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The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Let's Treat Our Friends Well.

Of Columbia every friend
possibly Its everywhere 1t abused
magned from the the other We need
friends, and ought be able know how them
Now the feeling Capitol Hill towards certain in
including minority landlords and host of greedy amb
subeasers There of camouhagg
violent and rab but enough
give city and kill its chances of
How Congressmen just arrived Washington,
first and alive to hospitality the
suffrage after they have
Been yctimized by prohteers
residents workers. who have
continued with the government
going the enlist the influence
Of Senators and Representatives they know helping the
of them kindly disposed towards Washington
bitterly anagonsc They have been
plotted by prohteers every
asked things for Washington this
iaby underpaid school teachers and
general well known 1t desires improve
their condition of the suffrage,
placing delegates Capitol Hi
Congress hostile mood? We plead till black
bulk of population innocent OF all
Washington accused born babe but
is that going help any?
ready and anxious to for
suen tits the city had with Ben Johnson and
1t is the golden opportunity for Washington to
new deal all around
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Increased Street Car Fares for Washington?

For more than powerful drive has been progress
raise street car fares throughout the
The support of the Federal has been epsd
has been urged provide financial
utilities that have been forced receiveshps
including Secretary of Labor Wilson, ready general
increases. '..
Now the public of Washington has decisive
stand takes the appeal Of the Washington Railway
Company for higher fares 1t
facts figures presented the Public Utilities
served to modify its opposition
1t be remembered that substantial fares
already has been granted and it only within
either of the
agad public demand for universal transfers
companies made this concession only and brb mohca-
ton Of public sntagonism preliminary for determined
pagn to boost fares all along the line.
If the traction companies of Washington possibility could
the people the of of which have
nucted by the dual here and the lack
connecting lines would than counterbance all the
could gain by the increased fares they asking
Public Utilities Commission them.
If the period just opening, instead of closing; if the
trend of materials and operation generally increasing
rather than decreasing there might be logic and justice in
propaganda
Perhaps the situation of the with
which will involve eundng of outstanding
In which the tibulation
mixed evil
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
D. {. Refuses to Pay
For Care of Leper

The case of John Robert Early.
the leper who escaped from the
District several months ago. has
again come to light. when yester-
day the Commissioners announced
that the State of Louisiana present.
ed a claim against the District for
his maintenance at the leper home
in New Orleans.
Lawrence Fabacher. president OF
the Board of Control of the Louisi-
ana home, based the claim on the
fact that Early is a former resident
of the District.
DIR. William c. Fowler. health Of
ticer of the District, testified that
Early was a resident OF the District
only during his confinement as n
leper. The Commissioners will not
recognize the claims Of the State OF
Louisiana.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
AMERICAN MAJOR
QUELLS MUTINY

Vladivostok-Mai. Sam Johnson.
most picturesque character of the
American forces in Siberia. with
two American sergeAnts. checked a
mutiny of Czech and Serb soldiers
and compelled the offenders to sur
render.
Johnson is provost marshal OF
Vladivostok. With his two sergeants
he passed the barricaded defenses
OF the rebels and their sentries and
into the midst OF the band. and or
dered them TO follow him. His au-
dacity awed them and they followe ed
He led them to a spot where armed
squads of military police were con-
cealed. then ordered them TO submit
to arrest. They surrendered.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Street car conductors usually re-
main street car conductors all their
lives. Charles d. Saser is one who
did not. and he is today ringing up
sales in real estate instead of regis
tering fares for the Capital Traction
Company.
Mr.. Sager is another of the busi-
ness men who found no attraction in
farm life. He was born and raised
on farm near Midway. Frederick
County. Maryland. and attended the
public schools OF the county and the
Maryland Coliegiate Institute at Union
Bridge.
Frankly admitting that the rural
districts did not agree with his con-
stitution, he came to Washington
when q years old and started to work
for the Capital Traction Company.
He moved them forward for over
three years and then secured a posi-
ton in the Government Printing Of
fee.
Shortly after this. in 1908, he became
real estate salesman for shannon
Luchs. where he stayed four years
and learned thoroughly the business.
In 1910 he entered into partnership
with w. s. Phillips. forming the firm,
of Phillips & Sager. This partnership
lasted until only recently. when Mr..
Sager sold out his interest and began
business for himself
He has opened Offices in the Dayi-
son Building on Fifteenth street, and
is doing a rushing business. He at
tributes his success TO the fact that
he deals with people in a way that
warrants their return.
Although Mr.. Sager is busy man.
he always manages to break away
from his Office every Saturday for a
motor trip with his wife and two bows
to his old home in Frederick County.
And he Is proud Of his boys. too.
| The older. Elwood. is s years of aye
and Charles D.. ir., is only .
Mr.. Sager is a member of the
Board of Trade and the Real Estate
Brokers Association.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Thursday. May -. 1919.

Copyright. 1919. by The Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate)
This Is a most unfavorable day, nc-
cording to astrology. Mars, Jupiter.
the Sun and Uranus are all in malefic
aspect
The signs all seem to presage sensa-
tions in which the army is concerned.
Discussion Of military policies will be
widespread.
Owing to the aspect of Uranus there
may be a tendency on the part of
persons of every class to criticise and
to emphasize defects instead of vir-
tues.
The seers declare that because a
new era has dawned and many per-
sons will not realize the fact dis
sensions among statesmen, troubles
between employers and employees and
general unrest will increase.
Strikes will increase in number aud
warning is given against any acts
that will precipitate civil strife or
violence.
There is a sign read as presaging all
awakening to a condition that will
alarm reactionaries and bring about
sudden changes in political parties.
Those who seek employment should
delay making any applications until
the aspects are more promising.
1t is not a lucky day to make finan-
cial deals or to start any business
enterprise.
Judges come under a sway that
seems to give them much work
through the criminal courts.
Covetousness and greed are held to
be increased by the present govern
ment Of the planets. as many thefts
and other crimes in which money fur
nisbes the motive will increase.
In the next few months there will
be many conflicting ideas put forth
and great perplexity concerning public
matters, astrologers predict.
The planet that rules the subcon-
scious mind is in a place making for
suspicion. envy and hatred. These i'm
pulses will be directed toward persons
in places of authority.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
meet with many problems I'm their
lifetImes. There may be illness In the
family this year. They should make
no changes and should not engage In
lawsuits or quarrels of any sort.
Children born on this day may he
proud. erratic and changeable. As
they are subjects of Gemini. they may
have dual natures that make for dis
content.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Bolsheviki and Sim Fein
Stamps Seen in London

London.-Stamp collectors take
notice. Bolshevik and SInn Fcin
stamps are now on sale in London.
They wouldn't carr: i letter any
where. but they w!:i be eagerly
sn.ght as additions % stnmp "b'!"c'
ti~a The B,.'sSr.ik stamps ph''-
turr hand gr >.rinS swo'd ana
sham ting the ga Hes 81 chain
isehint the rIsi-s sun symrclik"s
;tr s~skeniug.
One Sim Fein stamp hears a blue
cEIss Snl the w. ErIn, another
- green and ;;,w. with tie r.sh
.s,p aud the =" y b-.r- sharn-
rnck Aa1. the s.p;ncri, carrying III"
-. ,u:es and =. - f tr- thTcc
rebels VINO were executed
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
PRESIDENT REPLIES
TO IRISH PLEADERS

Paris. May A.-President Wilson has
drafted a reply to the request of the
Walsh. Dunno and Ryan-to use his
good offices in securing safe conducts
for the representatives OF the Irish
government to come to Paris and lay
Ireland's case before the Peace Con-
ference.
The reply has been communicated to
Secretary of State Lansing, through
whom the request was filed. 1t is
expected to be made public tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
By John kendrlck Bangs.

Copyright. 1919. ~ the Mcclure Newspaper
Syniicste.l
FAITH.
There's lots OF things | do not know
about
How twas. for instance. man sprans
up from dust.
What brought the first Of flowers
smiling out,
What makes the buds and blossoms
freely sprout,
Why some of US are thin. and others
stout
And so I take a lot of things on
trust.
I do not seek by facts to prove my
creed.
But take it just on simple Faith as
true
That some vast loving Power has
sensed my need.
And given me the tools to work the
deed
By which when rightly used in full
I'll win the goals that I am des-
tined TO.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Eastern High Night
Glasses to Continue

Regular night classes at Eastern
High School will continue, although
the special classes conducted for the
last six months under the direction
OF the educational committee OF the
Washington Navy Yard have been
closed.
More than 200 men were enrolled
in the special courses. under the SUI
pervision of Charles Hart. principal
of Eastern High.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Danger of Street Flirtations

pathetic picture presented in downtown
evening" according JOHN RGGLES one of unce Sans
workers the Navy Yard
worker than bright
lights Ninth struck Irritation
Matinee Charlie" brand The fellow uptothevcry
minute Clothes carried slender and
code The bold fellow introduced himself
worker nnoccntly
hall After the first dance the chapp disappeared and by
coincidence the girls pocketbook disappeared
Mr. RlGGLES the and
he advised her tho the police.
"Oh, what shall do" she sobbcd
had the world including my salary ] have no
o o board
Girls. the moral is plain Avoid pcsky "nasher"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Goldberg Asks to Have
Name Changed to Goldy

John ]. Goldberg asked the District
Supreme Court yesterday TO chanse
his name to John ]. Goldy. name
by which he has been known for
number of years.
Goldberg claims that his right name
is a source of trouble as his mail has
frequently mlscarried and people have
mistaken him for someone else. He
is married. Attorney Bernard W. Nc
Eiroy represents him.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
SINN FEM RESISTS
BRITISH INCOME TAX

Dublin. May 21.-The Sim Fem
ers have decided to make the first
real test of the independence OF the
Republic of Ireland" in refusing to
pay the income tax imposed by the
British government.
They have announced not a penny
will be paid. on the ground that the
British government. which stipulat-
ed the tax is a foreign" govern
mert and has no authority over Ire
land.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
THE PARAGRAPHER'S
NEWS VIEWS.

With French military critics insist
ing that the peace terms give France
no security whatever. CIemenceau
must wonder why the Lord reserved
him for this thankless world in his
old ase.-springheld Republican.
Perhaps even prohibitionists are
wishing for more power to that chem
list who has invented a cocktail that
one eats.-Baltimore American.
What we don't understand Is why
Mr.. Taft stays in the Republican
D. p.trty.-Charieston News and Cou-
rier.
IL the kaiser grows weary conten-
plating his own unhappy plight. he
can find variety in perusing the peace
treaty and rejecting on the wretched
condition into which he brought his
country. City Journal
II Germany wants further proof OF
the unity OF the allies let II refuse
to sign the peace treaty.-Baltimore
American.
JTp to the moment OF going TO press
the only two things the peace treaty
hasn't violated are the binomial the
orem and the bylaws OF the Tusca-
rora Country C1ub.-New York Eve
ming Post.
President Ebert turns from his STUDY
Of the peace treaty long enough to
mass out word that II is "a monstrous
document" and one for which there
is no precedent in history. Neither
has the character of the war wased
by Germany a parallel in history
Charlotte Observer.
Many Of the soldiers who came
from the plow disagree with the slo-
gan: Reward the returned hero by
giving him his old job. - Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The dream that Berlin would be oc-
cupied by the allies may turn out to
be a reality. 1t all depends upon
German stupidity. Herald.
After a frightened glance at the
German peace terms the Austrians
are wondering II their national dis
appearance wouldn't rid them of some
of their responsibility.-Los Angeles
Times.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
WELL! AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL!
By DWIc

Groom-Who is that little shrimp
at the side table who gazes at me
SO queerIy?
Bride-That-Oh. I'll introduce him
efter breakfast That's father
Judge.
why is your wife no longer your
leading LADY,"
'She couldn't support me in the
style ] had been accustomed TO-" re-
piled Yorick Hamm. the eminent ac-
tor.-Louisville Courier-JournaL
Your husband denies it," said the
doctor, but isn't it true that he
smokes between meaIs?"
Nav" replied the patients wife.
He eats between smokes."-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Hogan (the new arrivalD-Tomor-
row bright an early I'll show ye
where to take out yer first papers
Haggerty Castonished)-Glory be
Does ivry citizen iv this country
begin as a newsb'y?-Buffalo Ex-
press.
Miss Plain isn't a society girl. is
she?" asked Mrs. Outotown.
.'Oh my. no." replied Miss Gay
''In fact. she is a very common per-
son. She actually listens to the
music when she goes to the opera
Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
We'll. mother, here ! am back in
regular clothes and not even q
scratch to show that ] was a SOL
der" Don't worry. son. The SOL
dier's life has left its good impress
sion."-Judge.
What are the luxuries of life?'
Things that were necessities two
years ago."-Life.
Angry Woman-"My husband at.
tempted to strike me. | want tc
have him arrested" Police Captain
-"All right. Where will we find
him." Angry womsn-"In the
emergency hospital. Chicago News.
Friend-"How perfectly devoted
you are to your husband" Wife
Yes. I'm trying to spoil him. so that
II / die and he marries again nc
other woman could live with him
STRAY Stories.
Success seldom comes to a mar
until late in life" observed the sage
Yes" replied the fool. BY the time
a man has money enough to get al
the pie he wants he is dyspeptic
Knoxville journal and Tribune.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Had Their Pictures Took"

Representative CHAMP CLARK retiring o
Of and Representative FREDERICK GILLET
of the Old Bay who be Mr. successor gapcd
hands the OF the
yersaon perhaps about the proposed league perhaps
the about
Statesmen merr turned his crank and made film negative which
will later be exhibited from Maine
ward to the Florida Keys and then
Paying the penalty OF greatness" friend JAMES NJ
MCRTH OF the police department said he called
to the operation
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Japs Using Propaganda.

Vladivostok. - Japanese propaganda
Is beginning to flood Siberia. With
the withdrawal of representatives OF
the American committee on public
information. the Japs sent repre-
sentatives to work with Baron
Shibuxaws. Japan's unofficial repre-
sentative i'm Siberia, in the spreading
of publicity favorable to Japanese
in Siberia after peace Is signed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Kill 4 Per Cent Beer in Mass.

Boston. Mass, May sl.-A four per
Ger: beer measure was killed in the
Massachusetts house of representa-
tives today. The house refused 20 sd-
nit a petition OF organized LABOR for
n h, al ing.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Getting Jobs for the Bows
STEPHEN

STEPHEN F. TILLMAN who has opened bu-
where
sailors the world
employment
On the day eighteen provided The under
the direction of Presidents Own Garrison Navy
and in suite No 4o Jenfer Building
mort
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Jelicoe in Australia.

Albany. Australia, May 21.-Ad-
miral Jellicoe. former commander
in-chief of the British navy, ar
rived here today to take up the
work of reorganizing the Australian
navy.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Monthly Salary; Now Yearly.

Weimar.-Instead OF paying Presi-
dent Ebert $4,000 a month salary the
national assembly has decided that
$1,000 a year Is enough Tor the head
Of a democracy. In addition 1t would
give him an expense fund Of $1,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Round the Town E$s&EEE Ess&&EEEHE II SAEH

There never was accident"
Twas just the lack Of care;
This was the only reason
Every time andeverywhere.
-AMELIA.R HARRIS
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Times Square

AT Broadway, 44th to <sth Street,
the center of New Iork's social
and business activities In elose
proximity to all railway terminalh
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
When It Was NAV.

We roved among the orchard trees
The apple bloom like snow
Adrft every odorous breeze
Long, long agoi
| took her hand, but shy was She
And coyly smiling, drew away;
But when | kissed her she kissed nc
And in my heart was May
We sat together on the hill
Till level sunset shone
Unclaimed and charmed in heart and will
She all my own
| voiced rapt vows with happy sighs
No word had she to speak,
But oh the light that filed her ewes
The bright tear on her cheekl
- -STOKELY S. FISHER in Farm Lii
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Former Speaker of the House. JOSEPH CANNON declined
disclose his attitude towards national representation
ct Of Columbia when ehaed with him IN his at the
Capitol yesterday He talked interestingly however Of old
the time he first
people here had the voting privilege
MY
gres he said @e recall Columbia had dele
in Congress at that His believe,
UNCLE JOE also recalled the old District legislature
the territorial form OF and of its
before was egssed out Of existence by Congress and
plan adopted He belief the President
of the United States will be tried and member of
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Europes "age-old problem" is simply larger edtt
truth families get along in the same house
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

The main difference between the old reactionary
there and the ideastc governments is that tn
now does the mourning at the funerals
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

While discussing the proposed plan of suffrage for the District
with Representative WILLIAM RODENBERG. Of Illinois for
which he ardent
wondered why territorial delegates Congress had
right n that
could understand he said by what
delegates in Congress from the territories should he the
searched the Congressional debates
not found single advanced for the denial In opinion they
should have the to
Mr.. RoDENBERG friend the District people and
convinced he will be found an
they the Sysxth Congress-
forceu
the House. -
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Groom-Who is that little shrimp
at the side table who gazes at me
so queerly?
Bride-That-Oh. I'll introduce him
efter breakfast That's father
Judge.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

If the Jsps had for Nao-Chau and desired onl
ege of restoring it to China perhaps Ias hurt feeln
soothed in the way.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
Erasing the "Ne. -.

pillars bore this nscrpon"Ne Plus
Ultra"-meaning "No More Beyond"
This stood for until Christopher Columbus
his effort sail around
the world to India.
"N" chseled inscription
stands "Plus Ultra" more Beyond"
reached that life where have inscribed
your BRAIN Plus Utra" Do you
there hope for succeed in
future undertakings?
Chisel the "Pus Ultra" little Deeper wider and longer
do you'll find it Just look what Columbus found ignoring
the NE"
Europes ~age-old problem" is simply the
truth that two families can't get along the house
There is disorder in Budapest, told There
disorder bank after the cashier and his hands
in the air.
the Jsps had for KaoChau and desired only the p
lege of restoring it to China perhaps Ia hurt feelings be
soothed in the
The main difference eactonary governments
does the mourning the funerals.
Chicago authorities estimate confidence men trimmed N.
American public for $4,000 last year This estimate does not in
eude the graft of the respectable prohteer,
When It Was May
RI We roved among the orchard trees
The apple bloom like
drift on very 0dnr0uS
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

There is no disorder in Budapest, told The,
disorder in bank after the cashier and his assistants get
-, -. a.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

why is your wife no longer your
leading LADY,"
She couldn't support me in the
style ] had been accustomed TO-" re-
piled Yorick Hamm. the eminent ac-
tor.-Louisville Courier-JournaL
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Chicago authorities estimate that confidence men I
American public for $4,000 last year. This estimate
cude the graft of the respectable proteer of course
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22

Your husband denies it," said the
doctor, but isn't it true that he
smokes between meaIs?'
Nav" replied the patients wife.
He eats between smokes."-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel.
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TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Blsek-Draught.


Rossviiie, Ca Mrs. Kate Lee Able, a
this place, writes; NY husband IS al
engineer, and once whila lifting, he in
lufed himself with a piece Of heavy ma
chinery, across the abdomen He was
50 sore be could not bear to press on
himself AZ all, on chest or abdomen. ne
weighed l65 'bs. and fell oil until he
weighed no lbs. IN two weeks.
re 5-csr.e csnstpated and 1t looked
IKE he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet With all their medicine, his
bowels failed % act. lie would turn up
.ien-oeut bottle 81 castor oil. and drink
4 tHo Or three days IN succession. lie
did this yet without result. We became
desperate. he suffered So lie was swell
len terribly tie told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thetiors's Black
Draughi. made him take q big dose,
and when il began 10 act he tainted. he
was in such misery, but he got reiiei and
began 70 mend al once. he got we'll,
tnd We both feel he owes his hie 10
Thedford's Black Drsuqh,"
Thcaiord's B'ack-prauglIt viii help you
70 keep TT, ready Tor Tie days work.
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