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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
John A. Fitzpatrick Marries

Mrs. Stephanie Raymond, of Paris
daughter of Baron de Hengster OF
France, was married at noon yesterday
to John Reed Fitzpatrick of New York
at the home of his family, Toms River
n J. Mr.. Fitzpatrick met his bride
while serving as colonel on the Genera
Staff, A. f. +. He is graduate Of
Yale. class of II. He played on the
football team and was captain of tn,
track team. He is member Of thu
Yale and University clubs and Of
Snuadron A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26

where daylight-saving is said tn h..
originated. Proponents of the sch lave
say it reduced the number Of stsals
accidents in virtually every city. st ;,ees
lated interest in outdoor sports sas
in New York, enabled the loneshorernnsee
to move freight much more exnsS Sa
tiously by working overtime in bro.s
daylight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-26
Cleveland Won't Change Time

CLEVELAND. Oct. 25.-cleyela,a
will not change its Official time -
morrow morning when the clocks of ~.
nation generally will be turned h..,.
one hour. city council resolut;o, :.
Gently adopted fixing Eastern stsnaa re-
time as Cieveland's official time.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

@fiffig. Der SOteIier
nabm iid einen rgca 9op" Dor, Der
laut pfeifenO ourd elmer Der @dnge
fam.
n@eiBt 0u nidt," fragte er nit
itrenger @iene, ooaB es bier abiolut
.berbotcn lit, ipd6renO Ser glrbeits-
5eit gu pfeifcu?"
SD pfeife ia gar nidt," ent-
gegnete Ser Siuge, lid iude nur
6rau 9Ionfs @uno."
Eriftlger IN D.
@rdiitigom (oer ii6 chen nit elmer
ieGr berm0genoen, aber ie6r ar-
ipru6sbouen befanntcn Dame ber-
lobt bait: y9urnit mir oa5u gratt-
Iieren, caB i6 ben @oIOfiib gefal-
genl"
SreunO: Sea, biloe Dir uber ia
nidt Elm, oaB tiff Ser nit ameiien-
ciern %erndbren lGBt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
edweOider SnmOr.

Ser alte @n0ers bat beim Cuts
6eliser Garltenien einen @uftrag
alsgcriGtet, unO Garltenien laot
i'm 5ur 9elobmmg 5u einem
S0naps elm. @noers liebt ben
9ramnttpeill uno leert oas @los nit
loldem 8ebagen, oaB Der @utSbc.
Iiter ii1 gu einigen ermabnenoen
8ortcn peranlaBt iiebt: Oh peiBt
mobl, @noers, Dab ieoer Sfnaps elm
&agel gum Sargc it," Anoers
lpirft Scr Slaide, or @aritenlcn
nod in Der @ano bdlt. eincn for
idcnoen Bid al: STA" iagt cr,
gi6lagcn sic nod cillcn Nagel Elm,
neil sic bod geraoe Den Sanmcr
in Ser San0 ba6cn!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

@ntagung. @at.c (tell.
rebmeno gu ienier frazier. 6rau):
r&rmes Meib, oaB OH iett bel Dem
i9onen @etter i'm 8ett liegen
muBt!"
Grau: nad, 6rit, id babe ia bod
nitts all5u5iebelt."
btiser Grnno.
@efannter: n@nrum ne9men sic
oenn feinen @ebilfen fir Sbr @e-
ihdft?"
@cinbGnoler: rslA Soft, iagt man
t,eien 2cuteu einmal eia vnre6tes
@ort6en, 70 artiportcn he imnler
gIeid) nit peritedten 9roDuagen!"
6 ein5ige 8ea. syreuno:
gu, ocine Sralt 1T aber Gortlibl"
9rdlltigam: nSurdtbar; i6 mill
iie aud iobalo ipic moglih hetraten,
oonlit Die 2iiiielei elm gnoe ainrnt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

8erIodeno. o9eauer, f0n-
men sic mir ni9t elm biBdeu Srtter
fir meinen &uno geben?"
o@eoaure, mein SEER, oas Sunoe-
fiitter lit fir oie StommgGite refer
rtert!"
. 6iefe 0oGelI ~Serr
5orIter, tpenn Sic Sbren 9udel nidt
Eobeim laiIen, ipieIen Dir ni6t
mebr nit. @r i9out ms INNER in
ole 9arten utlo 9ibt Sbnen iorttpdb'
reno 3ei6en nit Dem SRpdn5li."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

8rofeffor: @ilien Sic, sic
miiBten es einmaI nit @uano ber-
Iu6en; id CLAUDE, sic wiirOen
eroBortige Geiultote 0amit er5ielen.
@utsbefiber: Sob i9 ia
fdonl
|rofeiior: so be5ieben Sic
i'm oenn Der, lit er oiih edt2
@utSbeiiscr: l1no Oh Der
edit lit. Sd bob i'm ans Der Sn-
farteriefoierne.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

Aus @rfobruug. o&9,
Yopa, es lit iAredli6, i6 bin i6on
nierunOapan5ig Sabre altl"
Sea, fei MIR ru6ig, an oeinem
uG6lten @eburtstag wirlt on i6on
finger meroen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

= neberfIufiig. Brin8ipal:
nMfeper, aus Dem, mas Sic ca i6rei.
ben, fam fein perniinftiger Neni9
flug neroen."
ugtu, mos braud)t ein perniinftiger
Meni9 nod flug 6u tperoenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

&eingefalIen. rS6ul5e
lit NIT ieinem neuen @uto geItern in
elm Saus bineingefabrenl"
n@as Sic nidt iagen2 Sn einet
&a0en?"
ngfein, in Die @arage."
StoBtenf5er. Srau:
n&bmmit Oh lhon Dieoer crit um
Srei llbr na9 Sauie, gu Bump,
3u!"
Munn: nSeroott, baben's Die fri.
fer gut gebabt, mics BLOB Sonnen-
ubren CAB, ba bat in Der Na6t nie-
H,ano gepuBt, wie ipat'S isl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

-Sbperbel. aanimom (5ll
ieinenl Sommis, Der cine Site Scc,
ucl6e fir ole 6irma S. y. @il.
6elms @ioom 4 So. beItimmt lit,
nit ocu Nnfangsbndltabcn Der GIMP.
iGnger: S. g. @. 6. & SO. Jig
uirrt): ~Scrr 2orer5, es bate ia
and)s @. 9eniigt! Sic brunden ia
uidt glei6 cine gauge Noucue anI
oie Site gu Idreiben!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

@rin5ipoI: 80, nun ieicn
Gle elm biBbcn ilint uno ni6t 10
S6iperfGaig, nidt mie SIR gor9an-
ger, Ben i6 arf Sdritt uno Sritt
fcntroaieren muBte, neil er aaes
tnlid madte; ionit made ids lie
Der lelber!
aommis: Gut, lit mir audi
redt!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

@nsmeg. r@eiB Or, mir
Iouten u1s ideiOen laiien nn0 Oann
matchmaker ein G~erbdltnis anfon-
gen. @ieIeidt neroen mir uns
Damn meniger 00en.~
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

2owenIobn min merOen reid, iebr
reid, ooer urait6", wie ct in ieinem
gali3ii6-oeuti6en 0ialefte ia9t. lin
lei6 gu mer6en, muB man &reoit
Gaben, uno nm &re0it 5u bo6en, ge-
braudte 2omeniobn elm ieltiames
@ittel. Gr rdu6erte! &ommt oa
|infeles, 0ffnet sic meiten Naien-
fliigel nod tpeiter unO iagt: rS6on
tpieoer ausrdudern! Sag mir Oo6,
&omeniobnleben ,tpesbaI6 oil rau-
6erit 10 oft oeinen &aufIaOen."
2omen obn: 9nmit mtt]
CUE @elt fcnnt als n&du6er-8auf-
mann. 9as miro be6en geipaltig
meitten &reoit!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
Das MGoden itepft,
Ser S9uIter flopft,
Ser @ciger geigt,
Sur tpenige baben
@s errei5t.

= Gin uninterelfanter
&anoioot. 3mei 8olitifer be-
ipraden Die fommenben Gtaottpab-
len.
,@eI6en @inorud madte es aaf
oeine 3uborer, ols gu iaJteit, OaB
nu ME einen Dollar fir eire Gimme
te8abIt boIt?~ frogte Der cine
rGinige f6ricen Surrab," entge9-
nete Scr onoere, naber 0ie 9aebrbeit
fdien oles Snterelie berloreu 5u ba-
BEN"
8erufSfof. @edonifer-
IfbrIing (oos Srii6ltiidS6rot betrdh-
tend, artnl an0ern): Sud. auiuit,
not uns sic Meelt'rin bette tpieOer
fir acknowledgements 5uredf iemaft
tat!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

Slate 81 9 6. Stunt.
ger Gr5t: nSa, meine Brari3 lot fi6
bereits b~erooppelt
Greluto: ngIio enoli6 ser 5weite
8otient!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

&e9enerempe Ell. 2ebrer:
,@enn feds &inoer ipa5ieren geben
uno oreien miro perboten, 0nr9 ben
@a9 gu tpaten, tuie oiele moten bin-
orr6?"
@dller: u@ne ie9s!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
@aIoen + Ii mo r.

= @algenb NOR. SpIB-
bube (oer Dor pier @oden ein
S6pein geltoblen bait: rGa iagt
man: nl1nre6t @ut geOeiDt ni9t!..
Sd bob aber 0man5ig Bfuno auge-
nommen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
Regiments o m m q n 5 o.

= &eq ST o m m 0.
@efebI. n@dbrenO Der aartpofe
r~erIommeln lid) Die oiettltbabenoen
Serren Sffi5iere Dor Der air6e bin-
Ter Ser Stride, na6 Ser 4ir6e ober
Dor Der Stride = uno 5tpar an ge-
rooen Sogen 0ie ungeraOer, an lrt-
eeraoen Sagen Die geraoen aompags
rien = bormittags nit Ser hoberelt,
ro6mittagS nit Ser aieoereu Nnm-
r!er i'm erIten @lieoe."
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
E id 6os 8eefIteof balls, meI6es id

@aF: @oeem sic NAL, 6efonrme i'd Oos 9eefteot baIo, meLbes i'd
Dor elmer baIben Stunoe befent babe?
ReIInertn: Saben Sizes oenn gor 10 eiig?
Ga gueroiugs, i6 tr&e morgen cine Geife nm Die Ndt an mo
ga m6bte i9 Oas 9eeffeof nod germ pOrber eHerl
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

@rIter Stuoent: Gag NAL,
baIt gu 0enn aii6 morgenS BON ite-
ben Bis o6t rbr oie 8orleiung fir
9otonif bele9t?
3meiter @ til bent: G6
mas, mitten in Ser Na6t beiuhe i'd
fcin &oneg!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
GdIttelreime.

Gin biB9en @Iiid nur, ipciter nii9t,
@eoarf's, oaB sid Der Neio ertpii9t.
@er S09ter ne gauge &ei6' bat,
@iini6t oeren baloiee Seirat.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

Na6barin: @os rGrmt Oenn
Sbr Monn i6on felt 5pei Stunoen
i'm @ai6feiiel berum?
SGrifti.eIIerS. Satin:
Sa, tpiiIen sic, es lit idredlid, er
Gidtet INNER ieincM ani6etten BOIL
Sebt fat er oie pierte Stropbe iei'
mes @eoiGtes i'm @ai9felieI.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

Wea. Sc tonne ii9
oente, ooB mir nit
ben Weoes lpeiler an
bic @uts fin. Rohs
Dem Der 0e0esmeiz
nit leine 0ummbeis
te uno feline Bull
Gettetneb, ben gan3e
9rOdltor oemmols
lii9t ge9u6t bat, cat
er IiGb nit mebr 1ehn
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31

Game: @ber Moam mar oo9
cine ein @eib nidt 5ufrieoen.
Serr: 9as fam fem, aber er
muBte Oamals nod nidt, nas gut
itnb boie mar.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
01rnrr 5d'reibebrief Ors
&btlipp : naerNntpter.

Msiu lieber Qcrr ReOottiondr:-
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
HIS DAUGHTER
AFTER ILLNESS
TOOK HYPO-COD
Built Her Up Quick. Brought
Roses and Strength
Back.
IN BETTER HEALTH
THAN EVER AGAIN

'AIy daughter had an attack Of
Quincy FIRST on one side, then on the
other. This was followed by NeUritis
in both arms which left her in a
weak, frail, pathetic condition. Loss
Of appetite. loss OF flesh, extreme neT-
vousness were all too plain, so after
investigating the formula Of Earle's
HypO-Cod, which was being highly
recommended by druggists and users
at that time. ] got her a bottle OF this
preparation. which has proven a fine
tonic.
u first noticed an Improvement in
appetite Next her haggard carewOrn
look began to disappear-then the
roses began to appear in her cheeks,
and the eyes instead Of having that
dull heavy look frightened, and in a
short time Cafter taking several bot
tIes) she began to gain flesh and soon
had gotten back 10 normal, and, in
fact, looked better and felt better
than she did before she was taken
sick.
q have seen from my personal OBJ
servations just what HypO-Cod viii
do for one when in a nervous, run
down condition from either overwork
or from a severe spell Of sickness
and highly recommend il TO ALL
writes Thomas r. BlackfOrd, lO5 4th
st. ne, Washington, u. {.
What Prof. l.. Il. Early, J. Henry
Scruggs, Ph. c., p D., Emily White,
the eminent nurse and chemists, drug
gists and doctor say prove beyond all
doubt that in HypOCOd we have a
much more efficient and powerful
builder than heretofore Obtainable,
and its pleasant taste is a revelation.
Come down TO the drug store and
permit one Of our clerks to tell you
something about HypOCOd II still in
doubt Ask TO see the formula upon
each bottle. Note: We prepay large
bottle Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere,
receipt price S1.20. plus &c war tax
Peoples Drug Stores Washington,
MfF's Note: The genuine Earle's
Hypc-COd. made In one OF Americas
finest and largest laboratories OF the
very best ingredients only and bear
ing the name Earle Chemical Co,
Wheeling, W. Va, comes in an Orange
CoIoFed carton exactly like the pic
ture on the left. Insist upon the gen
ulne. 10 make certain Of no Gubgti-
tuition visit the adYeEtised-stura, ItI
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
A GRAND TONIC
AFTER ILLNESS
Weak, Unable to Walk, Ape
lite Gone, She Took
HyPO-COd.
WASHINGTON LADY SAYS
IT'S A WONDERFUL TONIC

How quick a person can build
themselves up to robust health is
told BY a washington user Of HypO-
Cod. She said:
II got up from my sick bed 50 weak
and worn out that I couldn't walk
across the room. Ny feet felt as
heavy as lead and I was nervous and
my appetite was so poor 1 ate very
little. / got bottle OF HypO-COd and
took some Of their Eerv-Mintz, too,
and II is everything that they claim
IL to be. I feel like a different person
and am eating so heartily and getting
strong so fast recommend HypO-
Cod to everybody" continues Mrs.
Julia Morrison. 224 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest. Washington, D. c.
Instead Of waiting until your sys-
tenn is weak and you become sick
abed, just use a little HypO-Cod now
just as winter is coming on and go
through the cold weather with never
a cold, cough or sickness OF any kind.
This Is possible II practiced with a
little thought and saves time, money
and lots OF lives" was the advice Geo.
l. Ayres gave recently and-certainly
such preparedness is wise with rumors
Of a return OF the Flu" this Autumn.
Earle's Hypo-COd contains the finest
ingredients. Should be used sys-
tematically as per directions on the
bottle and this splendid preparation
should not be confused with the many
secret and widely advertised RENE
dies. Earle's Hypo-COd formula on
the bottle. Indorsed by the profession
as the most powerful tonic, recon
structive Alternative, digestive builder
made Come down to the store near
est you tonight and get a couple
bottles and permit the whole family
TO take il a little while this fall.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
RIVAL HURLS HAT
INTO TEDDY'S RING
Young Roosevelt Promised
Fight for Assembly by
N. Y. Tailor's Son.

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-Theodore
Roosevelt, formerly lieutenant colonel
Of the Twenty sixth Infantry, who
has decided to enter politics as a
nominee for election to the State as
sembly from the Second district in
Nassau county, is opposed to Elias
Ran, son OF a New York city tailor
and a former private in the ranks,
who has been put up by the Demo-
Gratis OF North Hampstead. Demo-
cratic leaders expect that Raf may
give Roosevelt a close fight for the
assembly and prevent the overwhelm-
ing Republican victory which was
predicted when the son OF the late
Theodore Roosevelt was nominated.
Both candidates have war records.
one as the commander OF a regiment,
the other as a private.
ROosevelt's nomination for the as
sembIy by the Republicans was fol-
lowed by the recommendation by a
number OF leading Democrats Of Oys-
ter Bay that ne be given the indorse-
ment OF the Democratic organization
and that they put up no opponent.
North Hampstead party leaders, how
ever, objected to this procedure and
suggested Rah.
In his first campaign speech fol-
lowing his nomination. Ran created
a sensation by quoting the late Col.
ROosevelts phrase, my hat is in the
ring" and then added. "and it isn't
my fathers hat, eitherr
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
CONDUCTOR SAYS HYPO-COD
IS FINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
q Stopped My Cough IN a
Jiffy. Went Back to
Work Again.
IT'S SURELY A GOOD
TONIC AND BUILDER

81 had such q terrific cough and
cold that I laid Off my run on the
h-cv Orleans Special for a week try
ing to get better. II was one Of those
heavy COLDS and ] was feverish and
felt miserable. Had sharp shooting
mains through my lungs and even ny
appetite was gone by the time ] got
hold Of that first bottle Of Hypo-COd.
"And Hypo-Cod is the real thing
when II comes to medicine continued
W I. Parker, 200 Tenth street south
east Washington, d. c. 1T knocked
that cold and cough out OF me in a
iiffv and / was soon back TO work.
1Fv appetite came back and I began
20 eat hearty meals and things tasted
good again. now feel stronger and
better all over and have the old pep"
back once more. 1t sure is the right
stuff"
Hypo-Cod contains just what is
needed 10 knock out al those bron-
cbial. catarrhal and kindred troubles.
syrup Of Hypophosphites, Malt, Cod
Liver OIL Extract. Extra Select Sherry
Wine Cnnest medicinal wine madel,
yFlld Cherry Bark and Iron. The best
part about Hypo-Cod Is tnat II doesn't
Just relieve the cold. temporarily It
builds you mp, Increases the disease
RESTING vitality and wards off such
troubles. Brings back robust health
and strength according to users.
cone down 10 the store nearest you
tonight We prepay large bottle any
where upon receipt Of price. f1-20 plus
Gc wax taE-People's Six Super Drug
Etorfs Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
Druggists SAY EVERYONE should
TAKE GOOD T0NICIE RUNDOWN AND
FORTIFY SYSTEM AGAINST ILLNESS.
Recommend HypO-COd As Best. Easy to FOrtify Whole
Family Against Sickness This FaI-Gan Few
POmds-Improve Digestion, Appetite, and
Increase Disease Resisting Vitality.
FEEL BETTER, WORK BETTER. TONE
UP SYSTEM WARD OFF WINTER ILLS

tie. Away UP North IN Detroit the
Cunningham Stores are featuring
Hypo-Cod. Down south in Chatta-
nOoga Anderson, the largest druggist
there, writes: ave are selling and rec
ommendinE Earle's HypO-Cod, because
we believe it the best thing OF its
kind. Thousands here are using and
indorsing It." In Columbus the %
MIGRANTS Drug Stores are featuring it
In Cleveland the two great drug store
chains, Marshall Drug Company and
Standard Drug Company, have linked
up their so or more drug stores in a
drive on Hypo-Cod, and carload after
carload leaves for these points. In
Baltimore the Read Drug Stores are
endeavoring to secure a sufficient sup
ply to make a drive on Il, and in Nor
folk, Richmond and other cities it has
the Endorsement Of doctor. druggist,
chemist, nurse and others, who assert
il is the incest tasting and most pow
erfUl Alternative, digestive, nutritive,
recsnstructive tonic made.
Besides, no one should 90 about half
efficient when a small investment
easily puts them back on their feet.
Doctors and nurses assert il is simply
remarkable how quick this prepara-
ton brings back robust health and vi
taIity. 1t cleanses the blood Of inn
purities, helps digestion, liver, kidneys
and nerves. Drives out catarrhal and
bronchial affections, and is composed
OF the finest ingredients blended so
nicely il has a pleasant taste and
agrees with the most delicate stomach.
How nicely and surely it puts the
users back on their feet is shown in
the statements Of users in the articles
on the right They took il according
to directions. Read their statements.
Then come down to the nearest Peo-
pies Drug Store and get a bottle. Ask
the clerk about EarIe's Hypo-Cod. Ask
him regarding the special free offer to
purchasers Of two bottles.
Note-We prepay large bottle gen
Uine Earle's HypO-Cod anywhere on
receipt OF price, $1.2O. plus sc war
tax. Peoples Six Super Drug Stores,
Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
Weak, Nervous, Thin, Pale
People Built Up By
Home Treatment.

Elf every man ana woman ana Lhelr
children take a tonic and give thought
20 health now, the chances are 10 to
they win not be sick at All, regardless
Of whether the Trlu' or any other dis
ease RACES next door this winter" ae-
cordinE to Geo. L. Ayres.
Here in washington the Six big
Peoples Drug Stores are featuring
remarkable tonic with which thou
sands win fortify their system. Whole
Families are needing the warning and
increasing their disease resisting vi
tality against a possible recurrence Of
the dreaded Flu" The report Of 500
cases in one city-the warning Of au-
thoritles and doctors prove the wis
dom Of following the druggists ad-
vice.
with this splendid preparation
weak, nervous, rundown, thin and half
sick people get back on their feet
quick. Summer coughs, colds, bron-
chiaI and catarrhal troubles-aches,
pains, pallor and pimples prove the
blood is poor. It is reasonable to ex-
pect that any one so troubled viii be
down in bed this winter, losing time
from work or school and running up
sick bills. The kidneys, blood, liver
and whole system are bound to falter
and fail when you are weak and run
down from long hot summer, over
work, strain and the rush Of business.
Verdict Of Druggists.
The Peoples Drug Store telegraphed
for a carload OF this famous Earle's
Hypo-Cod just the other day and il is
hoped will arrive before the last Of
the fourth carload disappears. Every
one can see the wisdom OF investing a
few pennies in preparedness rather
than run risk Of being in a weak, run
down condition. In other cities drug
Eists are likewise joining in the bat
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
ADVERTISEMENT
IF YOU SHAVE
YOURSELF
You Can Keep Face In Perfect
Condition By Using
This.

After shaving the skin is dry. stiff
and "nicked," here and there, regard
less Of how careful you are with the
safety or razor. Maybe II smaTts
too and shiny. Tender, too, II your
beard is tough, but by rubbing in a
little NOGzema you can prevent all
this.
NoXzema is a nOn-greasy, vanishing
skin cream used by specialists, but
wonderfully fine after a shave. 1t
vanishes into the pores like magic
and gives you the most delightfully."-
cool, tingling sensation you ever en-
joyed. Better than a massage after
shaving. Takes but a second and
leaves the skin soft, velvety and be-
ing highly mediCated il heals. You
can feel il penetrate and heal.
ANY man who isn't better pleased
with his own shave after using NOX-
Zema than he ever was at a shop, can
get his money back. NoXZema is the
ideal skin cream for after shaving.
Big one o. jar, 25c: OF. jar, soc,
plus &c war tax. Buy for economy the
Doc size at Peoples Drug Stores here
in Washington, ID. C., or let the NOX
zema Chemical Company Baltimore,
Nd, send you 9 jar prepaid upon re-
ceipt OF price ahoFe-
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
TOWER PICTURES
TO Be EXHIBITED

A collection Of tower pictures, in
cIuding prints, etchinEs, paintings
and photographs will be shown in the
art galleries OF the National Museum
beginning next Thursday. according
to announcement made BY the
national peace carlton executive
The Washington times., 1919-09-30

committee Of the Arts Club OF wash
ingtOn.
In addition, the private collection Of
William German Rice, other private
pictures, and the collection in the
Library OF Congress will be exhibited.
Il IS expected that the King and
queen OF Belgium will find time to
visit this exhibition.
A local committee composed OF
W. r. Westlake, chairman; DR.. Erwin
F. smith. Capt. W. I. Chambers, and J.
Marion Shull Is in charge Of the cam
paiEn to raise $4,000. 900 for the eree-
tion OF a memorial carillOn in Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30

Il Is to your best interest to put
yOur Liberty Bond interest I'm ". 8. 8.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
CAR LINE DIVIDENDS
NO TRICK, He SAYS.
Trust EmpIoye and Serve Pub
lie, Philadelphia PreSi-
dent Advises.

Hearings before the Federal Elec-
trio Railway Commission on the n
nancial and physical condition of
street railways throughout the
country, after having been recessed
for six weeks, were resumed yester-
day.
7. E. Mittsn, president Of the Phila-
delphia Rapid Transit Company, was
invited by Charles Z. Elmquist,
chairman OF the commission, to pre- .
sent the expeFineca Of his company
through the stress OF war conditions,
which, according to testimony previ-
ously presented, almost wrecked the
business OF nearly every other trac-
ton company in the country.
A series OF years Of unmitigated
prosperity was the keynote OF the
testimony OF the Philadelphia COM
pany, with data to show the Increase
IN patronage, larger wages to en-
ployes, and decrease IN fares.
Anxious to Solve Problem.
The efficient managemnt Of the
company was explained, to an extent.
by the fact that President 1Iitten
has no financial interests in the Sc
curities OF the company. It is the
purpose Of Mr.. Stotesbury, head OF
the company, Il was explained, to ac-
eomplish something worth while for
the city OF his birth. Mr.. Mitten's
ambition is to demonstFate that there
Is a rational way by which vexatious
traction problems cain be solved.
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company" Mr.. Mitten stated in his
testimony this morning, with almost
per cent fewer employees than in
1910, Is now producing over SO per
cent more elective trafhce units per
employe.
Believes In Men.
The keystone Of all success, as be-
tween men and management is con-
hdence. Distrust breeds discomfort.
The confidence Of the men in the man
agement, and likewise the confidence
Of the management in the men is
what makes Philadelphia stand out in
accomplishment.
philadelphia IS almost alone in its
position OF antagonism to "cash-koX
are collection" or any system which
tends to show a lack OF confidence in
the conductor.
1t can hardly be expected that self
respecting empIOye viii take serious
ly the statement that he is our part
ner IL We require the action OF the
passenger to assure US that fare col
lections are being properly made.
'Philadelphia's plan is not offered
as a cure-all for other cities. Every
city has its own peculiar difficulties
to overcome. But, in the light Of this
experience, il is our plain duty to de-
cry the thought that there is any cure
for the present trouble excepting that
which lies in honest dealing, efficient
management and effective workers."