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SITUATIONS WANTED
MAGR

Ma EzPLONER-I offeE. Yea q bargain.
peeau1e the man starting tn again always
mas % make good first; be has 20 deliver
the goods have Just been DISCHARGED
from the army where j advanced from
private 70 captain without q pull" have
travelled and worked On nearly every cnum-
tryi my object being to gain experience:
IN the past 13 years have worked at near
" everything, from clerk to executive
from coWpuncher 20 college professor
EueaE French ana Spanish and several
South Sea Island languages fluentlys ~ you
need q man who can adapt himself % your
requirements, who can take and give or
dsrs- am your man. BOX 3a5s Times
office lie
LOUN0 man. colOred, experienced drug
clerk office clerk and general business,
wants any position COLLINS Iss Srd e.
YOUNG NAN vishos any kind 81 WoFk
evenings from 5:3o 60 u p m. BOX
336. Times office. 12P
MUSIC fuFnishsd for any ocoasion, hotel,
dance, etcG now open for engagement.
92I 9Th st. y. ". M. 5o5i, or y. sos. 12e
SECOND BAKER-Colored mani hotel
or restaurant. 22l8 II 81. N. ". 12
= ETperIeneed; tempo
rary work. Phone message FOR Mr.. BA-
lSER, North 4475. 1oe
Al FRENCH CHEF-Can give best refer
ences, hotel or club, OF nrst-clag8 reglau-
rant. 5l6 Lamont %. N. ". 1le
RIAAsTERTNG and Ealsoni hing done 81
WM. HOLMES 13I L st. 8. ~ 14a
POSITION a. steward or chef m instltu-
tious present position for 10 years as
gteWard. i. SORG, Steward, Mont Alto
Pa, SEnatorium. Ioa
CHAUFFEUB wishes position With pFivate
family; travel anywhere. BOX 3I6,
1imes olhea 10
TUTOR-PFiVnto instruction On maihemnt-
les and sciences by college graduate, with
four years experience In college teaching.
BOX 81, Times office. 10P
AMBITIOUS young nan wishes employ
ment after D. m. or evenings as sales
man or clerical Call Col 74oO Br. T9, be-
FBMABB
PIANIST, Al. Address BOX
A-34, Times office. fO%
YOUNG lady, OuYer typlst. wishes W0rlz
from 10 ull 2. Address BOX 3oT, Times
once. Nv
NURSE wants position; enc years trllniug
In hospital BOX 800, Times oGlce. ~
MAID or cook, neat, reliable womans STAY
nights; IN small family. 1895 1gt g. ~.
". Phone west E454 lIe
mlddle-aged, refined, re-
liable. % keep house for WidoWer or
bachelor: prefer good home and small
wages. BOX 1885, Times oftice. 1o'
% typist-EVeuingB b.
young LADY, BOX $50, Times Office. 1l'
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russ I've lounE11. enc double tel-feaf.
chairs FeLfiEeFatcrf rea1qnalle t01e q
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HELP WAnTED-MBLE

AL 81 Us want value for our money, and
there was meFer q radio school Ia the
world that gave az much value as the
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL az s0O-2 Pa
ave We qualify students Tor the frst-
Grade radio license every week and fulule-
5eilately place them in positions worth 500
course in wireless takes about l6 weeks OF
your time : huurE either daV or uiEhg.
uFe days IN the week Can you beat IT, ~
tleHe any PROFESSION OF calling under
the sun that requires So short a time for
preparation and win pay you so WelI2
Every student On this school ls q booster
Cor Us. beeauss We 40 the rirht fhinF ~
mem and make no promises we do not
AeA We sre now teaching the arc sys-
radio, and have ordered two more COM
lete wireless outdtE. or ship apparatus
which VIII be Installed about the latter
part OF this month school must De
gully equipped with up-to-date apparatus
% thoroughly instruct itg students, there
NoI1 We have never spared expense in this
direction. as We made up our minds long
hgo % reach the very zenith 10 radio, 70
a3e the leaders In the art the very top.
s0ut-ot-tQEn parties should send 81 once
or cur latest catalogue describing our
H5oFrespoudence course, which is most
.hcEuuEl ana I'D 70 Gate. In this course
We furnish complete lesson books fifteen
u AN. prepared by our theory experts, in
additlon 70 All sending and receiving ap-
paratus necessary 20 qualify students, in
their own homes FOR passing the Govern
Inent examination Tor hrEt-grade CONNER
eini radio license. We have most fiatter-
Nng letters from our correspondence stu
Meutg in different parts OF the country,
.Vho are making excellent headway in this
Hourae, and we SHAH be pleased at any
I'M 70 furnish inuuirers with the names
hud addresses OF g number Of them. stu
Eeutg may start in any time, and another
Nargs lecture class OF beginners viii be
ttart5ed next A-lonaey;' the 18TH Why rot
Eurol at-loncel Call, write or phone Tor
4hataloguo and fun information.
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL
Doo-2 Pa ave. Phone Frank. 7BIL
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oc3-3Ot

OFFICE CLERK-YOmE settled man for
factory office; good opportunity for ad-
vancemeut5 resident Alexandria county
preferred. Apply HYDRAULIC PRESS
BRICK CO., Arlington Junction, Va lie
for wagon. PENN OIL
CO., ROEslyn, Va. 16
DRIVER wanted-COIorsd, for Ford truck
steady sob and good wages for reliable
man. COLUMBIA BRICK AND COAL
COMPANE, Takoma Park, D. c. IL
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Houses are needed awful bad;
Friend said 'Try a Times Want ADJ
Tries it-offers came so quick
Had to stop it double quick.
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APARTMEnTs ID -

FUREEsHED
18th AND OHEGOl AVE. u. UT. i1h11s
NoFth-113i Two rooms and baah mod-
eEn apartment The concord. lie
WILL eEehaiEs S-Foom and hath arart..
rent t39, for large apart 81 house not
over $50. APT. 90 l44s PARK rd- 1q9
WANTED AP PBRTMEnTS
8 DOO1Is ana bath. 'iIIlI led. E51F IN
coln Park on 81 Before EloVemter J.
ealL AortA A1gl ~
ONE Oh IWo-HooI uuluFnl1aeI
+. lments kttuhelette. bath rent not % eE-
eeed $40. cal DR.. HUEIEEl, Main l6Eo.
ALABHIED CDUEBE-TFoFElng, desire tVu
or three-room Apartment. with Eltehen-
ette and bath furnished for light house
keeplnE- BOX 1g8, Ths Times. 1oa
LklHLis .oF four Foon1 wanted win t1lhs
unfurnished OF partly furnished; reason
eble rent BO4 90. Tine ofnce. 13'
FOB BEEI-ElEe-Foom 1at, With bafhs 3
completely Furnished; furniture for sale
u 1zth g. =. lee
By married couple, - g FodIlg, hath und
kitcheuette Apartment. either euFuniEhod
Or unfurnighed . must be rea8nuabla Co
Lunolg g6l6 ~
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! WANTED-AeEHTS

SALES AGEEI5-HUuss 70 house: do you
want % getsa line whereby you can build
= regular trade. covering every four or
a.E Weekgt Are you interested ln giving
ygpr customers highest quality, making big
Lte4tE Tor Eoursslf2 IL 50. call-and see me
oc9-23t
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COLLEGE OR HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS

Do you want to earn some
extra money! If you have
had some experience in the
retail grocery or meat bust
ness and are over 18 years of
age, we can use your serv-
ices on Saturdays. Good
wages, according to expert
ence and ability. Apply Sat
urday morning between Z
and 6 a. m, OLD DUTCH
MARKET, 622 Pennsylvania
ave. n. W. 8
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HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

MALE.
SECOND baker, hotel or restaurant, six
days. BOX 563, Times Office.
ACCOuNTANT employed by Government
CPaCe graduate), desires additional work
evenings; moderate fees. BOX 352, Times
nfdce. IL"
YOUNG man wishes any kind Of work even
inRs, from $3.50 To 10 p. m has ability
of driving any make car. also clerical abil-
ity. BOX 35C. Times office lie
HEAD WAITER-Neat coloFed; rs years
experience; references d, b. HALL, 403
NJ st. N W.
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FOR RENT-RoOMS

FURNISHED
cd rooms s windows; usable open ire
places; also single room meals 81 desired
Phone West gz96. II
I ST. n. W., oIs-TWo nicely furnished
rooms I b. K. permitted. 16
PARK PL. y. W, S650-LaFge, bFiEh8 room
facing park; suitable for two employed
persons. Columbia 5196-J- ~
5th ST. n. n. 688-LaFgo front FooEa, nice
~ furnished for 2 men near bath and
convenient % ears; use Of phone 16
ID ST. y. II. -Fhrnished front room
% private ia1nllys near bath. lie
B ST. ~. =, fI7-Nie6lT fuFnished roOT1.
bay window; near bath convenient 10
RHODE ISLAND AVE. u, W., IflB-E'aile
room, third doof; 1h6t-Fat5f hedL. -Easi
-. -
% 81 n. w, e2o-EWo Foouaa- n1l .tltah-
enstte. nrst Moor back steam heat 1G
o ST. n. w, 120D-Lnrgs Foou5 67Tf -
DatRs Ena AQor single front ROOM ard
noort gentlemen only 1sa
o ST. n. W., I22G-Fur. room; bath sarle
hoors central location: s. per week zoe
g 81. Nv, sO08--sinrie and double ron.
nicely furnished; electric lights: WaTlzinT
distance TO All departments ~
NEAR 18th AND COLUlLBLA ROaD-
Front rooms second door. Phone Col
-. ~
PA. AVE. n, w, a07-ssTen- nice cI9-1
bedrooms for men or girls; price $3.50
Jth ST. s. II, BI2-Ons fuFnished room
suitable for or men, convenient 70 All.
car lines and navy yard 16
EAST CAPITOL ST., G20-ThFes story fT6Tt
room and kitohenette: employed couple
ATLANTIC CITY
Private family in Atlantic city near
Board Walk have two beautiful furnished
rooms vacant real home cooking; special.
rates Tor winter months. Address BOX
404, Times Office lee
18th ST. n. W., I1O2-TWo double rooms;
desirable locality IL
SHEPHERD ST. n. W, ISO8-N1eely fur
nished front room; All conVenienceB;
terms reasonable. Is
L ST. N. W., 15OO-Ons IarFs front room
on fourth floor near BATH for two or
me-. II.
Mt. PLEASANT ST.. 81O-ComfortabIe
Znd-floor front room, near BATH with
SoeLI- IL
End 81. n. p, 6s8-3 small I. h. K. Foomss
one large room for L h.-k. is
ONE handsomely fur, In modern apart
house. Phone Franklin 6IlS. l1e
COAIFORTABLE furnished room IN pri-
yate family for one or two refined ladies'
will serve breakfast. s14 18th st. n. z. IO'
MASS. AVE. n. T.; IOOS-Ons large room.
lighted By electricity and heated by hot
water; for gentleman. Phone Lincoln 1906.
15-
NGLEsTDE TERRACE n. ", 1910
Owner, will rent partly furnished az rea-
sOnable rental, first floor rooms; (nO pri-
vate BATH 20 party who will supply coal
and run furnace. II
RHODE ISLAND AVE. y. W., 1905
Large room, suita BILE for two; also gem
tlcmau wants roommate; large room over
looking park. North $3.50 10
EAST CAPITOL ST., 1S8-COmfOrtable,
next bath. on car line, across Congress /
slonal Library. ~
THIRD ST. n. W., Bi5-Largs front room,
second floor; furnished for l. h. k. rea-
EOnable. IL
18th ST. s. f., 74O-TWO large nicely fur
nIshed rooms gentlemen; convenient %
Pa. ave. cars and Navy Yard. Call after
6 p. m. IS
18th sT. n. w, B;6-LarEo furnished
room. suitable FOR 2 gentlemen; I'd floor;
SIS each per month no
"A ST. s. ~, IsO8-Nicely furnished front
room, with porch private family steam
heat; half block from cars. l0'
9Th ST. n. T., 8l1-LarEe second floor front
room, very desirable. Ldnc. 4655-W,
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT under good
working conditions Tor young and mid
dle-aEed men who are ambitious TO learn
the street railway business.
WAGES FOR NCTORLTEN AND
CONDUCTORS:
FlrFt three months. ......45c per hour
Next nine months. ..... sc per hour
After one Tear-.......-..46 46C per nUuF
Full credit given for former service with
this company and 48c PER HOUR GIVEN
TO MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR
OR MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN THE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply Monday, wednesday and Friday
between $500 and 100 a.. m.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON RAILWAY g. ELEC. CO.,
18th and East Capitol sta
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TIMERS
'SLAG ROOFERS
TIMERS HELPERS
Ironclad Roofing Co., Inc,
526 18th st. N. w. II

USHER wanted, good salary,
Apply at once. PALACE
THEATER, 3o7 9th St N. w.
II
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FOUND

GOODHEaR TIRE, Oct. 4, On Mass. ave.
I Apply 476 Mass. ave. after G. 10
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X ST. n. f., IOOI-NsWly furnished outside
room on second hoOr; private family; no
other roomera: sIec lights; h.-w. h.; phone
one $50; two, SIS. Phone Lincoln a..
gentlemen only. ~
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Personal
MISS LE VERNE

Facial massage and manicuriug lgol o
q. d.. W, room 3. Hours. 20 % 2. -
EVPWRTENCFD UTrFrT aTTITTI--T- -
styles; reaaonahla. 656 Hobart ni "a M
Rhona Col e51G MEl. - EEEDT7ELTl
nurrar~
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ILLINOIS AVE. 5s2l-Nieely furnished
room, 2 windows; large closet; for two
men or man and wife, employed; within 1
square OF 2 car lines; board II desired; rent
reasonable. Col. 1861. -
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UEIANCL-bGgOme an expert &C
couutant under the guidance OF IS certi-
BED pubtie accouutantsi mo text books used
small costs easy teEmg; $4,000 successful
gree book, How 20 Learn Accountancy.' %
Tll5TEFln1 ATUO1TAL ACCOUNTANTS So
uutil ,. n. 5e22-90t
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ANY Intelligent person either sex may
earn 500 and upward monthly CORE
spending for newspapers SIS 60 so week
lV iu spare time: experience unnecessary: /:
no csnvassing: send FOR particulars. North
ern Press Syndicate, LOckport y. y. I0'
ERICKL1AYERs-Ten. 18th and T Ets., or
9Th - and New York ave. l. =. MUIR
TAUGH 10"
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18th 81. y. ~. 29a-Confortnblv fITl1i-i5-F
room in priuate family f6r one 81
I've young mcui couvenient 60 two car
lines. Taa
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LOST AND FOUND

HOHsEt-Grav, cracked hOOf, Tuesday
NIGHT Reward, notify JOHN LECk-
liter, 1854 Kramer ST. n. =. 12'
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

knives went ahead OF us, hew!ng a
path our faces and hands were
scratched, our clothes torn and our
shoes looked as If they had gone
through a buzz-saw by the tine We
reached the FIRST elephant.
The mammoth lay on his side, bull
let hole under his right eye The major
had shot /hlm at six PAGES. %In his
death agony the mammoth had thrash
ed the bushes down so that there was
a clearing
A crew Of boys left behind had
start,d sk.nn'ng and he place looked
Tie shamblcs. Elsewhere through
the bush between tbs spot ard the
place a quarter Of nile stant where
ano her elephant had been killed, and
for greater distance. we labo 'iOusly
followed the "spoor" lt-alll Of the ore
that had been wounded and h d cs-
capped. Great, thick patches Of blood
could be seen. Trees and bushes had
been uprooted. as II a steam shovel had
plOughed through.
Two dozen KAN boys were at work
on the hulks. And. horrible enough.
their first act was 20 open the c7rcass
scoop out double n ndsful n blood
and d-ink iil They think it makes
them bravel
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
By Mildred Marshall

Martha's equivalent has been a royal
name therefore many centuries. oc-
curing frequently among the d3ugh-
tcrs OF the earll r czars. The Martha
used In ireland Is only an equiNalen
FOR the native Erse Meabhdh Meaye or
Nab, once a gr at Irish princess, who
has since become Que n Of the Fairies,
and Is universally known as Queen
Nab. Martha was used for Nor in
Scotland. Marthc and Marthon OF tho
south OF France and The rarer Marta
OF Italy and Spain were all from iha
provencal dragon-slay The name
has always had a quaint old-fashoned
ring and us popularity will never
cease, due no doubt TO its Biblical ref
erencc.
The pearl is most appropriately Mar
tha's jewel representing, as n does.
tpurity Of thought It's h ritage of tears
would seem a fitting attribute for Mar.
/ tha Monday Is said 10 be her lucky
day and Z her lucky number.
Copyright, 1919. by The Wheeler
Syndicate. Incl
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How To Get Health
When You Are Weak, Rundown,
Nervous And Tire On The
Slightest Exertion.

This condition shows that Iron,
the M, and strength of your blood Is
wearin, out, your nerve force Is decay
inc and vitality is becoming low.
Disease acts only on those whose
blood is thin and watery, lmpoveri1hed
or impure and never affects persons
whose blood Is rich aud pure With lenty
Of Iron in il. DR.. Chase's Blood and
Nerve T Tablets are a wonderful resttora-
tive because they contain Iron, Nux-
Vomica, Gentian. Capsicum, and Linc
Phosphide which makes them mos'
valuable tonic for the sick, GONZALES
cent and overworked. Each dose means
more energy, more nerve force, more
strength. They put snap into you
which makes life worth living. Sold by
Druggists 60 cents. Special 'StrongeT
more Active 80 cents.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
FASHIONS AND FAps.
Mon are groMlng larger.

Buttons are growing larger.
Ostrich mufis are Paris novelties.
Wraps are gayer than ever In color.
The extensive use Of fur is still pop
ular.
Brlght-hued hats are worn with fur
Goals.
Eton tailored suits are prophesied for
spring.
Ski. Is for evening wear are generally
short.
The Mcdicl collar is favored on the
newest suits.
" de n.ps are not'favored for sports
skirts.
Tile b gh boot lacks its usual winter
popularity.
The holiday handkerchiefs are in
brilliant colors.
The ravorite fur for the wrap collar
IS chlnchilla.
BatiL decoration for negligee is grow
ing in favor.
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IN jungle
WITH vi D BEAST
Americans Must Go Out
Again to Bring in
Elephant
FIRST ACT
is TO DRINK BLOOD
BY EDWARD VI THERRY,

y. z. A stan Correspondent WIN
Smi.hsoni. universal Expedition.
IN CAMP, KENKELBOSCH South
Africa. Dec. 5.-Danger is never absent
In the fastness Of the thorny .Addo
Bush. Thrills are plentiful, not only
on the dly the wild elephants are hunt
d. hut also he next day.
That is cleanup" time. Three or
us OF the SIN 'thsonian Afr can EXped.-
ton followed up the hunt The dly after
Major P-etor Gus had baggsd three OF
the mammOths.
one huge bull elephant had escaped
he day Of the hunt. The major hid
wounded him in two places, p~ob7bly
fatally The bleeding beast was roam
ing the bush uttering terrifying
screams ard trumpe ing forth a fear
some cry for revenge.
He had 10 be faced. though When
you shoot IN elephant you can't bundle
him into your game bag and 60 home.
You have TO leave him, miles from
camp and go out the next day. Skull.
skeleton and h de have 10 be retrieved
for scientific purposes Tusks must
b. obtained for the museums or com
mercial dealers. And the meat has 10
be preserved for food.
Horses were at premium in Major
P-etOrious' emp the day after we he'd
had grands and seats at the slaughter
Of three. SO Of our party-which IN
cludcd r. c. Raven. Sm'thson an natu-
ralist. and Dr. II. L. Shantz, govern
ment agricultural explorer, and my
self-twO had 10 walk. The lot fell to
d. Sh n'z ard /.
We walked i6 miles. TO the elephant
sh7mbles and back-half the distance
before breakfast.
Down in the "kloof." or valley. We
were in the worst danger For there
l'e the water holes that attract the
elephants. Up the other side we went,
all absolutely lost in the thorn jung'e.
except NJ jor Pre- 'orious-who seem"d
10 possess an almost sunernatural
sense Of direction an ability TO nnd
his way in the thickest and darkest
bush
Kaflr boys armed with axes and bush
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Peggy Promises Help
to the Creek People
BY GLADYS CLEONE CARPENTER.

morning"
Il know" cried the child. THAT boy
who caught the Red-spotted Purple
butterfly brought the Dobson-fly here.
Perhaps he thought il would frighten
me. You see he doesn't know how
interesting bugs are or how they are
like humans
Being a human, yourself, oumight
be able 10 help get rid OF the Dobson-
n.y." the butterfly suggested.
Certainly, I'm going TO. In the
morning / will bring the young rascal
and make him take that D0bson-ily
back where he got IT,"
so you have enemies too" said a
beautiful butterfly, Joining the little
group.
Have you met the Black Swallow
tail butte~ny?" asked Mourning Cloak
Of the child.
Il think not. How do you do?" said
the child in Acknowledgement. What
did you mean by saying, you have
enemies, tooT"
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Fatal Fat
Unhealthy Fatness Shortens
Life. Reduce Weight

Would you like to reduce your weight
10 TO 60, or more, pounds in a simple
safe, comfortable wayl
DO you want TO become healthier, to
look younger, TO be sprightly, to be more
efficient, 10 possess a good figure with
out wrinkles OF flabbinessi
Then stop harmful drugging; do not
follow any starvation plan or tedious
exercising, but adopt the delightful,
guaranteed, korein reduction system.
Stand by your window or in the open
air each morning and evening, taking
seven deep brenths. Use oil Of korein
md follow the other simple directions
Of the system, that cone with il.
You will reduce your weight, or rc-
eeive a forfeiture in cash under 500
guarantee. Go TO the drug store and
get a small box Of oil Of korcin Gin cap
Bules), now sold at lowest bcforc-wsr
price, or write 10 Korein Company,
NBc9, Station J, New York City, for
free book, "Reduee Weight Happly.r
Amaze everybody by attractive figure,
vigorous health and strengthened per
sonality. Show others this adv't.
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
WLDDED PAIRS
POUR Of I WOES

NE. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
LONDON, Dee. 5.-TO check the cpl
d mic Of divorce which Is affecting all
classes Of society in Great Britain,
there has been established a private
court where marital differences may be
aired without law or publicity
J. Wells-Thatchor well-knOwn bar
rlstcr. Is In charge. Husbands and wives
are invited to tell their troubles, and
counsel and advice are given.
"The other woman figures In the
majority of cases. Forgiveness is urged
upon the wife when the husband ex-
presses regret for his waywardness. The
same course is recommended 10 men.
mostly returned sold ers. who charge
that the wifc's affections have strayed.
In rare Instances divorce is prescribed
as the only recourse.
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
MARIIIA.

The names OF the slst RS OF Bethany.
Mary and Martha. are closely allied.
While Mary signifies bitter, Martha
means becoming bitter. Since the sis
ter OF the Blessed Virgin bore the sam
name as her own, both are sad 10 come
from Mara ,hitlerl though some he
licye that Martha comes from Aramean
mar IA Lord which were often h ard
as the title Of syrian bishops.
Martha of Bethany, according 20
legend demolished a terrible DRAGON by
ho'd'ng up a cross one time when her
family was making a Journey through
wild country. The Maria OF Russia Is
~ course lie the English Martha,
Maity and Patty though by rights. the
last named Is q Il nutlye Of Patric a
and not connected with Martha at alO
Indeed In Russia Martha Is considered
The true housewlfely woman Of the
Bible. independent OF tn legend Of the
dragon
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

The larva Of the Dobson-1y," con-
tinued the dragon-fly talking TO Peggy
and Mourning Cloak. was wingless. 10
had three pairs OF legs and great
many prong like legs along its sides. II
looked very much like any larva
did II take the larva as long 10 trans
form as It took me 20 change from a
caterpillar TO a butterfly" asked Mourn
ing Cloak.
"Oh, my dear ladyr the dragon-ny
laughed, you weren't to be compared.
The frog says he knows positively il
was two years and eleven months 10 the
day when the larya came upon land and
changed 10 pupae. He said that
the larva never walked on land except
at night. A month later. the pupae
changed into those monstrOus forms,
and thousands OF them fitted over hte
pond.
But | left out the most important
part OF my story. / meant to tell you
we saw tracks OF a fairly large, bare,
human foot around the creek this
Evening journal., 1919-12-05

take your boy and of him make anything like
you him under good discipline All roads to the
who strong and fit Uncle Sam took ou boy-hose slab
sided stopped hoowchesed youthand made Of them vigorous
wdeveoped, well setup and Take the rgh
wdy Train yourself and your children to take proper eyecse
drink plenty and keep the system clean Your doctor will
tell you that anything from cold headache to the most
illness result from the absorption of poson in the
intestines.
principle to keep the system clean Occasionally
that girl well yourself has internal BATH
may be with castor oil tiny pill of Mayappe alon and alap
which sold by druggists Dr. Perces Pleasant Pellets.
If cold with a cough and it persists then local
treatment for this condition should be taken weknown alter
atve which has been the market for
and which highly by thousands users
Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery This tonic compound
composed and herbs without alcohol and has
soothing upon the membrane a the irritation and
time works in the and reasonable the seat
of the trouble the stagnated poisoned blood
Evening journal., 1919-12-05
FRENCH WOMEN BUY
4. :. AnMY SUPPLIES

PARIS. Dec. 5.-France is in the midst
Of the biggest bargain sale that ever
was. French women by the thousands
are rushing 10 bay blankets, b ddins,
clothes. boots, etc. let b-hind by the
American army.