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The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
PURELY RSONAL

Thomas NJ. Harvey, Of 10 Thirteenth
street southeast, sailed from Boston,
Mas. for Baltimore, Md. yesterday,
expecting TO return to this city by
saturday.
Leonard 7. Willis. Of the Depart
ment OF Labor, is in Portland, Me
Miss Georgia A. Anderson, Of tn
Connecticut Apartments. is visiting
friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry T. ohm. Of the Postorice De
partmenJ, has received promotion.
Paul 5. Kingnan. OF the Treasury
Department, is spending his vacation
at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Miss Hattie II. Hughes. OF the bu-
rcau Of war risk insurance, has re-
turned from a vacation spent at Ra-
leigh, \. c.
The Rev. Z. IIez Sven, so5 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast, is out Of
the city on his vacation.
Miss Margaret Lacy, Of the War
Risk Bureau, has returned from her
vacation.
Mrs John Wood. 1877 Park Road
northwest, is expected back from BOs-
ton today.
Miss Alice Carraday, Of the Treas
ury department. is at Atlantic City.
Miss Phoebe Nelson, Of the var De
partment, has returned from her Va
cation.
Capt Luke McNamee. I. s y. has
been detached from duty here with
the naval operations board and o.
dercd TO the Naval War College at
Newport, r. l., Tor duty.
Arthur J. Fltzgerald. ShippiTg
Board. will leave Saturday for a trip
to Rochester. y. Y. and several 9TH
er Northern points.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

chops either. and il you keep making
me throw away the rest because
you're too lazy to cook stew right and
the other things you can make from
lamb, you're just addin' to the price
Of the lamb chops"
The SChOolmaster isn't much on
cooking. but as he thought OF it he
remembered he liked lamb stew with
dIRlplings. It's a pretty good dish.
and he hasn't had one lately. He
doesn't know much about the butch
Cr's economic justification for his re-
marks either. But he wondered as he
went out into the rain again whether
he hadn't hit on ap incident which
would furnish an idea to some body
at the present stage of the high cost
Of living.
Why doesn't somebody. an associs-
ton OF butchers, for example. adver-
tise the things in meats that tie con-
suming public at the present, time in
siSt upon making into a bS-product,
much of which Is wasted? Some good
selling talk on lamb stew and other
things that can be made and the
price comparison between this kind Of
meat and lamb chops might have the
effect of switching part of this siren
uOus demand for lamb chops and the
fine cuts which seems to be helping
run prices to the sky.-From Printer $
Ink
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
THE TOWN CRIER.

Ruth Chapter, No. 1. Order of thu
Eastern Star. will hold it's annual
picnic today at Great Falls, Va.
Many special entertainment features
are planned including concerts by
the Ladies Victory Orchestra. There
will be dancing. movies n'every-
thing. Special train service will be
provided.
Senator Ashurxt. of Arizona, will
speak before members of the Dis
trict nonpartSan citizens commit
tee at 1880 p. m. today at the
willard.
Phil Sheridan Post, No. 8, G. A. r.,
will meet Friday night at s o'clock
at G. A. r. Hall, 1412, Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Delta Tau Delta CIsb, Of
Washington, will hold a meeting
and supper at the fraternity house
tomorrow evening at Z o'clock.
Members in Washington are urged
to attend.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
HOROSCOPE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I3. 1919.
Copyright. 1919 by the Mcclure Newspaper


ACSpglshNs 4s1ss NsNsIarSr
Syndicats.)
Venus rules strongly for good to-
day. according to astrology. Mars
and Jupiter are Slightly adverse.
1t is above all else favorable for
romance. Good luck is presaged for
those who wed under this rule of
the stars.
There is a sign read as indicating
an access Of sentimentality on the
part of women, who will incline to
love affairs and even take the initi-
ative in them.
The stars that encourage romance
will have their effect on the drama.
it is predicted. and poetic plays will
find new favor. This means, also,
revival OF costume plays and spec
tacular productions.
Dealers in jewels should be es-
pecially prosperous until the new
year. Charms and amulets as well
as rings of queer design will be
popular, IL the stars are read Alright.
For general commerce the plane
tary government late today is not
so good as it might be. much trade
competition being forshadowed.
The signs that cause admonitions
10 save also point to the land as a
safe investment and seem to encour-
age agriculture.
The horoscope from which London
astrologtrs read conditions in Eng
land during the early autumn pre-
sages losses to the national ex-
cheQuer. discomfort among the
people and danger Of widespread
riots.
Warning is given that September
will be a month OF stress in France
where the ministry may be defeated
and trouble may be precipitated.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have a busy year that presents diff
ficulties. They should guard against
disputes. The young probably will
fall in love.
Children born on this day may be
hasty and extravagant but kind and
afectionate. These subjects of Leo
usually overcome all obstacles to
success
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

Miss Harriet Hutchinson. who ha =
been stopping al the Raleigh Hots
returned 10 her home IN Iowa yester-
day.
Edmund N. Sullivan. chief clerk o.
the Irish national bureau. has r.
turned from a visit TO ireland.
John d. Wemple. Of the shippiS :
hoard. has returned from Alaska. be
expects 10 resign soon and go TO his
home in ireland.
August Eohlcr. or Ihe shipping
board. is the proud father Of twins.
Mr. Eohlcr belongs 20 one Of Wash
ington,s Oldest families
John White ,hicf clerk ~ the d.
vision OF operations Of the filing room.
shipping board. is spending the week
end 1t Atlantic City. y. J.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

William J. Hendricks. representa-
tive OF the employees on the C. P. o.
reclassification committee. is a mem
Der of the departmental committee
which will distribute army food.
Marion 3. Richmond has construct
ed a garage on his IIighbridge farm
TO shelter a new tractor. Uncle Josh
has qualified as chaufTeur. and while
on leave gave the cornicld the once
over.
Miss Gertrude Bischoff has notored
10 Atlantic City to spend two weeks
vacation.
Work on the new glass roof over
the court of the new building has
been started. This will shelter the
motor trucks while the garage is be-
ing remodeled.
Miss Ella NJ. Wallace. as soon as
she RECEIVERS from her illness, will
visit her old home in West Virginia.
Frank johnson is spending his
leave visiting relatives in upper New
York State.
Misses Bertha Crandall and Fannie
Carter. of the machine sewing sec
ton, are on leave.
Lower Case Johnson will spend five
weeks vacation at Colonial Beach.
Ernest R. Taylor is at work in the
ruling room after several weeks al
Niagara Falls.
Luther &. Fete has resigned his
position as linotype operator.
Purchasing Agent Edward s
Moores has returned from two
weeks in Atlantic City.
Archie Edmonston. OF the jacket
section, is reported on the sick list.
Arthur Armstrong writes from
Seattle that the West looks like a
good place to find home.
Ernest ]. Elwood is at work in
the proof room after a motor trip
with his family to Atlantic City.
Emanuel videtta is in Atlantic
city anu Will NlSll MS nome IN south
Brooklyn before his return.
Miss Alice Cooney is visiting rela =
tive in Boston.
Pressman Albert Miller is detail
ed to the postal card section.
c. A. Chebeaux is visiting rela-
tives in New York City.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
~ NEWS

Some OF the girls in the stamp per-
forating division received some we'd
ding cake Monday from Charles Fer
guson, who was married to Miss
Helen Smith on Saturday evening last
at Marlboro, Md. They have gone to
Piney Point on their honeymoon.
c. ]. Mccarthy, of section Q. is en-
joying a couple of weeks at Far Rock
away.
Miss Bessie Adams. of the wettinc
division, is entertaining friends at
her home in the city.
Miss Agnes GansOn OF the number
ing division. is on leave.
Mrs. Lula ]. Dewey and Mrs. Anna
V. Hoskinson, of the surface division.
are spending the week at Atlantic
City.
Herbert 1vers, of section G, reports
that his daughter, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis, is
showing marked improvement.
r. ]. Bauer. Of the wetting division.
is detained at home due to illness.
Mss Jerome Long. Miss Mary Harp
er, Miss G. Bloom and Richard Whit
ing. all of theS numbering division,
have been granted leave.
Pop" Smith. of section G. has made
his car look like a fire department
machine, with a coat of paint.
]. Holland, of the wettinE division.
is detained at home on account of
sickness.
Miss Ruth c. Edwards, of the s,r-
face division, is spending ten days at
Elkwood, Va.
Miss Annie O'Conner. clerk in Sec
ton 6, has been transferred to the
Treasury Department.
Miss Sarah White. Of section 3 is
spending the week at Colonial Beach
]. H. Fiery. of the wetting division.
has been granted a weeks leave.
Miss Semolie Hume, Of the stamp
perforating division, is on leave. They
say HE has just returned from
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Smith, of Sec
aon >. night, are enjoying a delayed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT

. The President and Mrs. Wilson at
tended the performance at B. r.
ksith's last night. Accompanying
them We're Mr.. and Mrs Julian Boil
ing. John Randolph Boiling and Miss
Edith -Benham.
The President and Mrs. Wilson had
AS their guests on the reviewing stand
in front OF the White House yester-
day morning to see the parade of the
Fourth Brigade Of Marines, the Acting
secretary Of the Navy, Franklin D..
Roosevelt, AID Airs. Roosevelt; Maj.
ten George Barnett, commandant OF
the Marine Corps. and Mrs. Barnett;
- Col Clarence Ridley, L. 5. A. the
Presidents aide, and the wives and
families of the officers parading.
Miss Margaret Wilson. who has
spent her time with the President at
the White TI0..sv since her return from
Europe. Icsr Washington Monday
night for New York and from there
will make a series OF visits which Will
keep her absent from the Capital some
time.
-. The Acting Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt were
-. bOsts yesterday at a luncheon to the
officers of the Marine Corps who took
p Vart in the parade and their wives.
The luncheon took place at the Sec
rctary's home in r street The fol-
lowing We're the guests: Mai. Gen.
George Barnett. cOmmandant Of the
Marine Corps. aud Mrs. Barnett; Gen.
John \. lie Jeuue, Gen. and Mrs.
logan Feland. Cen. Wendell c. Ne
Vile. Gen. =. c. Long. Gen. and Mrs.
. George Richards. Gen. and Mrs. \. w.
Catlin. Col. and Mrs. Harry Lee, Col.
". e. Snyder and his sister, Miss
~SnyJor. Col. II. G. Haines. Col. and
: Mrs W. e. LemIy. Col and Mrs. B.
~. Dunlap. Cot y. n. Porter. Col r.
~. Russell. Col and Mrs. Elisha Theall,
.JoI and Mrs. Thomas HoIcomb. Col.
sand Mrs p. Il Rixey. Col W. G..
Jay. Col =. =. Evans Mai. G. A.
sS,oweIl. Mai. NJ. f. Shearer. Maj. and
Mrs Hunt Mai II. : EeyseT, Mai.
y. d. IIilEore and Admiral and Mrs.
W 5. Benson. L. :. y
- The Minister from Ecuador and Sc
mora Rafael H. EIzalde. accompanied
-ty the secretary of the legation. Sc
-nor Don Miguel A. de Ycaza. re-
turned Yesterday from a motor trip 10
New York
= The Minister OF Salvador and Nine
: Salvador Sol returned last night from
"A short visit 10 Atlantic City.
The Minister Of Colombia. DR.. Car
los AdolfO TTueta, has returned from
- short visit with Mime. Urueta, who
is Dassing the summer at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Charles Per-Ier. Commissioner
TO the United States Of the Czecho-
SiOVak Republic with Mrs. Pergler
Will sail tomorrow on the Adriatic
TO- home. The former has been called
10 Europe by the foreign minister Of
she re0ubHc. Dr.. Edward Benes. for
conference.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

Herald.
Editor. The Washington Herald:
l note Mrs. Harris letter to you on
the front page of The Herald. Her
conclusions caused a gurgle of per-
tufbations in the breast of every
man that read them. She argues
with tremendous force that women
in their scanty attires are loss re-
pulsiVc than men in their Garden
OF Eden habiliments. Ye Gods and
gallopinG porpoiscs! Who ever said
that bathing maidCns in their minus
clothes were rcpulsive. Why. they
are positively attractive and the
Tess they have on the more at
tractive they be. Nothing of the
repulsive at all. Woman is beauti-
ful and nothing in the world equals
her for perfection of symmetry,
grace and charm Of outline. Mrs.
Harris has been sadly mislnformcd
If she thinks we men object to tho
abbreviated costumes worn by bath
ing girls because they look re-
pulsiVe. On the contrary they arc
attractive, very much so. 1t is per-
fectly just, right sensible and good
for girls not to impede, their SWIM
ming motions with many clothes,
and 1t also heightens the beauty
Of the beach.
Mrs. Harris says that it is all in
the mind" as to the improperly of
women wearing boiled down eve
ming dresses for swimming. Quite
so, quite so, and ! want to force
fully. vigorously and nightly use
her same argument against her for
what she says about men. When
she says that man in a bathing suit
is repulsiVe. it is only her mind
that makes it SO. Remember that
man was not built primarily for
beauty; but even so, the framework
! of his body with its heavy features
of strength, endurance and mighty
vigor tend to create beauty because
| it means something, it means ac-
tivity, IL means accomplishment
! The body OF the man for thou
sands of centuries has been used
| for work, it has carved cities ont
| of rock. il has with sheer muscular
| Drawn made empires out of chaos
That is what the masculine body
| means. Look at a well developed
man with his big archcd chest. d
veritable fort of energy. his power,
full sinews standing out in bold re.
lief, his mastery poise. II womer
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Senator Mccormick Heir
To $35,000 Estate

New York. Aug. 12.-Vsnce c. Nc
Cornick, Democratic leader and dele
gate to the Peace Conference, will
receive $35.OOO. half of the residuary
estate of Mrs. Marietta P. Hazel
hurst. who died last January III
Switzerland. The will, filed in
Brooklyn today. explains Mccormick
was a classmate and constant COM
panion at Yale OF Howard, Mrs.
Hazelhurst's son, who Is now dead.
The other half of the residuary es-
tate goes to another college chum.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
pEOTTNENT PEOPLE
EFTTVN TO CITY.

,lr. Eer-v Getty Chiffon. secretary
of The British er1bGssv sfan. will re-
'uTn t0Uorrow from Newport. where
Re has been visiting.
The Alien Property Custodian and
Ms. Francis ?. Gavin. accompanied
nv their spaU family, have gone to
the NdirOn6acks. and are established
- th'i- sumrer horro Kamp Kill
ksre ~ EacQUeIte Lake.
~ Charles J. Voricka. United
state Minister to BULGARIA.. has re-
- r~r -"I TO WnsHin~ton from his sum
7er home near Chicago. where his
,<..uiiy is. and Is NJ the Shoreham
y1IotcI for a few days.
. Clarence Wilson has r-turned to
Washington after an extended vaca-
'.aI in Canada.
Count Goreu Rosen and Capt Har-
r-Ii Sylvan. of the Swedish embassy
sraT. and Mr. Erik Kristian Rirk-
no'm Arertz and Mr.. T. Giverholt
Eanzscr. of the staff Of the Nor
vE.ian Legation. returned yesterday
from u visit to tho White Sulphur
Springs. which they made together,
-rot-g both ways by automobile.
o. ''rs. WarmsIey mas returned 10
Washington and Joined her daughter.
o. Miss Betty WarmsIey. after an eX-
tended visit in Louisville. ny.
D. and Mrs Walter Wells have re-
-rr-und FROM a short visit at White
sulphur Springs. Mrs. Wells will re-
.'uru there later in the season for u
longer stay.
Senator and Mrs. NediU lIcCor-
nick have returned from Southamp-
ton. L. J. v-m~Ie the Senator Joined
SIrs. Mccormick and their children
ct the summer residence Of his
R1Other. Mrs. Mccormick will be
here about a week
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

The tricks like best do the rings down in the cellar
Daddy put up these rings long time Skin the
cat the
Sometimes just the rings with my hands Daddy
likes do this. He makes the muscles back
and shoulders and strong. He will be able
do all the the monkeys do the circus.
Daddy always makes mS stop doing stunts when get tired
and hot He says that lot OF little boys sick because
let them hard and stay up night
always go bed carly. No. l don't like going bed
early but makes the morning hungry Daddy
that | all right when | an a well
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
BLAME SHERIFF FOR
DR.. WILKINS SUICIDE

Mineola. y. Y. Aug. 1Z-Removal
of Sheriff Phneas A. Seaman on
the grounds Of negligence in guard
ing prisoners in the county Jail is
demanded OF Gov. Smith by the
Nassau County Association. The
heaviest charge in the Indictment -
Sheriff Seaman is responsibility for
the suicide of DR.. Walter Keene
wilkins. held for murder of his wife
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Croweu Urges Air Ministry.

Creation Of cabinet Office. the
head OF which will be the secretary
for air, is the chief recommendation
of the American Aviation Mission.
headed by Benedict Crowell. Assistant
Secretary Of War, which has sub
mitted its report to the War Depart
ment.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
SALVAGE BULLION
FROM LOST LINER

Queenstown. Aug. 12-Five mil
lion dollars in gold bullion has been
saved from the hull of the British
liner Laurentic, mined in 1917, it
was learned here today. Salvage
operations are proceeding on other
vessels which were carrying gold
and silver bars and coin when sunk
by the Germans.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

i was eczema.
l sent for s free sample OF cuii-
curs. ] purchased mere and used
one cake Of Soap and one box Of Oint-
mentwhen shewas healed" (Sisned)
Mrs. r. c. Hunt, MoCool, Miss.
Cuticurs SOAP, Ointment and Tai
cum usually prevent skin troubles.
Soap 2Se, Ointn.nt as .sd Soc, TsIe-z
25e- Sold throughout the world. For
sample each free Hodress: Csticu-. Lab
eLLtories, Dept X, Maldsn- Miss
Cstic.rs Sosp sAsv~s .~ithcyt m..
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
U. S. Launch DESTROYER.

Philadelphia, Aug. 12SThe L. s.
torpedo boat destroyer Kane will be
launched at the Camden yards of the
New York Shipbuilding Company TO-
day. Thursday the 12000-ton cargo
carrier defender will be launched.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
INTERESTING WEDDING
here NENT WEEK.

rs Capt. and Mrs. Edwin Bradfeld
HartIey, Of the Decatur. announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Mary Lyons. to Maj Clarence Pen
neil Baxter. Of the REGULAR Army
EediCal Corps. Miss Hartley, who
II the granddaughter of the late
Col. John Shaw Billings. of the
army, has served with the Req
Gross Ambulance Corps in Wash
JEE and at Halifax.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
Loses H. {. Of L. Fight,
Woman Takes Life

Newark, N. j., Aug. l2.-Despondent
over the losing struggle against the
high cost of living which kept her
five children in i'll health. Mrs. Catha-
rine Wohlford, committed suicide by
taking poison. Neighbors told the po-
lice Mrs. Wohlford recently repeated
that, owing to high prices. she could
hardly keep the children alive"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
(To Be Continued.)

honeymoon trip this week. having been
married about three months. The time
will be divided between her home in
Cumberland and his IN New York.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Ruth
Rodgers.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P Wilkins. Of
this city. are spending the month of
August at the Elberon at Atlantic
City.
Miss Bertha McCann. together with
hor brother. Joseph B. McCann, dis
play manager for s. kann Sons Com
pany, and Mrs. Joseph B. Mccain,
are spending their summer vacation
in the hills OF Maryland, stopping a
great part of the time in Berkeley
Springs, W. Va.
representative and Mrs. Julius
Kahn. who were called to Atlantic
City on Friday by the death Of Mrs.
Charles Schwab. OF New York, re-
turned to Washington today and are
again leaving for the West, to be alb
sent for some days. While in Allan
tic City they were at the Ambassador
Hotel.
The military attache of the en-
bassy of Russia, Col. OF the General
stan A. Nikolaieff. accompanied by
Nine. Nikolaieff has gone to Atlantic
City for a stay OF some length and IS
at the Ambassador.
Others at the Ambassador are Mr.
s. B. Pisa. Mr. F. J. Yanes, the Sal
vador Minister and Nine. Salvador
Sol and Mr.. F. II. Bugher.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the Franciscan Monastery Monday
morning at o'clock, when Miss Paul
inc Scott became the bride of Mr..
William Meyer. of Cincinnati. the Rev
Gratian Meyer. o. F. NJ, brother OF
the bridegroom, officiating. assisted by
the Rev. Father Joseph, o. F. M, vice
cOmmissary. and the Rev. Father Ed
win. O. F NJ
TIE bride swas attended by Miss
Clare Dillon. of WashngtOn; Miss
Catherine Frederick. of Cincinnati,
acted as ring bearer.
The bridal party was escorted and
a guard of honor formed by the
Knights of Mt. st. Sepulchre, OF
which Mr.. Meyer and his brother,
who acted as best man, are members,
all wearing the white uniform OF the
order.
After a breakfast Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer left for trip to Atlantic City.
New York and through the Great
Lakes.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. John Meyer. of Cincinnati, moth
er of the groom, and Miss Angela
Dilley, of Frostburg. Md
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
V~st~1~ g..

think that the masculine form is
repulsive. it is because ii is in their
mind. il is because they do not
realize what the masculine form
means, they cannot see the beauty
in the big, shaggy. mastorfuI lion.
With many happy wishes for the
continued success and increasing
popularity of your paper, l am, very
sincerely yours,
MICHAEL MUSSMAN.
Separated.
Dear Miss Lee: I am . married man but
separstcd from nv wife hscauSe she wants to be
with her people. have made home for her
but she does not want TO stay there With me.
Kindly sdESe ne on this mItter.-F. 6.
A girl SHOULD not marry a man
for whom she is not willing TO leave
her parents. Unless the home you
refer to is with your parents, l
can see no reason for the scpara-
tion unless your wife does not love
you. I would suggest a straight
forward talk with her ending in
some definite settlement Of the
situation.
Vacation.
l'caf Mlhs LScs- tllen1 ieaHlng the Cl'N
shortly upOn nv vacation and nv mother vii
accompany me. Kindly mention some mountain
rssovs and suggest the proper sppare for
young lady 70 take UpOn slch a trp-ANNlOUS.
You will find amy of the follow
ing mountain resorts a good place
I for vacation. Bluemont. EIue
Ridge Summit, Harpers Ferry.
BraddOCk heights. Take. some sort
! or u wide skirt and walking shoes
/ then any little cool dresses or sport
! clothes.
Foreigner.
! Dear Mss Lee l met vOuns man last sum
mcr. wHD Is foreigner IB Business in this coun-
/ Try. have been going with him ever since and
We love Zach other dearly. Will you please sd-
yisr Ine !, ! shOU,d marry him!-B. ".
Inter-racial marriage sometimes
ends happily. but very often un-
happily. 1t is a question that only
you can decide. A great deal de-
pends upon the particular ma
tiOnality OF the other party Talk
the matter over with your parents.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

thai would dry up later on
and then break cut sgsin.
Her head was sore al over.
She would fret and he5
hair came out until she cid
not have enough TO cove
her head. We were told