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The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
WILL SELL
SOUVENIR WAR RING

Miss Peggy shanor. who is appear
ing this week at the Belasco Theater
in the farce. Double Exposure" has
a unique war souvenir which will be
offered to the highest bidder wher s9er
she may be playing. when the next
liberty loan campaign Ii launched.
The souvenir Il q ring which was
sent to Miss Shanor by an American
officer at the front The material of
which the ring il made Is from a
Hun aeroplans which vas brought
down during q recent air raid
The officer secured q piece of the
aluminium and later found q bit of
glass from a cathedral window which
was the object of a Hun air bomb.
By combining the two an attractive
ring pattern was made by an artisan
of his company.
The Belasco star took an active part
in bond sales during the last loan
campaign.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
PAIN DRILLS
ARMY'S LATEST
Soldiers Of Allied Forces
Are Taught to Think
Quickly.

Paris. July k-If individual brain
work on the part of the soldiers is
going to win this war. then you can
count on the allied soldiers to put on
the finishing touches.
Back In the training camps Of all
the armies on the Western front,
brain drills are playing bigger parts
than ever before. The allied COM
manders know that to keep up the
morale OF the soldiers they've got to
be able to think and shift for them
selves when the occasion comes up.
One Of the drills the early. recruits
come up against calls for q combina-
ton physical and brain drill
The instructor tells them to raise
their hands when he says DO this"
and to lower their hands when he says
do that"
Then he says "Do this" and the
arms go UP in unison.
Suddenly he shouts do that" but
his hands still 90 up, and ninety per
cent Of the recruits keep shooting
their hands up. while the old vets
have the laugh on them.
It's drills Of this kind that make
the allied soldier far superior, indi-
vidually and asa body. to the Hun.
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Jus soused. Was that way last
time. Time before that, too"
And 80 the cops take charge Of her
again and locked her up for the
'steenth time.
The trouble was. say the cops. that
she had too big a load. Just enough
for two trips. She couldn't carry It
and she couldn't drop II. 30 she and
the load Topped together.
MY poor old mother will starve to
DEATH" she walled. There amt no.
body home to do anything for her at
all. Boo-oo-hoo-o-o-.''
But the prosecutor knew different
1t was all the same old "bull'' to him
and he insisted that she be punished
the same as the rest.
However, 1t was the Fourth Of July.
The judges heart was full Of kind
ness and he gave her another chance
and let her go.
We don't print her name. but As
sistant Corporation Counsel Ringgold
Hart has it on the record and you
can see It there.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
MYERS WOULD MAKE
ANGELUS NATIONWIDE
Senators Thomas and Phelan Op-
pose Resolve in Senate.

Noontide prayer will be observed
in the government departments. ac-
cording to letters received ysster-
day by Col John G. Capers. chair
man of the Angelus committee. Sew
eral Cabinet officers gave their
hearty support to the idea, and Col.
Capers is sure he soon will have an
swers from the rest
This means that W. r. Meyers,
chief clerk Of the Treasury Depart
ment. who was appointed by Mr..
Capers chairman of the observance
of the Angelus in the department.
can go forward with his plan for
uniform observance.
The Angelus will presently be q
nationwide movement II the reso-
luton to that effect introduced yes
terday by Senator Myers Of Mon
tana is passed. Senator Thomas, of
Colorado. prevented its consideration
yesterday when 1t was presented.
Thomas and Pheland Object.
Let US pray as we work and work
whether we pray or not" said Sena-
tor Thomas. Senator Phelan ap-
proved the idea
to hear that his own iHHsff HHHssffvs town Of Z
Greenville, 8. c., had followed the
example of the National Capital
With the approval of the city coun-
ell. MayorH. c. Harvley issue q proc
lamation requesting the local cleo
tric company to shut OF the electric
light every night for one minue at
8 o'clock as a daily signal for
prayer" to the people Of Greenvflle.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
SYLVIA WILL SING FOR
RUMANIAN ORPHANS
Lieut.. Stoyica Also on Benefit Pro-
gram at Belasco Tuesday.

Marguerite sylvia of the Chicago
Opera Company win be the chief So
loist at the benefit to be given for
Rumanian war orphans at the Be-
lasco Theater Tuesday.
Rudolph Ganz and Paul Bleyden Of
Washington will take part in the pro-
gram. Lieut.. Basile Stoyica of the
Rumanian Legation will T sing the
Rumanian national anthem and Ru-
manian folk songs.
The patroness Of the association Is
the Presidents daughter. Miss Mar
garet Wilson. The officers of the as
sociation are the Princess Ghika, Mrs.
Alan Dougherty and Charles Colfax
Long.
The members OF the American COM
mittee In Washington are: Miss Hell
en- Woodrow Bones, Mrs. Gordon Bell.
Mrs. Delos Bloggett. Mrs. Charles s.
Bromwell. Miss Mildred Bromwell.
Mrs. H. A. Colman. Mrs. Alfred
Church. Mrs. John Dix, Miss Alice
Drake. Mr.. William P. Emo. Miss
Meta Evans, Mrs. G. v. Ehle, Mrs.
Cary Grayson, Mrs. Arthur G. GLASGOW.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Miss Hitchcock,
Mrs. Charles Colfax Long. Miss Bes-
sic Kibbey. Mrs. Colin Livingston.
Mr.. Colin Livingston, Mrs. John L.
Morehead. Mrs. Randolph n. McKim.
Mrs. Walter Penfeld, Mrs. Charles r.
Sheppard, Mrs. Charles S. Wallace,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
YANKEES now !
ARE E'ATTADOYS
London Finds a New Name
for Them After Using
'Yanks.''

London. July 4-Just when Lon
doners had become accustomed to
calling the American soldiers
"Yanks.- they've learned q new ap-
peliation for them which they declare
is even more appropriate.
It's "Attaboysp
American baseball fans will recog-
nize Its source Immediately.
"Yanks" gained its popularity be-
fore the great American pastime was
played 30 generally In England and
in France.
When the English heard the
Yankees cry "Attaboyp as some
player hit out q three-bagger. they
Immediately started an inquiry into
the meaning Of the term. One Eng
lish paper described 1t thus:
The term expresses the satisfac-
ton of the spectator with some
meritorious performance of a player:
literally It means, That's the stun.
my boyp"
All the London papers took IT up,
with the result that in London, at
least. the Americans are now almost
unanimously called "Attaboys."
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Good Morning, Judge
Human Interest Stories of
Police Court Happenings.
By
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

Vernon place. ana was wftnessed by
Lieut.. Headiey. Washington's walk
ing encyclopedia Of trafiic informa-
ton.
Tom had crowded the wagon that
the horse was pulling and drove his
truck to close.
Lieut.. Headley got on the truck and
ordered Tom to drive to the station.
On the way there he ran into Q
street car, he backed into another
truck and did several other fool
stunts.
Lieut.. Headley became alarmed and
/ got on the truck and walked. He
was not inclined TO take any more
chances.
OF course, no one contended that
Tom ran into the horse for fun. But
an investigation showed that the
brakes on the truck were useless.
Hence the other accidents.
Judge Hardison didn't feel like be-
ing hard on anyone yesterday morn
ing for some reason or other, and
Tom got on rather light considering
what he did.
The court fined him So or 90 days
in jail.
Sam Gets Slammed.
Notwithstanding arguments to the
contrary. a policeman in plain clothes
looks like an ordinary human being.
Otherwise Sam Goodwin. q boot
logger. wouldn't have been arrested.
Policemen Grimes and Hefner were
detailed by Sergt Kilmartin to 60
pick up few bootleggers.
<-RrN kt,Aax 1Nfk
and went In. It wasn't long before the
fish began to bite.
"Yo looks thuhsty," remarked Sam
to the two policemen.
I'VE don't only look IT," chimed the
cops. but we are. We are so thirsty
that we are splitting cotton"
mo need for youse guys to suffer
lakadat," remarked Sam as he pro-
duced a bottle Of delerium tremens.
The sale was made with marked
money. Sam almost tainted when he
found out that he was trapped.
It was not his first offense either.
But Il was the FIRST time, however,
that the cops really had the goods
on him.
He slipped through their fingers the
last time because of some technical
ity.. But this time the rope held.
Judge Hardison soaked him good
and hard this time. It will be summer
time again when he gets out of Jail.
The court handed him one year and
fined him 1900 besides. Sam has
neither the dollars nor the sense.
s'too Bad.
Enter the sob sister.
She has a poor old mother to sup
port. She cries to beat the band when
the court tells her to recite the story
OF her life.
She wasn't drunk. she said She
only had a fit. She fell down on the
| sidewalk Of NJ street southwest A
crowd gathered.
The cops. thinking she had q sun
stroke, send for the ambulance.
The ambulance doctor recognizes an
old face. she amt sick" he says
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

the girls in Washington to the club
and the Y. Y.W.C.A. The house on Wis
consin avenue has been rented for the
summer from the Friends School for
the use Of the members OF the associa-
ton 1t has I'VE tennis courts. a vol
ley ball court. hand-ball court and
croquet and QUOT fields.
The association expects 10 oven
three other vacation lodges for mem
bers soon They are TO be at Cherry
dale. Va. Silver Springs, Nd, and on
Rockville road.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Tooth Paste and Powders.

Lyons Tooth Powder or
Paste, 19c.
Colgate's Dental Cream,
trial size, 10c.
Large size, 23c.
Pebeco Tooth Paste; rsgu-
lar SOC tube. see.
Ipeco Dental Cream: q sure
preventive for Riggs disease;
the famous tooth paste, large
tube, -2Sc. . tubes for csc.
Pyrodento Tooth Paste, 2Ic.
Pyrodento Liquid Mouth
Wash, 21c. 42c, SSc.
Pepsodont Tooth Paste, soc
tube, 42c.
Sanitol Liquid. Powder or
Paste, 25c size, z1c.
Colgate's Tooth Powder.
small size. lie, large size. 2Ic.
Kolynos Tooth Paste. reg
ular soc tube. 21e.
Sanreco Tooth Paste, 25c
size, Ice.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
SHAVING SOAP
Williams Shaving Cream.

Williams Shaving Cream,
stick or powder......asc
Durham Duplex Shaving
DUCK .Ioc
Cuticura Shaving Stick. .asc
Pears English Shaving
Stick ..............ao aoc
Resinol Shaving Stick. .asc
Burham's Latherette
Shaving Stick ........zsc
Yankee Shaving Cake. .Isc
Williams Quick and
Easy Shaving Cake. Ioc
Williams Barber for Bar
Shaving Cake, 2 for. .ase
Colgate's Mug Soap. ... &C
Euxsis Shaving Cream. soc
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LOCAL MENTION.

Perfect Blend tea, eoc, Gunpov-
der tea, sec; fancy evap. peaches,
& toc: iarge Prunes. 17c; pure pepper.
ney beans. 12kc; can fish roe 2oc.
pink salmon. zoe; A J. pancake or
puckwheat flour. 11hc; navy beans
lSc; lima beans. Ice; large can her
Ti1ng' ring s; slsc; head rice. lie; spaghetti,
81 star cocoa 26c. II Seventh
&C., ~: e. ana all the ]. 7. D. Pyles
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Madame Botchkarova
To Address Y. w. E.. A.

Madame Botchkarova, leader of the
Russian Battalion OF Death. will speak
az the membership rally OF the Young
Women's Christian Association Satur-
day night, at the Country Club. :sOI
Wisconsin avenue.
The rally will be given to Introduce
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Steady Arrival Of Yanks
Gives British Confidence

Richmond. Ind.-Every Engiishman
feels that the allies will win the war
because Of the steady stream of Amer
lean troops arriving overseas, said
Herbert z. Robbins. who arrived here
from London. where he has resided
for the last ten years. The food sit-
uation has been met In an admirable
manner and Hoover Is the word on
the lips of every Britisher. he said.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Midnight, 70; . . N. o; q m, @: 6 =
m. s.; q N, %; 10 g m, T; a noon, 7e
p. m, 2; p m, s.; .. m, g; So. NJ.
81; 10 .. N, .. HIGHEST, q; lowest, g.
Relative humidity-s q m, Il; d m, p
p. m. .; rainfan % p m to p MI tracg
hours OF sunshine. n7; pr cent q possible sun,
shine, O.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Elastic Stockinss.

All regular stock
sizes always in
stoc k. Clea n,
fresh goods.
Fitting roo m.
Lady clerks, 7th
and e streets and
Yth and K streets.
SILK G art Q r
Stockings. A to
e, $40.
Thread Garter
Stockings, A to
e, $2.9S.
Silk Leggings,
c to e, $2.o&
T h r e a d Leg
SisnIgss. e c to b.
Silk Knee Caps,
q to c. $240.
T h r e a d Knee
Caps. e to G,
n.0S.
Lady Attendant.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District q Columbia snd Maryland: Partly
cloudy Friday and probably Saturday. little
ehangs In temperature; gentle shifting winds.
Virginia: Purity cloudy Friday and Saturday.
little enanes IN temperaturs; moderate North
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DEPARTURES.

Accumulated excess Of tempsztrs hnce Jan
uau !. 1913. +D; deficiency Of Temperature
since July l. lHs. Ia; accumulated denciency
OF Precipitation since January !, 1915, LII
dendenT Of precpitation since July l, 1915,
TempGatrs same date last ysar-Hishest, g.
lowest, O.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
shame .. HIM.


Ding bust II. there 10 always some
one ready to put . good name on
the blink.
The United States Marine Corps
was, Is and will be the fightsnest
bunch Of fighters that ever fought a
fight.
They represent everything that We
are proud of-but one of their num-
ber has disgraced the uniform.
This man, Leo Pozdowsld, gave q
public exhibition OF misbehaviol
Wednesday night in Q theater lobby.
Sergt Bean tried to make him see
the error Of his ways, but Leo was
too picked to understand.
The women in the lobby, who had
all read Of the noble qualities and
traits Of our Marines, were astounded
at his conduct.
He was swearing out loud. He was
under the impression that to be
First to Fight" meant the first to
get drunk and show OF.
He was full of fighting whisky and
Sergt- Bean had fine time getting
him under control.
Fortunately for Leo. Judge Hardi-
son doesn't like the idea Of keeping
q fighting man away from his COM
pany.
Otherwise he would have had tc
pay . fine or 60 10 jail like any
ordinary drunk.
As II was the court released him
on probation-and warned him not b
repeat the offense.
Jim's In Again.
Just few days ago Old Jim Reeves
was released from Occoquan where ht
had been detained TO let the booze
Ievaporate out Of his system.
He was cured, 50 everybody
thought But Jim. himself. knew diff.
ferent.
He was still on IRE inside, and
therefore he must buy something tc
extinguish that IRE or else become
q charred ruin.
He was back again two days after.
ward. The cops picked him up or
Water street They were very much
afraid he would fall overheard and
contaminate the water.
Cant you let whisky alonef" the
court asked Jim.
"Mebbe." answered Jim. '.if'I CAM
get hold Of It I can let II be-"
Anybody can do that" said the
court. But what am interested ir
Is whether or not you can resist
temptation"
Il dunno, Judge" said Jim. ct git:
all-fired thirsty sometimes"
VERY WELL" said the court, ''yor
can 60 down for another month and
pay a fine Of 800 besides. II you
haven't got the hundred you can stay
another month"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Another Atrocity.

perfectly good horse. worth $500 had
to be shot.
Tom ran a s-ton truck over the
horses hind foot, and cut It COM
pletely or.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Grahar1's Borated Vi
olet Talcum Powder;
full lb. sprinkle-top
can, Ioc.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Cream of Tartar and
sulphur Lozenges for
purifying the blood.
Ioc the bUx.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Popular Family
Remedies

for the lowest prices for which these Remedies ar.
sold IN the city of Washington!
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05
Treat Your Scalp Before Too Late!

Wampole's Sage and Sulphur an excellent
tonic to promote the growth of hair and remove
dandrun. without coloring the lightest hair, soc
Penslars Hair Tonic, contains all the neces-
sary drugs to make q perfect tonic that will
put the scalp In good condition and make the
hair soft and fluffy. The formula is on the la
bel; you can see exactly why we recommend it
above all others. Two size bottles, soc and 81.
Menthol Hair Tonic, will remove dandrufr and
stop the falling hair; two Sizes soc and SLIGO.
Herpicide Hair Tonic, 45c and sSe.
Parker's Hair Balsam, 43e and sse.
Westphals Hair Tonic, SOC and 7ec
e. R. B. Hair Tonic, 4sc and ssc
Barnards Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic an
ideal preparation for falling hair, regular soc
size, soc.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Formaldehyde Fumi-
gators for killing
6 er m 8 and insects.
Regularly 3sc, at a5c.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Whirlyhags for your
automobile or bicycle,
red white and blue.
$I.oo.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Smith-Klein & French
American-Made Aspi-
rim, 100 5-grain tab
lets, 6ec.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

JUST GOTTEN TO WASHINGTON
Then get acquainted with the Peoples
Drug Stores" before you do anything else!
Everything that's BEST in Drugs and
other popular lines at stores like these IS
HEREi And you always find the prices
so arranged as to prove a pleasing sur
prise - because you can't BUY ANY
HERE WITHOUT SAVING MONEY
The Washington herald., 1918-07-05

Odor-Sweet absolute
J" removes all per-
spiration odors. a5e.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-01
c. r. JENKINS GOING INTO
Y. N. c. A WORK

Chas r. Jenkins. for number of
years employed as an electrician by
the Arkansas Valley Railway, Light &
Power company. will leave on Monday
for Estes Park to take a special course
OF training preliminary to entering up
on Y. NJ c. A. war work among the
troops at one OF the military canton
ments OF the country. Mr.. jenkins
has been tentatively accepted for this
service and expects an assignment to
one of the army encampments on the
completion of four weeks course OF
preparation at the Estes Park school
OF instruction. He has volunteered for
either social or industrial work with
the Y. NJ. c. A. and does not know to
which branch of the service he will
be appointed. Temporarily. at least,
his wife and family will remain In
Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-01
African General
Praises Yanks

London. July IS. via Ottawa
Lieutenant General smuts OF South
Africa referring to the general mill.
tary situation. in a speech yesterday
said:
I'VE must no, cherish extrasagant
anticipstions. but there is sufficient
ground after the happenings of the
past two months for cheerfulness and
gratitude.
We hope and trust this time the
tide has finally and conclusiveiy
turned. The gaps in the allied ar
mics due to the detection in Russia
have been made up with much stern
er stun from the United States. They
are pouring across the Atlantic at the
rate OF more than quarter OF a mil,
lion a month and IT will not be long
before the American army In France
will be as large as the Anglo-Freneh
armies combined.
when II Is remembered that Ger.
many at the height OF her power be-
fore the Americans came in could not
strike a parlyzing blow what will be
her position when Americas new and
Incompatible army is fully on the
scene7 We can be confident as re
cards the end, be IL far OF near. II is
sure as the rising of the sun tomor-
row.
Referring to the optical situation
in South Africa. General SHUTS said
the elements which made. for unity
and strength are far stronger than the
sporadic influence working in the di.
rect.on Of disunion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-01

Save your noney ana buy war
Stamps-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-01
Ed Hermann to
Leave Canon CitS

+. r Hermann, for the last five
years agent for the Salta Fe rail
road company here. received tele-
gram from general superintendent c.
II. Bristol on Friday. tendering him
the agency OF the company AT 7rini-
dad and Insisting on bis taking the
position. After a consideration OF the
offer. MIR Hermann this morning
wired his acceptance OF the place and
be will. probably leave here in the
course OF the next week to enter upon
it's duties.
Mr. Hermann has been % years in
the railroad businesses: all of the time
in the employ OF the Santa Fe com.
pany. He was for Is years connected
with various agencies OF the company
in New Mexico and since then has
been associated with its service in
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs Hermann and family
have a host of friends in Canon City
who will be sorry to have them leave
here to make their home elsewhere.
Their residence here has been pleas.
ant one and 1t is not withou; a feeling
OF regret that they contemplate their
departure from this community.
The Trinidad agency Is in the ma.
ture of promotion for Mr.. Hermann
and on that account his friends here
congratulate him. His successor here
has not ye, been appointed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-08-01
PROPER PICKING
VERY IMPORTANT
Poorly Dressed Fowls Cause OF
Loss to Packer and Can
Be Prevented.
DRAINING IS Big ESSENTIAL
Dark Skins. Burnt" Wings and leus,
oiseeiored keeks and Other Evils
Can Be obviated-Pictures
Explain Fully.

Badly picked chickens cause money
losses to packers, and the importance
of proper picking Ia comparatively as
great to the owner OF small flock
whose picking is done only for the
family table.
Torn skins, burnt" wings and legs
due TO continued and rough strip
ping" pin feathers that show discol-
orcd necks because the neck feathers
We're pulled first instead of last-these
things can be prevented by proper
picking.
Much loss results from "roughing''
when the quilts aad most OF the soft
feathers nre removed. The few feath-
ers, pins and down remaining should
be removed by the ''tlpper" or pin
ner." Proper Draining is essential to
easy dry picking-it makes dry pick
ing as easy as ''scaldinr.-
Steps In Picking.
The following paragraphs explaining
the steps in picking are numbered TO
correspond with the sketches In the
picture, reading from left to right.
No. 1.-The picking shaclie. made
OF galvanized wire one-eighth inch in
diameter. is suspended by cord. With
the feet in the shackie the wings OF
the bird should be level with your
elbows
No. AS soon as the throat vein
Is cut and the brain puncturcd. grasp
the wings in the left hand, being sure
not 20 clasp the neck. Grasp the tall
with the right hand-thuuh down
then turn the wrist and twist out the
feathers as the first turns upward.
No. 3.-fuii the large wing feathers
next. Hold the hand with the thumb
upward. Grasp ms many feathers as
you Gun In one hand. Jerk them out
with sharp, quick downward move
ment. One grub for small birds-.two
for large.
M. Now for the breast and
sides. Begin At tho wishbone. Take
large handouts. Seize the feathers with
the whole fist, thumb upward. Pull W
and out, twisting the forearm out
ward.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Mrs. Frank =. Wood. Box is. X. +
u. .. Morrill,. Me. writes: Foley Kid
ney Pills help me SO much. My hus
band also has received much benefit
from them. He was 80 lame he could
not stoop over and now he feels no
pain" Lame back. sore muscles, stifi
joints. rheumatic aches and pains are
quickly conquered by Foley Kidney
pills. Don't neglect your kidneys nor
mistake symptoms Of overworked OF
disordered kidneys for the "slowins
up" Of old age. Sold everywhere.
GAdvsrtissmsntl