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The Washington times., 1915-12-20
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

The Battles Of Nation Worre-
spondent Film Coz. the Casino. +
near Seventh street.
William Farnum and Dorothy Bern
ard in "A soldiers Oath (Fox
Film Coz. Crandall's Ninth and +
streets.
Julia Dean in "Matrimony," and
Raymond Hitchcock in Stolen
Magic" (Triangle Films, the Gar
den. 423 Ninth street.
Candidate" (Pallas Picturesl.
Loew's Columbia, Twelfth and F
Robert Edeson in The Cave Man"
tVitagraphI, the Strand, Ninth and
y streets.
Blanche Ring in The Yankee Girl"
Lasky). the Leader, Ninth between
F. and F streets.
George Probert and Fania Marinoff
in "Nedra," adapted from tho
novel by George Barr McCutcheon
tPathe). the Olympic, 1881 You
William Garwood in Lord John 8
Journal Gold SeaD. the Hippo
drome, Ninth street and New York
Stella Ioban in The Luring
Lights" adapted from George n
Brennans novel. Anna MalIeen, :"
the Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue.
Note--These selections are made
from programs. prepared by the
managers of the theaters concerned.
and no responsibility is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality OF the players and the
producing company and not per-
sonal inspection. except in special
cases. G. NJ
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES
Drives Poison From the System.

|DrlNeS POlSOn from the System.
Get 1t fixed in YOUR mind that skin
eruptions. Scrofula. Eczema. burning,
itchinr skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely to impure and infected
blood. Agree with us in this belief. and
your trouble can be relieved The way
to do il is to take s. s. S. a remedy
that has relieved thousands of people in
the last fiftv wears. Get 1t from any
druggist. If yours is special case,
write for expert medical advice TO
Swift Specific CO.. Atlanta. Ga.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
Commissioners School
Plan May Be Opposed

A resolution opposing the plan which
the Commissioners have recommended
TO Congress for a change in the local
school government is expected to be in
troduced at the meeting of the Parents
League OF the third division this even
ing at the J. Ormond Wilson Normal
School.
Under the direction Of II. f Cogswell
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
THE RED CIRCLE
BY ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE.

Author
the NJ
tCopyrsh by AlberP Pason Tcrhuu
The Washington times., 1915-12-20
SECOND INSTALLMENT.
"Pity the Poor"

A FOX, living in forest fun OF
N rabbits, is likely to grow fat
~ George Grant dwelt in a COM
The Washington times., 1915-12-20

IN OYS, do you remember the big
* convention hall l showed you
u in Chicago last summer when
we roade our vacation trim"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
ON SECOND THOUGHT
MAY STICK TO DRINK
Slow Moving British Hesitate 10 Give
Up Worse Foo Than tho
kajscr's Armies

London. April 1.-THE Times says
that II has good authority for stat
ing that inourcrs and discussions un-
dertaken in the past week have as
sisted the Government materially In
coming to decision on liquor leg
islatton
some ambitious schemes have
lately been ranvassed." the Times
says but have proved Impractical
bile The drink problem is now gen.
orally recognized as only part OF the
far greater problem Of the output of
munitions The Government Is UNI
derstcod 70 he settling down To
policy which excludes state purchase,
ensures a mere drasts control OF
public houses and the partial prohi-
bitior Of spirits. principally whiskey
the encourage mcnt of light and the
suppression of strong beers. and in
creased taxation on wines
The foregoing view. which con-
firms the san correspondents antici-
patton thee extreme steps would tot
be taken A. sharod by other we'll In
formed persons. It Ia evident that
tia airi8a ~ prohibition has eon-
WINGED the Government that proper
ton If the nation supporting them
ts insufficient to enable II to cary
them into effect. In the meantime.
those condrmning Chancellor LLOYD
Georges deUunoiatiGn OF the drink
eva as exaggerated insist that his on
eiauE&t by IHcroaSiiH he bulk of the
workers has done more harm than
good REPORTS from thc Tyne and
coast armament reFtffe state that
WORK H. pre- edine theoretically and
thst IL has t@on accelerated ny the
RpprobatotE 7-es4a-" ct Premier AZ
auiln To NV 3s,lr u aere the Pre-
Il yt-r.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Use Knife In Argument.

George Young. colored, Of $40
Geddln street, was cut In the head
with Knife by Tom Smith, colored,
of the same address. during IA fight
that took place between the two at
Youur's home. The wounded negro
ran from tho house, meeting Patrol
man Reid He appealed to Reid for
help The police officer assisted him
to the second l+once Station just "a
few blocks away and Ambulance Sur
eean German was called there to at
tend him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
BUSINESS MEN WANT
SOUTHWARK RETAINED
T0bacco Trade and Chamber of Conn
mcrce Unite I'm Protest Against
Removal of Deputy Revenue
Collector.

Steps have been taken by Rich
mond business men identified particu-
lArly with the tobacco business TOT
the launching of vigorous. organic
ed. protest against tho removal from
his present position OF Division De
putty Collector of Internal Revenue r..
p. Southwark
MIR. Southwark was recently In
formed that effective May !, he woulc
be removed from his present position
which has thrown him In direct con-
tact with the tobacco industry during
the last eighteen years. for when
period he has been in service His
removal. 4; is understood. Is in the
nature 81 "A transfer" II being con-
templated to place him in some other
division OF internal revenue service.
Collector OF Internal Revenue II. c.
l. Moncure was not at his office IN
this city yesterday. having left dur
ing the morning for FREDERICKSBURG
To spend The Weekend at his home
near there, and no statement could
be secured.
II is understood. however, that the
proposed transfer vas determined
upon some time ago and that when
announce was rnadr OF H. ensl~
ness men with whom Mr.. Southwark
work during the last eighteen years
has brought, him into contact pro-
Vested 1t is said that politics and
personal feeling OF some one higher
UP in the service are at the bottom
OF the transfer. Mr. Southwark has
been identified With the Republican
party.
Those lea ding in the movement on
protest and who Will appeal 10 soma
tors Martin aud swanson aud Con-
Eressman Montague 10 confer with
treasury department officials in the
effort 10 have the order counter
manded are william r Reed, pre7i>
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and Of Larus Brothers Company
CLYDE " Saunders, T. II. CoilieF'
manager Of the Falk Tobacco COM
pany. and william T Dabney
of MIR. Southwark and of hs work,
Mr.. Collier said yesterday afternoon:
He comes into direct contact with
the toba eco trade and Is Thoroughly
In touch with the Richmond Situ'
ton He is a most valuable man Mt
only to his department. bat In TIE
Richmond industry because Of las
Familiarity with IT, His fem7Nd
would be a distinct loss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
SOUT II SIDE
Would increase Voting List.

Tar the purpose of raising the
number ~ qualified voters 70 take
part In the next cleo ion, the swans
huru Citizens Association Will hold a
special meeting Tuesday night in the
Franklin School building, All of the
members Of the OAK Grove. Woodland
Heights and Swansbnro associations
arc invited TO attend. several PROM
!nent speakers will make talks.
Cownrvlin- Avenue Christian Church.
The pastor. + Wayne Long. will
occupy his pulpit at both services. and
will take for the@morning discussion,
"Chfist's Challenge" and for the
evening topic. a Certain Place"
inscil Monument to Cook.
Win appropriate exercises. Maple
u4teH monument To Guy II. COOK
who was a prominent member OF
tsat order, this afternoon at 8
O'Clock,
The membership OF the camp WITT
meet AZ the camp hall at iii Hull
street at o'clock Sunday afternoon
ana will march TO Maurv Cemetery in
a body escorted by the degree team
Of The camp. the latter being in the
uniform OF the order.
The address of the occasion will he
delivered by State Manager A, r.
Latham Miss John. Of church Hill
will recite tho poem. which IL a part
of the ritual of the camp. A quar-
tette Will sing appropriate songs All
members of the degree team are
urged to he at the hail In uniform
at & o'clock, Richmond camps are
cordially invited to be present and
participate Ia tho eNercis q
Following two-year cruise about
Asia. during which he had many i'm
terestmg adventures, Lieutenant X.
s. Robertson. 1r.. is back at his home.
ais West Thirty-third Street. on a
three months leave OF absence. Lieu
tenant Robertson Is Of the United
Statesk ship Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
VIII Speak on THE New Physics. ~

Professor Robert Miiliken, Of the
University OF Chicago, viii deliver the
first of series of lectures Of the
Thomas foundation. Monday afternoon
at clock In the auditorium Of Rich
mond College, at Westhampton. His
subject will be The New Physics"
His lecture will he illustrated with
lantern slides. Prfessor Mlliken Ia
a very Interesting speaker, aad pre-
fers to express himself in non-techni-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
MADISON SOCIAL CENTER
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

this afternoon by d fall from "a horse
at Columbus Avenue and Ninty- sixth
Street Her left hip was dislocated.
but II was said tonight at Flower
Hospital that her condition is not
serious. and she will be completely
recovered In a short time.
liam a. Hartman. a son of Mrs + II
Hartman. when passing automobile
frightened her horse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

cal language whenever possible. and
this has given VIDE popularity to his
text cooks. especially TO those used
in elementary schools. This lecture
will be pen to the public without iii
vitation or cards. and large attend
a1ce In expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

worth. is entitled to one-sixth of {
trust fund of sTa.2ss, MIR. Lee ere.
afed this fund in 1898 for tho bennt
Of his wife who died recently. He.
sides Mrs. Longworth's share, equa,
amounts go to the children OF thu
AacNdent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Uses Knife proYnfacuouaEx

Curtis lIFll coiored. was fined s25
and costs yesterday in r 5lic Court on
the charge of aasault!ng Charles An
derson. eolored. with a knife. Hill
was arrested by Patrol1nan c. l.
Tucker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

New, York, April 1.-THE transfer
appraisal of the estate of George c.
Lee. who died in. Newton, Mass. on
March 81, 1910. shows that his grand
daughter, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
Poets Granddaughter Hurt

New York, April 1T.--Miss Gather
inr G. Lawrence. granddaughter OF
Charles Lanier. was painfully injured
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06
Enlist i'm the Bureaus prosperity Campa;gn'

the crop.
Better Farming---to. get more
crops and a better Weld; Better
Markets---by wedding cut some of
the hungry SPECTATORS and short
ening the distance between the
farmer and the ultimate consumer.
BY organization and cooperation
alone can this be done.
Why a Division Of Drainage,
Transportation and Highways?
Drainage---How much was lost
last year by DELAYED planting and
DELAYED cultivation wli,iug for the
ground TO dry? How much Of your
crop was scalded or stunted result
ing i'll reduced yield2 Therefore,
Drainage. Transportation How
about routing your freight to the
best markets; getting the lowest
rates; being protected against mis-
takes and determinations, seeing
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06
Tragic Death of
Mrs. WhitnleI
Carriere.
BELOVED SISTER OF REV. c. A.
FORET, RECTOR or BANCKERS.
BEARING HER FIVE-YEAR-
OLD son IN HER ARMS.

y. .. Morning Star:-The sad and
tragic death Of Mrs. Whitmel Carriere
and her five-year old son has cast a gloom
over the entire town of Napolconvil!c.
where the estinlable lady was so well
known and loved. With that of her
little son, Mrs. Carrierc's dead BODY was
discovered on Sunday by searching
party who had spent thirty six hours in
seeking the mother and child.
Mrs. Carrierc was OH her way back TO
her home from her mothers, twelve
miles, when she strangely straycd from
her road, Jan. 10th, and became lost in
the fields and woods, and was irving to
reach her home on foot, after having
left her buggy when she espied and mis-
trusted a searching party i'll tie night,
and kid herself and child in the culvert
OF nearby bridge, and died there with
TIE child, Of fright and exposure, it is
believed, Friday night or Saturday, ac-
cording to the inquest of DR.. a. A. An
coin, of Platteuville, La.
On Sunday morning mother and child
were found nader the water in the cul
vert al 1880 while the Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass was being offered up Tor their
recovery.
Mrs. Carriere left her home N Napo-
leonville, with her SOL, to 90 to visit her
mother on Friday, Her action, while
with her mother, Mrs. Foret, wcre nor
NAL, and she left her, i'll compaus ~iln
her little son, in the best OF spirit.
When they failed to return home on
FRIDAY evening, Mr.. Carricre went to
seek his wife and child at the home of
Mrs. Forct, only to learn that they had
left hours before, at midday, in the bug
gy in which they had come to make the
visit. The worried husband then re-
turned to his home, looking carefully
along the way for any traces of his Wifi
and child. Not finding his dear ones at
home on his return; the neighbors were
notified of the strange disappearance,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06

that your produce reaches the mar
ket III good time? Highways?---
Don t YOU know that the bad roads
tax cost You much more than it
to bulld maCldamized roads around
every township in your parisho
Why Division of Publicity; I'm
migration. and indust ial Develop
n'en,? Say, don't be silly. We
wart good white farmers to come
to Southwest louisiana TO cultivate
Our vacant lands, to help us build
roads and schools and drainage
canals--to be our ncighbors. That's
why we want publicity and tina,
will bring industrial development.
Therefore everybody in South
west Louisiana should join in tie
movement. The funds derived from
membership goes 10 help the peo-
pie. Two-ffths will go to the gen
eral fund for overhead expenses.
etc, and the subscriber will name
the divisions to which he NAV de
sire thcremaining three fifths of his
subscription to go.
Gentlemen, the performance will
begin i'll Acadia Parish, Wednesday
Feb. 10th. Look out for it and be
sure to attend the meeting most
convenient to you.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06

and several searching parties were has
THY organized. The parties were out all
Friday night and returned to Naploeon-
Vile Saturday morning for food and a
brief rest, and started out again on their
sad search. Practically every man in
Napoleonvillc engaged in the search. A
code signal was arranged and the search
| was a most systematic one
The buggy i'll which the mother and
son rode was found late Saturday, and
the horse was discovered carefully tied
to a tree. This was the first clue, and
the grounds around where the horse and
buggy were found for miles around were
carefully gone over, but late Saturday
night the searching parties came back
with no news of the missing pair.
On Sunday morning, Paul Guillot, an
employee of the cypress mill, who was
passing over a bridge that spanned a
small stream Oh the Locust Grove Plan
tation, discovered portion ola womln's
dress partly concealed by The bridge. lie
summoned, help and the mother and
child were discovered under the bridge.
The inquest developed the fact that
neither mother nor child had met with
foul play, nor was there any evidence of
their having been drowned. 1t is believ-
ed that fright and exposure were the
cause OF their deaths. Mr.. Carriere il
nearly Frustrated at the death OF his wife
and child. He, with four children. sur
viue
Mrs. Carriere was, before her marriage
a Miss Myrtha Foret, and a member of
one OF the representative families of
Louisiana. She is a sister of the Rev.
{. A. Foret, the rector OF the Church of
Our Lady Of Prompt Succor at Bancker.
La. One other brother, Mr.. Ferdinand
Foret, Is an attache of the Charity Hos
pital of New Orleans.
The funeral ceremonies for motherand
child were held in the Church of the
Assumption al Plattcnville. The church
was filled with sorrowing friends and
relatives, who came from far and near.
The heavy mourning drapcries we're
most elaborate, ana the ceremonies were
slngularly impressive. The pastor. Rev.
Father J.. A. Francon, departed from his
usual custom of not speaking at burial
services, and preached touching flu
neral sermon, filled with consolation for
the grief-stricken relatives. Mother and
son we're laid together in the family
tomb. with the pious PRAYERS of the en-
tire community ascending heavenward
for the repose OF their souls.
To Rev. Father Foret, the stricken
family and relatives of the much-loved
lady and her little son, The Morning
Star extends its deepest sympathy in the
sorrow that has come to them in this
mysterious and deeply deplored tragedy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06
Phone 248.
Must Have Help.

Uncle Sam says he must have
help. He wants StenographcrS for
his office in Washington, and
throughout many of the Southern
States, at entrance salaries of from
$40 to 5000 per annum. He has
some vacancies i'll his Philippine
Offices and in Panama, for which
ne pays an entrance salary of 81 200
to $500 per year. He advances
on merit, If you are competent You
will soon draw most attractive
salary and only work f.or. . a. III.
10 $50 p. NJ, with thirty days va
cation during the year with pay.
Five different examinations were
held here i'll our city during the
past year by the Civil Service De
partment, to secure help for the
Government. Special letters were
received by our school, urging that
Gus graduates take these eXamina-
tons. We prepare students to pass
examinations for several depart
ments for Government work.
Owing to America being the
great department store of the world
during the European war, Uncle
Sam will need far more help this
year than ever before. Young men
and women, ambitious to succeed.
should give this Civil Service work F.
prompt and serious consideration. |
The position is certain, the salary
good and the pay sure.
Business men desiring efficient .
Office help, bookkeepers, stenogra-
pliers, secretaries or operators, at /
salaries in keeping with the quality
of service rendered, should phone
or write us just what kind of help
they want, and we will take partic-
ular pains i'll selecting it, either
from students just graduating or
from former graduates who are de
string advancement. We have an
enrolment of more than two thous-
and per year, ane ten thousand for
Iner students from which to select
Just the kind of help you want. We
have All expert i'll charge of our
Employment Department who will
take special interest in serving You
without charge.
Those interested i'll preparing for
either Government or Commercial ,
positions, phone us. at our expense
Or write lis for particulars. Gaia
logue free. ,
Tyler Commercial College, ,
Tyler, Texas. ,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06
At Victor Theatre,

Sunday
The Mysterious Rose, 2 reels
Cunnard and Ford; Gold Seal.
The Blighted Spaniard, LKO.
Monday
The Lion. the Lamb, the Man,
2 reels, Pauline Bush, Rex.
Vivian's Cookies, Crystal.
Tuesday
Mystery of Sea View Hotel, Ben
Wilson, reels, Rex.
Weekly No. 142, Univeral.
Wednesday
The Foundlings of Father Time,
reels, Bison.
When Lizzie Got Her Polish,
Nestor.
Thursday
The Little Gray Home, 2 reels,
Myers and Theby. Victor.
His New Job. Sterling.
Friday
Trey O. Hearts, Last Trump,
3 reels. Story Is, Gold Seal.
Saturday
The Coward, 2 reels, Dorothy
Phillips, Imp.
Billy's Charge, Sterling.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06
Interest I'm Piano Contest
is Now Taking New Spirit
Many Ways i'll Which the Contestants May Use to Get the
Extra NotcsNcw Feature is Added

Now that the Grimmcr Piano
Contest Is beginning to draw to-
ward the end, new interest is being
manifested by the several contest
ants. 1t is but Il few weeks now
when the successful contestant Will
be known, and realizing this each
of them are working harder and
harder in an effort to carry off the
main prize, a pretty SlO0 Claxton
Grand Piano, which Mr.. Grimmer
Is giving away.
Beginning Monday Mr.. Grimmcr
VIII install special check counter
where certain articles will be placed
for sale, and every purchase of an
article from this counter amounting
to 25c will cuiitle holder to one
p c c a | II c c k, and vii
also be good for , 800 vote extra
These special checks may Lri..d
IN securing weekly and monthly
premiums, whether the holder is a
contestant or not, and it is very
evident that many will make an
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-02-06

If a better cough syrup than Foley, $
Honey and Tar Compound could be found
we would carry it. We know this reliable
and dependable medicine has given sat
isfaction for more than forty years: there
fore we never offer a substitute for the
genuine. Recommended for coughs.
colds, Group, whooping cough bronchial
and lagrippe coughs. No opiatess. Sold
by City Pharmacy. adv