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The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Joyrider Gets Year;
Two Others Sentenced

Joseph Pinzell, who on July l last,
took an automobile belonging to
Edward NJ. Radway and went on a
joyride, was sentenced to serve one
year in Jail yesterday by Chief Jus
tice Mccoy. Criminal Court, No. 2.
Ambrose E. Mason. one of a trio
that robbed High Smith on June
6 last, of $40 and a pair of shoes,
was sentenced to serve one year.
Antonio De Braccio. who shot
Leon Tucker with a revolver on
August 81 last. during a quarrel,
was sentenced to serve five years.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
GERMAN CANNON !
AS BOND PRIZES
Winning Cities in Cam
paign Will Get Guns
Captured by Yanks.

Captured German cannon will be
distributed as permanent prizes to
cities making the best showing in the
Victory Liberty Loan campaign. If
resolution now before Congress is
adopted.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass has
requested that the cannon be used for
this purpose and the loan campaign
workers are hoping that the resolu-
ton will be adopted in time to give
the campaign an added impetus.
Baby tanks will be used during the
campaign to advance the sale OF
bonds. In all 204 of these tanks, man
ned by 40S men, have been promised
the Treasury Department by the Di-
rector of the Tank Corps of the War
Department. For the Fifth Federal
Reserve District. which comprises
Maryland, Virginia West Virginia,
North and South Carolina and the
District of Columbia, there will be
twenty tanks.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Father of -Four Sues
for Absolute Divorce

John W. Mullen filed suit yester-
day in the District Supreme Court
for absolute divorce against Pearl
I. Mullen. charging misconduct and
naming a correspondent.
The couple were married, the Pc
ution states. in Rockville Md, in
November. 1906. and have four chill
dren. The husband is represented
by the law firm of Leckie, Cox and
Sherrier.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
.Cure Your
Rupture Like
| Cured ine''
Odd Sea Captain Cured His Own
Rupture After Doctors Said
Operate or Death"

His Remedy and Book Sent Free.
Captain Ceilings sailed the seas
FOR many years; then he sustained
bad double rupture that soon
forced him to not only remain
ashore, but kept him bedridden for
years He tried doctor after doctor
and truss after truss. No resultsi
Finally he was assured that he must
either submit to dangerous and
kbhOrrent operation or die. He did
seither. He cured himself instead.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Myrsa 7. Resr;ek Bests.

Pasadena. Cal. Feb. is-Myron T.
Herrick. former American Ambasss-
dor TO France. who was taken IN here
shortly after his arrival from Cieve-
land. Ohio. was practically recovered
today. Herr,ck suffered slight at
tack of heart trouble.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Midget Gives Birth to Boy.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Thomas " OIL
mar. three and a half foot midget, is
mother to a nine-pound baby boy.
Both are doing well.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Women Get Political Jobs.

Kansas City. Kan, Feb. B.-De<pite
the national suffrage defeat, women
are coming into their own. County
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Lowest

TIDE TABLES
(Cm1sIed By United States CoSst and Geodetie
Surve,.l
Today-Io~ tde SIS am and ssN nm
high tide. sne an and sI pm
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
They Will Tumble.

They Will Tumble.
We might suggest that the next
guy who gets introduced to Bernice
Mulligan Simmons that he look up
that lady's record.
Oscar Bailey failed to do this. And
that is why he is some 81 poorer
and oodles of dollars wiser.
He met Bernice at a dance. The
girl is a regular vamp. In fact.
she has il all over Theda when II
comes to Turing the foolish male to
disaster.
He couldn't take his eyes of her.
He was spellbound Oh, boy, he was
hypnotized for fair.
He went home, patting himself on
the back. Suddenly he patted his
hip pocket and it was vacant
'Ah didn't see her git de money" he
told the court, but All kin sweah
she got ID. De cops found some Of
it on her.
Sure enough they did. They also
looked up her record and found that
she has picked almost eyerybody's
pocket in Washington.
If the boys and girls at Occoquan
keep their money in their Jeans. they
had better look for safer place.
Because Bernice is going to visit
there for two months.
No Discretion Mt All.
Thursday afternoon Just before din
ner time, Joe Cornwell met his old
friend, Sadie Nelson on the street
Hey, Sadie" he shouted. cum
mere. wanna talk to yo'."
Ind
''cancha see nah husband standin'
ober dere by de tree box?'
"Ah doesn't care a dam bout yore
husban'," sneered Joe.
Sadie ran on home. leaving him
standing there, guessing how much
damage her husband could do.
Joe was very much surprised and
perturbed when the doorbell rang af-
ter supper and Fred Nelson, Sadie's
hubby asked to see him.
What's dat yo' said bout me while
ago?" demanded Fred.
Joe was dumb. He couldn't utter a
word. He simply stood and rolled his
tongue.
''Yore wife lies eff she said wot All
said" he finally managed to blurt
out
Fred shot out his fist and caught
Joe under the chin. Several OF his
teeth were loosened and both of his
eyes were blacked-that is as much
as they could be blacked.
mo excuse at all for an assault like
this" said the court to Fred.
Gotta protect nah wife en-
nah good name. Jedge." he said as
he counted out so to pay the fine.
Better Hurry, Al.
II a man can court a woman for
ten years and not have a fuss. or get
jealous of the woman, and keep his
patience all the time, he is certainly
some hero.
He ought not to be hailed into court
like Al Brady was. He was charged
with smacking Lou Roberts, his sweet
heart.
Ten years ago. from the seat of a
"gobbige" wagon, Al met Lou and
has loved her ever since
Why they never married is some
thing you will have % ask them. II
Is too much of a puzzle for the sim
ple-minded chap who writes this.
Anyhow, the scrap occurred in a
Chinese restaurant 1t happened be-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
THE SIN AND NOON

TIL bVN ANU MUM.
Today-Sun nss, 7 an; sets. SIS pm
Moon MSS. 6'S pm set, Ga an
Automobile lamps TO be Ashted AT sa5 pm
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16

Assessor Bird has named GlGnesnn
women to hx the tax valuation On
personal property In homes.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16

Early Spring Weddings.
Have Guide furnish the fowers and floral dec
o~stious. l2l4 y s.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
LOCAL FORECAST.

LOCAL FORECAST.
District Of Coaumba. Unsettled and some
what colder Sunday With fresh northwest vinds; ;
Monday fair.
Moryland and Virginia: Snow in west. unset
tied and colder in east portion with fresh north
west winds; Monday fair.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
DEPARTURES.

Accumulated excess OF Temperature since jan
uary l. 1919. +Dl excess Of tmperst,re since
February l. 1873. rs; accumulated deooency OF
precipitation since January l, 1873. -oA; de
hciency of pyedststion since February l. 1873.
-O8
Temperature same date last year-Hishes, g.;
lowest, 81.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

Midnight. 4s; 2 a. m, n; 3 m. q; a
m. Il, a. m, %; 10 a. m n; IL noon. IS:
p. M, S; D. m, II; 6 p. m. 4s: p m. y;
10 p m. A. Highest, IS; lowest. 70
Relative humidity-s A. m. 90; p m. -; 0
p. m. 81; rainfall 0s D. m TO 0 D. MI. e-D:
hours of sunshine, so; per cent Of possible sun
shine. &
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16
Good, Morning, Judge
Human Interest Stories Of
Police Court Happenings.
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

cause Al stuck his nose in his yoka-
NEE and then sneezed all over Louis
new dress.
"Ah has dubbed dat woman for ten
yeahs. Jedge." AL explained. mo
man, Jedge, not eben yo', has eber
done TO a woman wot All done fo'
her."
Seems to me you are are a trife
longwtnded," said the court why
dont you get married and settle
DOWN.
An axed her to marry me eight
yeahs ago." explained AL. 'En she
said she would lemme know. Been
waitin' eber sence.'
Well" said the court, IT can't
send a man like you to Jail. See il
you can't make up with her i will
put you on parole this time
Al left the courtroom, but he asked
some one who was the nearest preach
er' or at least 1t sounded like he did.
Lou went with him.
1t Does Happen.
without mentioning any names,
there are a lot of women in this
town who are tired of their hus-
bands and want to get rid of them
And some of them make the fool
blunder of mistaking the police
court for the divorce court
Jessie Edwards and her hubby
Thomas, are always fighting. Both
admit this. In fact it is about all
they do, both stated.
Thomas was arrested and charg-
ed with threatening to kill Jessie.
But he didn't do anything of the
sort
But he did threaten to cut loose
from her and force her to earn her
own living. This was enough, in
IJessie's opinion. to cause her to
have him arrested.
When she got down to brass
tacks. the court made her hammer
home the fact that she really hadn't
been threatened at all.
She wants cause for divorce, so
she said. She has even watched
Thomas closely every time she saw
him talking to another woman.
Thomas is willing to give wifey
her liberty bond" he said, but he
lacks the price.
The case was dismissed. Jessie
was warned to take her troubles to
the divorce court and not worry
the police courts any more.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-16

We know the eye and its
needs lifetime spent in its
study. Nothing to take our minds
away from the subject-just eyes
and the proper treatment fon them.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

!. rita Carlota Carrillo, senior Pablo NJ.
Defendini,y colaboran en- elias los alum
nos de las escuelas Washington :"
y 81. E. Derkers. =
La administration esta a cargo del
professor senior Santiago Ortiz.
Larga y prospera vida deseamos a
la nueva publication.
Los AUTOMOBILES. :
En- anteriores notas hablabamos de
la velocidad que llevan no pOcos au.
tom6viles.
| Esperamos que, en- bien de los "ellau.
ffeurs'', de los dueiios de carros. '.
sobre tOdO, de los lviajantes en- gene
raj, sc establezca una marcia modera-
da para esos vehfculos en- la iona ur
bana. re~
Es mejor corregir ell NAL tempo v
no despues que oeurra un hecho lamen,
table. -
otras 1nejoras.
Sabemos que Ell active Alcalde de Ia
cindad, seiior Cautaho, tiene en- proyec-
to realizar otras obras neeesarias al
embellecimiento y progreso dc su oiu-
dad natal. caT
Dichas obras las rcalizara niuy l,.sr.
to el senior oautifio, quien en- pr6xitna
fecha renunciarA el cargo y marcha-
ra Espaia, en- viaje de grecfeo. it
Es lamentable que el senior Cauti6o
renuncie la direction de este munich.
pio, que tanto ha prosperadO en- el
stien1pc que neva administration, Sc.
cundado por I'm n1mero de competen-
tes emplcados y por un Coneejo muni-
cipal dc caballeros progresistas.
Luichi.
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vocEs AJENAs

~
En- compliments de los deberes que
nos impone nuestro s'prOSpecto,'' - ofre.
cendOs nuestras colnmnas los intelec.
tuales del pals que necesita, mas que
nunca, de Ia cooperation de sus HON.
bres pensadores para que el pueblo re.
ciba la mas completa informaci6n DO.
sible aeerca de su problema politicO.
Seran acogidas todas las ideas refe-
rentes al estudio de todos los aspec.
tos en- que pueda plantearse nuestro
Status y, por consiguiente, los parti-
darios de todas las soluciones tendran
igual derccho a mandarnos' sus traba-
jos. Estos Sc publicaran con la fir
ma de sus autores, sin cuya condici6n
no les daremos cabida.
Creemos innecesario decir que, dada
Ia fndole de este pri6dicO Y Ia cul-
tura de los eseritores que deseen pres
tar su valioso concurso, no aparece-
ra ninguna Erase que pueda mOrtifcar
personalmente a ninguno de los man
tenedores de los principles que puedan
exponerse debatirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

apariei6n del niA0. SerfaR cahera ca
PAGES los perseguidos de hacer huir a
los perseguidores. n
De pronto apareci6 ,otro mas lejano
tropel de caballOs: cram los enenigoS,
que a escape. tambien conducian a una
mujer que habian recogido para can
tinera; era Ia madre del nifo.
Las !, dos fuerzas. contrarias pnsie.
ronse una frente 0tra.
-iPor nuestTO nino, veneeri des-
gaj6 de su garganta el capitan.
Los dos bandos Sc arremetieron con
fmpetu ciego. Espadas, cuerpos, ca
ballos Sc hicieron una sola masa te-
rrible, inmensa.
Aquello TOGO Ell 10 tragicamente Su-
blime de Ia guerra. }
Cuando solo quedaban dispefsos al
gunos jinetes de ambos lados, los que
he bfan venidO persiguiendo alzarOn ain
Milo rubio, que habfa hecho cautivO
las fuerzas contrarias, y diieron:
lived 10 que hacemos con vueStTo
heroel-y de un tajo> dejaron tinta en-
sangre su cabeza.
-iY we'd. 10 que nosotros' hacemos con
yrestra cantinera roncos
los otros, y le separaron la cabeza del
trOnco. @f NHS
Salvador RUEDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03
CUENT5S ESQ GDOS.
EPIsoDIo TRAcIco

!. de algeria, Aeaso la aiei6n dc los Pc
quehuclos a los caballos tai vez el
ansia prematura de verse, volandO. a
lomos de I'm resOplante bruto,. arrah-
caron aquella llamarada de, algeria de
su faz. .
Era rubio ,el niho, con CabellOs TODD
luz, ojOs grandes y llenOs dc majestad,
tez. en- Ia que parecian haber colabo-
RADIO hojas de rOsas y plumas de els
me-. Llevaba por juguete una fngida
arma de fuego, y en- la gorra, que SUI
jetaba la esplendida sublevaci6n de
sus, Rios, sc leia:," Viva la patrial"
---lPues vivian los valientesl--c
I y fue icontestada por las demas. voees,
la del que hacia de jefe del trOpel.
Yatirandose un jinete al .suelo, es-
tamp6 un sonoro beso al niio. Lo
encaj6 luego sobre la cruz del caballo,
10 afianz6, y la horda sigui6 su hura.
canada earrera.
Entonces, en- ell escape frrioso, ocn-
rri6 un espectaeulo sublime. Todos los
/ jinetes, guiando sus bridones, escapa-
ron en- seguimiento del muchaeho; Sc
precipitaban ,encerraban un lado y
otro, en- Ia carrera, al soldado que lie
conducia, le acosaban, le tendian los
brazos, y una lluvia de besos echados
al aire Gaia sobre la rubia cabeza
del improvisado triunfador.
-ivenga, que quiero yo llevarlo!
,-lNo, venga a mil
ia mi!
IA mi me pertenece, que fui quien
10 VIC primerol
-iPues yo tengo la vez
ia mi me toca luego!
Y de aquellos pechos, de los que ma
die esperaba yer salir sinO rayos y
muertc, SC levant6 una ola avasalla-
dora, imponente, de amor humane en-
sp manifestation mas hermOsa.
Ell niho pasaba de un caballO a otro
recandaba atropellados, besos, recogfa
entusiastas abrazos, y quien lie imprO.
visaba- ,unas ,riendas para que guiase
el correr desatentadO y loco; quieh
lie llevaba de pie la cruz del brute;
quien le hacia cuna en- los brazos y le
niraba con ojos de ternura.
j FL relieve desmesuradamente sober
bio del cuadrO, Sc grababa en- el alma
con fuerza extraordinaria.
Habiase tornado mas apinada que
nunca aquella masa disuelta que adn
L1TERATURA s %
hacia falta EN- la batalla, porque ell
enemigo perseguia todo correr los
fugitivos.
Ell coraz6n de aquellOs hombres So
habia elevado. cien mil codos desde la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03

+ Convertible, mas que en- .el escua-
dr6n dispefso de una batalla, en- hor-
da que destroza - rompe cuanto4 en-
cuentra al pasp, .snbi6 dc la campiha
an restOs,d de Yjinetes del combatc, y
penctr6, .sonando los cascos de peder;
nal,contrA. el suelo, en- la larga angos.
turaglinhtada pOr bastidores de srocas
della VIA ferrea, la cual iba ,ganando
en- taamplios cireulos las alturas del
monte.9 a(a ett t&rG: @|sr
I'm galopar .fufioso. exeitahn ell SUI
dor de los caballos, cquc Gaia en- 60.
tag Scaiientess sobre las .piedras. Nj
mofitufas, nj rendajes, nj bocados, lie.
vabkA los relinehadores acuadrGpedos,
que A1n 'tfaian impresoc en- las anchas
fosas nasalcs el dislOcante olor de la
p6lvofa., A ~s7n + rtt.
S6Io'iitn aniontonamiento de crimes
retneISas; de brazos eChandOse como
foFzHdoes garabatos al }aire, de ancas
estref6eeidas, de belfos 3chbiertos de-
csphnas y sangre y de- seres humsnos
coKsel deseneaj jafniento del delirio en-
los oios; componia aqpel tropel de que.
IRA que hula de Ia muerte.
En- osspechos ardfa un sentimien!
tosatroz de vehganza; cuanto halla-
sen rdelantc caefia deshecho, troncha-
do, Tucson personas haciendas. Aque-
10 era el haIhbfe, la indisciplina, el
odio,s Ia fiereza, la depravaci6n 10
contrario de todai justicia. $
-..Cada uno qneds en- libertad dc ha.
ceri'los que qiiera, repiti6 el jefe de
Ia tropa agitandO el sable como un
Tayo.
Y uh fngido de feroz algeria rae.
g6todas las bocas = vaci6, como from.
ba, 81 aire de los pulmoncs.
I'm ruido de ,palos descargadOs en-
L. cabeza de las .bestias, un tslonear
sordo " reeio en- los ijares de los,
bratOs,. un redoblar immense de pi-
saaas, de alientos robustos, de gritoS,
sueedi6,a . la voz, del .eapitan.,
lSoberbio .eApectkeplo de fuerza! Ell
tlnel sin arcO, el qtalud gigantic por
donde huian aquellos, mas que cua.
drdpedOs, mOnsttuOs, devolvia la sonori-
dades tremendas y fngia un derrumbar.
Sc dc nontadas.
sola estaba una mujer Ia salida
del Stalud, con un nifiO' de 1nos tres
amos cerca de ella, Horrorizada, alb
sOrbida por el instintO de conservation
que despiefta q aparatO de Ia muerte,
hugo y SC escOndi6 no sc sabe en- que
sitio. Ell nifO qued6 al borde de Ia
senda en- el instante dc desembocar ell
cscuadr6h, y anteS que estallar en- Han
to, amino su rostrO con una expression
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-03
Ell ALCALDE. DE GUAYAMA
PRESENTARA. EN- BREVE LA.
RENUNCIA
NoTABLES MEJoRAS
EN- LA PoBLAcIoN
Ell caro- del correo.

FL caro- del Correo. s
Nos informan que el caro- del correo
vienc llegando con alg1n atraso a esta
ciudad. aa r-t
Ignoramos el motive de esa irTegus
laridad en- un servicio tan impOrtah.
te, pero llamamos Ia atenci6n para
que Sc cOrrija, en- benefcio del publ
co.
La leche.
I Continua la escasez de leehe, Sc
rumora que la que sc consigue en- al
gunos dep6sitoS ha recibido de ante
mano el primero de los sacramentos.
Yea ESQ quien corresponds, pues la
leche es un alimento necesario para
los ninos, ", cuando no es pura, cnfer-
ma sus est6magos y mueren muchos
ni6oS prematuramente.
''El Estudiante.''
Con este titulo ha empezado a circu-
lar en- esta ciudad una Revista, 6rga-
no de las .escuelas de Guayama.
Ell primero y segundo numero que
ha negado nuestra mesa de trabajo
trae variada y amena lectura.
,Redactan dicha revista, los profeso-
res Marcos A. Colon, Jose c. Amy, seTo-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-07
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car. with standing and local acquaint-
ance TO drive our statesmen. $40 per
day and expenses; answer by letter
giving references or call on Farm I'm
plement n Tractor Co.. 10 West Reno.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
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the best equipped office (Home Office
In the state, desires the services OF an
expert. single lady stenographer; must
be able to take dlctation rapidly and
easily and transcribs rapidly and cor
rectiy; prefer M who has had several
years law experience: pleasant working
conditions and surroundings; oppor-
tunity to advance II you are capable
and sincere and especially II you have
ability and disposition TO take initiative
and responsibility after you are familiar
with the work: applications held conf
Dental. State age and experience. This
ad will appear twice. B-t6s. OkIshoman.
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SALESHFN
EARN 900
PER MONTH

am distributor for an
old relin bls eastern fac.
tory, and desire TO select
reliable firms or indivl-
duais TO handle tho
counties In this state.
There Is no hot air con-
nected with this propo-
sition. II you have nm
automobile. and $1,000
to invest and II you are
reliable and willing 10
work to establish a per
manent business Of your
own answer this adver-
tlsement. Write for up.
pointment giving nd
dress. and mention your
present business or en-
ployment. P-37. carc O'.
lahoman
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AGENTS wanted to sell gasoline Iron.
Labor and fuel saver; sells In every
home: pay salary or commisslon: ladies'
make good representatives; write for
free sample. Imperial Sad Iron Co..
Fort Worth, Texas.
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Shorthand
Typewriting
Bookkeeping
Higher Accounting

Telcgrnphy. C~omptometer, etc; cool,
comfortable study roons; day and night
school NIL summer: enter n time. For
full information. visit the school. write
or phone Maple 23s.