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The Washington times., 1919-02-07

Women'a lIedium-WeiSht shirts,
high. neck and long sleeves. ankle
pants; broken lots and GOO
sizes. Worth Si.75. OCN
W0men's MeFino UuioR Suttns
low neck and sleeveless, Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves; broken
lots aud sizes. Worth CT Xxx
SS.SS ....,...... " sSIts
ChiIdEen'a Forest Mills Part
Wool Underwear, shirts with high
neck and long sleeves; ankle
length pants; broken lots and
sizes. Values worth to TOO
$500 ...-..-,..s.-..- ....... sON
GOIdenberg'S-Flrs FIOO-.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
BUREAU OF.
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
S:sz NEWS

The Texas Gas Company has signed
a contract with the Bureau Automo-
bile Association to supply members
of the association with gas. A tank
has been ordered, and il is expected
to arrive by the middle of the week.
1t is planned to install the tank just
in the rear of the old rag laundry on
the Fifteenth street side. The free
air system is not quite ready for
installation. as it was found necessary
to order a larger tank.
George Plant. of the stamp pack
ing division. has been absent for some
time. He is reported to be ILL
George Burlingame. guard on the
money truck, has been granted q
weeks leave.
ming division. better known as the
Cumming Pet" is on leave. This is
Mr.. I'ett's first leave since he took
up his old duties several months ago
when he was discharged from the
army.
Mrs. Sadie Langley. OF the stamp
perforating division. who was COM
PEELED to quit work Wednesday. is re-
ported to be very i'll.
Miss Bessie Thomas, Of the trim
ming room, is on the sick list.
o. ]. Butler reported for work Sat
urday morning after a brief honey
moon trip. The men in his division
gave him a warm n -cptIon ami pre-
sented him with a beautiful set OF
silver as a wedding gift
Benjamin F. Lash. OF the surface
division. has been granted ten days
leave.
Mts. Cutting. of the wetting divi-
sion, night force. is taking a weeks 5
leave. and will take a trip to Boston
by water.
A. II. Mills. Lawrence Schuett and
John L. Rhoades, of the printing di-
vision, spent yesterday at Chesa-
peake Beach trying their luck with
the sh. All these boys have reputa-
tons as fishermen and are aiming for
icSOfu CdlCntS
S. Edward Beach. Of section s.
night, left Saturday for New York
to attend a convention of the Inter
national Steel and Copper Plate
Printers Union of North America He
expects to be absent for about ten
days.
Mrs. Coburn. of the wettinG divi-
sion, night force. is OH leave for the
balance of the month.
Mr.. Wakenight is absent from the
wetting division OH account of a
bone felon on the thumb.
Mrs. Hains. Miss Hughes, Mrs.
Rady. and Mr.. Owen NcArdle. of the
wetung division. are on leave.
William J. Broderick. OF the stamp
cumming division. is on leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Intelligent enough to get away with
it No man is
Even IL had been intelliFent
enough to realize s5oo. 100000 by nv
robber1es instead of $500 900 Wouldn't
have been getting away with amp
thing.
IF ! could have stolen all the sold
on earth. ! couldn't have had a little
cottage with nice girl as a wife in
IL i may be a criminal. but I'm no
crook-l've a conscience A punish
ment no prison could give me wac
having TO stay away from nice girls.
for fear OF their names being clouo-
ed II anything about me came oul
gave away the right ever TO haN.
wife and kiddies when I chose
crime as my profession"
My schoolmates-I won't tell in
what town any more than I'll tell
my real name-decided TO be doctor
lawyers or something They haN.
their lives before them.
On Monday. I'll be placed on trial
for killing the two men in the
Brooklyn bank robbery. I'll not trD
TO escape the electric chair.
AT the age OF IS. when life is lust
opening up for most young men, III
take my seat in IL ="
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

There Is a counterpart of Sergt.
Alvin c. York, greatest hero of the
world war. in Wayne w. Cordell. also
OF Tennessee. the newly selected ex-
aminer and expert OF the House Com
mittee on Pensions. He has been a
resident of Washington for thirty
seven years, during which period he
has been engaged in civic betterment
work. and many Washington homes
have been benefited by his enthus-
iastic advocacy of the temperance
cause.
He promoted the Order of Rechabite
for several years and was instru-
mental in trebling the membership In
Washington. Later he rejuvenated
the Independent Order Sons of JON
adab and made that organization a
power for good in the District.
Like Sergt. York. the subject of this
sketch is a rugged Tennessee noun
taineer, having been reared in an ad-
joining county to the hero who is
now being discussed around the world,
and like York, too, Wayne w. CordeII
is a despiser of shams, society. and
city dudes. He has Travelled over the
mountains of the lonesome pine.
and camped on "Hell-for-Sartin
Creek in Perry County, Ky He has
written many articles for the press
defending the simplicity and kindness
of the mountain folk
Mr. Cordell was selected by Mrs.
John B. Henderson a few years ago
to destroy the valuable contents OF
the Henderson Castle wine cellar. He
had ten boys and ten girls break
the bottles of wine of rare vintage
and pour the contents in the gutter
The occasion was made a ceremony
and object lesson in practical tenn
perance. 1t was said that some OF
the old cordial assigned to a Sixteenth
street sewer was worth 500 a drop.
The story of this unique event was
flashed around the world as a jazzy
ncws story.
Mr.. Cordell was appointed to a
clerkship in the Postoftice Depart
ment in 1881. and received quick pro-
motions In 1898 he was transferred to
the Bureau of Pensions. where he was
promoted to a salary of $3.50. ana
was employed in field work when he
received his present assignment. lie
numbers among his friends many OF
the leading members of Congress IN
both parties. and they predict for him
a bright official and political future.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
SLAYER breaches SERMON
FROM WAGES OF SIN" TEXT
Confessed Murderer of Three Tells How He
Forfeited Right to Happiness by Chosen
Career of Crime

New York. June 22-Jay Allen. con-
fessed murderer of three men. who
says his robberies prior to his twen-
ty-sixth birthday. netted him nearly
10000. believes he can preach a ser
mon which would make worth while
reading.
In his cell at Raymond Street Jail
today. he chose his text from Ro-
mans VIZ.
Il have earned the wages Of sin. %
he began. Il will not tell how many
men I've killed. The authorities
know of three. I've robbed banks all
over the United States and rail-
road trains as far away as South
America. And the wages OF sin is
to be death for me-yery soon"
The intelligence Of Allen. the cool
ness and deIiberation with which he
chose crimes as a career at the age
of Is, and has since made il purely y
q business proposition. have puzzled
psychologists who have studied his
case.
Because j am unusually intelll-
gent-using their own words-they
can't understand why / don't know
better" he said. 81 thought I was
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
Stage andSc,een
By EARLE DORSEY.

EARLE FOXE and LYNNE OVER
MANN. of the Garrick Players. we're
seen strolling down F street yes
terday without any hats on. EegIlsr
local citizens. both of EN-. now.
And on Friday came Miss EILEEN
WILSON, of the same outfit. strollins
up toward the Washington. Miss
WILSON kept dancing. and when
asked the reason said she'd just had
her shoes shined and could do moth
ing with them. We parted friends.
L B. ScHLoss. Of the Glen Echo
enterprises, was seen in front of the
Munsey Building on Saturday. with
Avery Marks. OF The Times. Avery
ciutched a bathing outfit in his right
hand. and had his eyes resoluteiy
turned toward the Tidal Basin.
II. c. LANGHoRST. OF the TOM
MOORE theatrical corporation.
dropped in Saturday afternoon to pay
his respects and make a little change
in an item.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
HOROSCOPE.
MONDAY, JUNE .. 1918.

tcnpynsht. 1879. BY tb. Necur. Ne-r.~
syndicsteD
Good and evil contend in the gov
eminent Of the stars today, accord
ing TO astrology. The Sun and Uranus
are in benefc aspect. while Mars Is
strongly adverse. Saturn changes
from kindly to unfriendly sway.
During this conhguration IL is wise
to maintain a frnness Of opinion and
a positiveness OF motive that will pre-
vent all uncertain action.
1t is a fairly fortunate day for seek
ing positions or appointments. for
Uranus imparts sympathy and under
standing 20 persons in the Sun. 10
whom applications are made.
There is promise OF benefits to heads
OF big business and TO bankers, whose
foresight will bring great gain.
The stars promise success for sVi-
ators. Journeys begun today should
be lucky.
Inventors are subject 10 the best
possible direction during this conhsu-
ration.
Saturn, helpful in the early part OF
this day turns to sinister sway later
Farmers may lose good crops. owing
to disaster or storm
The planets foreshadow many deaths
OF prominent men and women. Ce-
lebrities of various callings Will end
their careers before the next frosts
the seers declare.
Labor continues under q planetsr,
guidance making for discomfort.
Trouble among leaders is foreseer.
Radicals will gain in power and old
counselors will be set at naught.
Mars on the meridian at Lisbon is
Of sinister portent for the President
of Portugal
Jupiter just above the Ascendant AZ
the time OF entrance OF the Sun into
the sign Of Cancer augirs well for
the prosperity OF the United States.
Persons whose birthdste IL Is are
likely to travel and to make changes
in the coming year. They haN. the
forecast OF success
Children born on this day ar Nsub-
jects OF Cancer with the Mo j ss
their principal ruler. They should be
steadfast popular and exceedingly in
dividusl.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
WELL! AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL!

Doctor-when do you feel the pain
worst, my boy?
Teddy-Just before schooltIme. sir.
-Tit-Bits.
"A thoroughbred gentleman puts on
his clothes and then forgets them.
That's what l tried to do. but my
tailor won't let me''-Boston Tran
script.
Its nice to be connected with
fine family. isn't it?''
''All depends. Not when the butler
tells you to ring, of. ff."-Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal
Redd--They tell me Postmaster Cen
cral Bnrleson is some fisherman.
Greene-Well, It does look as IL he
was about to catch something now
Yonkers Statesman.
Percival-Gosh! Isn't 1t raining,
Pansie-Never mind. boys; take
fathers umbrella: then, perhaps. we
won't so much mind your coming
back.-London Mail.
Hazel-was papa very. angry when
you asked him for me. George. DEAR
Lieutenant-Not at all: he asked me
II ] couldn't bring around a couple
Of more officers so that he could
marry on your two sisters.-Ontario
Post.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR
BY John KendrIck Bangs.

tcopynGht, 1873. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
THE BLOOM.
I'm but plant placed here to grow,
And grow l shall for veal or woe.
My share of sun. my share of rain
My share of JOY. my share of pain.
Are sent to me. and / shall bear
Them smilingly and void of care.
Since well l know in some glad
hour
Out OF my travail some rare flower
Will burst in bloom to ease the day
OF some struck spirit On the way.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
Herzl Club Elects and
Holds Banquet Sunday

John B. Neviaser was elected presi-
dent of the Herzl Club at meeting
In the Y. NJ. H. A. yesterday Other
officers are: Emanuel Aaronson. vice
president; Milton Rosenberg. secre-
tary: David Saidman. treasurer. anil
Leon A. Katz. sergeant-at-arms.
Following the election, a banquet
was held and several officials of the
Zionist Bureau spoke. Formal install.
lation Of officers win be made July
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
The Washington Heralds Poet
Today Rhymes on
HISTORY.

Today Rhymes on
HISTORY.
ny EDMUND VANCE COOKE
This Socrates-too free of speech
Mayhap he thinks we cannot reach
man as known and loved as he
Well, then, the poisonl So! let be!
His mind is dead his corpse is rotten;
So let him die and be forgotten.
Who is this Radical, whose views
So stirs the rabblc of the Jews?
One Jesus eh? Well cruelty
Him and His doctrinesl Sol they diel
Now, no more talk that men are brothers
And prattle "as you would that others"
This Calico! fool of fools,
Who doubts the doctrine of the schools
And fouts US by some DEVILS trick:
The torture for the hereticl
Sol all his glib lies we disprove;
The earth is fixed. 1t does not move.
This Lincoln of ungainly shape.
This nigger-lover, oaf and ape,
Who sets slaves free! Does he not know
One lesden pellet lays him low?
Sol he is fallen and his name
Is blotted from the lists of famei
And still-men seek to set the chain
And paddock on the human brain.
And still-men hold that blood and FIRE
May bar mankind from its desire
And still--our lords of high dominion
Would murder thought and Jail opinionl
Copyright. 1919,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
Delay Cross-AHan6e Flight.

New York. June 0-ofcials OF the
Aero Club Of America said today they
had been notified that the flight Of the
Handley-Pase airpiane from ST. Johns.
Newfoundland. to England had been
postponed until Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

A New York tenant complains
that his landlord raised rents be-
cause he wanted to make a tour o,
the European battlefields. This is
another variation of Sherman's his
toric description.-Baltimore Amer
lean
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Canada Is feeding fat on whale
meat 1t would be wise not to wait
to test it's table merits until the
price is as big as the whale.-At-
lanta Constitution.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York. June c2-wsshingtonians
registered here are II. A Brown. jr.
Grand: z. J. Dowling. Continental;
w. d. Baker. Continental; L B. Kauf-
man, Great Northern.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Secretary Baker says he's eager
to retire" Naturally. after having
had to remain wide awake while the
war lasted.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Chairman Hays isn't ready to
make the league a party issue. but
he is going strong on Americanism.
which may show what he is driving
at.-Springtield Republican.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Dealers report a shortage OF fire.
works for the Fourth of July. That's
what we get for selling so much
powder to the Bolshevik bombmak-
ers--Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
At the Theaters Tonight.

sHUBEKT-GARRIcK-
whats Your Husband DoinsI"
POLLS
Heart Of the Jungle"
sBUBERTBEAsoo-
He and She
KEITH's-
Vaudeville.
COSMOS
Vaudeville
GAYETY-
Wrestling
MooREs RlALTo-
Chaplin in ''Sunnyside
MooREs STRAND
Monroe Salisbury in The sleSpdng Liou."
JoEw's PALACE
Rooert Warwick In ''se1et sercs"
LOEw's COLUMBIA
Rcrt Lytell in The Hon's Den"
MooRE's GARDEN
George Walsh In Putting One Over"
CRANDkIL-s METROPOLITAN
Constance Tsinadse In Happiness q La Mode
cRANDALL's-
When . Woman stikes"
cRANDALL's KNIcKERBoCEER-
Constance Tzlmadse in ''Hsppines . La Mcds
PALAcE-Ninth. near the Aveuns-
Ths Mans TheAter. SMOKE II You Lin
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
THE PARAGRAPHER'S
NEWS VIEWS.

The Kaiser will not bestow those
81 decorations until after the treaty
of peace has been signed and sealed.
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Clarence B. Clough has accepted ap-
pointment as compositor in the mono
type section.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Miss Margaret ID. AXE. of the PAM
phlet bindery. who has been i'll for
several weeks, shows but little i'm
provement
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The fourth floor is promised a
new gallery or mezzanine floor to
accommodate clothing lockers iarg-
er but similar to the gallery now in
use on the fifth floor. IL present
plans are realized. This is a needed
improvement and will most likely
lrrove popular with the printing
committee.
Maurice Jarvis. now with the Bu-
reau of Vocational Education, and
Finley S. Hayes, of the night press
room. are in training for the page
ant to take place on the Capitol
steps July I.
Howard ]. Gaylor has resigned
from the night proof room to accept
a position as printing clerk in the
War Department.
Walter Whitaker has replaced
that horse which Clause Morrison
worked to death lodging a thunder
storm. and has added a wagon to his
farm equipment. His boy. just back
from overseas. now has charge of
the outfit and has camouflaged II to
resemble a mess truck.
Harry Webb. of the night press.
force. is suffering from an advanced
case of ivy poisoning.
BENJAMIN A. I.ineback has returned
to the proofroom after suffering sew
eral days with sciatica.
Emil f. Rettig has accepted an ap
pointment as a compositor in the
monotype section.
Robert Z. Renault and Thomas B.
Houston are detailed from the lob
room to the linotype section.
Phil Nachman and CastIemon p.
Boss have been in Pittsburgh sew
eral days at the conclave of the
Grotto. Phil is in the band, and
Mr.. Boss was a delegate from the
local lodge.
Maurice Spencer will leave the hand
section annex in charge of hs assist
ant while he spends next week at At
lantic City.
Earl L. Anderson. one Of the new
linotype operators, while attending
the exercises at the Sylvan Theater
last Saturday, lost s45 After adver-
tising he had the money returned to
him Wednesday. Horseshoes!
leave from the foundry to visit the
Of his nrIxy 1if1 in
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The disposition of Tighten punish
ment before the healed
little of the indemnity will be collected after
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Three thousand in Hungary
sacred because they revoted the
The Red evidently his idea of world brotherhood
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Fred Tarbox is taking ten days
leave from the foundry to visit the
scenes of his early life in Olean. New
Otto. and Buffalo, N. y.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Foreign Minister Bauer OF Austria gives startling
that the people of the Tyo love liberty this
ondness for liberty develop after the fall of Hspburgsa
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Professor Garner found in the French Congo
talk to Doubtless they the famous missing link
civilized and Reds
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23
Round the Town si$sssasEE sissfssEEEE ~ sasE
To Banquet in the Great outdoor..

= ~. ~. To Banquet N the Great Outdoor. "a
MAJ NJ Muniean prominent member of the IJr;,.S
q IN club with the ses fsss q Ss.ss s
whe. hs secure: the Maj MuBsn povd.
awakening OF old memories and old frendshps" '''0''
Boyhood Ambition Of a Popular Priest
way with I R .5 Ss nssdd cat North c
Martins Church days Of our boyhood when S 81
were members Of the debating society with
his boyhood ambitions those happy daY ~
never dreamed Of becoming clergyman" replied -y
nibus high up on The front Of S
yard besoas the ss cars Sa % o Go,s.
" - N'~ --'o se"ei~
eue o @ I n 5. y.s m' sa .s 3 tear,
eerried of high honors under his direction
co,,,-., r.Ins Hq- to @ Help the Returning Heroes.
civil %a and ps Of T S' ies hero Of the
ersng with me about the receptions bsnques and whsnot being
al the occasion Of the return Of the piset Of T Soi5 &
Volunteers from Cuba people were wildly
and old des even 'S op s wa snd
avenue the route over which the boys paradd with flowers
preceded advocated several schemes beneficial
great humanity When my time came to adSn M O the
ing said the proposed plan of rng the flowers
these same lads being fead will within iorty-eisS
no bou g be PRAYING for Praeca help The burden of their
in civil fe Ny ADVICE a S % sO9e s0g degs
provide temporary homes for the soldiers ee od %
and to canvass the city to get them employment That ap
Entertaining Walter Reed Boy.
that the young men Of the Bible class Of e Tm1 ss.t Bs northwest
under the leadership of Mai HALL A. doing good
army General Hospital and gob Naval Hospital up
c @ sE Rp s B5is :Ss; ;.s snsss % s ]
Pos o4ns h With p1@Rf1S @ Ct k bSGst R gPdr the @ @ % w hs Buck
HORNER on the editorial and business stats.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The greatest deliberative body
in the world" says the GreenvilIe
Piedmont. is deliberately making
an ass OF itself" 1t has done that
often What II is trying to do now
is to make itself a villain.-Cnarles-
ton News and Courier.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

After July the popularity of medicine will depend
the percentage of the ingredient that isn't patented
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

One the downrodden remain they
thH the leaders who interested up
only,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The chap who brags about his generosity that
genuine pleasure in spending money himself
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

How do the ladies' take the bag
out of the knees OF their hobble
skirts?-Los Angeles Times.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

President Sez of Austria convinced the peace
impossible. Not impossible rejecting them.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

1t won't be long now before a lot
Of people have learned to enjoy |
ice cream cones.-New York Morn
ing Telegraph.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The Congressional rider" is a
good thing to unseat.-New York
Evening Sun.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The cables tell of a soldier of tho
A. E. f. of Germanic descent who
is beginning a 20-year sentence for
giving aid to the enemy. He made
the mistake of not seeking first an
election to the United States SEN
ate.-New York World
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The that the isn't happy
she pays neighbors sa
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

If America the dogs every get
share.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

No Bolshevist can ever become /,
member of the Order of the Bath
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

The peace business is growing.
It's now the Big Five."-Savannah
News.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Earl L. Anderson. one Of the new
linotype operators, while attending
the exercises at the Sylvan Theater
last Saturday, lost s45. After adver-
tising he had the money returned to
him Wednesday. Horseshoes!
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Sometimes when we hear Clemen-
ceau talking to the Germans we
wonder. What dye mean, Frencn
politeness? - Philadelphia North
The Washington herald., 1919-06-23

Va RSoNC has pCcH SI6 hCu anu ScdleQ.
Rochester Herald.
Secretary Baker says he's eager
to retire" Naturally. after having
had to remain wide awake while the
war lasted.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Canada Is feeding fat on whale
meat 1t would be wise not to wait
to test it's table merits until the
price is as big as the whale.-At-
lanta Constitution.
Chairman Hays isn't ready to
make the league a party issue, but
he is going strong on Americanism
which may show what he is driving
at.-Springtield Republican.
Dealers report a shortage OF fire.
works for the Fourth of July. That's
what we get for selling SO much
powder to the Bolshevik bombmak-
A New York tenant complains
that his landlord raised rents be-
cause he wanted to make a tour O,
the European battlefields. This is
another variation of Sherman's his
toric Observation-Disclosures Amer
lean.
The greatest deliberative body
in the world" says the GreenyilIe
Piedmont. lis deliberately making
an ass of itself" 1t has done that
often. What II Is trying to do now
is to make itself a villain.-Cnarles-
ton News and Courier.
The cables tell of a soldier of the
A. E. f. of Germanic descent who
is beginning a 20-year sentence for
giving aid to the enemy. He made
the mistake of not seeking first an
election to the United States SEN
ate.-New York World.
The peace business is growing.
News
No Bolshevist can ever become a
member of the Order of the Bath
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Congressional rider" is a
good thing to unseat.-New York
Evening Sun.
How do the ladies' take the bag
out of the knees OF their hobble
skirts?-Los Angeles Times.
1t won't be long now before a lot
of people have learned to enjoy
ice cream cones.-New York Morn
ing Telegraph. 3~s
Sometimes when we hear Clemen-
ceau talking to the Germans we
wonder. What dye mean, Frencn
politeness? = Philadelphis North
American.