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The Washington times., 1919-01-18
BOY, 3,L0SESLEG
AFTER ACCIDENT
International Film Service.

James Whisman. thirteen years old,
of 615 d street northwest, is in criti-
cal condition today at the Emergency
Hospital suffering from injuries in
CURED last night when he was thrown
from his bicycle at Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest by an
automobile operated by Joseph T..
Mullen, a sailor stationed at Boiling
Field. Whisman's leg was amputated
by surgeons.
While walking on Park road near
Thirteenth street northwest last night,
+ Tolicemen Walter Dunawin and +. d.
Hiser. both of the Tenth precinct,
were knocked down by an automobile
operated by Ernest p. Anderson, of
922 Spring road northwest. Dunawin
suffered bruises on the face and body.
Hiser escaped uninjured.
John Callahan, nine years old, of 215
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, was
severely injured yesterday when he
was knocked down by a street car OF
the Capital Traction Company al
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. The boy was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital.
Henson Hall. colored. twenty -tiv,
years old, living on Wheeler road, Md .
was slightly injured last night wheE
he was knocked down by an automo-
bile on Nichols avenue, near the en-
trance to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. The
automobile also collided with motor
cycle parked at Abe curb. The motor
cycle was demolished.
An automobile operated by James
CarGer. of 1914 F street northwest
collided with an automobile operated
by r. w. Porcher, of 1881 Third street
northwest, at Fourteenth street AMI
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Both
machines were badly damaged
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
TRY TQLAP NATION
TWICE DAYS

PORT WORTH. Ten. Ian. Is
Major T. {. McEauIcy. with pas
s"nrer. VIII try to lap AmesI"a in an
HlrplHnc twice in four days.
He win start from Fort Worth Sun
da! morning ut i O'Clock and expects
TO eat breakfast at I'll Paso. 700 miles
away. and his dinner that evening
IN san Diego. Returning Monday
he will ny to jacksonville. I'ia., and
back I" Fort Worth on Wednesday.
The total distance to be covered is
about G.0OO miles.
Major MccauIcy is commanded %
1alliafeTrO field here.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
PEACE PARlEY AIR LINE
FROM LONDON PLANNED

LONDON. Jan. Is. \ regular aerial
pass ger service between London ard
rarisOfn connection with the peace
conference will be inauGuratei Mon
day.
number or Rirplan"s have been
:it:cd up for the serV''". They hhN 81.
"A comfortable" cabin for two pS>S. n
gers. Including cushion seats and a
table. entirely in' l"scd with glass
The airplancs Will make the trip In
two hours.
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
Peint Covered.

This point was covered in the
rule prohibiting correspondents from
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
PRESIDENT Wins
IN PUBLICITY FIGHT
CONTINUED from First Page.


with Wilson. French. Italian and
Japanese delegates refused to asr..s
10 have the press represented at any
conference. Finally with the aid Of
Lloyd George. the President succeeded
in having the gag proposal laid over,
pending suggestions from the CORE
spondents. American newspaper meu
led the protest against secrecy. with
representatives of the press OF Britain.
Italy and smaller nations uniting in
the demand for publicity-ths French
dissenting throughout. 80
During the Conversations the Presi-
dents only reservation was said. to
be that there should be no publicity
on some questions on which there
was no final action, lest the report
of the proceedings should come on;
piece meal thus creating misunder-
standings which might have serious
Peint Covered.
This point was covered in the
rule prohibiting correspondents from
The Washington times., 1919-01-18
BRAZIL TO ELECT PRESIDENT.

RIO DE JANElRO. Ian. Is. Milo
Pecanha, foreign minister; Euy Bar
boHa. brazilian ambassador to Argrn-
Tina: AlLino Arantcr. and Arthur BCr-
nardcs viii be candidates for the
presidency of EraZiI. \ special cleo
tion viii be held within thirty days
as result Of the deoth Of Pres sidcnt-
elect Rodriguez Alves
The sun., 1919-11-02

DETERS' Pecrs-surely If could not be Peters Why,
i this fellow Peters only branch-offce salesman
. D.. PersoH0iifyi Why, he only five feet four
inches high, and had personality than mouse.
Stack him Up against big and he would look ard act
like Office boy knew Peters well and there nothing
TO him, nothing at all. .....
January The first and Peters assumed his duties.
All the boys openly hostile 90 him. Naturally. felt
very keenly about it, and did not exactly go out of
% make things pleasant for him-not exactly!
But opeu opposition did not to bother Peters
He right with his work and began TO make good.
Soon noticed that despite my feeling against him.
secretly beginning tctadmre him. He winning
the other boys too. Ii not long before all buried
our little batchets and paled up with Peters
The funny thing about the big hit he made with the
people did business with. never anything like it.
They would in and write in and telephone in to the
FIRM and praise Peters the skies They insisted d ing
business with u ard gave him orders Of a size thai
dizzy hook And offers Of posilions-Wy. Peters
had almost many fancy6gure positions offered to him
as a dictionar,. has words.
The sun., 1919-11-02

There seemed be Of added respect in her at
titude toward smiled my appreciation she left my
desk.
At last had into my own Never did the sun shine
10 brightly that morning, and did il
rood to be avel These my thoughts Fazed ont
Of window seeing not the hurryng throngs but vivid
pictures of my position flashing before And then
Tor further Joyous thrill I read the bulletin. Ii said
effective January l. Mr.. Henry Peters OF our Gleve
land office. viii the duties of Assistant to the
President at the home Office
The sun., 1919-11-02

yXTHAT Peters told at luncheon that day this:
w Get DR.. Backford's Reading Character at Sight"
/ did This is how learned to do all the remarkable
things have told you about.
You have heard of Dr. Blackboard the Master Character
Analyst Many will not employ without
first getting DR.. Blackord to pass him. Concerns such
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company,
BakerVawter Company, Scott Paper Company and many
Others pay Dr. Bacord large annual fees for advice
dealing with human nature.
So great the demand for these services that DR..
Backford could not even begin to fill all engagements So
DIR. Blackford has explained the method in simple
lesson entitled Reading Character at Sight Even
half hour reading Of this remarkable viii give you
insight into human nature and power over people
which viii surprise you.
Such confidence have the publishers in DR.. Blackords
Course Reading Character at Sight that they will
gladly send to you approval Send money Merely
fill in and mail the coupon. The complete will go
to you instantly approval all charges prepaid LOOK
it thoroughly. See if it lives up to the claims made
for it, you do want to keep it, then return it, and the
transaction closed And you decide to keep as you
surely withen merely remit Five Dollars in full payment.
Remember you take risk, you obligation.
The entire goes to you approval You every
thing to gan-nohing to lose SO mail the coupon NOW,
while this remarks bic offer remains open.
The sun., 1919-11-02


j around an Office. The
boys got to picking the man
among themselves. They had
the choice all narrowed down to
two men-Harrison and my
self. That was the way ! felt
about it, too. Harrison was
big enough for the job, and
could undoubtedly make a sue
cess of it.. But, personally. |
felt that | had the edge on him
in lots of ways. And | was
sure that the firm knew it, too.
Never shall | forget my thrill
u pleasure when the presidents
secretary came into my Office
With a CHEEKY smile. looked at
me meaningly, handed me q
bulletin and said, MIR. Frazer.
here is the news about the new
Al D-1A /"
The sun., 1919-11-02
qhe Secret OF Making
People Like You
"Getng people like the quick road to
important ability, this 1t surely did wonders for him.
How he does simple method which instantly

You do this easily by knowing certain simple things
Written on every man. woman and child signs clearly
and distinctly though they letters foot high.
which show you from quick glance exactly what
and to do to please hemto get them to believe what
want them to believe-to think you think-to do
exactly what you want them to do.
Knowing these simple signs the whole secret OF getting
what want out of feo making friends. Of business
and social advancement Every great leader this
method That why he Is leader. Use it yourself and
you will quickly become leader-nothing stop
And you will it if for other than
to protect yourself against others.
The sun., 1919-11-02

IL the off, talking about it, and wonder
n ing which one of US would be the lucky
= There an Important job to be fled-as Assist
ant-tothe-Presdent. According to the general run OF
salaries in TIE flee, this would easily pay from $1,000
10 $4,000 year.
The main requisite understood it. striking per-
sonality ard the ability the biggest in
their Offices their clubs and their homes basis Of absO
Lutte equality T! is the firm considered Of I'M
portance than knowledge of the business
The sun., 1919-11-02

altogether different man from the commonplace Peters
had first years ago could not figure it out, could
the other boys
One day luncheon right out and asked Peters
how he did it, half expected him to evade. But he did
rot He let on the He said he not afraid
do because there Away plenty OF room at the top
The sun., 1919-11-02

yHyHAT'l could not get into my mind was how little,
w uuas,urune Ordinary to-look-ai chap like Peters
could make S;.h impression with specially
with influential lie seemed 20 have unCauny in
luence people. The mastery Peters of today
The sun., 1919-11-02

trrife IN and telephone an and "IJ
praiss Peters TO the skies !renuSHiP' ss 20
-. go -: cles. People-even stran-
''"'V '@A'' P''" gets-actually went out of
their way to do things for At first astounded at
my new power over men and women. Not only could |
gehem to do hat wanted them do, but they actually
anticipated wishes and seemed to please But
let me tell you some of my experiences:
One Of biggest customers had grievance against the
firm. He held off payment Of big bill and switched to
Of our competitors. sent TO see him. He met me
like a cornered tiger. few words and Gained him In
side Of fifteen minutes he showering wit apologies
He check in full payment another big order and
promised to continue giving all his business.
For certain II became necessary for the firm to
obtain n signed letter from a prominent public
Three Of had tried and failed. Then given
the job. felt had been made the goat But got the
signed letter, and with inside tip which enabled to
land prize order about which competitors still
guessing and wondering
Then trouble prang up Of our factories The
it On the # general wakout, pacifed the
and headed off the strike And only this, but
since then this factory has led all other plants pro-
duction.
could tel you dozens Of similar instances but they all
tell the storythe ability to make people like you,
believe what you want them to believe, and to do
what you them to do. take personal credit
for what have done All the credit give to the method
Peters told about We have told to Il, Of friends
and it has enabled them to do just remarkable things
as Peters and have done.
Which reminds me: One Of my wife's close friends
moved to another town where she stranger. My wife
Of knew Of my method. She told to her friend
people It helped her wonderfully that in a very
time she the close friendship of many of the best
families in the Everyone wonders how she did it.
But WE know.
The sun., 1919-11-02

D Ut YOU want 10 know what method used to do all
- these remarkable things. II is this You know that
everyone does not think alike. What one likes another
dsikcs What plcaSos ofends another. And that
ofends pleases another Well there's your You
make ainstant hit with if say the things
they you say and act the way they want you to
act Do this and they viii surely like and believe in
you. and will 60 miles Of their way TO PLEASE YOU
The sun., 1919-11-02

People pould come in and
trrite IN and telephone IN and
praiss Peters 10 the skies
he xas shopered nth offers Of
fancy figure positions"
The sun., 1919-11-02

What Peters told me acted
on my mind in exactly the
same wsv as when you stand
on a hill and look through
binocular glasses at objects
in the far distance. Many
things | could not see before
suddenly leaped into my
mind with startling clearness.
A new sense OF power surged
through me. And | felt the
urge to put it into action.
Within a month | was get
ting remarkable results. /
had suddenly become pop
uldr. Business men of i'm
portance who had formerly
given me only a passing nod
OF Acquaintance, suddenly
showed q desire for my
friendship. l was. invited
into the most select social cir
cles. People even stran-
gers-actually went out Of
!. At first I was astounded at
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for ull ailments TINT
are cnusetl by q disOrtlered stomach
and inactive liver, such az sick hend-
nche, constipation. sour stomach.
nervous indigestion. fermentation Of
food. pnlpitntion Of the heart caused by
gascs In the stomach. August Flower
is II gentle laxative, regulates digestion
both In stomach and intestines, cleans
and sweetens the stomach and nlimen-
tary cnnnl, stimulates the liver to se-
crete the bile and impurities from the
blood. Sold In all civilized countries
Give It n trial.-Adv.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
OF X1O.lEW.
GENERAL


Careful survey of food prices cover
ing n period OF dirty days shows the
high cost of living has taken us flret
hi. drop.
\ world shortmy. of gasoline waits
lust around III. corner far the motor.
u,,,prllsI world, according 10 Mark l..
I,,o,,n, Standard on official. who has
been directing the oil division nctiv-
lilies of the Fuel Administration.
,, .,,,, .r ,,,,,r,x;,,,t.Iv .uO
,.v, ,,,n. u,.Iu,, III. tmcric,n fling and
,,,.u,sh,,, III. ,.rj,.J Stutcs nm uddi.
,i.,,,,, ,r,.,,,.,,rryin,, ,uu,ci,y If more
,,,,, cn us, ,,.,, :, u,,,,, viii liz ready
-, ,.,, ~, .., In m. n.x, few weeks
''' " .u-
An A'her'e'ih newspaper '"',0.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Swift & Company, U.S.A.
Reasonable.

A scIf-impOrinnt individual stopped
beside u trench where II little mnn and
81 big man We're employed. Noticing
Tint the first WIS hnrd nj II. while the
other was doing lot Of soldering. he
sud: You ought to he nslimine'l Of
yourself TO let the little man do all the
work."
"Why shouldn't bei" reiortcd the big
fellow: he's the nearest to II"
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

considerable source Of revenue 10
the winter time. The Edmonton coal
nelds under md around the city have
an estimated content Of sixty thousand
million tons. Farmers sell the coal
at 81 ton for domestic use.
The pioneer of Western Canada
knew little Of the enjoy,nents Of life.
compared with the Turner in thut
country today. The continual extern
sion OF railway lines affords facilities
untireamed Of n few years ago. closing
W. the gaps Of communication. Great
Ing immense business for the East In
the West md the West In the East.
and drawing the farmer all the time
nearer to the zones Of commerce. In
are doing more than any other agency
can do for Western Canada and the
country Ms n whole. The products Of
the farms, which are now readily mar
kefed, and the vast train Of employ
ment that follows the enlargement OF
the farming Industry. is creating new
agricultural centers and causing towns
and cities Of Importance to grow all
along it's lines.
An admirable system Of agricultur-
nj instruction has been developed
through the efforts of the DOmiq Son
povarnment and Tho v.riou. uroy,n.
c,,, nan. r,,non,. NJ A,r,,,,,,ura mi.
,orm. mart NJ IN. a,ncnt,nnoI srs,.m,
Of Western Canada and Ii doing mucl,
for nj, hrnncI,es ~ .vr,,n,,ur.. ~.
,,o,,,no,,o, r,r,n. bova ,,.,.n ,stuh-
iixhe,, n, varln,s rnInts 4, tho nrov.
,nc.s which hive done wonders in ,,...
velonlnr improyed metI,o.r. uf f,xm.
In.
Tl,e result has been n .rcnt awaken.
Ing IN the necessIty of bctter me,bmIs
M ,i,,,,. SCIENTIFIC s,oct r,I.Ino and
dnirylnx. Farmers nrc beginning ~
realize TINT to get whnt they nre on.
titled tn ont Of tbe land th.v n,uv,
n,Iont scientific m.,ho.Is nnd ns ;, RI.
su,t carefnl seed Selection. nroner rn.
,o,ion md summer fn,,ow IL tho or,l.r
NJ the dny FINDER the favorable can.
dItIons generally anticipn,., nrosnect.
no,nt IN nm nil round Increase In nro.
luc,,,n tint Will leave n rr.,t ,I.o,
of money I'm the hands of the western
FARMER tbIs v.,r md prosneri,v for
Western t,nnn,,. nv n whale. II Will IN,
yenrs before Europ., will mike M mr.
renrs In agricultural production.
cnus,s, by the enforced idlepess and
who,csnI. ,l.structiop. md Western
CANADA viii plny n big unrt In filling
the void.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
AN EPIT0ME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDENSED RECORD OF TVS
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM all SOURCES
sAvihos, o mo .. ACHIEVE
MENrs, sUFFERiNos, hoPEs
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.

Western Newspaper un.on New, Service.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
UPSET STOMACH
pApE.s pIApEpsIN At ONCE ENDS
souRNGsS, Gas, AcioiTY.
INDIGESTION.

Don't stay upset! When meals don't
at and you belch sas, acids and undi.
gested food. When you feel lunipa OF
indigestion pain. hatulence. heartburn
or headache You can get instant relief
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Sure Sign Of Serious illness.

Somebody must be very sick ir
there"
"What makes you think SOf"
II saw II doctor 10 In
"But perhaps It's nothing serious"
ut must be. They're old.fashIOpod
folks and don't believe in calling In .
doctor until the patient II almoee
dead"
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Y,u have probably observed TINT
whom som. persons speak their minds
til, y don't say much.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

super IL the rllld of
cgoiisin. however unwilling the on
spring my he 10 acknowledge the
parent
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
| YQRhluN


n,nortu from Om.k .tste that the
Russian government there. has accept.
ed mn offer from Japnn OF men, money
and arms tn settle the BOlsheyIki DIFF.
fcultIcs
The Dutch steamer Rick. Rotter-
dam tn R.rrep .,ruct mine and
sank three mI,es or the Norwegian
coast The crew was snyed and has
landed nj CbrIstIanstud.
III. p,l.s h.v. refusud tho German
dem,nd IN w,,bdr.w ,,nops from the
pos.n nr,r,nc. bu, nm rho contrary.
hav. cn,,.L ali poIax NJ military ure
IN III, c,,,or. IN do,.,a ,but t.rritory.
rt ago., =. o ,,, ,.N,i,o
~ d.cId.L IN v,.,t south Amer,c.. nc.
,nr,,Iny =, r.,nr,s n. will M 10
pu.n,s .,ros Ntnn,ovI,,,o and Rio
Jnneir, I, 4. vo,, lint tho date Of the
vov,y. h.s nat rot h.s, fixed
p.,,,., It'd, ,,,.,, c.-,,., ,nunx
NM, ,,,,t,.r,. n,,,,n,,,., durInv m.
49,, ,,..,,.. an,h. ~, ,h.. ,,,.r ware
,,.,-,,. r,,,, &C.,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. a.. III.
.r,., ,v,,,.r ~, NJ, ro,,,, mad. nv
Ca.,,,,,. ,,,,..r cr.., nr,,oin during
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,,., ,n,.,,I .,,....,ia,. ~ ,ho vor which
l.. ,n,, ,,,,,,.h.d x.,,,.s N, Iust th..
..,,,.,..,'.. ~, n.a r,,,,,,n.,,. ,,...th
.'. -. II.,n,,..,,ir..
sunk uf,.r striking n mmre,l mine Of
,h.. ,yn. Iu,L nv tho Gcrmnn U-bOnts,
A, :, cmf.r,.,c. hc,wccn HrItish
IL
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REPRESENTATIVES, NJ American shoe
manufacturers nm agreement has been
reached by which American and Brit
ish firms dealing In Ispo,s AM! shoes
eur start competition on an equal
| bnsis.
Christian Dou,m,iser. the German
aviaIor who shot DOWN Lieut.. Quentin
Roosevelt over the German lines on
the western front, wns Killed jan. IL
Inst. according 10 word from Ben
Brnkrr. who WIS stationed ut II flying
| field in Germany and who claims 10
have Witnessed the death Of The Ger
man a.',. ~ -
. -.
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"H,"''' ''"S N, :" ,.'',., So.
~ m ', -, .,,,.,,,,a,i.n nm ..,h.
ratification ~ thc lIauor urohihI,iou
amendment IN The constitution. the
urc,tcst Legislative u,i since the dnys
~ Iinco,n
m, ,,,,. ,,,.,,r -,vox mn, +. .,,,e.
man, la. y,..,,,n, f,hI,,,, tho Jnn,n.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Because Of the prevalence OF InfIu-
enxa, the government Of victorin has
ordered every person appearing ON
the streets or In public gatherings 10
wear Il mask.
The Kern County Service Mems AS
sOciMtiOl,, with II membership Of near
~ 100 discharged soldiers, sailors ana
marines, announced It's organization ut
Bakersfield, Cal.
r. J. Cassidy, IS years old, alleged
editor Of the international Weekly, IL
radical organ, whose offices were r'iid-
ci by the police. Is In Jail ut Seattle
Oh m open charge.
Governor Ernest Lister quit Ills post
us governor Of the state of Washing
ton and in II letter to Lieut.. Gov.
Louis +. Hart requested the latter I"
take over the rcins of government.
About 300 orange growers of the san
Gabriel valley, many Of them nrih'''''
drove from this vicinity 81 Russinh~'
including four women, alleged To have
attempted to intimi,lmtc Mexican Or
angc pIckcrs.
,,.... - ,,t.,
An extensive "e'e'"''"e' p
n'''"'ns an" "'"'
'', '' :" .,,.,,.,, ,u,.ra.,s a,
The Pacific coast with the return TO
the world OF normal peace conditions.
Harlan Talbcrt, secretary Of the
Oregon Socialist party, and four other
men were arres'en u, '"'a" .a
VIII" sm'n'"!' vi me "'"H =. .,,s,
si"te cri"''", Sy"'''' ,,. ~ IL.
" '"r. VI "
,,.,, c.J william rhnw. who
.,.,,,.,..,, r.n. ~ Tho ,ou,mnn,ler of
~. .s,r.,,,. ..,,,.,,r,;,. vii, re,Ort
=, n,,,u,..,., na,d for du,v nx execu-
,,,. ",,,.ar n w.s .nno,,nc.i nj San
,,,..., In. ton, ~, y,,rvcv Hurw,.l,.
..,,,,,,,.n,,,ny ose,cs,
,v,u,.,,, ~ NcAdoo former s,s.r.
..,... NJ ,,n ,r,.xnrv unnnunccd ut
S.,,,,., n. r,,.r, ,h., nrynn,,.,i,u nj n
,,..,,. ,,,, firm NJ which III. Is the
,,-,u..,,,,,I ,n.mhcr o,h.r members
nr., I"so,h u Cot,on or New York.
|I..,r,, & rr.nr,,n NJ N.w York and
.,..,,..,., n NJ, ,.,,., .,, ~ III. farmer
secretary.
Tbnt Salt Lake CITY Will not only
IN. ~, H.. ,.r,,t ,,,i, ro,,te b.,we,n
u,,. Fans, and Snn Fnncisco. bur TINT
n will bc n terminal of IL branch from
this city to Seattle IL assured, accord
Ing IN u,lyices received by william II.
Swanson from Frederick Porter. chair.
man of the membership committee Of
tho Pacific Acn, Club.
WARRINGTON
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NAVAL aviation experts nfe I''hhhihH
tn cross the Minhth. Commander
John ii. Power" was ordered I" iaRe
charge or the development "f plans
ana assembly OF mnf"rin's nni per
sonnet Tor III" proposed Right.
Adoption Of the motor truck dcIiv-
III
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

No waiting! Pape's Dlapepsin will
put you ON your feet. Az soon as you
eat one of these pleasant. harmless
tablets all the indigestion, gases, acid
ity and stomach distress ends. Your
druggist sells them. Adv.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

IIumbugs are giltled coins of plnusi-
bllity from the mint Of deception.