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The Washington times., 1919-04-12
TIRE TAPE TO AUT0ISTS
IS,LIKE- WATER TO DUCKS

Tire tape is TO the automobilist
what a bandage is to a Red Cross
nurse, and man who drives a car
would as soon think Of leaving 1t out
Of his tool box as q Red Cross nurse
would think of leaving a bandage out
Of her flrst-aid kit.
The, United States Tire Company
advises all its patrons to include a
roll of its tape in their equipment.
Its uses are innumerable. It is most
frequently used to retenforce bad
spots caused by blowouts and pune
lures. L is also valuable for winding
"leaky'' electric wires or making tenn
porary repairs to broken rods or rat
tling parts.
To be successful learn to save.
Thrift Stamps and war Savings
Sfavnna will keln yOu
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

G. D. SopeT, OF the Motor Company
Of Washington and local dealer for
the Stutz and Auburn. has just re-
turned from Indianapolis, where he
visited the Stutz factory.
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

One OF the latest additions to Four
teenth street motor row is the new
garage opened early in the week at
2I14 by J. c. Flood. Mr.. Flood also
has the agency for the Auburn six.
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

II you want a good used car-just
90 up to Geier's old place, at 1925
Fourteenth street, where the Snellings
Motor Company, Inc, has its new
home.
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

Harper Co., Inc.
Telephone Franklin 4307 1905 H St. N. w.
PnTz ThaEC Car EG
Come o pa store
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
LoEW,s COLUMBIA.

Enid Bennett will be the featured
star at Loew's Columbia Theater for
the last three days OF this week In
The Law OF Men," Miss Bennett is
in the role OF a girl caught in the
struggle OF three men for possession of
her. The star is supported by a cast
that includes Niles Welch. Andrew
Robson. Dorcas Matthews, and Donold
Macdonald.
Among the short-reel subsidiary
features will be a comedy, Having a
Good Time" an animated cartoon by
Tad" THE rawlings OF a Rounder." !"
the Bray Photograph, and the Gau-
mont Herald News Graphic.
Beginning next Sunday and con-
tinuing through the first four days
of next week, Loew's Columbia will
show Three Green Eyes" which
brings to the screen no less than flve
stars-Carlyle Blackwell, June Ell
vidge, Evelyn Greeley, Montagu Love,
and Johnny Hines. For the latter
half OF next week. beginning Thurs
day. Loew's Columbia announces Lila
("Cuddles") Lee in her latest prOduc-
ton for Paramount "Rustling a
Bride"
The Washington times., 1919-04-30

ace in 1.-THE Rescuing Angel" in
which Miss Mason, in the role Of a
bankrupt's daughter, Is compelled TO
choose one Of two wealthy suitors in
order to relieve her family's haras-
sing circumstances. The cast in
cludes Forrest Stanley, Arthur Ca
rev, john Stepping, Carol Edwards,
James Neill, Edythe Chapman, T. d.
Crittenden and ]. Park Jones. The
extra added attraction will be the
showing of the sixth episode Of MADE
in America" the great serial which
depicts the training and mobilization
of Americas victory host. The title
of the episode is "The Hated X. P"
For the first four days Of next
week. beginning Sunday, the chief
attraction will be Cecil B. De Miles
production, For Better, For Worse"
The cast includes Elliott Dexter,
Gloria Swanson, Tom Forman. Sylvia
Ashton, Raymond Hatton, Theodore
Roberts, Jack Holt, Wanda Hawley,
Fred Huntley and others. This pro-
duction will be the feature at the
Palace through next Wednesday,
when it will be succeeded by Ethel
Clayton in her newest production,
''Vicky Van"
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

IF your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a SUBJ
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
Dr.. Edwards Olive I Tabletsare purely
vegetable mpoundmixedwit holiveoil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood daysyoumustget atthecause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomeI-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions of boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box.
ALI druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing resuIta.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
WEAKENED BY AN
OPERATION. SHE
CAUGHT FLU"
After SicluieSs Could Hardly
Get From One Room To
Other-Dr. Said Take
Earle's Hypo-Cod.
MRS. BARTLETT SAYS 1T
Is A GRAND BUILDER

Il was operated on but 1t wasn't
entirely successful and then while still
weak from that ! caught the Flu"
last winter and it left me so weak
/ could hardly crawl from one room
to another / was terribly weak.
] slept so poor l never got any real
rest and would get up tired and worn
out. My daughter praised Hypo- Cod
so high I finally took her advice
after asking my physician who rec
commended il and it proved a bless
ing to me. 1t stopped my cough and
has given me wonderful new energy
and strength. My nerves aren't so
jerky and | have more calm and self
repose. II has helped me in other
ways, too, and 1 think it is wonder
ful medicine. l advise anyone who is
weak, lacks strength or energy or
who needs a good building tonic to
try Hypo- Cod continued Mrs G. L.
Washington, d. &.
The testimony of the above lady
shows how easily one may recover
their strength and energy after op-
GRAFTON, wasting illness or just from
oVerwOrk or strain. Earle's Hypo-
Cod does the work of building you
up quick. Just get a bottle yourself
and see how much stronger, better
more fit you feel. Let the family
take it and save sick bills. 1t surely
fOrtifies the system against disease.
Reed what others in Washington say
about II and then come down to the
drug store and get bottle or two.
Read what folks say. PeopIes
five Drug Stores, Washington, d. c.,
special agentsl
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
KNICKERB0CKER.

On Thursday and Friday of this
week at Crandalls Knickerbocker
Theater the chief attraction will be
Red Head in which the stellar role
is depicted by Alice Brady.
On Saturday of this week May ALI
son will be shown in THE Island OF
Intrigue"
Constance Talmadge will occupy the
Knickerbocker screen next Sunday
and Monday in The Yelled Adven-
ture," in which the principal male
character is impersonated by Harrison
Ford.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Mary
Pickford will appear in Captain Kidd,
jr." Tom Moore is announced as the
star of the bill arranged for Thurs
day and Friday, in cone of the
Finest" Saturdays feature will be
Three Green Eyes"
Short reel features and specially
arranged musical programs complete
each daily bill.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
LITTLE BOY HAD
WHOOPING COUGH
Mother Gave Him HypO-Cod,
Stopped Cough, Built
Child Right Up.
AGED THREE, COUGH
1T WAS TERRIBLE

My baby. aged three years, had q
case OF whOoping cough and for
seven weeks his cough was terrible
and we got everything we ever
heard Of, although we had heard 1t
was incurable and had to run its
course of nine weeks, but seeing
HypO-Cod advertised we got a bottle
and il stopped his cough right of
short. How thankful we were you
can imagine. for he was worn out.
but Hypo-Cod started right in to
building him up and gave him q good
appetite and he sleeps just grand.
We are deeply grateful for what
Hypo-Cod did and recommend 1t to
everyone with a child who is sick,
weak and needs building up" de-
clared Mrs. VIM. Greenberg, 9O7 9Th
st. s. T.
When a child. weak. puny, pale,
nervous, and thin starts taking
Earle's Hypo-Cod you can almost
notice the results they come so quick.
Directions on the bottle for child
and so nice to take children are fond
of IT. Doctor recommends it.
So many school children are frail,
weak, fretful, and half sick it is
wise for mothers to help nature with
this splendid tonic. Especially at
this season of the year. Note: We
prepay genuine Hypo-Cod anywhere;
receipt price. S1.2O. Peoples Drug
Stores, special agents, Washington,
D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
HAPPENINGS ON STAGE AND SCREEN
Latest Releases of FimdOm Offered at WashingtOn's
Movie Houses This Week-PrOgrams to Be Changed
RIAITO.

Madame Traverse, in the William
Fox film version of "The Love That
Dares." and selected short subjects
consisting OF travel pictures, excel
lent comedy, current events. and
topics of the day will be continued al
Moore's Rialto Theater throughout
the remaining days of the current
week.
Next week the Rialto will again
present a double-feature show. MI
Moore announces the premier show
ing OF Hearts OF Men," in which the
stellar role serves to restore George
Beban to the screen after an alb
sence of nearly a year. Mr.. Beban
und his son. George Beban, jr., viii
appear in person during the week In
scenes from the play.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
.CURED HIS COUGH AND COLD,
STRENGTHENED HIM QUICKLY
Georgetown Lady Says Her
Husband Had Cough,
Grew Weak-Lost
Appetite-CouIdn't
Sleep.
EARLE'S HYPO-COD PROVED
GRAND REMEDY, SHE SAYS

"My husband began sneezinE and
we were afraid he was coming down
with a sick spell. His nose got red
eyes watered, and pretty soon he de-
veloped a cough and a little fever.
Then his appetite went bad. strength
left him, and nights the constant drip
ping Of mucous in his throat kept him
awake coughing and splitting, but
Earle's Hypo-Cod proved to be the
very thing to put him back on his
feet" declared Mrs. c. Z. Morgan. 2913
n street northwest.
SHE TELLS ABOUT 1T.
"He was getting seriously i'll, I do
believe. His lungs became sore, and
he lost all his strength and energy.
and was about ready to take to his
bed when L got that first bottle of
Hypo-Cod," continued Mrs. Morgan.
1T cured his cough right away and
stopped that cold in a few days. II
really was surprising how quick ii
did its work, and then he began get
ting his appetite and strength back
and now he enjoys more energy and
strength than he has in a long time.
He sleeps good at night and looks and
feels so good that ] am going TO take
a bottle just as a Spring tonic. The
59's made by the same people are
grand laKatives. too" continued Mrs
Morgan, whose name and address are
given above.
GEORGETOWN PEOPLE LIKE 1T.
In Georgetown alone a thousand
people have taken EarIe's Hypo-Cod.
II the reader lives in that part of the
city or any part Of the town just ask
a neighbor how HypO-Cod does the
work Of putting you back in trim"
again. il agrees with the most deli
cate stomach, too. and just now ii is a
grand tonic for the whole family.
Spring tonics are excellent insurance
against sickness and that rundown
spell in hot weather. Come down ana
get a bottle tonight at the drug store
Note-We prepay Hypo-Cod any
where receipt price, S1.2O. Peoples
Drug Stores, Washington, D. C,
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
FILM ATTRACTIONS HERE
Fob REST OF WEEK
KNICKERBoCKER.

KNICKERBOCRER.
Thursday, Friday-Alice Brady in
Red Head" Saturday-May Allison
in Island Of Intrigue"
STRAND.
Thursday. Friday. saturday-Evelyn
Nesbit in Thou Shalt Not"
GARDEN.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday-''why
1 should Not Marry"
METROPOLITAN.
Thursday Friday, Saturday - Alice
Brady in Red Head"
CRANDALL'S.
Thursday, Friday-D. W. Grifhths
recent release, The Girl who Stayed
Home" Saturday-Cor4nne Griffith in
The Unknown Quantity"
APOLLO.
Thursday-Bryant Washburn in The
Poor Boob; Friday. June Elvidge and
Flame;'' Saturday, Harry Morey in
silent strength"
LOEw'S PALACE
Thursday, Friday. saturday-ShlrIey
Mason in The Rescuing Angel"
LoEw's COLUMBIA.
Thursday Friday, Saturday-Enid
Bennett in The Laws Of Men"
Thursday. Friday, Saturdsy-Made-
line Traverse in THE Love That
Dares"
que Love in The Quickening Flame"
Friday, Mae Marsh in spotlight
sadie Saturday, Bryant Washburn
in The Poor Boob"
AVENUE GRAND.
Thursday-June ElVidge in The
Love Defender" Friday, Bryant wash
burn in The Poor Boob" Saturday.
Grace Diamond In What Every
Woman Wants"
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
IF INDIGESTION OR ,
STOMACH BOTHERS
YOU, TRY HYPO-COD
Georgetown Man Says His
Stomach Is In Fine
Shape Again Now.
DECLARES HYPO-COD Is
BEST REMEDY OF ALL

II was run down and feeling
mighty poorly due to stomach trouble.
My food didn't digest properly, due
/ think, to lack of exercise. l had
lots Of trouble with wind and gas on
my stomach and was bloated and
'Puffed-Up" after eating. 1 felt Ian
guild and didn't sleep good and even
my appetite had gone back on me
when heard so many saying a good
word for Earle's Hypo-Cod down at
the U. s. General Quartermaster's Of
fee that 1 decided 1 would try 1t and
say recommend ii myself now"
declared w. r Ulrich. who gives his
address as 1718 Thirty-fourth street
(Georgetown), Washington, D. c.
Feels Grand Again Now.
That Hypo-Cod surely did the
work for me. 1t has taken all that
distress after eating away. My food
does not sour nor ferment on the
stomach and consequently the wind
and gas doesn't bother me any more.
Ny appetite came back, too, and food
tastes right. It built me up-gave
me new strength, and have all the
old time pep and feel as good as 1
ever did in my life" continued w. r.
Ulrich, whose address is given above.
When the stomach isn't working
right, digestion is bad, appetite poor,
nerves jumpy and sleep doesn't come
quickly at night-help nature back
on her feet with a bottle OF Earle's
Hypo-Cod. The formula OF this splen-
did preparation is on each bottle.
Doctors. druggists, and thousands of
users endorse it as a tonic and par
ticularly at this season of the year.
Being made by the Nationally known
Earle Chemical Co, Wheeling, w. Va
the user iB assured Of the best inEredi-
ents. Hypo-Cod Is not q patent medicine
II not feeling 100 per cent efficient and
desiring to feel as good as you ever did
in your life follow the advice Of Mr.. Ulrich
and the others on this page below and
get a bottle OF Hypo-Cod tonight
eve prepay genuine Hypo-Cod any
where on receipt Of price. S1.2o, Peoples
agents)
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
GARDEN.

"why Would Not Marry" a strong
morality drama, will be shown at
Moore's Garden Theater the last three
days Of this week.
Next week, Sunday through We'd
nesday, will be presented the first
showings Of William Fox's comedy,
Help! Help! Police" in which pop
ular George Walsh carries the chief
role.
For the last three days OF next
week, beginning Thursday, Billie
Rhodes will be the star in her latest
offering, "The Love Call"
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
METROPOLITAN.

Alice Brady will be the sta at
CrandalTs Metropolitan Theater the
last three days OF the current week
in "Red Head"
Beginning Sunday and continuing
through Wednesday. THE Yelled Ad-
venture" will be shown, with Con-
stance Talmadge and Harrison Ford
in the stellar roles. The story is a
brisk one of love, romance, adventure.
and thrills:
For the last three days OF next
week the Metropolitan will present
Tom Moore in zone OF the Finest" a
comedy-melodrama, in which the
leading feminine role is portrayed by
Seena Owen.
Each daily bill will be supple
mented by abbreviated photoplay sub
jects and special musical features.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
SAVOY.

The photoplay attractions to be
shown at Crandall's Savoy Theater
the remaining days Of the current
week are as follows: Wednesday
Grace D'Armond in what Every
Woman Wants" Thursday, June
Elvidge and Montagu Love in The
Quickening Flame" Friday, Mae
Marsh in Spotlight Sadie" Satur-
day. Bryant Washburn in Poor Boob" j"
The bookings announced for next
week at the Savoy are: Sunday and
Monday, Marguerite Clark in Three
Men and a Girl" Tuesday, Pauline
Frederick in zone Week OF LIFE
Wednesday, Dorothy Dalton in "Ex-
travaganza;" Thursday, Violet Palmer
and star cast in Ginger" Friday,
Marion Davies in Getting Mary Mar
ried:" Saturday. Dustin Farnum in
''The Man in the Open"
Supplementary features are shown
as a part OF each daily program.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
BILLION AND HALF
BEHIND IN BUILDING

A building deficiency Of one and
one-half million dollars is one of the
results of the war in the North Gen.
tral States, the Labor Department
announced today from figures based
on deficiencies OF principal cities.
The building deficiency" is the
amount being invested in building at
present as compared with normal
times.
This explains why house rents have
scared, officials said. 1t means that
there is a record shortage of roofs
for stores, homes, factories, and Of
fee buildings. Before a drop in
rents can be expected, construction
will have to catch up with the four
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
AVENUE GRAND.

The following photoplay features
are booked for presentation at Gram
dalTs Avenue Grand Theater the re-
naming days OF this week: Wednes-
day, Mae Marsh in spotlight Sadie; :"
Thursday, June Elvidge in THE Love
Defender" Friday, Bryant Washburn
in "The Poor Boob" Saturday. Grace
D'Armond i'll what Every Woman
Wants"
Next week will bring the follow
ing: Sunday, Pauline Frederick in
Zone Week OF Life" Monday, Dorothy
Dalton in "Extravagance;" Tuesday
and Wednesday, Marguerite Clark in
Three Men and q Girl" Thursday,
Dustin Farnum in THE Man In The
OPEN" Friday, Violet Palmer and
ali-star cast in Ginger" Saturday,
Marion Davies in Getting Mary Mar
ried."
Each daily program is completed
by supplementary camera subjects.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30

years in which almost none was done
because OF the shortage of labor and
high cost of materials, the survey in
dicates.
Labor Department reports show
that the race to catch up already has
begun, despite the continued high
price of building materials.
Contracts totaling millions are be-
ing let hastily. The tide OF con-
struction has set in, and business men
are going ahead, convinced prices
are not due for a drop.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
STRAND.

Thou Shalt Not" will be shown at
Moore's Strand the last three days
of this week. The chief roles are
portrayed by Evelyn Nesbit, support
ed by Ned Burton, Florida Kingsley
GLADDEN. James, and Crawford Kent.
Next week will bring to the Strand
Sunday through Wednesday, The
Binding Trail" in which. Monroe
Salisbury assumes the stellar role
assisted by a strong cast. For the
last three days of next week, Mae
Murray will be the star in her lat
est production, "The Delicious Little
Devil"
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
SPARKS FROM CHIMNEY
SET FIRE TO HOME

Sparks from a chimney yesterday
caused a fire in the home of James
Cooper. in Fort Stanton road south
east. The damage was placed at ST5.
Fire discovered in a closet at the
home of Frank Pucci, 206 Arthur
place northwest, early today result
ed in loss of S25.
Damage estimated at S25 was
caused by fire yesterday in the home
of Annie Ferguson. 1907 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
CRoIx DE GUERE FOR BOONE.

Acting Secretary Roosevelt has pre-
sented to Lieut.. Comdr. Joel T. Boone
OF Pottsville, Pa, of the navy medical
corps, a croix de guerre with two
palms bestowed upon the officer by
the French government. This is the
second decoration won by Commander
Boone from the French government
and he holds also the distinguished
service cross Of the United States. He
served seventeen months with the ma,
rtnes in France.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
CRANDALLs.

At Crandalrs Theater on Thursday
and Friday Of this week the chief at
traction will be "The Girl Who Stay
ed Home" D. W. Grifith's most re-
cent release, in which the principal
role is taken by Robert Harron. On
Saturday Corinne Griffith will appear
in The Unknown Quantity"
For next Sunday and Monday Ethel
Clayton will be shown in "Pettigrew's s
Gilr," her latest Paramount produc-
tion. Mabel Normand will occupy the
screen on Tuesday and Wednesday
as "The Pest" On Thursday and Fri
day Mary Pickford will appear in
Captain Kidd, Jr., while on Saturday
Mollie King will be presented in
Suspense"
Short reel features will complete
each daily program.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
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The Washington times., 1919-04-30
APOLLO.

At CrandalTs Apollo Theater dur
ing the remainder OF the current
week the following photoplays will
be shown: Wednesday. Fred Stone
in Johnny Get Your Gun" Thurs
day, Bryant Washburn in THE Poor
Boob" Friday June Elvidge and
Montagu Love in The Quickening
Flame;" Saturday, Harry Morey in
silent Strength"
Next week will bring the follow
ing: Sunday and Monday. Marguerite
Clark in Three Men and a Girl"
Tuesday. Kitty Gordon in "The Scar"
Wednesday, Pauline Frederick in
zone Week OF Life Thursday, Ma
rion Davies in Getting Mary Mar
ried:" Friday, Dorothy Dalton in
Extravaganza" Saturday, Earle Will
liams in a Gentleman of Quality"
The daily programs are supple
mented by film features Of abbrevi-
ated length.
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND VISITORS IN

SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND VISITORS IN
WASHINGTON.
Will he Eratihed to learn that DIR. John
Robertson, Of Glasgow, Scotland. II hold
ing, this week, services at 10 q. M, $3.50
Church, 18th and o streets n. W. lie Is n
remarkably instructive and interesting
reader and speaker. DR.. Robertson spent
four wears IT the front and ON account OF
heroic service WAS made a BrigAdier Gen
cral In the British army.
ThIS advertisement II inserted by n
SrotcbmAn who wishes his brother Clans
men and others TO share In the rich feast
offered ct these meetings, All seats free,
The Washington times., 1919-04-30
LOEW'S PALACE.

For the last three days Of this
week, beginning Thursday, Shirley
The Washington times., 1919-04-30

Buy wisely what you really need
now, and save the rest In Thrift and
w. 5. s. for = sunny opportunity.
Evening journal., 1919-09-18

tlnuance OF the present taxes the Fed
eral Treasury Will face a deficit for the
fiscal year Of more than s350O-0o00O0
on June 80. 1920. has made It certain IN
the minds OF members Of the committee
that the government tax revenue should
not be reduced.
Representative Fordney .Mlch.l chair
man OF the Ways and Means Committee
formerly I'm favor OF repeating some OF
the sections OF the revenue law, now
believes they should stand until some
idea OF the government expenditures
FOR the ensuing year can be obtained
from The executive departments. These
viii not be submitted until after the
convening OF the regular session Ia De
cember aud are for appropriations for
the nscal year beginning July 4, 1920
we are certain TO have a deficit and
large one at the end OF the present
fiscal wear which VIII have TO be added
10 the war debt said Mr.. Furdney,
"aad any step 20 reduce revenue must
be taken after careful consideration.
The excess profits and income taxes
change next year, and we are planning
certain changes In the tariff laws which
VIII affect revenue. believe We should
consider an these related subjects at
one time. and not try 90 complcato the
situation by repeating parts OF The rev
enue law now
The strongest demand FOR reoeal was
directed at the tax ON soda Wltrr and