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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-04
law IN
.D.C.TOB Be ENFORCED.

Police OF all precincts were today
ordered by Major Raymond w. Pull
man. -sgperintendeht of police. to pre-
vent violations of the District child
labor law by arresting the employers
of children under sixteen years old.
unless an Age and Schooling Certifi.
cate has been obtained from the Child
Labor Office.
Under the child labor law no child
under fourteen years old may work
during the hours when public schools
are in session. A child under sixteen
years old cannot work without FIRST
having obtained q permit from the
Child Labor Office.
In bulletin issued to the police to-
day, excerpts from the law are quoted
in order that the policemen may be-
come acquainted with the statue and
prevent violations. It says in part:
The employer of child under six
teen must keep on file the Age and
Schooling Certificate OF such child.
This age and schooling certificate
must be surrendered to the child
when his employment terminates OF.
IL unclaimed, must be returned to the
Child Labor Office within thirty days.
A fine, not to exceed $50. is pro-
vided for one who employs q child
illegally, and a fine, not to exceed
$50, for each day such illegal en-
ployment continues after employer is
notified by inspector.
Children between ten and sixteen,
wearing badges, may sell newspapers
out Of school time, between the hours
OF q m. and 10 p. m.
Children in the employ of the Sen
ate and children between the ages Of
twelve and fourteen, who have Sc
cured permits from the Juvenile
Court on the plea OF poverty in the
home are exempt from arrest under
the law.
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SIOOOOOs(sSSsEsSSSsH eGsGOsHsHSHSNSSSlSSs
Thousands of people suffer more or
tongue, bad breath. sour burning
stomach, frequent vomiting, rumbling
in stomach, bitter quotations, gas,
wind and stomach acidlty and call ii
indigestion when in reality their trou-
Bile Is due to gastric catarrh Of the
stomach" writes a New York physic-
ian.
Catarrh Of the stomach is dangerous
because the mucous membrane lining
OF the stomach is thickened and a
coating OF phlegm covers the surface
so that the digestive fluids cannot
mix with the food and digest them.
This condition soon breeds deadly dis
ease in the fermented, unassimilated
food. The blood is polluted and car
rles the infection throughout the body.
Gastric ulcers are apt TO form and
frequently an ulcer Is the first sign
Of a deadly cancer.
In catarrh Of the stomach a good
and safe treatment Is to take before
meals a teaspoonful of pure Bisurated
Magnesie in half glass of hot water
as hot as you can comfortably drink
IL The hot water washes the mucous
from the stomach walls and draws
the blood to the stomach while the
bisurated magnesia ts an excellent
solvent for mucus and increases the
efficiency Of the hot water treatment.
Moreover the Bisurated Magnesia will
serve as q powerful but harmless ant
acid which will neutralize any excess
hydrochloric acid that may be in your
stomach and sweeten its food con-
tents. Easy. natural digestion with
out distress OF any kind should soon
follow. Bisurated MRgnesia is not a
laxative, f. harmless, pleasant and
easy to take and can be obtained from
any local druggist. Don't confuse
Bisurated Magnesia with other forms
OF magnesia. Tnilks. citrates, etc, but
get il in the pure bisurated form
powder or tablets). especially pre-
pared for this purpose
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ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
HOW DOCTORS TREAT
COLDS AND GRIPPE

Ask any physician or druggist and
he will tell you that the best and
only effective remedy for a bad cold,
sore throat or la grippe, Is what he
calls "a brisk c9lomel purge" which
means a big dose Of celomel at bed
time. But as the old style calomel has
some very unpleasant and dangerous
qualities physicians and druggists are
now recommending the improved
nausealess calomel tablet called Gallo
tabs" which is free from the sicken-
ing and dangerous effects and whose
medicinal virtues are vastly improved.
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow of water-that's
all No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your diet,
pleasures or work. Next morning
YOUR cold has vanished and your entire
system feels purified and refreshed.
Calotabs are sold only In original
sealed packages, price thirty-five
cents. Your druggist guarantees Cal
otabs by refunding the price IL you
are not delighted
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Novelty Towels, Csc

Can Be Embroidered
With wide borders. thai can be
stamped with initials or other de-
signs to be embroidered. These
are heavy and large Turkish
Towels, we'll worth 800.
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Handkerchiefs, 64c
For Box of Six
For yourself-and for Christ
mas presents-get them tomorrow
and save the difference between
S1.0O and SIC on every box pur-
chased. Nete how sheer these
handkerchiefs, how daintily en-
brcidered. Some scalloped. others
hemstitched. for 64c-in box.
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DRIVE away HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

Aheadache remedy without the dan
oersof headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And itacts at
oncei Musterole is a clean, white ONT
men, made with oil of mustard Better
than q mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can It affect stomach and heart
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
haeo, al pains and aches Of the back
o. Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet colds of the
chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and Coo Jars; hospital size $50.
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Dresses, S14.OO
Another New Sale

375 High Grade Dresses OF hne
Atwood French Serge, and extra
rood quality satin. Many are
only one and two OF q kind Sc
lected from broken lines OF bet
ter grades.
Included In the Dot are RfyIiah
trimmed with Military Braid aad
large Smoked Pearl Butt0ns.
Other Serees In plain tailored
TT embroidered models with flare.
tunic. panel or ruffle skirts.
Satins are made with GeorKette
crepe sleeves OF Of self materials.
Sizes for women and misses. To-
Bargain Basement.
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arrivals aasl Rs should sell At :s.So
Made Of 6ne blanket robes. braid
trimmed, heavy cord Eirdles.
Hsass Pre.sesr S1-so-Qf fIan-
nelette. + Bingham. percale, and
chambray. Waist line and loose
effects. with square and round
Bioeses 1T ss.ss-of Georgette
crepe and silk crepe de chine.
with fashionably large collars.
embroidered fronts. Sizes - to-
4s. in white and pink. Values to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-04
Chid's Hats, 81

Also Special at $1.1y
Pattern Hats at only 31.00. At
S1.ls are chic styles. some OF
velvet, fur trimmed, others OF
corduroy. with flowers and
ribbons, especially designed for
children OF 6 to II years.
Hats made to retail up to
$3.50. at S1.19.
BarKnln Basement.
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nnIeI's AntiseptIe on. Know. q.
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Positively Relieves Pain in Few
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Try II right now for rheumatism, Neu-
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A new remedy used internally and ex-
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This OIL is conceded to be the most
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and Immediate effect in relieving pain Is
Affected parts at once. As an ILLUSTRATION.
pour ten drops on the thickest piece Of
leather and II will penetrate this sub
stancs through and through in three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
in MIller's only. Every bottle guaranteed
-10c, soc. and $1.oO a bottle at leading
druggists everywhere
Get It at Peoples Drug Stores. It'll and
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Washable Satin
Camisoles, 64c

Every one q one dollar
value. Be here tomorrow
and ind all sizes from 81 u -
inclusive. Think of it-64c for
such quality washable Satin
Camiscles, with fine quality
lace tops, trimmed with pink
and blue ribbon.
Rarwafn Placement.
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Ginghams, 33c Yard

Get a supply at this special
price-33c yard-and be assured
a better apron at half the price
OF one bought ready made. And
what's prettier than these guar
anteed fast color blue and white
checks?
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Catarrh
OF The Stomach
Is Dangerous

Thousands Have It and Don't,
Know It." Says Physician
Frequently Mistaken for In
digestion-How to recognized
and Treat.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-07-18

of our souls we soiemniy promise for
today and for all the future that We
will remain where we have taken our
stand. We will keep on till We win
Repeating this sacred pledge
made by our brothers across the sea
and having on our lips the name OF
this country and Its president we. the
Czechs and Siovaks of America lift
our hands today. July 4th. 1918. as we
are gathered under the folds of the
nag OF the Gres, Republic and solemn
iy pledge ourselves to be loyal and
true to the government OF the United
States and its president
This is our country. We are and
will remain true TO her in laborine
for her: true to her in her struggles
and her sufferings; true to her to the
grave. Thus we stand here and now.
Simple. unbiest with riches. but
strong in our faith to our president
and to the great nation he repre-
sents.'
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CANON CITY 6oY HAS BIG
JOB IN NEW YORK.

Mr.. Archibald Stockder. son OF Mrs.
Gertrude Siockder of $50 River street.
who has been an instructor in the
School of Business OF Columbia uni
versity. for the past year. has temper
arily entercr the employ OF the Unit.
ed States Shipping board as executive
secretary of the New York Harbor
Wage Adjustment board. This board
was created last fall to adjust the
wages and working conditions Of the
workmen on the New York harbor
craft. There are at present five hun.
dred employers and more than twelve
thousand employees operating the
tuys. scows. lighters, and barges in
the harbor II is the duty OF the
board to establish wages and tc main.
tain peaceful relations between the
employers and employees. Were these
mn to strike It would tie up the har
Dor and cause a suspension OF trans.
portation OF troops and supplies to
Europe.
Mr.. Stockder will probably resume
his duties as member OF the teach.
ing stan OF Columbia University with
the opening OF the winter term in Oct.
oberA
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DRAFT BOYS AT COLORADO
COLLEGE TRANSFERRED.

The $50 men of the selectiye mill.
tary draft. who are taking radio train
ing at Colorado college. will leave on
Saturday for army camps to receive
advanced instruction and next week
$50 young men from various parts OF
the state will arrive here to take up
their work along the same lines. Ma
terial. including uniforms. are expect
ed to reach here tho last OF the week,
The same set of officers will have
charge of the next desachment.C Colo
rado Springs Telegraph.
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INSURANCE AND
TRADING WITH
THE ENEMY

The general public is not likely very
much informed concerning the broad
ness as well as minuteness of The
Trading With the Enemy Act of Con-
gress and President ilson's proclama-
tion hereunder.
Fire Insurance comes very decided
iy under these trade prohibitions TO
the end that no enemy may benefit
from any policy which might possibly
be issued directly. or with a loss
payable" clause. or covering in any
manner any interest. Claims under
such policy must be accounted for by
the company issuing ii to the Alien
Property Cus;odonias at Washington
So It is that in case of insurance. and
in other cases. the enemy is double
crossed by this act
II covers a heavily penaiized pro-
hibition, except under special Presi-
Dental license. ofevery form of bust
ness dealing. directly or indirectly.
with the enemy or ally enemy: or
with. TO. for. account of. or on be-
half of any person or corporation
where there is reasonable cause for
belief tha; such in any manner rep
resents any sort of interest OF such
enemy
Citizens OF subjects Of enemy or ally
enemy nations are not for that reason
enemies" unless there are other
facts. like being listed interned.
etc. and the same is true of such
residing outside the United States.
not in enemy territory or. doing busi-
ness thereir-.
The act includes persons of what
ever nationality. even citizens of the
United States. who are choosing to
reside in enemy countries. or territory
occupied by enemy military or naval
forces: also any person or any ma
tionality. wherever residing. who is
doing business within such enemy ter
ritory: SO. too. as to corporations ere
ated by other nations than the United
States. dong business in such terri
tory.
In case of Incorporated firms or CO.
partnerships. one or more members
coming within the definition OF an
enemy applies against trade with
the firm or partnership as well as
with the enemy members.
These brief mentions will somewhat
Indicate the considerable inclusive
ness Of the act. which may be en-
larged by future proclamations of
the rpesident.
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TWO MOTOR CARS
ABANDONED ON PUBLIC ROAD.

Mystery surrounds the abandon
ment of TWO motor cars during the
last few days. one on the Canon City
road about three miles from Penrose.
and the other in Ute Pass near Green
Mountain Falls. and officers are max
ing every effort to find the owners
OF the machines. who they fear. may
have suffered as result of the heavy
rains OF the last two days.
The first car. which bears Colora,
do license number 75.S5s. is a Stude-
baker and has been standing on the
road for three and a half days. The
only ciews to the identity of the cars
owner are two suit cases. one bearing
the initials Mrs. D. W. c." with a
Colorado Springs address which can
not be located. and the other contain
ing a Pueblo address. Thus far. ef-
forts to locate the owners OF the va
lises have been fruitless.
The second car is a maroon coiored
Franklin which was discovered by
Deputy Sherir Bert Webb this morn
ing while he was en- route to Cripple
Creek. This car also has been stand.
ing in The road for several hours, ac-
cording to persons in the vicinity OF
Green Mountain Faiis.-Colo. Springs
Telegraph.
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CORN SYRUP FoR CANNING.
u Can es used to Supplement Sugar
in Putting Up strongly Favored
Fruits.

Corn syrup may be used in canning
and in making jellies. jams and mar
malades and fruit buffers. according
to specialists of the United States De-
partment OF Agriculture. Varying
amounts OF corn syrup are used with
sugar. The syrup gives modified
flavor to products SO it should be
tried out In small quantities at first
to suit the family taste. It combines
most satisfactorily with strong nav-
ored fruits. such as pineapple and
cherries. The amount used must be
determined by the kind OF fruit and
the strength OF the syrun.
q - - n q R x
v..n Il. Tho kad yos nsM llxaE Bought
ksaassss / kzN11G
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REPubLI LICANS ELECT DELEGATES
STATE and OTHER ASSEMBLIES

The Republican County Assembly
met in the court house in Canon City.
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
County chairman J. p. Thomas Jr..
called the assembly to order and read
the call.
Guy u Hardy was elected temper
AIRY chairman of the assembly and H.
p. Stommei temporary secretary. This
organization was later made perma.
nent.
In dominating the chairman Mr.. A.
II. McI.ain made some spirited and
fittjug remarks about the Republican
pXrty and its. patriotic efforts In the
time OF war.
ON taking the chair Mr.. Hardy told
briefly how loyalty the Republican
party In congress had stood by the
government in all the vital war mea-
sures and suggested that the Reprb-
lican party had certainly proven to
the people in the patriotic efforts OF
its members. many OF whom are not
ably prominent in patriotic endeav.
ors, IL could be safely trusted with
any political responsibility.
The assembly voted 10 select dele
gates to the several state and district
assemblies and then 10 recess 10 meet
An Florence. July 3oth. at 10 a. IN.
A motion carried authorizing the
chairman 10 appoint three committees
OF five. 10 nominate delegates 20 al
tend the state assembly. the congres-
sionai assembly and the judicial dis
trict assembly.
The chairman appointed the com
mitiees as follows:
ON State delegates. +. H. Slime
meyer. a. II. McI.ain. W. w. Cafky.
James Hoop and G. V Hodgin.
ON Congressional delegates. 7. NJ.
Howeils. T. W. Roberts. A. Cowie. Il.
Houie. T. C. Bsimsn-
ON Judicial delegates. A. l. Jeffrey.
V. s. Simon. A X. Frisbie. T.. X. Bess.
NJ. n ceraghiy.
The committees after taking con
siderable time 10 deliberate. brought
In their reports. i:s- reports were
adopted and those recommended
were elected the delegates TO the sew
erai assemblies.
The DELEGATIONS were made up as
follows;
TO THE STATE ASSEMBLY.
Guy 4. Hardy.
A. Cowic.
n. II. Ncf.ain.
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Hotels, Restaurants
Manufacturers and
Dealers Cannot Buy
Sugar if They Do Not
Report by July 18th

The State Food Administrator has
advised County Food Administrators
that all Hotels, Restaurants. Bakers,
Manufacturers who use sugar in max.
ing drinks or for any other purpose
and Grocers or Dealers who sell sugar
TO their trade must file statements.
A. b. c. D and f. showing their con
sumption of sugar and requirements
before July 18th or they will not be
able 10 buy any more sugar during
the duration of the war.
This matter has been given a good
deal OF publicity. All those interest
ed should have attended to the matter
before this and probably most have
done so. II any one has not done so.
he must do it before July 18th or lose
out on the sugar business.
The County Food Administrator has
no authority in the matter. He will
however. be glad to be of any assist
ance of any person Interested who
doesn't understand the matter. Any
person referred TO in this notice. who
needs any assistance. may freely call
upon Guy L. Hardy. County Food Ad-
ministrator or f. A. Bradbury. Depu,
ty Food Administrator. Canon City,
or 7. NJ. Howells. Deputy Food Admin
istrator. Florence.
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These People are
Loyal to America

John Mikulas of Rock,aie. native
OF the province Of Slavonia in the
Austrian empire. has handed the
Daily Record a copy OF the Narodns
Noviny. or National News. published
al Pi,tsburg. Pa. on July 9TH. contain
ing declaration OF loyalty Of the
CzechGsiovok people OF America to
the government of the United States
ssd their devotion TO the principles OF
Democracy which caused IL to enter
the war. The declaration IL too long
To publish in this connection. but We
cannot refrain from making quotation
from the exalted sentiment IL CON
tains. II starts out by saying:
we came here from the land of
suffering and oppression. u Is on
this accoun: that we hailed America
like n rising sun. after the dark night
OF our humiliation. And she received
us: poor. unknown and insignificant
She received us and her warm sun
warmed us from the first moment we
set foot on her soil: the big sun of
a freerer happier life that we had
lived In our oppressed native land.
I'VE learned 10 love America. for
we are the sons OF the land. which. in
the twilight Of history. was the first
in the world TO arise and fight the
battles OF democracy and OF self-de-
termination for those who are govern
ed. We are the sons OF the land which
shone like great beacon light OF
truth and faith in the Fifteenth cen
tury. When the world slept then we
were awake and the democratic ie-
rians under our great leaders OF peas.
ant soldiers. Jan xizka OF Trochov and
George Of podebrad. fought q desper'
ate battle for freedom against the
German violence and brutal law Of
might.
strengthened by the might Of our
glorious past our brothers In the old
country gave their death pledge to
liberty on April 13. 1913. within the
walls OF their ancient capital in the
following words;
"'In firm, mistaken faith In the H.
nal victory OF our most sacred rights; |;
in the faith of the victory OF Justice
over wrong: victory OF right over
force, freedom over slavery. demoo
racy over privilege and truth over
fAlsehood. we raise our hands today
on the threshold OF n new era In the
worlds history and by the dear mem
CRY Of our fathers. before the eyes Of
the rcsarrected nation and at tbs
graves Of our fallen. In great harmony
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Navy Collecting
Photos of Men
Lost in Service

Through the Bureau of Navigation
the Navy department is now collect
ing photographs of all men of the ser
vice who lost their lives in service
against the enemy. To perpetuate
the memory of these men who have
made the sacrifice their pictures are
to be preserved in the various trair-
ing stations Of the country. Secretary
Daniels has requested that these
photographs be sent to the Depart
ment by the next of kin
AS rapidly as these pictures are re-
ceived, copies are made and the orig
inals returned to the owners A
photograph OF each man is then for
warded to the training station where
he began his career in the service.
There. a memorial gallery OF honor
or a hero's corner is formed SO that
for all time the faces OF the men of
the navy who have made the supreme
sacrifice may be honored by the
youths of the future sent to the sta
tion for training.
Relatives OF men who have been
lost in the present war, who have not
received requests for pictures. are
asked to mail them to the Department
for this memorial All pictures should
be securely wrapped after they have
been marked with the name. branch
OF service and training station the
young man entered after enlistment.
These should be addressed to the Re
cruiting Division. Bureau of Naviga-
tion. Navy Department. Washington.
D. C. When copied. the photograph
wilibe returned to the sender with one
Of the copies.
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Save your money ana buy war
stampA *
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FORMER CANON GIRL
MARRIED At TACOMA

Wo-d has been received here OF the
marriage of Miss Olive Powell. form
erly OF this city. to Mr.. Theodore p
Freckstod. at Tacoma. Wash. on June
18th, The wedding took place at the
Methodist Episcopal church in Taco
ma of which the bride was an at
tendant Following their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freckstod made honey
moon trip to Portland. Seattle aad
other points OF interest in the north
west
The bride is sister OF Mrs. Chas-
Swanson of this city and is well and
fasorably known in this community.
Shs is graduate of the High school
here and a member OF the First Meth
odist church. For a number OF years
she was a popular teacher In the Lin
coin Park school. She Is a member
of Canon City Chapter No, 2l. o. e, s.,
Her many Canon City friends unite In
wishing her ana her chosen compan-
ion long and prosperous life. -