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The Washington times., 1919-05-16
AYENuE GRAND.

Geraldine Farrar will be pictured
as star OF the bill at CrandalI's Ave-
nue. Grand next Sunday in THE
eSttronger Vow" tense story Of love
and revenge in Old Spain. Thomas
Santchi affords the star exceptional
support.
other attractions announced fol
next week embrace: Monday. Ethel
Clayton in "Pettigrew's Girl" Tues
day. Mary Boland in "A Woman's Elk
perience;" Wednesday. MoIIie King in
Suspense" Thursday. Enid Bennett
in Partners Three" Friday, Shirley
Mason in 1.-THE Unwritten Code" Sat-
urday. Charles Ray in The Sheriff's
Son"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
W. B. & A. MUST PAY
$500 FOR DEATH

BALTIMORE, May 16.-For the
death of Mrs. Marion L. Hall, who was
fatally injured when a train on the
Washington. Baltimore, and Annapo-
lis Electric railroad struck an auto
mobile in which she was riding, YER
dict for $500 was rendered against
the railroad company yesterday by a
jury in part . OF the superior court.
The accident occurred on the night
of March %, 1917, near the corner OF
Hamburg and Scott streets. Mrs. Hall
died April Is, following. Her mother,
Mrs. Amelia Hall, and her daughter,
Miss Naomi Hall, brought the suit.
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
KNICkERBOCKER.

Next week brings to the Knicker-
booker an impressive array OF fea-
ture photodramas. On Sunday and
Monday, Jane Grey will be the prin-
cipal player in a delightful romance
of the STAGE, when My Ship Comes
In" On Tuesday and Wednesday
Elsie Ferguson will be the pictured
star in her latest superb success
Eyes of the Soul" while the out
standing feature OF the bill for
Thursday and Friday will be the
Washington premiere OF Madge Ken
nedy's newest starring vehicle
Leave 1t To Susan" On Saturday
John Barrymore. will be screened in
The Test of Honor"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
Brings Back Digestion and APP
petite, Strength, Energy,
Color and Weight.
BACK ON YOUR FEET
MANY WEEKS SOONER
Statements of Washington PEG
pie Published Below Prove
It's Merit.

Thousands are told this time OF
year to buy a good building tonic by
their doctors. That half-sick, dead
fired feeling Of weakness should be
banished. Headaches, constipation,
Indigestion. loss OF weight all point
10 one thing. Pale, listless. WORKOUT
people find dancing a bore and bust
ness and work drudgery. and this
shouldn't be so.
NEED BUILDING UP.
A person should wake up in the
morning feeling fine or something IS
wrong. Their sleep should be restful'
peaceful and without dreams or fret
full nervous tossing. No one should
stay awake for hours. They can just
as easily wake up feeling vigorous
and full of pep" And how many
have a big hearty appetite and go
through the day without a draggy
moment OF weak spell?
TAKE A STRING TONIC.
Spring is here. and at this particI-
lar time OF the year the system is
usually rundown by overwork. con-
anement. lack of exercise during the
long winter months. The system -
rundown. This rundown, poisoned con-
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
CRANDALL's.

At Crandall's the first two days
Of next week Tom Moore will oc-
cupy the screen as star of zone of
the Finest" a dashing comedy drama
in which the star is cast as a men,
Der of San Francisco's force OF
mounted police and a victim of the
charms of an alluring heiress, fault
lessly impersonated by Seena Owen.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Con-
stance Talmadge will be pictured
in "The Yelled Adventure" Thurs
days feature will be Lets Elope,"
starring Marguerite Clark. On the
last two days of the week Elsie Fer
guson will constitute the chief at
traction as star in Eyes OF the
Soul"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
ALLIED NAV|ES TO
ASSEMBLE AT PORT

PARIS, May 16.-An important port
in Asia Minor. the Excelsior says il
is reported, will soon be the theater
of an interallied military and naval
manifestation.
French, British! Italian. and Greek
soldiers and warships will partici-
pate.
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
Stronger and Better Than Ever.
Thanks to This Wonder
full Tonic.
BUILT HIM UP QUICK

my son was terribly weak and
rundown following an attack of
Pneumonia and he surely needed a
powerful tonic TO build him up. That
is WHY went down to the drug store
and got two bottles OF Earle's HypO-
Cod and the reason come out and
recommend it like I do is because it
did wonders for that boy OF mine"
ernha3CaIlV assorted Mrs Rhoda NJ.
Ireland, one of the wealthy and well
known elderly ladies of Washington,
whose address is given below.
BUILT HIM RIGHT UP.
'Hypo-Cod has done that boy IT
mine a world Of good. Has built hun
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
GARDEN.

Next week at the Garden will be
notable, Sunday through Wednesday,
for the premier presentation in Wash
ington OF Theda Bara in her latest
release, 1.-THE SIRENS Song"
For the last three days OF next
week, beginning Thursday, Peggy
Hyland will be the pictured star in
clever comedy-drama. Miss Adj
venture"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
PALACE,

Beginning Sunday and continuing
through the first four days of next
week. William s. Hart will be pic
tured in a new Western photoplay
production, THE Money Corral"
which brings Hart to the screen as
the guardian of a banks millions.
His cast includes Jane Novak,
Herschel Mayall, Winter Hall, and
others.
For the last three days OF next
week, beginning Thursday, Vivian
Martin will be seen in her latest re-
lease, The Home Town Girl"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
SAVOY.

The first two days of next week at
the Savoy, beginning Sunday, will be
featured by presentations Of d. w.
Griffith's THE Girl Who Stayed at
Home" other bookings for the Sa-
voy include: Tuesday, Geraldine Far
rar in THE Stronger Vow" Wednes-
day, Alice Brady in "Red Head"
Thursday, Shirley Mason. in 1.-THE I'm
written Code" Friday, Charles Ray in
''The Sheriffs Son." Saturday, Vivian
Martin in Little Comrade"
The Washington times., 1919-05-16


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The Washington times., 1919-05-16
STRAND.

Next week will bring to the
Strand, Sunday through Wednes-
day, "Mints of He'll" in which Will
liam Desmond, supported by popular
Vivian Rich, will be seen in the chief
role.
For the last three days Of next
week the eminent stage and screen
star, Beatriz Michelena, will appear
in a Western subject Of exceptional
merit, "Just Squaw."
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
Off Comes Corn
In One Piece
''Gets-It" Leaves Toe As Smooth
AS the Palm of Your Hand.

There's only one corn REMEDY in
the world that peels corns and cal
luses off'like a banana peel. and that's
"Gets-It." For walkers and ISLANDERS.
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
PLAN TAG DAY FOR BLIND.

Plans for a tag day of the District
Aid Association for the Blind were
formulated at the annual meeting of
the association at the Home for the
Blind, 1880 r street northwest, yes
terday afternoon. The tag day was
planned to take place June Z and a
benefit ball at the Willard scheduled
70 be held in the fall. Mrs. Josephine
l.. Jacobs, president Of the associa-
ton, presided.
The Washington times., 1919-05-16

benjamin. franklin saidi "Money
can beget money, and SITS offspring
can beEet more" Buy w. 8. s.
The Washington times., 1919-05-16
VIOLENT COUGHS :
PAINS IN CHEST
EASILY RELIEVED
Declares Daughter Who Says
Father Was Cured in Just
Few Days.

MY father had a bad cold and such
a violent cough that we became
alarmed. He complained OF pains
across his chest and felt so weak and
ill and looked so bad his friends ad
vised him to get Earle's Hypo-Cod
His appetite was gone, too, but my
sake's alive-it was simply remark
able how quick Earle's Hypo-COd
cured his cold. He hasn't the slight
est sign of a cough now and it built
him up strong and we'll again in q
hurry. He mas 4 fine appetite and
seems to feel stronger and far mora
energetic and ambitious now. and he
often remarks how HvpO-COd has help
ed him. l believe II IS medicine oil
wonderful merit" declared Miss Mad
elm Connell, 23i6 G 81. y. w, Wash
ingtOn, u. {.
FOR THAT SMOKER COUGH.
For any kind of sore lung, short
ness of breath, cough, colds. cataTrn
al or bronchial trouble Earle's HypO
COD is a grand and quick relief. say
thousands of users. 1t strengthens
the weak, sore lungs, banishes cough
and cold and builds up the whole sys
tenn.
So many arc contracting serious
lung affections, tuberculosis, etc,
since the Flu" that either n doctor
should be consulted if a cough still
fingers or else a thorough treatment
with Earle's Hypo-Cod.
Thousands have taken 1T since the
"Flu" and been relieved.
Note:-We prepay genuine Hypo,
Cod anywhere, receipt price, $l.2O,
plus war tax, 5c-People's Drug
Stores, Washington, d. c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-08
THE BOARDERS.

SsyXTHAT no. excaim the boarders, Bring forth
the measly lot of profteers and hoarders and
let them all be shot" The boarders' grub is scahty
it's slim and punk indeed in hosiery or shanty where
they may feed. Their eyes become river when
they look round and see a sicby slice of liver, a
string bean and pea. The boarders' cheeks are
sallow their eyes full of woe, their wastlines
show taIlow, they totter they go. Their lean
ribs cank together and ever as they reel they won
der, wonder whether, they'll ever have meal.
Bring FORTH" exclaim the boarders bent up with
stomach ace "the profiteers and hoarders and burn
them at the stake" The landlord says he's giving
the utmost for the cash. and boarders still are living
on air and onion hash. In vain the boarders for
age for fodder they can eat and there are tons in
storage of eggs and pies and meat. The nations
bins are busting with everything we need and it is
most disgusting that men for grub must plead, and
pay unhoy prices for everything they get; oh, let
US In three trces, make some blamed lummix sweat
Produce" eXclaim the boarders, bowed down bv
pain and toll, "the profteers and hoarders and let
them boil in OIL"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-08
What Other Editors Say
CAPT. CHARLES FURLoW.

Capt. Charles Tim Furlow, who died at his home in
Clarkesville, buried in Americas September 5. He
was reared in Americas but born Bbb county on the
old Lundy place in 1912 and was the son of Col T NJ
Turlow and his wife, Margaret Holt a daughter of
Tarpley Holt
Capt turlow enlisted private soldier Com
pany K, Sumter Light Guards, 4th Georgia regiment
May u, 1861 During that year he was detailed t
General Doles his orderly Later he was promoted
as A. D. c. on General Doles' staff. He was wounded
at the Battle Of Gettysburg and promoted to captain
and A. A. G. in the acknowledgements department
He was wounded also at the battle of spottsyvana but
served throughout the and in all the engage
ments in which his command participated,
He was for years associated with Gen. w A.
Wright in the comptroer-generals department, and
then for years in the treasury department with Hon.
Bob Hardeman and NJ. J. Speer
His sister, Mrs James Galloway is the only sur
viving one of Margaret Holt Furlows children
Captain Furlow was an od-fashioned Democrat and
did his part in redeemng the South from the destruc-
ton of Reconstruction.
On his last visit to us in Macon he spoke of how
the line being drawn against the oId-tme Demo
crat under Wilson's idea of putting but 'pro-
gressves" on guard, and he made the remark:
81 hope what threatens storm in the party will
only be passing cloud. looked forward with such
feelings of pride to Democratic control and for long
lease of power But when the stains of dscord were
sprned the very threshold of our entry into duty
and performance by foul plot to humiliate the old
leaders of the party and up those without record
for loyalty ability my cup of JOY began to taste
of NORWOOD and gall"
! Capt. Furlow good talker, blessed with a
wonderful memory, well informed, and he always
such charming guest
His departure is personal loss to the writer and
to many friends The world is better that Charlie.
Tim Furlow lived in it. He was contributor to the
pleasure of all who knew him.-James Galloway ii
The Macon Telegraph.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-08
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Americas, Ca, Sept. 1, 1919. The
Board Of Commissioners of Roads
and Revenues met in regular session.
Present N. A. Ray, chairman; R. S.
Oliver, J. E. Poole, S. E. Statham
and J. J. Wilson
Minutes of regular meeting, Aug.
4th and call meeting of the 22nd,
read and confirmed
On motion that tax rate for the
county for 1919 was fixed at 2 mills,
or $1,000 for the 81, 100000. Board
took recess till the 4th.
The board met the 18th with all of
the members recorded above pres
ent.
A resolution was passed directing
rfc clerk and county attorney to ad-
vertise for lids for laying pavement.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the depotif of the proceeds from
the sale of bonds.
No further business, the board ad-
journed.
The following bills We're approved
for payment at the Sept. / meet
ing:
]. R. Hale & Sons (oats) 81, 977.30
i w TaSSyfar II 10
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-08

postponing any great American offensive until 1919 All
the enormous American preparations were directed to
that objective BY 1919 we should have had ordnance
arpanes aerial bombs tanks and poison gas in guam
ty production If Pershing had been disposed to play
safe he could have held out for postponement of the
general offensive until last March Instead he saked
everything on an attack made without the training and
equipment that would have been available in the spring
and the war was won If the attack had broken down
Pershing would have gone down, too
The judgment of the world is that the risk was
worth taking and Pershng must receive credit for the
brilliant success Of his decision
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-08
TALK ABOUT CALAMITY.

The women went to the bat with the ballot for
the first time in eorga in the Atlanta municipal pri
mary yesterday, and made at least one put out and
perhaps another The defeat one candidate and the
probable defeat of another is charged to women's
votes And the men ungallant enough to turn
around ard talk bout contestng the election on the
grounds that the female votes illegal just like
an Atlanta man. but more like Atlanta poBaeian.-
Coraele Sentinel
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Would Hold Cotton
Force Advance i'm Price
Growers Organization Plans
to Nalorizc the Com
ynoditv

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov Ga move
ment to retire two million bales Of
cotton from the market in an effort to
force a rise in price has been launched
by the American Cotton Association, a
growers organization, according to
statement issued here by its president
j. S. Wannamakcr, who last night said
recommendation TO tins effect had been
sent members OF the association
"The experts Of the association. af-
ter a careful Investigation of supply
and Demand Wannamaker's statement
said, and after considering the price
cf the manufactured product and the
price Of other commodities. have
recommended that the association re-
tire two million bales cf good grade
cotton from the present crop"
The plans which were recommended
and which have been adopted call on
the membership OF each state to volun-
tarily transfer to designated banks
warehouse receipts for specified
amounts OF cotton, this cotton to be
held IN trust until such time as the as
sociation decides that prices justify
tho cotton being placed on the market. /"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Toronto Curb
Poole Engineering Surplus
Declines in Fiscal Yea,

The annual report of the Poole En-
eneering & Machine Company Of Mary
land for the year ended Juno so. 1918,
disclosed Operating income of ST.
ol6,292, which compares with S674-
oli in the preceding year Federal
taxes increased greatly during the
year and were placed at S575-
600, leaving $441292 balance.
compared with SGl0.l09 in the fiscal
year ended June 80. 1918 Dividends
amounting TO SlS4.42l were distributed
among the stockholders during the
year, leaving a S256,S7l surplus Pre-
vious surplus and adjustments brought
the tctal 10 $2,57l,37o. After $1,000 900
in adjustments for subsidiary stock
was deducted and SlG0,S23 set aside as
an additional provision for Federal
taxes, profit and loss deficit was S99,445.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Commodities
Cotton

Thcrc was n break OF approximately n
cent n pound in tho cotton market ycs-
ter1ay. owing to larger ostlrnat-s OF the
crop md n"rvousnesa over advancing
money rates. Tho weakness showed t,srlf
first In liverpool which reported n eon-
sntonnl break before the start Of business
here. and at tunes there was extremely
heavy general llquiJation around tho local
ring Janunry contracts gold or 10 36 30
during the carly trading, or Of points net
ord OF "Wednesday afternoon.
a rally to 81. o5 followed on trade buying
and covering. but advances mot continued
realizing and some OF tho late months
touched the lowest lovcls Of tho day in
II the later trading vim January closing At
3o9' The general lpt closed steady at
a net decline Of 35 to 76 points.
The opening was active and excited.
with first prices CT to 125 points lower un-
d"r heavY general selling inspired By the
ginnod TO November at 600. 600 bnles
and the crop Mt 10000. 600, comparcd with
the governments end September indica
;ion of 10. G96 900 Before this nrst wave
Of offerings had been absorbed. Dccernbor
broke to 37.15 and March to 26fS or 80 70
l25 points below Wedn"Fdny's closing quo
taton Trad" interests were Blk buyers
however, while there vas considerable lc
Wall Street support which caused rallies
during the middle OF the day, with De
cember selling up to 27.So and March to
ing with Wall Street and uptown interests
heavy sellcrs on tho afternoon break. bat
the clOse was up from tho lowest on Gov
ering and continued trade buying.
Buying by houses with domestic trade
connections was one OF the features dur
ing the day and was accompanied by
reports that suinnors were calling cot
ton or fixing prices. one or two of the
kilograms received from the South aail
'hat spot demand was legs active. but
otherwise there vas no change In thu
spot news and the talk OF increased e,-
ports wns encouraged by the clcnrancas
OF about 10000 bales reported for the
day. Southern spot markets officially
reported were 80 points lower TO so points
higher. with middiing quotations rang
ing from $500 TO $3.50. Lnre" aalos
wore reported in tho Southwestern mar
kct' at prices ranging from Al 30 to
- 90
The local spot martet vas stea4y and
10 points Io"er at $40 for niddling.
40 snl"s werc reported
Range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
lnUeStOrs' Almanac
COLLITERdT-Pco,y,, ".oy

COLLAYERAL-RcaNv "coNatcrn{ &C.
cW'fy rms i" a security for the pnr-
jornnnco Of agreements. or for'the par
m'W Of money, aud is something de-
posHfd r'M the cridcnco Of debt to
snfisiy the clo'm Of the leudcr in case
OF j0i'fc ON the part Of tho borrower
TO ., meet me a"d'btcdncss ,ohen due
Money and Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Questions and Answers

Note-In this department TIL.
Tribune will throw tho light OF such
iHformation nx Is a. .ta command on
he investment problems OF its rnadcrs
u cannot undertake. to give adNico on
speculation. Questions OF general IN
lercs. viii be answered IN this column.
Only initials Will BE- used. Others Will
be answered hv mall
Address ell queries. inclos,ns
stamped addrosscd envniope to
FINANCIAL EDITOR, The Tribune.
I54 Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Deficit for Lindsay Light

The Lindsay Light Company reports
net earnings for the nine months end
cd September so. 1919. Of S77,702
After the payment OF dividends amount
ing TO $93.33S, d deficit of $l5,63l re
suited
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Cereals

wheat whea. market etrong
with pricos for high grad" "h'at IN me
Northern spring whoat IN the MINI spolfs
marj.ot at thc close Of the day wna quoted
ut 81 75 to vs.. Will" DARK 20 tofth
"rn was said to hhN" go u a. lhe an-
parent shortage of this chsrnctof ~ wh"sf
has attracted ~idnrprsaI attention sn' II
sooi.os 80 ta tho ,n,lrofif f'la ,e aIl1. .r ifiaf
situation. AdYlees from Washington
quoted Representative Young. Of North ha-
kota. AZ saving that rresiiont Wilson l7
oxn"ct"d 10 liff the exrort and Import "w-
barEpos on wheat within "A f"v dats i0
acoordanc" with tho course recommended =
by Wheat Director Julius Harn"s
Grain and -four mon here seemed - 'hr
opinion that II this action IS taK"n II VIII
hav" At Least a tNmp"rary hearish infi1enee
on values. az Canadian wheat vii preba-
bly, be imported ana the advantages 70 be
gained by tho removal Of export rts'ftra
lions arc Thought to be IN measure n.lr4-
Mid by the question Of foreign credits
Corn-rhe corn inari1ct wns very foyer
fsh throughout tho day aud was subiee' 70
numerous breaks and rallies Sentiment.
however. leaned more toward the b'ar
sidc and ut the close thu undertone wss
weak anl final quotations were ~ -
9s>c net lower Receipts were email
nnd cash unrkefs w." hrfncr ~
0uts'a analnE short interest IN tho mar t"t
had boon very materially reduced and thar
tn" technical position vas correspondence
fseaker
Moreover. advices from tho Vest sai4
that country OTeTs were on moro ihrrt.
seaIe and hat TIC out ,oo" "
larger supply of cars Advices from Il f-
neapolis said that the l'acihc Coast. ~hl h
recently bought largo amount ~ -n
for December shipment.. was cancel ~
orders in anticipation OF large ifnperta-
tons of corn from Manchpria. Ihr yea
money market had moro or loss bearus
on the days developments and good
many leading operators pere IF thr oIIn
ION that thn upward movement VAS rt,f
ior the time being
Yesterdays prc.oa- Year
corn No. z yei. sl.7s. s74. IL
Chicago.
Decent bor ...... 37ss 40 1f1.
January ....... - 2a.a
Ont,-Thc oats market was heavy rnao-
persistent selling on tho part of cofau'
sion houses. aud final Quotatlons ware
net lower Exporters were sad - have
taken about zoo. 90 bushels late On Wednes-
day and further small amounts yesterIag.
but this failed 10 stimulate tho market. -
local stocks. The local cash marie, vas
easy
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close ago
oats 10. . w&o - u o2ia ,O,iir s.
!2sse'noeT sia .i. -. - -
ilye-Mrsiss, c5S.s-
Yesterday'e Previous YEA
Flour and Meal -Quotation. ,rere
Yesterday . Previous Ycsr
New York; ci0se. close. aEo
N inn Patent S-'o tl4io VI
Cornneal. yeL3.ooN375 3501 3s5 80
RE -four ....7 ooa 40 7Oo 97>o 5000
Cottonseed Oil
Tho market was quie,er yestoreav ard