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The Washington times., 1918-01-25
Great Falls Is Not a Water
Power

By EARL GOODWIN.

gentleman connected with the Potomac Electric
Power Company claims that my suggestions for Govern
ment owned electric light and plant by the Po
tomac river mere fancies:
"Al that Great Falls water power stuff has been fig
ured out he tells his friends condenaly but with TIE
hope Of wide repetition. Engineers say there ism enough
fall OF water in the Potomac to make water power electric
plant feasible"
This is an insult to the intelligence of Washington
If Great Falls water power is worthless why does the
Potomac Electric Power Company value its alleged owner
ship of Great Falls power at ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
when it cost only $425,0O0 to "buy" iti
Either the Great Falls water power is worth something
the valuation of the Potomac Electric Power Company
has in it water than has passed Great Falls since
the dawn of creation.
And further every engineer knows that Great Falls by
itself is no water power producer But dam the Potomac
build retaining wall there to make lake In the Potomac
gorge M it with all the water which rolls down from the
mountains and then lead that head Of water by pipe to
Georgetown where it will fall with crash Two hundred
good long feet of falling water enough weight in it to turn
all the wheels hundred miles, perhaps Enough light
all Washington and part of Virginia. enough to heat
homes and cook meals
Winnipeg, Canada has a water power electric plant
owned by the people and gets its electricity for cents
where pay 10 cents Some day Washington will its
electric plant and pay only cents.
The Washington times., 1918-01-25
0roo 0uoI.c, Putting Buttons
OllOO-ONClS - on 4 Shirt
Copyright, 1917, International News Service.


Dod many godnatured
ignored until the making the requests reused
Then dscOd dpaes harmonyhe harmony there
be home where the husband and wife each seeks what the
other desires
Neither husband anything angry way
Mr. Married Man. there little odd jobs
which good little wife has asked attend different
times.
Mrs Married there buttons off
your fact
this button
and he has had TO it that
Life comparatively look after things
time of it If heart is in the right place.
Overcome the
real song
The Washington times., 1918-01-25
Representative Cary Asks
Pertinent Question.

Committee on the District OF Colum-
bia, House OF Representatives,
U. s.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 16, 1918.
Dear Mr.. Brisbane:
In a recent edition OF The Washing
ton Times there appeared an article
alleged to have been circulated by
the Anti-Saloon League viciously at
tackInE the reputation OF our soldier
bows in Europe U myself have sew
eral nephews now serving their coun-
try), in which they accused them OF
being drunkards, afflicted with vile
diseases, and flling the prisons, etc,
to which statements 1 take exception.
To my mind the boys who have sac
rinced everything they possess to
serve their country during these try
ing hours deserve more appreciation
than such fraudulent. un-American.
and outrageous assertions, and took
IL upon myself TO Introduce In the
House Of Representatives resolu-
ton demanding an investigation OF
these charges.
Is II absolutely necessary that the
United States should be hypocritlcal
in this prohibition matter. forever
pretending to do what II does not do
and place us on a whiskey basis, and
slave to the moonshiners, Illicit
stills and bootleggers, when they
would prefer q glass OF beer or light
wine, which Is a tonic or stimulant'
Very truly yours,
wM. ]. CARY.
The Washington times., 1918-01-25
From the Public to the Editor

toriaI be written with the following
authentic account in Plutarch's Lives.
Vol ,, page 140s. OF Caesars expert
ence with the natural and age-old
dishonesty OF Germanic diplomacy?
With reference to same Plutarch
says:
after this, Caesar returned again
to his forces in GauI, where he found
that country involved in a dangerous
war, two strong nations of the Ger
mans having lately passed the Rhine
to conquer II: one OF them called the
Usipes. the other the TenteritRe. OF
the war with this people Caesar him
self has given this account in his Com
mentaries, that the barbarians. having
sent ambassadors to treat with him,
did, during the treaty. set upon him
in his march. by which means with
500 men they routed 5000 OF his horse,
who did not suspect their coming;
that afterward they sent other am
bassadors to renew the same fraudu-
lent practices, whom he kept n Gus
tody, and led on his army against the
barbarians, as judging 1t mere sim
plicity to keep faith with those who
had so fSithlessly broken the terms
they had agreed to-"
Here is warning to the struggling
people OF Russia. Two thousand years
ago the Germans proved they were
savages. In the twenty-first century
they again prove IT to the Bolsheviki.
II seems to me the quotation above
made should be made use OF. re-
spectfully submit II for the good OF
the country. knowing that II any man
can turn It to the advantage OF the
cause, you can.
Most sincerely.
RICHARD RAMSELL.
1910 Twenty-second Street ". w.
Atty, room 4343. Land Office.
The Washington times., 1918-01-25
HEARD AND SEEN

HOLCOMBE JOHNSON and
HARRY FISHER picked up an au-
tomobile full Of people struggling
through the snow last Monday. Mr..
Fisher makes the suggestion that
fellows who drive motor cars down
town in the morning should choose
their routes on the street car streets
and give q lift to people who wait
vainly for the Washington street car
service to do its bit.
Any one with Q feet Of automo-
biles could have done rushing busi-
ness on Eleventh street last Monday
morning. About the time cars were
most needed, Eleventh street ap-
peared to be absolutely devoid Of
transportation facilities Of any sort.
An official looking communication
comes from the Office Of the Com.
mittee on Public Information and Is
signed by BILLY" HART.
Mr.. Hart encloses q few verses
written by the poet traffic officer,
WILLIAM F. CRAMER, Eighteenth
street and Columbia road.
Sorry there isn't room for the en-
tire production, = parody on "The
Old Fall River Line" but these lines
viii show the scope Of OFFICER
CRAMER'S verse:
ats no use to get angry If you are
behind,
Remember that the motorman has
The old hand brake to grind;
And you can't expect much service
On the Old Mt. Pleasant line"
JUDGE JIM PUGH was in town
for several days. He says he is
snow bound and can't break through
the drifts surrounding the Pugh
farm at Norbeck.
LOUIS OTTENBERG reminds me
Of a meeting Of the Joint Select Com
mittee on District representation to-
day at 4 o'clock at the Chamber Of
Commerce
JOHN G. McMENAFEE says at
looks to him like" the telephone COM
pany is asking to buy their equip
ment with our money and then charg-
ing US a big profit in addition.
An ice plant man suggests that
some coal could be saved by closing
The Washington times., 1918-01-25
A Good Warning From Caesar

Russians. Americans and All others
Take Notice.
Mr.. Arthur Brisbane. The Times, City
Dear Slr-Might not a powerful edi-
The Washington times., 1918-01-25

those plants operating by coal or
electricity and running the four
plants which he says are operated
by water power. The latter four,
under this plan. would make ice for
the plants shut down and supply It
to them at cost
From J. 7. TUoHY, Interstate
Commerce Commission, comes a con-
tribution- Please do not take this
as q precedent and flood me with
poetry, real or alleged, amateur or
professional, but this seems quite to
the point Mr.. Tuohy Is not the au-
thor. He clipped It from q small
town paper in New York State:
A NEW HYMN OF HATE.
MY Tuesdays are aeatIess,
Ny Wednesdays are wheatIess.
Pm Betting mere eatless each day.
NY home II n heatIess,
Ny bed q O. sheetIess.
They're all sent to the Y. n. c. A.
The barrOoms are treatless,
NY coffee n sweetIess,
Each day 1 get Hoover and WISER
Ny stockings are feetIess,
Ny trousers are seatlesa,
By gosh, but I do hate the Kaiseri
What's the matter with a move
ment to cut the thick ice from the
Potomac? / know il is not fit to
60 into drinking water, nor to be
used close to food. But it is ice,
and il can be used in scores Of use
full ways. II can be stored now and
used next summer when ice viii be
scarce.
From a friend:
Speaking Of this great labor
shortage, a few weeks ago the ashes
(?) wagon came through our alley,
and it had nine (9) men attending
it, and most of them were whitS
men. It took three white men to
hoist our can and dump it in the
wagon, while the dark huskies
usually handle it alone. No scarcity
of men there"
"Tt takes nine taiIors to life oHs GsA
con-" sGtd Robin Hood, jr.
The Washington times., 1918-01-25

cit takes nine taiIors to life oAs GsA
CON- sGid Robin Hood, jr.
The Washington times., 1918-01-25

An ice plant man suggests that
some coal could be saved by closing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
WARTIME RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
ACTRESS GIVES SIMPLE INEXPEN-
SIVE RECIPEFOR RSTREAkEDOR
FADED GRAY HAIR.

Mrs. NIackie, the we'll known New
York actress, now "a grandmother. and
whose hair is still dark, recently made
the following statement: Gray streaked
or faded hair can bc Immediately turned
black brown or light brown, whichever
shade YOU desire, by the Use of the
following simple remedy that YOU can
make ut home:
Merely get small box Of Orlex
powder ut any drug store. 1t costs very
little and no extras to buy. Dissolve II IN
water and comb il through the hair
Full directions for mixing and use come
in each hox
You need not hesitate to use OrleA
as a $4,000 gold bond comes in each bon
guaranteeing the user that Orlcx powded
docs not contain silver. lead. zinc, sui
phur. mercury, aniIine, coal-tar products
or their derlvates
1T does not rub off, Is not sticky Oh
greasy, and leaves the hair fluffy. II
will make gray haired person look
many years younger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
BE CAREFUL OF
THE AFTER EFFECTS
After the Flu" or Any Serious
Illness the Whole System
Needs to be Strengthened
and Built Up.

Don't make the serious mistake ot
thinking you are well as soon as you are
up and around. In the case of Spanish
Influenza this is specially true but after
any serious illness extreme care should be
exercised and the period of doctoring CON
tinued for some time
If the doctor advice and the additional
cost of his prescriptions seem too ex-
pensive then take Chasco- Vim, tasteless
cod-liver and iron preparation for all weak
and rundown conditions. 1t is a pleasant.
Teconstructive tonic and is both strength
creating and bodybuilding and often
increases the vitality as much as 100 per
cent In two weeks
1t also acts as preventativefr from coughs
colds and other pulmonary troubles
Chasco-Vin can be obtained in Whining
ton at the Miller Drug Store 404-406
Market street.