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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22

ON pamintean sd infrunte asa pri-
vellste tara cadea in genuchi, Sc
Sc inchine Gu capul ascuns in tart
ma. s
Visatorul Sc asyirlise inainte, Gu
un strigat inabusit de usurare, 81
atunci Sc desteptase in neagra In
tunecime dimprejur. Lumina sem
nului Stint ardea insa in inima lui
ca 0 stea.
Pecind Isl urma domol drumul
spre cetatea Regelui, Sir Ivor Mac
Duach cugeta adinc asupra acelui
straniu Wis. ~
Padurea coprinsa de negura pie
rise din ochii lui; se parea ca pa
seste mereu peste nouri plutitori,
tot inainte, 81 lar fnainte, spre acel
rasarit de nemai pomenit6 maretie.
T Ramurelele uscate trosniau sub
grelele cppite ale calulni. Cele din
.n fol vestede ale Toamnei cadeau
z pamlnt Gu un snspin tremurat.
Fete galbene fncepusera sa brazde-
ze mesteacanii ca late dnngi aurii;
pamlntul se pregxtea a imbrace a.
notlmphl aproape de nnoarte Gu 8
mantle in fel az IT..
Att De cufuadat ii glndire era
nir ' lvor Mac Dueeh incft > tresari-
g 2 cattllui apzpape A Clint din
sea: Adtlnlnd eueet etxzils pribege
sarl de g data eefs luninoe, usor
r. nagts aosr ! = I r lllII ri > la1t1 NJ
- lpeek - as,,n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-22

ma in detrimental societatii 81 d
membrilor, care au dat increderea,
81 au platit coti8atii fara a prirni
chitanta de achitare, lasfnd ca la
proxina sedinta sd primeasca
chitantele. Domnul, loan Dragali-
ma q gasit prilejul de % delapida
aceasta suma din ca1za ca a fost
epidemic de 1nflpenta spaniola,
81 nefiind sedinta nu a put1t- ii
controlat de controlorii Societatii.
|S'a dovedit in ziua de 81 Octom-
brie 1918 defrauda, 81 fost re-
vocat din functie, 81 lisa dat un
termen de 6 zile ca sd depuna
suma delapidata, 81 in acest in
terval q disparut din Detroit.
Deci rugam onoratele societati
81 in general pc toti fratii Romini
din America, cine cunoaste acea-
sta persoana, a carei fotografia e.
ste reprodusa mai sus, sd bine
voiasca ne trimite adresa 81 O.
rasul unde sa gaseste, asa ca So
cietatea sd ia masurile necesare
pentru al urmari.
Avihd in vedere scopul nobil
pc care-l are societatea noastra,
suntem convinsi ca toti fratii Ro-
mini ne vor, ajuta ca sal putem
urmari.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine' din Detroit, Mich. :
loan g. Petroviciu, presedinte.
Petru Coloja secretar.
(31 Ian.)
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chiuri ale copacilor.

chiuri ale copacilor.
Ca o vedenie din basmele poyestj
te de batrina Modred, sta, la mar.
glnea nnui iaz de padure, o copila
Parul Ell lung atirna ca un caer dc
IN fermecat pima la muschiul verde
ca smaraldul, la picioarele eli. 4
Sta Gu genunchii ghemuiti pima
sub barbie, 81 GU bratele inodate i'm.
prejurul lor, ca doua lastare de vi
ia urcatoare, palide 81 mladioase,
crescute in necurmata umbra, 81 ui.
tate de marea lumina q, soarelui.
Ochii mari deschisi al copilei pri.
veau spre caiaretul nedeslusit, ca.
re inject Sc apropia de dinsa; erau
ca doua albastre flori de merisor
sernanate de mfinile Primayerei.
Ia Jurnl bnzelor ei plutea un zim
bet sfios q fugar, ca jocul razelor
de SCARE peste creturi1e unor valu-
ri. 4
Haina ei, de un galben sters, era
1nvirstaM cu aur; 8 cingatoare b.
gaia Il fnconjura mijlocul, GO un sar
pc de metal lar fruntea ei a. IA.
pada de alba, era cercuita de un 81. 81
rag de marg&ritare, unite Ii mil.
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caci toate lighioanele pamintului 81
toate pasarile vazdnhului erau prie-
tenoase fata de cernitul cavalier Gu
fata att de mihnita.
Fiona il ruga sd Sc ridice; apoi.
privind in sus spre fata lui palnica
81 neclintita, zise Gu glas blind:
yAici, l1nga iaz, adesea vim So
sed. .Stii bine, Sir Ivor ac-Duach.
Cd find mai plapinda in sanState
|decit surorile mele, nu pot "a iua
|parte Ia vinatoare. Tatal meu, Inn
preuna Gu mama 81 toata curtea, al ID
Ipornit pc nrma cerbului, peste elm
phi 81 mlastini. Acusi vom auzi su-
mind cornul, lar latratul ciinilor ii
|tfopotul copitelor vor turbura lini-
|stsa care mi-e draga. 'f-s
Vii de departe, Sir 1vor Mac.
Duachi M vrei oare sa te odihns.-.
|sti lfnga iazul meu, pima yor da pe-
|ste moi vlnatorii ID drum spre casa.
|caci de sigur vor trece Pc aiqilss
81 ochii mari paFcA "a faceau sii
mai mari in asta intrebare rueatoa-
|re. 81,
Sir Ivor; tn adus yre-o i iixbin
|d& cercetarea ta I All gonits din s..
|cnnzat atoare be acel ciux1st cavalier
auriui Ai pus mina pe indrxsnetul
lldsrim, ale c6rni fspte minunat9I
|sunt y sfntats de totif 4.
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EPRAXIA..

Gel era copila, - nici zece ami
nu 'mplinise cind a adus o tata-so la
manastire. Starita privi lung, Gu
deamanuntul, netezindu i incetisor
parul galben, ce'i cadea pc umeri,
ca un fuior de matase. Din cind in
cind fetita isl ridica genele, lune-
cIndu 81 cautatura Ell de-o dulce 81
nevinovata sfiala, cind pc chipul
linistit al staritii, cind pc siraguI
de matanii, ce i tancaniau in nina
stinga, regulat, 81 monoton ca ba-
talle uAui ceasornic, cind pc rasa
larga de mohair cafeniu, ce sc re-
varsa in falduri pima la pamint.
lnima slaba, asa sa Sc clatine 81
sd tie 'nduioseze de te miri ce, n a.
yea cuvioasa: dar cind vazu acest
chip att de blind, de frumos 81 de
cuminte, Sc facu oare-si-cum mila
81 Sc ispiti sa 'ntrebe:
= Bine boerule, cum te 'nduri
Sd. 80. te desparti de-asa copila?'
- Da, Maicuta, par'ca pc mine
nu ma doare inima? Da ce sa fac
Mama nu, - stare. i. de nicaeri.
- Eu. =. vezi-ma, abia-i tiriiu III
lele; ca mini intru'n n pamint 81
Il am nici de comind. >.
Era tuturora draga copila asta,
Gu ochii mari 81 limpezi, GU misca-
rlle Ell poto1lte, Gu intrebarile Ell mai
We, - Gu barmecul acelei frumuse-
II triste, de care ca nu 81 dedea III
ca seama, 81 zilele Ell treceau linisti-
te 81 reel ca uitarea, in mijlocul ace
lei lumi in care mimic nu sc mai
schlmba. - Aceleasi rugaciuni ne
intrerupte, aceleasii cintece prelun-
81 81 somnorOase, aceleasi miscari
de rase llmgl 81 negre, pc care la in
ceput, multe nopti de-arindul, le We
dea mereu prin somn insiruindu-se
pc dinaintea ochilor Ell.
S'a deprins in sfirsit Gu toate.
- Clnd toca de utrina, ca era in
plcloare inaintea tuturora.
- 81 ce frumos ii sedea, maicuta.
la strana, cind sc vira intre cinta
rete 81 clatinindu-si a lene capul.
Isl amesteca 81 ca glasu-i arginti,l
III traganatul 81 scincitul Doamne
mllueSte al calugaritelor.
Oar viata pc care o ducea ca. lu-
mea III care traia, tOate erau ca
stralne de dinsa: nici odata nu Sc
oprlse sa-sl desluSiasca in cugetul-i
ce vede, ce-aude, ce simte. - sa 81
dea seama ori sa-si dea So
coteala - macar asa copilareste ---
de ce face 81 ce rost are ca acolo. Nj
cl uritul IL % apuca, nici dor de-a
casa, mimic, pare ca N manasti-
re sc pomenise de cind a deschis o.
chii.
Facea tot ce Sc spunea, de nj
mic nu clrtla mimic nu doria O
singura data numai cerut sa i ia
ca 81 Ell rasa, ca sd fie imbracata la
fel GU lumea de-acolo, 81 starita zim-
bind de atingatoarea Ell nevinova-
tie, sarutat o, asigurind o ca ii va
implini negresit dorinta - cind S a
face mare. lar fetita, desi in inima
el era incredintata ca 'destul de
mare, Sc multumi Gu acest raspuns
81 nu mai zise mimic.
Au sosit iarasi noptile lungi de
iarna. f. un Ger sticlos de-asupra,
ca o bolta de metal. Vapaia lunei
S aSterne pc sclipitoarele intinderi
de zapada.
Ca 'ntr'un tintirim imparateste
adInca tacere. Prin chilli toata su-
flarea adormita. La un siDgur
geam Sc mai vede lumina. In rasa
neagra, tologita de-alungul patului,
tinara maica Epraxia citia pc Paul
81 Virginia. Timpla ii sta greu spri-
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ricii sd Sc darapene asupra'i. Din
Icind In c1nd, in rugaciunea i mol
coma 81 tfnguitoare, sbucnia ca I'm
Itipat de mimic, 81 ochi ii fulgerau
atunci de focul nemarginitelor ei
dureri, 81 fata Sc aprindea ca de
flacara unei patimi ad1nci 81 nesta-
pfnite, - gfndul eli masura pustiul
ce Sc desfasura 'nainte'i; vazuse
intreaga'i existenta inchisa pen
tru totdeauna in aceasta rasa grea
GEO apasa de moarte, 81 simtia c Q
zugruma neagra desnadajduire -
negraita suferinta de a si ingropa
Itinereta in tristele ziduri ale unei
manastiri.
Din ziua aceia nimeni ma mai
vazQt pc Epraxia rizind. A ramas
pururea prada gindurilor. Sc mi
|stuia amarnic in necurmatu' zbu-
cium. Sc topia de pc picioare, sim
| tia cal arde inima 81 nimarui
ma spus o vorba.
In casa doamnei Pasta, intr e
dae Gu lumina catre apus, Epraxia
Intinsa intr 'un fotoliu, Isl poveste-
lSte amarurile unui baiat ca de VIZ q
clncisprezece ami, care o asculta q
Ipioasa luare aminte. i. $ 'alnindu-
rora Ii Sc umplu ochii de lacrimi
Copilul e orfan 81 Ell.
Din c1nd in cind, doamna Pasta
intra 81 s'aseaza co fnduiosare de
mama intre aceste doua suflete ne
norocite, Sill soarbe in cautatura eli
ferbinte de dragoste 81 de mila.
Mimic nu mai e de nadajduit, la
spus doctorul, 81 totusi ca crede in
ca Sal scape. Ramasa vaduva 81 IA
IA copii, pc Iorgu il luase subt in
grijirea Ell de la virsta de noua ami.
Vecinic bolnav, vecinic indopat Gu
doctorii, mers tinjind din ri in ii
bietul copil, fara ca ca sd Sc des-
curajeze, Ori sd i para VIZ 'odata rau
de sarcina, ce singura, de buna-voe,
sl-O luase asupra-i. = Intro ri, doc
torul la spus ca la minastire o
calugarita tinara, care de aceeasi
boala e mistuita. 81 care Sc stinge pc
n ce merge.
Peste citeva zile Epraxia era in
casa acestei sfemei-1nger, care nu
mai traia acum de cit pentru usu-
rarea acestor doua suferinti. = Sta
multa vreme imbratisindu-i Gu pri-
virea, 81 mereu intrebindu-i ce do
resc, cum Sc mai STINT, daca au pof-
ia Gle mincare, ce sa lie cumpere din
t1rg... 81 era neobosita, vecinic
umbla i'll ropOtele lor. Nici odata
n 'au fost bolnavi mai bine ingrijiti
ca aceia.
vi
In picioare, la fereastra ce ola in
gradina, steteau amindoi 81 priviau
tacuti, printre frunzele galbene de
toamna, la intristatorul apus al soa-
relui. Gindurile lor calatoMau pc
acelas drum si de acelas flor CO.
prlnsi, nu indrazniau sa-Si vorbias-
ca. Toti ofticosii, in cadereaS frun-
zelor, in apusul soarelui de toamna,
vad apropierea infioratorului ceas.
= Sc lipira unul de altul, ca 81 cum
lear Fl fost frica.
Obrajii Epraxiei Sc aprinsera.
De-o parte 81 de alta Sc gramadi-
ra sub timple doua benghiuri de-o
roseata ca de cirmuz. Ca flacara i
luneca prin trup, din crestet pima
n talpi Sc cutremura, 81 inclestin-
du-si bratele dupa grumazul copi-
lului, il strinse de .sinu i cu-atita
putere, ca bietul Iorgu icni, 81 cer-
'clnd a Sc desface din incordarea
bratelor Ell, ii zise Gu voce gituita
de durere:
,,Ma doare, lasa-ma. ce Dunn
nezeu ma stringi asa?. -"
Atunci simti intr'insa rascoala
tuturor patimilor fnlantuite, ascun-
Sc alta vreme in adincul inimii, -
ca un potop de sc1ntei prinse-a i
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FRofMeoR 1GEDIt1lfov,
ClaL MAI DiNE, vx9Ur ef ONo-
RAT DE TOATkLUMNk, a DAT \
DOvExI ca ORR Sr CINE 1aOA.
TIE THA o SuTA DN mi. ~
y FIE SANAT0e 81 81 SDfslMTx 1
VESSEL CA UN COPIL.
Institul nostru este sub condu.
cerea unor renumiti PROFESIO- \
MALI din tara veihe u s'a inf.
intat iu scopul de a usura sufe-
rintele compatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Rominii din Ameri-
ca sufera si dupa multi ami de
munca si fnvAtAturA am organi-
Eat acest TNSTITUT pentru ia
bricarea de medicini patentate. Z
In cursul timpului am aflat Cd
ce e mai folositor de a. vindeca
pc fratif nostri de aceste boale,
fie ele cit de batrfnie sau cit, de
grele. Acum putelp anunta Cd am
desvoltat niste leacuri, .recomanl
date de cei mai rerVmiti SPE-
CIALISTI din lume. COntinuth-
! rile 1eacurilor noastre sunt cur
lese din toates partile lumei. u
nele vim dim Ungaria sau Ger
mania.. lar aftele din Africa 81
America de sud 81 moi lie GA
\ RANTAM in scris de a cOnforma
Gu legile Statelor Unite. Deo-
camdatA moi am complectat ur-
matoarele medicini patentate.
pc carl lie oferam fratilor nostri
suferitori:
NU PERDETT CURAJUL -
-~.ss
duiesc sd VII vindece.
Cfnd aveti lipsa de uncle din
medicinile jos numite, taiati coa-
la asia, iscaliti numele 81 adre-
sa d-tra 81 facet cruce pc
lfnRA numele leacurilor pc carl
1e doriti 81 ne-o trlmiteti nouA.
GRATIS 81 in modul eel NAL
SINGER.
LIsTA LEACURlLORs
Triplu (betesug de vfna de aur).
Reum atism (racealA de SINCE,
dureri in tot corpuD.
i Skulls (sfnge inveninat).
Neputinta (slAbire bArbateasc4).
Stomnc tde fntarit 81 regulat
stomacuD.
Plamini (tusa, naduseala, ra-
ceala).
sale (ranichi, apa, fneregulatA).
Mfnchrimc (boalA de piele, sgrA-
- bunte. exema).
Putere slibltA uipsA de SINCE,
J lipsa de apetit).
BOale femciesti (lipsa periodu-
lui, mira, aibus).
THE ROMAN MEDICINE
NnN1p A NV
400 Buttonwood Str, Phila-
delphia, ra.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
VA. PRESS TO MEET
in NEWPORT NEWS
Newspapermen to Hold Two.
Day Convention Begin
ming Nov. 13.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov. s.
Addresses on advertising rates, cir
culation, the libel laws of Virginia,
and discussion of other questions of
Importance to the newspaper work
ers OF Virginia will feature the spe-
cial meeting of the Virginia Press As
soctation, which will be held in this
city Thursday and Friday, November
13 and IA. All meetings will be held
in the Warwick Hotel auditorium.
President l.. l.. Pugh and members
of the executive committee have ar
ranged a program Of general interest
Perhaps the most important message.
in view Of the print paper situation,
will be delivered by W. Z. Thomas,
general manager of the Roanoke
Times and member of the Southern
Newspaper Publishers Associations
newsprint committee. Mr.. Thomas
has been assigned the subject. THE
Newsprint Paper Situation and It's
Bearing on the Dailies and Week
lies" He will make a special trip to
various Northern mills and will come
to Newport News direct from the
paper industries.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
BLUE SKY" LAW
HITS HOUSE SNAG
Financial Firms Protest Drastic
Changes in Oraft-Hear-
ings to Be Held.

"Blue sky" legislation for Federal
supervision and control of stock and
other security issues by domestic cor
porations and concerns has struck a
snag in the House Judiciary Com
mittee.
Many vigorous protests against the
more drastic provisions of the pro-
posed law. especially from stock ex-
changes and trust companies which
act in q fiduciary capacity, have come
to the committee, and ii has been de-
cided that additional hearings will be
held before final draft of the bill
is made.
The Federal Trade Commission,
which has been most active in urg-
ing this Legislation, has concurred in
the delay. 1t has intimated to the
committee its desire to review some of
the recommendation and suggested
amendments il has proposed.
Commissioners Colyer, Murdock,
and Thompson appeared before the
committee several weeks ago and
urged early action on the bill which
would require Treasury Department
approval and full publicity of all Sc
curities issues offered for public sale.
They stated that fully 100000. 900 a
year was taken from the people
through the sales of wildcat" and
worthless securities.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
K. OF c. GIVES 108 SOLDIERS
GEORGETOWN SCHOLARSHIP

AS part of it's program to expend
its surplus war fund in reconstruc-
ton activities. the knights Of Column
bus has allotted 1Os SCHOLARSHIPS to
the school OF foreign service Of
Georgetown University, it was an
nounced today by the Rev. Edmund
A. Walsh. S. j.. regent of the school.
The students will be equally drawn
from the twelve Federal Reserve dis
tricts, in accordance with the plan Of
the Knights of Columbus, and will
reach Washington early next week to
begin their studies.
The students are former members
of the army, navy and marine corps
who have been privileged to accept
this free education as a result of an
agreement reached by the university
with the headquarters of the knights
OF Columbus organization and the
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
tion,
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
DEMAND APOLOGY
BY SEN. SHERMAN
By JEAN KNOTT.

WANTED-An apology from Sena-
ter Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois
by the international labor conference.
The Senator's remarks about de
porting alien firebrands" have cut un-
der the skin of the nations guests.
who are here to frame a world cove
nant for industry, and they threaten
to fold their tents like the Arab and
silently steal away.
The delegates are hurt over such
statement, and desire an apology, or
an assurance that the sentiments of
the Senate have not been correctly
stated by the gentleman from Illinois.
The Americans in the conference
Will pour oil on the troubled waters,
and probably Tip or TIE Europeans
to the fact that the Senator in ques-
tion makes a speciality OF oratorical
field days, in which he rips everything
wide open.
Outside of this, the conference is
getting slowly under way in it's rather
unprecedented task of conducting a
simultaneous debate In three Ian
Euages. There is plenty of trouble in
sight. but so far II has been held In
bounds.
The German and Austrian delegates
have been found. They are still in
Germany, but will take passage for
the United States on the first ship.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
DRINK MORE WATER
|. IF KIDNEYS BOTHER.
Eat less meat and take Salts
for Backache or Bladder
trouble.

Uric acid in meat eXcites the kid
news they become overworked: get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps
of lead. The urine becomes cloudy:
the bladder Is irritated. and you
may be obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night. When
the kidneys clog you must help them
flush off the body's urinous waste
or you'll be a real sick person short
". At first you feel a dull misery
n the kidney region, you surfer from
5ackache, sick headache, dizziness,
gtomach gets sour, tongue coated
ard you feel rheumatic twinges
when the weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water; =;
llso get from any pharmacist four
ounces OF Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
Kidneys will then act fire. This
famous salts Is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with Iithia, and has been used for
generations to clean clogged kid
news and stimulate them to normal
activity. also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so il no longer is a source
1f Irritation. thus ending bladder
weakness.
lad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
lure: makes a delightful efferveGce mt
whitewater drink which everyone
-hould take now, and then to keep
.he kidneys clean and active. Drug
gists here say they sell lots OF Jad
Salts to folks who believe In over
coming kidney trouble while II Is
only trouble.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
WOMAN SHOOTSAT
W0ULD-BE BURGLAR

Mrs. Harry Kopp, 1912 Kenilworth
avenue northeast, last night fred
four shots at an unidentified colored
man, who was seen leaving a shed
in rear OF her home. 1t is believed
that the bullets went wild.
Burglars visited the Kopp home on
Monday night and stole articles of
wearing apparel valued at $1,000. and
sixty quarts of whiskey, and il is
thought the negro fired upon by Mrs
Kopp was one of the thieves who
participated in the robbery on the
previous night.
Two automobile tires valued at $50
were stolen from the automobile of
Harry Morganstein, 613 Four-and-a
half street southwest, while the ma
chine was standing at Fifth and G
streets northwest.
Automobile thieves also trimmed
the automobile of Major L. B. Weeks,
U. s. A, Army and Navy Club, of a
storage battery valued at SIS, and a
tire valued at 500 while the machine
was parked at Seventeenth and /
streets northwest, last night.
Norman Foster. 1G06 Fourth street
northwest, reported to the police of
the Second precinct last night that
he was stopped by a young colored
man at Twelfth and l. streets north
west who promised to get Foster a
position il he would give him SC.
According to the report sent to
police headquarters 1.-The colored man
got the money but Foster did not get
the job" for the man disappeared and
failed to return.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
HUBBY ASKS DIVORCE;
NAMES CORRESPONDENT

Alleging misconduct and naming a
correspondent, Capt. Charles ID. Baylis,
u. S. NJ. c., yesterday filed suit in the
District Supreme Court against Mrs.
Roca NJ. Jacobs Baylis for an absoISte
divorce. The husband, represented by
Attorneys Jeffords & Dutton, alleges
that while at the front he wrote
frequently to his wife, but re-
ceived no letters from her until he
got in the hospital recovering from
wounds received in the Argonne
forest. The couple were married
March 10, 1910. at Norfolk, Va, and
have no children.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05

George E. Gather Is the plaintiff
in a suit for an absolute divorce
against Mrs. olivia J. Gather, of
Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
! HEAD STUFFED FROM
! CATARRH OR A COLD
iSays Cream Applied in Nostrils
] Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clOgged nostrils open right up; the
air passages Of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffltng, blowing. head
ache. dryness. No struggling for
breath al night; your cold or ca
tsrrh disappears.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Ap-
ply a little OF this fragrant anti
septic, healing cream in your nos
trils. II penetrates through, every
air passage Of the head, soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous mem
orane and relief comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05

The clerk of the circuit court here
has issued a license for the marriage
of Miss Hazel Rebecca Kinna and
Sterling Price, both of Hyattstown.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
ROCKVILLE NEWS

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 5.-Follow-
ing a long illness, Mrs. Laura G..
Bradley, widow of George G. Brad
ley. ST., died Monday night at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Grif-
fifth, near Redland. this county aged
seventy-seven years. She Is sur
vived by two sons and two daughters.
They are Harry Bradley, of North
Dakota; County Commissioner George
G. Bradley, of Bethesda, this county;
Mrs. George P. Fields. of Rockville.
and Mrs. Griffith. The funeral will
take place at 1880 o'clock Thursday
morning from Christ Episcopal
Church, Rockville, burial to be in
Rockville, Union Cemetery.
John o. Clark. former County Com
missioner, died Monday night at his
home near Brighton, aged seventy
eight years. Surviving are his wife,
three sons-Henry, David and Grif-
fifth Clark. of this county, and a
daughter-Mrs. Owen warfield. of
Howard county. The funeral will
take place at IL o'clock Thursday
morning from st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Olney.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Chicago,
and Rufus McNeill. of Quantico,
were married in Rockville yesterday
by Rev. John r Henderson, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church.
The clerk of the circuit court here
has issued a license for the marriage
of Miss Hazel Rebecca Kinna and
Sterling Price, both OF Hyattstown.
George z. Gather Is the plaintiff
in a suit for an absolute divorce
against Mrs. olivia J. Gather, of
Washington.
In the Public Athletic League
Statewide tournament, the Rock
vile High School soccer team defeat
The Washington times., 1919-11-05
NAME 3 D. c. BOYS TO NAVAL
ACADEMY; 2 TO WEST POINT

The appointment of three Washing
ton boys to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis and two to the Military
Academy at West Point was an
nounced yesterday by the District
Commissioners.
Those who won the navy appoint
ments are Robert F. Nicholson, 1000
Maryland avenue northeast: George
5. Brock. jr., 1928 Columbia road. and
Henry c. Burgess, 1919 Nineteenth
street.
The West Point appointees are
Charles f. Hart, 2165 F street, and
Eugene b. Ely, of the Farnsboro
apartments.
Don't let careless expenditure make
n sieve of your purse. Buy wisely
and increase your savings by Invest
ing I'm War Saving Stamps.
The Washington times., 1919-11-05

Only Washington Appearance This Season
The Washington times., 1919-11-05

The American Red Cross In Ameri-
can manhood and womanhood mobiI-
lied for service as the Army and
Navy mobilized for Victory!
The Washington times., 1919-11-05

In the Public Athletic League
Statewide tournament, the Rock
vile High School soccer team defeat
ed the Sandy Spring High School
team, 5 to o. The game was played in
Rockville.