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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

 Phoenix, Arizona, December 13, 1919.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
D. e. NEEDS GREATER
SUPPLY OF WATER

The District is dry in more ways
than one. but this time only water
is lacking. The water supply Of
this city is Inadequate, according
to Commissioner Louis Brownlow.
who advocated EXTENSIVE improve
ments that should be made in the
District when he addressed the
Commercial Club yesterday after
noon. As a result OF insufficient
reservoir supply of water during
the summer. the District had to
rely on the Potomac and Patuxent
rivers the past two years, the COM
missioner declared. Engineers favor
improvements that would bring an
supply from the Pa
tuxent River.
An industrial home school for
children also was on the progrs m
of city Improvement discussed by
the commissioner. as well as a
home Tor the feeble minded. There
is no institution to care for these
unf"rtunates in the District at the
present time.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE NEWS.

The Pubic Printer has asked for
bids on old material, including print
ing presses. sewing machines. corner
cutters. Horton mailers. Indian mo-
torcyccs. adding machines. bicycles.
wire-stitching machines, backing ma
chimes. pinpoint cutting machines
typewriters, cabinets, electric-light fix
lures, time clocks. linometers. and BIZ
polar motors. Sealed proposals will
be received until 10 a. m. Saturday,
November -. and Immediately there
after publicly opened.
The Monos took three games from
the Limos on the Grand Central alleys
Tuesday night. even Capt. Coakley's
excellent scores failing to push the
operators under the wire ahead The
only reason the Monos did not win
more games was that the Limos had
no more to lose.
Luke Bennett has returned to the
hand section after being laid up two
weeks with injuries received in an
auto accident.
During the absence OF Chief John J.
Dohoney in the machine shop Elias
Wolfe was in charge OF the machin-
lists.
Alex McAllester. one Of the Oldest
binders in the q. p. o.. is taking 4
months leave TO visit his daughter
in Chicago. He will return by way
OF New York City, where he will visit
relatives.
Thomas ]. McDonouEh. who has
been iu Emergency Hospital for a
week. shows slight improvement.
Joseph ". Cheyney, of the job sec
tion. has been i'll several days.
MeINin NJ. Beight, pressman in the
main pressroom. has returned after
several weeks leave.
Harry Hensel. OF the linotype sec
tion. has been absent two months
suffering with neuritis.
Owing to the rush of annual de.
partment reports the imposing force
in the hand section is working until
$50 every night.
T'ressman George ". Pierce pinched
the index finger OF his right haud
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

the two bad chaps were. on the path
right In front of Uncle wiggily and
the squirrel boys.
'Qh. no, All, ha." cried the ZIP
and skee! This Is the time we have
caught you. Uncle WiggilyT'
Yes, ] guess you have" sadly
spoke The bunny. Il have NO red oer-
ries now. with which 10 fool ~. as
fooled the fox. to make you jump
into q briar bush. Alas! have no
red berries
mo. hut we have white ones"
cried Billie and Johnnie. We have
round. hard white berries. and we
have our bean blowers. Uncle Wig
gily! Watch US blow the white ber-
ries at the Pip and Skee!" And the
two brave squirrel boys. with ther
hollow tin bean blowers. blew so many
Of the hard white berries at the bad
chaps. hitting them on their noses.
that the Pip and Skee cried:
20. wowi o. trolley cars! o. well
be goodi" and away they ran. no,
hurting Uncle wigeily at all So you
see II Is good thing he had the white
berries.
Nurse Jane thought them so pretty
she did not color them red or purple
And n the telephone doesn't talk in
Its sIeep. and wake up the gold fish.
III tell you next about Uncle WiSgily
and the landlord.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE WICCILY AND THE
WHITE BERRIES.
by HOWARD n. GARIs.
Copyright. 1919. The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.l

Uncle Wisgily hooped over the fields
and through the woods. looking for
red berries for Nurse Jane.
Well" said Uncle WiGstIy 10 him.
self" as he noticed a bush covered
with white clusters. perhaps these
will do as well. Nurse Jane can dip
these white berries in some of the
juice she has left over after making
grape jelly. and color them red OF
purple. I'll pick some white berries. "
So the bunny gentleman picked a
large bunch of the white berries.
He was hopping along, wondering
whether he would have an adven-
ture that day, when, all of a sudden,
he heard a rustling in the bushes.
He was just going TO run away.
when out of the bush popped Johnnie
and Billie Bushtail. the two squirrel
boys.
Hello. Uncle Wiggily," they chat
tered. We hope we didn't scare
you, May We help you carry the
white berries. Uncle wiggily?"
Thank you: Il you wish" answered
the bunny. and he gave a bunch TO
each of the squirrel boys.
They were all going along together.
as happy as Jollie and Jillie Long
tail. tie mice children. in an attic
on n rainy day. when all OF a sudden.
Uncle Wiggily grasped the squirrel
boys by their bushy tails. and Wits
percd:
Look out"
What's the matter?" chartered
Billie
Look. Just ahead of us" whis-
pered the bunny. There's the lip
and Skee!" And. surely enough. there
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

With the coming OF autumn days
utility dresses are finding more fa-
vor than ever with New York women
Most Of those seen on Fifth avenue
are OF that good old stsndhy--tiark
blue serge. Women seem TO find them
a relief from the contiguous wear of
tailored suit, and with turs they
are quite warm enough for walking
and shopping.
Especially is no debutante.s ward.
robe complete without at least one
frock Of this type. For besides serv.
ing many purposes they have a
youthful air that is uneousIed by
any other garment suitable for gen.
eral Street wear.
The frock shown in the sketch IL
of dark blue serge trimmed with
wool drop-stitch embroidery IN taupe
1t is made smart enough for matinee
or informal luncheon by The little
ehemisette of tucked net. A taupe
hat OF soft felt relieved with a blue
quill and taupe spats complete a
most effective costume.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Phelaetine, New Wonder
Worker for Hair Growths
Causes r:Sca the Uoots te Come
Outt

BY an entirely new and PERFECTLY
harmless method. any woman af-
niCtrd with Il growth OF supeI iiu-
GUS hair IAN now remove tile dts
fgureIurnt COupletely-TootS Ia
,.iuded--iu Just few seconds.
Isn't that glorious news7
The recently discovered phelSc-
tine PROCESS is altogether different
from electrical. depilatory and other
methods heretofore employed for
the purpose IL is the only thing
that enables one to remove IUots
and all in ones own home without
expert assistance. The result cali
not be doubt ed. for the user sees
the hair roots with her own eyes.
A stick OF pheisctine. with siupie
instructions. can be procured hi
any drug store. 1t is odorI"ss. nuH-
in rftating, non-poisonous "a child
could eat it without injury. The
method IL SO thorough that the
skin is left perfectlyesmoOth and
deuco of its former blemish.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 70. 1913.
Copyright. 1913. BY The Mcclure Newspspe
Sypdicztel

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 70. 1918.
tCopyright. 1913. BY The Mcclure NewspSpa
Sypdiczte)
This Is not an important day y in
planetary direction. according 10 as
trology. Mercury and Mars are mild
ly adverse.
During this sway IL is we'll 10 pur-
sue routine matters. for The planetary
government that stimulates and ex-
hh--ates is held 10 have supreme
i ~r-e on the affairs OF men.
While nations are suffering from
the disturbing after-effscts Of the
war. warning is given that the men
tai conditions should he watched. for
ideas that are destructive and dan
gerous are poison 10 the mind
Because OF the reaction after re-
cent emotional stress IL il held sy
the seers as exceedingly dangerous
TO give reign to any enthusiasm that
may lead to an extreme OF thought
or action.
The stars that are held to disturb
the brain are said to affect many who
investigate psychic phenomena max
ing for strange obsesslons and in
crease OF insanity.
Domestic conditions come under q
EONcIuttltul Vi lne SUITS tenOlnE To-
ward many changes. in which sim
pier customs will be introduced.
Hotels and boarding houses con-
tinue under a direction of the stars
making for prosperity. Cooperative
living will greatly increase. New
methods OF reducing expenses will
be introduced IN Western States and
will be adopted East.
One OF the msuy reactionary ten
denotes that will be apparent soon
will be toward Victorian standards
Of social conduct. II will be fash
ionabie to be modest and domestic.
the seers predict and a famous So
ciety woman will introduce reforms.
After this month modistes and mill
liners will not be so fortunate as they
have been. it is prognosticated. for
there is a threatening sign interpret
Nd as presaging dress economy smong
women
Persons whose birthdate IL Is have
the forecast OF a quiet year
Children born on this day may be
hasty. erratic and difficult TO manage.
These subjects OF Scorpio with traits
OF Sasittarius often have many tai
ents.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

MInce Pie Meat.
Dear Miss Lee: Please give me q recipe for
uince pie meat-M A.
The following recipe is considered
very good for mince meat: Four
pounds lean beef. 2 pounds beef suct.
Baldwin apples. ; ounces. 3 pounds
sugar. 2 cups moIasses. 2 quarts cider.
4 pounds rasins seeded and cut In
pieces. 3 pounds currants. h-pound
finely cut citron. quart cooking
brandy. tablespoon each OF cinnamon
and mace. tablespoon powdered
Glove. grated nutmegs, 1 teaspoon
pepper. salt to taste.
Cover meat and suet with boiling
water and cook until tender. cool in
water in which they are cooked: the
suet will rise to top. forming a cake
of fat, which may be easily removed.
Finely chop meat, and add II to twice
the amount OF finely chopped apples.
The apples should be quartered. cored
and pared, previous to chopping. or
skins may be left on. which is not an
objection IL apples are finely chopped.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Mental Cruelty" Charge
In Wife's Suit for Divorce

Extreme mental cruelty is the
cause which impelled Lillian NJ.
Cugswcll /" file suit for limited
divorce against her husband. John
Edward CoeswelI. in the District
Supreme Court yesterday.
Mrs. CogsweIl says in her bill
that her husband is a painter here
and that he has never provided
her aud the two children with any
more than mcager necessities "f
Iife"
She charges in the bill. which is
IfIcd by Attorney T.. u MUrehouse,
that for the past two years he has
gsmbled away his money. She
AYERS that lie sold a gun which
belonged I" her in order TO obtain
food
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

dresses being all OF the resorts in France
most elaborate consists generally of metal embroidery
Silver effective trimming especially blue cloth
Knit fabrics are be than popular. Some
will be developed the planest Of others in the
elaborate, nothing will be smart possibly knitted
fabric with metal effects.
Velvet very popular winter in
now. especially the extremely simple little developed in
black dress like this be most everywhere and is
and serviceablc well
The dresses gradually getting longer there and if
noticing closely they gradually getting
in Washington SO BY Christmas time will probably
to an agreement upon that important factor our
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Wirgimia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Navy and black arc to lead in the seasons
:olors according to the htest arrivals among
the fashion experts returning from Paris,
OF course there are many colors that are
very popular such as the pastel shades and
nasturtium for evening wear and all kinds Of
gorgeous brocades, but it is predicted that navy
blue will be the color for spring wraps, suits
and dresses and more popular than ever be.
fore.
The trimming on these black and dark hlue
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

while opening the packing clamps o.
his press Monday
Charles NJ Robinson. OF the proof
room. who recently underwent an o.
Grafton for cataract in Sibley Hosl p
tai. Is improving.
Miss Anna Tuohy has returned o.
the main pressroom after sever
weeks leave.
Valentine Run has returned to tEf
hand section after a weeks absen
TO remodel his new home on F Stre"r
Dan Bruce. OF the carpenter She
is attending the Baptist convention.
The following promotions have be
announced: Miss Mary l.. Rera
clerk. Sl.2O0 TO Sl.4oO per arnUm: Mis-
Helen l. BrandcnbUrg. Office helper.
iec, 10 clerk, H.ao per snnum; 10 a
w. Powers, compOsitor. to Tso-r-
reader. &c per hour; Albert Rcos
emergency machinist. SC. to prob
tionary mschinist. SOC per NoUr.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Two Killed in Explosion.

Waterbury. Conn. Nov. 1.-TWO
men were Killed and several injured
when a turbine at the Waterbury
power house blew out this AFTERNOON.
Trolley service as result was dis
continued. Newspaper plants and
many manufactures using power
were tied up.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
All Fat People
Should Know This

Ths world owes . debt Of gratitude to the
author Of the now famous Marmda Prescription,
and Is still more indebted for the reduction Of
this harmless. effective obesity remedy to tablet
form. MarInola Prescription Tablets can now
be obtained at all drug stores OF by writing d-
rect to Marmoia Co. &4 Woodward Ave. De
tyoit. Mich. and their reasonable price as
cents for large easel leaves no excuse for diet
ing Or violent exsciss for the reduction Of the
0sEfst hody TO normal propnrtions.-Ads. !.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
V~sA~1~ e..

Add ounces. finely chopped. gsugor.
molasses. cider. raisins. currants and
citron: also suet. and stock In which
meat and suet were cooked. reduced
to one and one-halt cups. Heat grad
ually. stir occasionally. and cook
slowly two hours: then add brandy
and spices.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

/ Miss Margaret Harding is visit
ing Miss Jane Storey for a few
days. Her father, w. p. g. Harding,
has just returned from an extended
business trip. --~
Representative Frank Scott will
go to Michigan next week for a
visit
Mrs. Carl vrooman. after q years
absence, is expected to return from
abroad early next month. Mr..
yrooman, formerly Assistant Sec
retary of Agriculture. Is in the
West. They will spend the winter
in the South.
| VIscount de Ezra, president of
| the Spanish delegation to the In
ternational Labor Conference. will
| entertain at dinner in the Presi-
Dental Suite and Cabinet Room at
the New willard tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Helen BIodgett and Miss Mona
Blodgett who accompanied their moth
er, Mrs. Delos Blodgett to New York
last week, have returned. Mrs. Blod-
gett will remain in New York . few
days longer.
William J. Nagie. Harry Andrews
a.d J. II. Brown, all OF Detroit, who
spent the first of the week in Wash
ington, left here last night for New
York
Representative Frank Doremus has
returned from a trip to New York.
WILL VISIT
IN NEW YORK.
Mai. and Mrs. Z. L. Whiting will go
to New York next week with their
daughter Miss Frances Eveleth Whit
ing who will sail for France on the
e9th to visa her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Benet in Paris.
for the winter Mai. and Mrs. Whit
ing will make a visit with the broth
er-in-Iaw and sister OF Mrs. Whiting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Jackson at
| MontcIair and also with Harry Whit
! ing In New York. They will he gone
several weeks
Representative Charles Nichols has
returned from New York. With his
mother. he will go to Detroit next
week for q visit
Miss Taylor Logic entertained at a
beautiful luncheon yesterday at the
Cafe st. Marks in compliment TO her
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

Mems womcB's and ChIIdren's
Felt House slippers for Christmas,
S1.ee.-HAHN'S.-A
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
3. z. C. DRUM-HUNr

Mrs. william H. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling accompanied Mrs.
Wilson on her daily automobile ride
yesterday afternoon.
Baron Mayor des Planches will en-
tertain at dinner in the Presidential
suite at the New willard tonight.
Ralph Leopold arrived in WASH
ngton yesterday to be the guest of
his brother-in-law and sister, the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Newton
Baker. Tonight he will give a re-
-itaI with Miss Florence Easton at
he Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
Ambassador and Mrs. Thomas Mel
son Page will be the honor guests
1t the dinner which Mrs. Charles
Cromwell will give next Sunday.
Mrs. Bromwell will go to New York
shortly for another visit. She ex-
poets to make frequent visits there
this season
Senator and Mrs. Truman II. New
berry are planning to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays at the Hot
Springs. Va
Miss Mary L. Sanger. daughter OF
Col and Mrs. william Cary Sanger,
will be hostess at a luncheon on De-
cember 3.
Mrs. Horace westcot will enter
tain at a dinner party next Sunday.
Mrs Grace Mcmillan Gibson went
to New York last Friday for an in
definite stay.
The Secretary of the British En-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
ton. who went to New York Tues
day. will return here tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
MISS sIAIONDs
IN NEW YORK.

Miss Marguerite Simonds. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. G. c. Calhoun. who is
visiting Mrs. Emerson Howe at her
home, 3S3 Park avenue in New
York. will return to Washington
next Tuesday in time to attend the
debut Of Miss Anne Gordon that
afternoon. Miss Simonds is being
included in a number OF festivities
being given in New York for the
Prince Of Wales. who called upon
her while he was in Washington.
Miss Marcia Chaplin will enter
tain at a luncheon tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
LUNCHEON PARTY
AT CAFE ST. MARKS.

Miss Louise Mattingly cntcrtain-
cd at luncheon yesterday at the
Cafe st. Marks in compliment 10
Mrs. William Clay Holmes. OF
Louisiana, who is the guest of her
parents. Representative and Mrs.
Rufus Hardy. at 24Oo Sixteenth
street.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. David Loudon John
son. Of Cleveland. Ohio. will arrive
in Washington today to attend the
marriage of their son, David Loudon
Johnson. jr.. and Miss Frances Jean
Rayner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William 3. Rayner. tomorrow. Mr.
Johnson's brother and sister will
also come on for the wedding and
other guests from out-of-town will
be Mr.. and Mrs. G. Archibald Coul-
ter, Miss Berry Coulter, Carlton
Coulter. Miss Amy Hull. Mr.. and Mrs
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20


and the party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Charles -Cowles Tucker, mother Of the
honor guest and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Rush Logic. mother OF the hostess.
The guests included Miss Nancy
Lane, Miss Frances Hampson, Miss
Lindsay Wood, Miss Celeste Crosby,
Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss Delphine
Heyi. Miss Anne Willing Dulany, Miss
Mary Custis Lee, Miss Betty Grove,
Miss Margaret Crosson. Miss Virginia
Mckenney, Miss Helen McLanahan,
Miss Peggy Martin, Miss Frances
Jean Rayner. Miss Betty Burnett,
Miss Ruth Donaldson, Miss Anita
Henry, Miss Daviette Ficklen. Miss
Eugenia Holcombe. Miss Mary Hill,
Miss Henrietta Hill, Miss Cornelia
Bayne, Mime. Claude Langlais, Mrs.
Woodson and Mrs. Daniel Borden.
The Swedish delegation to the In
ternational Labor Conference will be
entertained at dinner at the New Will
lard tonight.
NINE. DA CANA
Is COMING.
Nine. Domicio da Cana. wife Of the
former ambassador from Brazil to the
United States. Mr.. da Cana. now Bra
lillian minister Of foreign affairs. is
expected to arrive in New York next
week. 1t has been rumored that Mr..
da Cana may be appointed Brazilian
ambassador to Great Britain.
The marriage of Miss Mary Frances
Littell. daughter OF Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. 1. W. Litteli, and Comdr. George
5. Bryan. U. S. NJ. which will take
place this afternoon at S O'Clock
in the chapel Of the Soldiers Home.
will be simple and will be attended
only by relatives and intimate friends
of the bride and bridegroom. IL will
be followed by a small reception in
General and Mrs. Littelrs quarters
Plans for . more elaborate wedding
were given up owing to the death of
the brides uncle
Mrs. William c. Owen will be her
sisters matron OF honor and only at
tendant. Comdr. William A. Answin
will be best man and the ushers will
be Condr. c. A. Dunn. Comdr. N. II.
Wright. Lieut. Comdr. William c..
Owen and Lieut. Comdr. c. ]. Moore.
Comdr. Bryan and his bride will
make their home In Washington and
have taken an apartment at les; Six
teenth street
Miss Nancy Stair. Of Detroit, will
arrive in Washington Sunday to be
the guest OF Miss Myra Boyd Nor
gan. who will be presented to So
ciety by her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
William Gerry Morgan. at q recep-
ton on Monday afternoon. Novem-
Der "a. Miss Stair has been asked to
receive with Miss Morgan. She for
merly attended Mt. Vernon Semi
nary.
MIR. and Mrs. Durwood Grinstead
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter In Boston on
November IL. Mr.. Grinstead has
leased an apartment at the ST. Mich
olas for the winter and Mrs. Grin
stead and their young daughter will
formerly Miss Gladys Marie Stafford.
daughter of Mrs.. James de Forest
OF Washington and Man
the Sea.
Mrs. c. Leslie McCrea will give
a tea today for Mrs. Richard Sill
Vester, a recent bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. william James
Flsther. whose marriage took place
in New York on Saturday. Novem-
bcr Is. will be at home in Wash
ington after January 1, at 1901
Wyoming avenue. Mrs. Flather
was formerly Miss Lulu Marie
Dixon. of New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
Names.

Dear Miss Lee: viii you please suggest ser
erai names for . little boy and little giril-
Mother.
There are names which are always
endeafed to children's parents by their
associations but for names that are
attractive would suggest Fred.
Robert, VIII. Joe. Francis. George.
Ralph and Evelyn. Dorothy, Jane.
Lists Of names appear in many
dictionaries.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20
WILL VISIT
IN NEW YORK

Representative Charles Nichols has
returned from New York. With his
mother. he will go to Detroit next
week for q visit
The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

Miss Taylor Logic entertained at a
beautiful luncheon yesterday at the
Cafe St. Marks in compliment to her