of the
United States 10 conduct a business in
this country.
The league Will be non-partisan. It
plans 10 make test Of the income
tax law in the May term Of court and
at the last meeting a member volun-
tecrcd TO make the test.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
-CaIomeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take DOdsOn'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening danger
Gus calome to get Strengthened up

Every druggist in town-your druggist
and everybody's druggist has noticed a
great falling OF in the sale Of calomei. They
all give the same reason. Dodson's Liver
Tone is taking its place.
"Calomcl Is dangerous and people know
It. while Dodsons Liver Tone IS perfectly
safe and gives better results said
prominent local druggist Dodson's Liver
Tone is personally guaranteed by every
druggist who sells It. A large bottle doesn't
cost very much but IL It fails 70 give easy
relief in every case OF liver sluggishness
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

and constipation. you have only TO ask for
your money back.
Dodsons Liver Tone is pleasant-tast-
ing, purely vegetable remedy harmless to
both children and adults. Take n spoon
ful az night and wake up feeling fine; no
biliousness, sick headache. acid stomach
or constipated bowels. II doesn't grippe or
cause inconvenience all the next day like
violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel to-
day and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick
and nauscated Don't lose a days work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone instead and feel
fine, full OF vigor and ambition.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Coffee Department
,s. Breakfast Luxury

3 lbs. Breakfast Luxury
Coffee. ee..st.t...,.. 9Oc
3 lbs. Her Clan Co Blend
Coffee. .,.....,..S1.00 90
Good Rio Coffee, per lb, Csc
Perfection Blend Tea, per
lb. lb 45c
/ lb. pkg. English Break
fast Tea ea....,....,. .45c
] lb. pkg. India Ceylon
Tea. ,..,., 45c
Pure Black Pepper, per lb Csc
Imported Paprika, per
lb............ lb.. Csc
J Id. Can Princess Royal
Cocoa. ..,.......... l5c
New Lentils, per lb, .... zoe
New Bay Leaves, lb. 10c
Herbs and Seasoning of all
kinds.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

Fancy Salt Red Salmon,
per Id .............,. 20c
Sweet Gherkins, per qt .40c
Sweet Mixed Pickles, per
qt. -......... 4Oc
White Picked Onions,
per at ................3 30c
Large, Stuffed Queen OIL
ives, per qt............ SOC
Large, Plain Queen Olives,
per ct ........... 40c
Large Dill Pickles, per
doz ...........,.. .25c
Pure Apple, Grape or
Peach Jelly, per lb. -. lie
Lancaster County Apple
Butter, per lb ....... lie
Large Bottle Royal May
onnaise .............. Csc
Large, 25c Bottle Tomato
Catsup. .-........ zoe
Always remember the
fresh made Her Clan Co Pea
nut Butter you get here.
When once tried you will
want no other.
l5c and 2Sc per pkg.
25c per lb., loose.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze The juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white shake we'll. and Won
have a quarter pint OF the best frcckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beauii-
Tier. at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for q
Few cenis Massage this sweeily frag.
rant lotion into The face. neck. arms
and hands each day and sec how
lreckles snd blemishes disappear anC
how clear. soft and rosy-white thC
skin becomes. Nesi 10 is harmless
snd never irritates.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Butter Department

Fresh Country Eggs, per
doz. .,,.t.,,.......... 45c
Pure Tub Butter, per lb 53c
Pennsylvania Creamery
Tub Butter, per lb 66c
Once again we offer you an
opportunity to purchase
the old style country
roll at, per lb. ~ 45c
Mild Cream Cheese, per
lb..... lb &c
Tasty, Sharp Cheese, per
lb. lb. 40c
Pure Lard, per Id. ,. 32c
Mixed Lard, per lb 25c
Good Luck Margarine, per
lb. ........ 39c
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
ST. JOHNS CHOIR
TO SING LAST WORDS

The last cantata for this season Will
be given in 81. Johns Church, Twenty
FIRST and Market streets, on Good Fri
day evening at 7.i5 o'clock when "Tllc
Seven Last Words OF Christ" by the H.
ustrlous French composer. Theodore
Dubois. VIII be sung by the choir OF
men and boys under the direction OF
George Henry Day 0rganlst and choir
master.
The Seven Last Words OF Christ" IS
solemn work OF massive proportions,
opening with beautiful soprano solo
which leads 10 the scene in the iudg-
mcnt hall before plate. Tho rising and
swelling OF the tumull of the mob cry
ing for the life Of Christ at this point
Is one Of tie features OF the work.
Following The march 10 calvary and
the crucinXion. each OF The Seven Last
Sayings Of Christ from the Cross are
wonderfully told In musical settings Of
palhos and great beauty AZ the words
~ Thirst" the mob breaks forth again,
reyiling Jesus. "Ahl Thou that Would'st
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

For Infants, ,Invalids and Growing Children
The Original Food Drink FoF All Ages
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
Meat Department

Our fresh and smoked
Meats have been carefully
selected for the Easter trade.
Legs of young Lamb, per
10. 4Oc
Legs of Veal, per ID 35c
Prime Rib Rossts, per lb,
35c to 40c
Smoked Regular Hams,
IL to IS lbs. average, per
lb 33c
Small sized Regular Hams,
8 to 10 lbs. average, per
10. ................... .35c
Nice, lean Cottage Rolls.
Very fine for boiling or
frying. No bone, no
waste, per Id. ..... Sec
Fresh smoked, lean Pic
mic Shoulders, per lb 28c
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

termination Maybe in the case Of
Egypt Great Britain win be able to
work 1ul for the Egyptians a plan for
self-gJyernmcnt that will be as sails
factory as the plan that has been in
operation In Canada and Australia for
so many years
Editors Noto-Uncle Harry viii be
glad 10 answer inquiries. either in this
column or by mail. provided letters are
signed with the full name and address
cf the persons writing. The cores
pondentS' names will not appear in
the articles.
Copyright. 1919, by The NC. syndicate,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

Besses - Frank Ford Palmer, Dr.
William Arlo Moore, William J. Fisher.
Walter b. Martin, Albert l.. Massey,
Charles SouihWcll.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

3 Packages Her Clan Co
Salt 25c
6 Rolls Toilet Paper 25c
4 Large Rolls Toilet Paper Csc
lb. Can Princine Baking
Powder .......... .15c
l 10. Can Princine Baking
Powder .... 30c
q lb. Can Princine Bak-
ing Powder r...... Csc
5 lb. Can Princine Bal6-.
ing Powder ... SIPS
Large Can Kippered Her
ring. 26c
Large Can Heinz's Baked
Beans ns........ l6c
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
Dandruf Soon
Ruins the Hair

Girls-If you want plenty Of thick,
beautiful. glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid OF dandruff, for IL Will
starve your hair and ruin It II you
don't.
II doesn't do much good TO try TO
brush or wash IL out. The only sure
way 10 get rid Of dandrufi is to dissolve
it, then you stroy II entirely To do
this. get about four ounces Of ordinary
liquid arvon: apply Il al night when
retiring: use enough 20 moisten The
scalp and rub it IN gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning. most II not all, Of your
dandruff will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely Dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF IT,
You win nnd, too. that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop, and your
hair win look and feel a hundred times
better You can get liquid aryon az any
drug store. 10 IS inexpensive and four
ounces Is all you will need, no matter
how much dandruh You have. This
simple r.medy never fails.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
UNITiD AUTO STORES
In WILMINGTON SOON

A feature Of considerable interest in
commercial and financial circles at the
present time is the unusual progress
which is being made by The United Auto
Stores. Inc. with headquarters at No
iiii Walnut street Pm adelphia. This
company. formed to establish a system
Of branch automobile accessory stores
throughout tie country has already
opened branches IN Philadelphia. Ches-
ter, Atlantic city, Beadns, and will
open stores at pottsvillc, Williamsport.
Allentown and Wilmington by January
ist
The success Of this project so FAR has
been remarkable due to the fact that
every executive connected with the
company is a stockholder. and also be-
cause it is claimed automobile owners
have learned that they can purchase
their supplies at a United Auto store
at better prices than 8t any other ac-