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CARTlLLkS ClENTlFICAS.
DIYERSOS.

A;lgs dc Geocrafia Universal con =av me-
pas en- co.o-vS. EncGadcrEaao en- tea -Sio'
! A-;tmetica Commercial. por Urcuta'-Nue-
Va edicion aumcntada y corre=!da. :"
ArirmEtI-a Elemental. per AuIEar.-ApTo-
hada como ob-a Ge teNto en- lis cscLc-
| las & II Reoublica .icAicana %
| CoanpenGio e Urbanidad y Suc7aS Name ~,
IS nor Ca~-cno %
! ralculo Mental Y Dor CoHciG~:uncs. are
-laao para uso lie las c=cueiaS prlnfa-IaS
y secundz-izs. por 81 Prot. Ac"EcGo. o.
Cr,rSo elemental de A-itrnetlca, por BRUNO ov
| CartiIIa de- Middleton lie SuIerttries,-Ke-
gIas muy practices para cuadrar ;e':e-
nc>. Ie-ecuiEaE sC2etliciss. &c. !"
| Ca.ccismo De Moral. Ei-tud y trbanidad'
para u-0 dc ;os uiHos. EmPastad". . ."
Conversations : Na-racio0"s -~cta;ivas =
'gs heroes E!da!GO y JG--eI.. o'
D;gcionariU OrtOsEafico ae las woes
cas.elanas que o:receu dificultad CT
So: rs-ricu-a %
Gegre.-ia Elemental, nor PaIusic ...---. go
Geosrar!a Universal Pintorcscs.-AGcr0a-
ia coa iasiaidad dc Grabadcs &c nlonu-
meHt,s. v:stsS y t:aCS is toGaS parties Gcl
munGo. E&:ci5u DE- iulo SUI
Gcpg-aEia Universal. por G. y. Royo-
Un tomr pasta tela. con mapas 4
E.ernen;os ds NlSeOra. ?o- 81 Prof. e.
u. Bruno. Tn tomo tela --.......S l@I
E. Ate Gr Educa- L ius NIaos ........S l.o'
I z D.scipulo.-Co!ecci5n 10 dccc cuadSr7oS
para tibLJn -
e Dibuio er Ia Es.Cea-Coccclon de -
cuadc--cs de dtruio Ell cuatrO cu-soS. .SlV'
Ia Ecp.bl:ca T"Sicara.-GeoSrafia Gle
mcatal po- e Prof. DclE&ditlo ........S So:
IeccioneS ,s Cosas. Dor i.LIs G. Leon ",
ylon0loEos Compositions para r~eci;ar.
DC los ncjoTes pc-'Gs .sraIoies ; cStran-
49, .....-..... 30
Tfo,oso DE- Es-ritura Vertical. s,stema me
xlcaro-CO!erci6a 10 8 cuaae-nos .... 90,
Eeacal Complete &c Urban;dad. Iur Carrie
ao.-Ca tor'c t"la ........ .. '5'
Primer L.ibrU dc iiecltacjoTc
Clones IN prcsa y verso r~"--':ras a u. pa
,-ia. Ia escucla. Ia tami.,a. Ia Natu-alc-
80. dos etc. ...--S. o''
Si,.uma legal Northumberland. d:sIdidV
en- lecciOn-- -.-.----- -
Tere,!u-:a de Llb-"s FacI,!taaa. po- 22-U-
ia s,mpie > dyu.a.-Un voIunCn tr!a SIZE
Tablas a4xIivrrs para aprenaer a con;ar
EdiciGu aunentada con principles Gc
arjtms.ica ~
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81 Sufre I'D. dc
Indigestion
Tome Laxcarin.
No Sc sabe que haya
faEIadO haSfa ahOra.

Cast tOQOS Sutrcn aIgullaS
veceS despu6s de conner, espe-
cialmente "uando Sc trata de
algun banG sete Ell ell que han
Sido ServidoS gran variedad de
platiilos. V en- los que pOr 10
general todOS tratan de conner
mas de 10 acOStumbraGO. Cler-
taS personals llaman a estaS
molestiaS TN simple case de in
digestion. otraS afirman eS dis
pepsia. algunaS mas afirman
que eS gaStritiS. perO no I'M
pOrta ell nOmbre, nj cuantaS
medicinas haya tcmado sin ha-
berle proporciOnado los result
tadoS apetecidoS, ninguna lie
hara tantO bien como LaXca-
rim: cuando ell case sea agudo,
deben tomarSe tres ~paStillaS al
dia. 0 bien, s. no eS grave, dos
pastiilaS Solamente. LaXcarin
n~eutraliZa inStantaneamente
los acidoS en- eli eStomago Y ha-
ce cesar Ia fermentation de los
alimentoS, que son la causa de
intermediates en- nueve caSOs
de cada dieZ. ayudando por 10
tanto al eSt0magO 4 digeriT los
allmentOS con entera regularl-
dad Y sin experimental mOleS-
tiaS. Debe tenerSe sumo cui-
dado en- tomar la medicinal le-
gitima. LaXcarin. a cuyO efec-
to. 10 mejor eS pedirla direc-
tamente a SuS fabricanteS, pueS
debidI, 4 los magnificOS result
tadOS cue proporciona. muchoS
han fabricadO SuStitutoS.
LaXcarin eS tambien muy
efectiva para el NAL aiiento,
lengua Sucia Y pastoSa, biliosi-
dad. eSt6mago agrio. dolores
de cabeza, c6licoS. gases, cons
tipadoS Y otraS molesuiaS origi-
nadaS por Ia mala digestion.
Laycarin Obra energicamente,
pero sin ocasionar retortiioneS,
nauSeaS. etc. Limpia perfecta-
mente los inteStin0S. purifica ell
eStomagO Y tonifica ell hig&do.
En- otraS p~alabraS. hace que to-
do Ell SiStema funcione per:ec-
tamente. hacienda que ell en-
Ifermo Sc $ienta tan bien que
Sc magma ser otra persona.
Nunca talla.
Fl ST. John Lefkovits. que
.Vive en- 33l West Hampton
Boulevard. Z. Z. Pittsburgh,
Pa, nos eScribi0 10 siguiente:
Las pastillaS LaXcarin son
realmente maraviilosaS, dadOs
los magniticoS reSultadoS que
proporcionan'." TenemoS mu-
chaS cartaS SimilareS d eSta,
todaS elogiando nueStra medi-
Gina.
No vacile I'd. en- hacer una
prueba con LaXcarin. Ha be-
neficiado d muchaS personals Y
sin duda alguna con I'd. iiara
otro tamto. Encarguela hoy
miSmo. ES preferable para I'd.
pedir un tratamiento compile
to. que conSta de SeiS cajas. al
precio de cinco dollars. pues
debido al constante aumentC
de los pedidOS que recibimoS.
no podemOS garantiZar deSpa-
char Embellishments las 6rde-
mes que Sc nos hagan. Una ca
ia cuesta un dollar. EnVie I'd.
giro postal 0 dinero en- efecti-
vo en- carta certiticada. LAX
CARIN PRODUCTS co. Dept.
CD : D~;+--I,,.rb Dn E,- \
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DICTIONARIES cAsTELLANOs.

Camparo Observation-Disclosures c2eictope-
dico &c IA Iengua caste.lana, poT NJ ION
nj de IA Rosa. llustrado con -
-r.hados. SSG rc:-atos. - mapas.. dos
cuad-us Dc banGcras. ;a5las lel S'stemS
~Sf-trirU. C6L;~r International de Scna-
Is, etc. I'm tuno paSu4 e!a-------S- s.
picc:cnario Popular dc x Lsngua CaS'ei%-
ra-EdiciGn Minerva. jtiisslno : nG'
PRACTICE. In TOMB. cmpastado en- te@
;-~lc.a s.,
Ds.r:ru,-5a Cca,rirtU dc "a LeuEGa E5ns-
Iola. lo- n. RoG=iSUez-\avaS y YARNS
60. Con-fcns cjcn,o vetnte mil woes N-
pifraias s. dcfi0idaS ) e &c % TG'cSiN,a-
- nj. .nr,p.e.os de n ls1=u4. u To-
M. &c l1oo r4rinaS. cncqadernac'oA -
la, .-.-----.--. ..--.-
u,.-lnrario - Ia Lens,Ga C~astclan2. ~
D. jose Alemany-terma IN ounce g
-, n.,-inas : c~on,;cnc toGa~ las NlocsN
5rf n,.,ioaa-io Ge "a Academia. ve.nt'-
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NO DESCUIDE LOS DOLO-
RES REUMATICOS
Apliquese Sloan's Liniment antes
de que Sc hagan ~peligrosos-

Applique una pequena cantidad, nc
Sc frote, dejelo que penetre, y adios
dolencias. Lo mismo para dolores de
cabeza, espalda. magulladuras, luXa-
clones. inflamaciones, descoyunturas.
Proporciona alivio Immediate. Els
ell linimento cuya venta cada ano Sc
hace mas extensa. Els economico a
causa de la extensa demanda. Ten
gallo siempre listo para su familia.
Preguntc en- cualquier drogueria por
el.
Precio, 3Oc. 60c v S1.20.
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osRAS De RELIGION.

Aucora Dc Sa,,ae'Un
Eiblia dc % Nine. per ei Padre s@SnS-
Oora ,j.3~t-oda con graduates y d" may" on.
De :" iSs-S -. p;,slIa los
ISlccsmS ,-- FTsury zee
Sa'cclNT"" 49, as
ComG,;au'' n-I.r.~a-r-s ........S L.0G
n.yoeiouario do LavaIe. aumentado 90"
=, S.-r.ra santa. NiSi:as al S@ntlS'-
mo. E5crc:-io Diaric. etc V''
pry.,riGn dc To- Si-tc Doming"S dc ~"
jose ..-..-----
e Como deg CristanIsmc. poo SA~'sI-
,,F g.--passs Icrtu.as para q no
Edici1u ricansNtc 'E.stgada- S--yv
Tilososla Elemental. DCr Baimss-
il fri.s-son dc CrIsJo. Dor hcunpE o'S
Io= Ng-.i-es. - e. tr'Gnio dc i; tc!'-'oh
r.Nn@lS, 70, % s2-CG
r-q..cnu LavalIc d. Orac,oucS -'
Md 10 NucS;-u Senior Jesuerisio y dc IA
S,p,ls;ma Vi-Scu. Icr Crolssct. $500. 'Vs
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Diecionario de laslss ' EspaHoI, &c bclsdlo.
Pasta lie pcrraina -.--.-.- sec
Di-siouario de IaEles : Espanol. de ooSiho.
Pasta Je plei e'c
D;.,ionar:o de InGiss ' ESpsnOi. por AnEe-
\ NrLaushhn.-EI Mcjo- = mas COM
g}cto dc los pubiicadoS haSta e! dia. Con
ticrc las woes mas mUCernaS en- aries
cicncias c injuStriaS, las acepc'oneS ne
rrs9-ras nara hablSr y cScrlbIr amOCS
,diomas. ct. I'm Scueso voiurncE cmEas-
ado or tea ..-.-...--. V
Z InclcS =j0 Naest-o.-Metcdo practto
ma an~1rtCr ca vcIntc lcccJoncS 81 iaiv-
NJ ,,r,ss. con a pronunciation fiCura-
d. en- castcIlano. Contene. adernGJ. dF-
vc-5os ncdelos para eSc-ic:r teda case
dc corresroaGenria. \ IA rGstIca vale. oUc
Empas.aGo en- tsl3 -S-.Vu
Ejc-ricics dc lcctura lCanc-sa.-Cn Noiu-
men cmpaStado en- tea .-.....-,- ''c
EI Vc-GaGyra Maestro De FCanceS.-UH to
mo rcta S-'VO
Fo~mula-io DC Ca-tas Couercia!eS en- eS?a-
~nol-inEleS (teab ''c
Fo-nalariO lie CarSaS ComerciaieS en- cspa-
Eol-francrS tea '"s
Gramauca P-actica DC Il LcnEIa lnE'eSa.
Ia mejor obra para el eSJGGlo grammatical
del !diona i@EIGS. On volumen pasta
trla ..-...--.-. ....- --.- $4,000
Graua,ics Itaiiana--Un yolumen te.a .Sl.ru
Grammai-c Syathetique e. Prac;que de Ia
Laague EsTaGnole, por Toro y G9u2eZ
tTcxtO frances St-''
Do You Want 10 SPEAK Spanish--A p-ac-
teal method 10 learn the Spanish Ian
CUS@C -----------..-. --..s- -'' ~
.Qais-e I'd. saber inSies en- dieZ diaS ... "ot
.Quie-e Ia. saber frances en- d!cL Ilas-- "vc
.Ocierc III. Sabs- itslIaHo en- dleE d.as -. "oS
!..byo F-incro le Isg.es y EsPaEo!...-.- 9oc
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H~iSTORICAS.

FL Sol &c yiayo.-Msmorias de IA Inl".'e "a
- t-anrssa. Con graduates -''
Fl Gro Dc Ls CamTaDaS-NoNe7a "'7''- =,
a. ..~antis;uo iRtcreS .--..--..-- S-.''
", I'D Caida-Ep:SodIos hIstorIe"S
l." s,",st.:Sn nradcri-.a ..-..-..-..Sl.C
|s Inzn-.entss-Gc!aEus DC "a iasErrec-
,;1a ,ont-4 EsDan4
Mcmo-ias Gc un observation-disclosures g o.
h eao.a de h Rsforrra
S,,arf,,, = Ca.IilC.-EpisoGIoS lie nue'fa
yIur~r.l DC Independcncla
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LAMARINE WATERS.
Para Constipado y Biliosidad.

De sabor agradab!e Y resultados
Y SECURES.
De vcnta en- todaS las droguerias al
preclo de SOC. GAIA. Fabricada por
Lama!ine Laboratories. Atlanta. Ga.
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IIBRGS DE LECTURA.

E. Angel del HoSar-Libro pr'mcro dc lee
tu-a. Ga-s nU'aS 81
Fl tn-cl del Ho=ar-Libvo seEuHdc, 80
Ia Pcria DC "a Cass-Te-ccr hSro dc Ii
N.-ci del HoEar 90
= AMIGO dc los Mines, pcr SabatIer-...- 20
Ens~nanza Stmultsnea, pOr Matte ..-.-. ~
L;5-o P-imario dc Lectura y tscrItUra,
pcr Andrss Osuns :"
Irr,cr Ncxicanc Prlnero, por OSccy----- 90
LsccC- Mc1ic=no ScSunio ---.....-. %
NS;odo d escritura-lcctura. Por EcbSa-
men. con arlcacj6u del tonctiSmo y
IA -rarrha n2liJco-Siatctie ........- %
Maut'.la DUrcro | =
Isntilla ndnero = %
ManLiia nurcro ) ~
Naudcvii uumcro l .
Santyvi' DUneYo = 80
NanGcvil numern : Sg
Sila5ario 90 San Miguel ............,. "
Curso de IeDSuaje. po- 81 Prof. Ricardo
G6~msz-Primcr ano ....-......-....' -
Cugso dc Lenguaje-Sesundo ano 80 no
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OBRAS DE EDUCAClON

circo mil anrricani5moS, ounce mil tee
u:cisnlos. arcaismcS y r~ccloGiSmos. nu-
mcrcsas Scuciorcs ia;inaS ' cNtranjcras.
90. pastn Fir- 81
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rido siempre Y estan muy contentos con
la muy acreditada Casa de Gambia de
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
Garden Sociology

Does garden lead beyond
Is 1t thing be started enthusiasm
eouagement? If tended this often only by
oination OF patriotism, charity,
sufficiently complex and adequate motives We hope enjoy
selves hand jolt the H. C.
iced starving Europe which latter
Bolshevism.
In England they think they something
They believe that the combination of factory Office with agu
tural labor, which obtained such impulse
into method of living and form of social
British unions, like their fellows everywhere demanding
shorter and shorter hours They eghhour day
have ordered strike for this only Withholding
action during negotiations The United Mine
at their convention made for
object.
Every such evolves philosophy" that
the eghthour day natural division
eigh hours work. eight eight Sleep
The advocates of the xhour day period permits
continuous operation OF plant There meal.tme
sequenty urged for the eighthour day.
shorter time larger production.
Then the bitches the gardens.
factory time enough work garden This
food production helps solve the problem
recreation.
Then in spndidly
Eneland already wedveoped garden city, housing
British with the help local authorities
much the largest housing scheme
and those charge of the plan favor the idea
OF building house without garden attached 1t
that condition of the lease be the cultivation of
garden This will be but of the plan already Endorsed
by OF the British committees make
cultivation of farm land a condition of private control
Behold how great thing is growing in gardens
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
EXPLAINS PURPOSE
OF QUESTIONNAIRES

More than 1000 government employees
and office holders gathered in the au-
ditorium OF the Western High School
Saturday night cheered Representative
keating. Of Colorado. chairman of the
minimum wage board. as he explained
the purposes of the board in sending
out questionnaires for the purpose of
a reclassification of Uncle Sans big
working force in the District of Co
lumbia and the field agents sent out
Of the capital The audience was COM
posed OF representatives Of every class
or employees, from the firemen and
hod carrier to justice of the Supreme
Court of the District. The meeting
was called to order by Chairman
Cooper, former Representative Rep
resentative Heating stated that the
task OF the commission was fixed by
law to reclassify the government po-
sitions and fix the salaries of the
employees. He stated that the work
OF the commission would proceed in
the open.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12

August F. Eberly. retired business
man, began his career by working in
his fathers stove and furnace shop
as a plain mechanic. His steady plod-
ding and attention to little things
have been responsible for his rise in
the world.
Taking care of complaints first COM
prises the best form of advertising
known, according to Mr.. Eberly. He
attributes his success in the stove and
furnace business to his lifelong policy
OF pleasing the public first Mr.. Eber-
ly has been retired for FIVE years, the
management of his store. at us Sew
enth street, devolving now on his SON.
in-law. B. J. Smith. and his son, Au-
gust F., jr.
Mr.. Eberly was born in Washington
sixty-three years ago. He remembers
well the stream that flowed openly
across Eighth street northwest, where
the Calvary Baptist Church now
stands. and also the creek on F street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest.
He attended Gonzaga College when
it was located on F street near Tenth.
He received his education in private
schools about the city. stating that
there were few public schools in the
District in those days
Mr.. Eberly is member Of the CO.
lumbia Country Club and all Masonic
orders up to and including the Shrine.
Spending most of his time at home
with his wife prevents him from TAX
ing an active part in club life. He
has three married daughters in this
city.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
THE PARAGRAPHER'S
NEWS VIEWS.

There will be or should be more Joy
over the ultimate defeat of BoIshevism
than over the downfall of Kaiserism
A tyrant has only one head; an an
archist Is the many-headed monster.
San Francisco Chronicle.
About the only thing the peace dele
gates didn't force on Germany was
prohibition.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Looks as IL the peace terms have
taken the germ out of Germany
New York Morning Telegraph.
Why does the plutocratic beggar al
ways wear his bank roll'' where the
police can easily find it?-New York
Evening Sun.
Huge as may seem the task of read
ing the SO,0O0-word peace treaty, it
must have been even more of a job to
write it.-Boston Transcript.
Is Carranza going TO pour oil on
the troubled fires in Mexico?-New
York Evening Sun.
Why not make some producer of
comic opera mandatory for Togo
land?-Philadelphia Inquirer
Germany. it appears. is a nonresi-
dent, inactive member of the L. of
N.-New York Tribune.
No doubt "the Huns hate to sign >.
but they're well aware by this time
that songs of hate don't butter any
bread.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Kaiser wishes to xeturn tn
Germany to end his days" but he
does not promise to end them.-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
II isn't the treating which makes
for the liquor evil-it's how many
times you treat.-New York Morn
ing Telegraph.
Senator Borah opposes"-it is not
necessary to read further. By habit
and by principle the Senator from
Idaho opposes whatever anybody
else proposes.-New York World,
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
FRENCH DISTURBED
ABOUT FINANCES

Paris. May 11.-France's financial
world is beginning to show signs Of
Testiveness with regard to the fate
of the republics finances as affected
by the peace treaty
lie Matin today publishes interviews
With captains of industry. commerce
and finance. expressing the view that
the financial provisions OF the treaty
leave France virtually bankrupt.
Raoul Peret, president OF the cham
ber's budget commission. says he does
not know where to find the $1,000. 900
(s2, 900. 900. 0O0D which the French tax
payers will have to pay.
The Mathis budget reporter says:
"Our representatives will have to
explain why they left France to bear
the crushing weight of taxation"
Gustave Herve, writing in La Vic
toire, however. declares that. while
the state is impoverished, the French
people have been enriched. The saw
lngs banks, he says, snow an unprec-
edented amount of liquid money
In France
mot by complaining. but by ener-
getic resumption of work will the
situation be saved" he concludes.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
Arrange Conference
On District Measures

With the arrival of Chairman
Good of the House Appropriations
Committee today a conference will
soon be arranged by the District
Commissioners.
One of the bills which is to be
reported without material changes
is the District of Columbia bill.
carrying appropriations aggregat-
ing s14.446.000. Commissioner Louis
Brownlow states that he is certain
"the sum total of this bill will not
be changed"
The committee anticipates dispos-
ing of several of these measures
without public hearings and during
the first week of the special session.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
Is Joke or a Swindle.

Several years the original order Sons Of Jonadab known
the Ironciads made drive obtain
asylum for nebriates this city That before WashingoI
went dry informed that within the
aha1 with soliciting
subscriptions
declare the venerable
named and he therefore, swndleas
has been abandoned
Il regarded the proposition either swinde joke
business who had
aged why asylum full of ds? He replied
in all seriousness:
Washington today when
running full ahead And the bootleg
sold here either makes subjects
graveyard"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
POLICE SUSPECT MAN
In VERMONT MURDER

Barre, VT. May 1.-THE police are
now searching for man VINO tneS
believe can throw some light on the
mysterious murder of Mrs. Harry L.
Broadwell, whose nude body was
found in a garden here q week ago to-
day.
The search is said to have extended
to Boston where the man wanted. is
believed to have gone.
The authorities are also working on
a new theory that Mrs. Broadwell
WAS attacked while on the street 1t
developed that a bracelet on the wom-
ans wrist was found crushed and
bent indicating that she had grappled
with her assailant.
Two witnesses declare that they saw
Mrs. Broadwell enter an automobile
with a man the night of the murder.
The police are trying TO locate the
car.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
WELL! AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL!
By Dwlc

Were you very sick with the
hu. Rastus?''
Sick! Sick! Man, All was so
sick mos cherry night All look in
dat er casualty list for nah name"
Private J. Richard Garney. in
Judge.
They say the absconding cashier
had been a lamb in the stock mar
ket." 'Oh. then. his skipping was
quite natural. eh?"-Boston Tran
script
How do you and your wife man.
age to adjust your little differences
so pleasantly" Easily enough. I
just admit / am wrong."-Detroit
Free Press.
Pussy Cat Pussy Cat. where have
you been?
To the Peace Congress to list to the
chin.
Pussy Cat. Pussy Cat. what did they
do there?
I cannot report it-you know I don't
|-Tennyson J. Daft, in the Kansas
City Star.
Luxurious tastes Richleigh has.
He has Corot in his Office" That's
nothing! ] have a whistler in mine" &"
Boston Transcript.
The Hostess-I am going to ask
you to take Mrs. Salston down to
dinner.
Featherstone-Wha shall ] talk
to her about? 1t won't be neces-
sary-Judge.
Got goldbricked. eh?" We'll, it's
question as TO who got gold
bricked." said old Farmer whiffle-
tree. II took that brick in eN-
change for summer board."-Louis-
willie Courier-JournaL
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
ORDINATION RITUAL
CONVENTION FEATURE

Special services ordaining the Rev.
Gustave L. Regamey, of Switzerland,
in the Church Of the New Jerusalem
in the United States of America were
conducted yesterday morning in the
National Church. Sixteenth and Cor
corar streets by the Rev Julian X.
Smyth. of New York. He is president
OF the ninety-eighth general conven-
ton. now in session here The Rev.
George Henry Dole. OF Wilmington.
Del. was consecrated general pastor
of Maryland and Delaware
The Rev Paul Sperry is pastor of
the church. The Rev Louis G. Hoeck.
of Cincinnati. offered a special prayer.
The Rev. DR.. Smyth preached the
sermon. his subject being Recovered
Certainties."
The Rev. DR.. Frank A. Gustafson,
of Detroit. conducted services last
night and the Rev. H. Clinton Hay,
of Boston. offered a special prayer.
Addresses were made by the Rev.
william F. wunsch. Of Cambridge.
Mass: the Rev. Walter B. Murray,
of Chicago. and the Rev. William l..
Worcester. of Cambridge, Mass.
The general convention will be re-
sumed this morning. when officers
will be elected
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
D. c. FIELD SIGNAL UNIT
DUE TO ARRIVE MAY q

The War Department announced
Yesterday that the l04th Field Signal
Battalion will arrive in New York on
the Transport Iowan, on May %.
Company b. OF this battalion. was
formerly the signal company of the
District National Guard.
Of the 4S men comprising the bat
TALON sixty-five will be sent to Camp
Meade upon landing. In view OF the
fact that Meade is the nearest de-
mobilization point to the District. it
Is regarded as probable that the
sfxty-hve men comprise the washink
ton unit.
The 1Hth fought with the Twen.y-
ninth Division of which the 10th Field
Artillery is a part.
District Guard calvarymen and
artillerymen in the 10th Field Ar
tillery Of the Twenty-ninth Division
are at st. Nazaire awaiting transpor-
tation to the United States.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
History and the Victory Loan.

"The United made good instance that
was borrowed from people for patriotic purposes B. A.
BOWLES cashier Potomac Savings Bank Georgetown said
while discussing Victory bonds good business investment
outside an the Revolutionary the
obligated
Continental Bonds issued and they went
down to figure they scared above The
was true OF with Mexico and the
civil history that bonds issued and sold at
particular
AT the time of the Spain the bonds down to 90
after the sold the market tor i7 and
accrued figure the issue has reached
is o3" -.,--- -. Il, W.. -,
declared the best evidence that the Victory bonds
the
BANKERS and other fnancers seeking buy them
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
BRONZES ON VIEW i
UNTIL END OF MAY

Bronzes by members of the Ma
tional Sculpture Society are on ex-
hibition at the Corcoran Gallery of
Art. The exhibit, which opened
Saturday, will be open to the pub
lie from 8 q. m. until S p. m. every
day until June II
Sculptors whose works are ION
exhibition include Janet Scudder.
Lindsay Norris Sterling. Victor D.
Brenner. Abstenia st. Leger Eberle.
Frederick g. r. Roth, Anna Vaughn
Hyatt, Augustus Lukeman, Ches-
ter Beach. John Gelert. Adolph A.
Weinman, Edward Berge. Attilio
Piccirilii. Edward McCartan. Freder-
iek-MacNonnies and Herman A.
NacNeil.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
Happiest Man In Washington.

Wearing smile that than skin deep, ANDREW
LANTZ HUSS Quincy place northwest greeted joyousy
night.
at has arrived and weighs pounds, he almost shouted
What has arrived crate Of hrkn OF butter what
NO no. he exclaimed like the old
first grandchid and it's tenpound boy Whoopee
Mr. HUSS is of the valued members of the proofroom
force the Government Printing Office His daughter Mrs E
MONROE ZENTZ, of Frederick Nd, birth bouncing
boy ganddaddy has been informed by OF
The little has been named MONROE HCSS
ZENTZ