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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

plished the seemingly impossible feat of riding wild
bull
OF all the deer family the moose is the STRONGEST
swimmer Very often these animals will swim miles
across lake to reach lonely island where feed ;s
plentiful Or again, they will rivers or an arm If
lake as short cut, just school boy cuts across lots
At Rainy Lake, the line the Canadian Northern
Railway in New Ontario moose are often to he sae,
swimming Two old hunters day conceived the idea.
OF everlasting moose in mdlake To do this thew had t
watch the shores of the lake at certain point wbera
moose often took to the make short cut With
their canoe IN readiness they took up their position
Finally moose appeared and swan out into the lake
When 1t was we'll out toward the middle the hunters
launched their canoe and padded pursuit Oyertaking
the ANIMAL they ran the alongside and the man in
the bow carefully let himself over the side In 50
frall chaft as this very delicate operation
Once the animals back he settled down to ride #
for while, just rides horse 1t certainly must
nave been unique sensation sit asride this noble
Wild animal and feel surgng strongly under the URGE of
surprise and fear The photograph shows the man Just as
he threw himself full along the moose's back.
The other man kept the alongside while his
partner rode the animal until shore when the rider
dlsmouned by slipping into the water Once ashore the
moose after trotng little way, by curiosity
and turned and stared back though say indgnanty
We'll, like your nerve'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
Man Who Rode a Wild Moose
By FRANCIS J. DICkIE

By FRANCIS J. DIckIE
n EN- are very fond of doing unusual THINGS Tho
wi harder the thing to do the more FL, j. i; -
make the attempt. One very unique s.stunt" was
done recently In Canada by an old hunter who accon,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND The FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgaive with Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that Are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That is why the
first step in the treatment is the
new, nausealess calomel tablet
called CalOtabs, and which are free
from the siCkening and weakening
erect of the old style calomel Doc
tors also point out the fact that an
active liver may go a long way to-
wards preventing Influenza and is
one of tho most important factors
in enabling the patient to success
tully withstand an attack and ward
off pneumonia
One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time. with a swallow of water
that's all. No salts. no nausea, nor
the slightest interference with your
eating. pleasure or work. Next
morning your cold has vanished.
your liver is active. your system is
purified. and you are feeling fine.
with a hearty appetite for break
tast. Druggists sell Calotabs only in
or glnal sealed packages, price
thirty-fiye cents. Your money will
be eheerfully refunded if you do not
find them delightful.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
BUILT HIM UP
AFTER TIL FLU"
Washington Man Says 1t Drove
Out All the Bad Symptoms.

II found the medicine being fea-
Lured down at the Peoples Drug
stores the best sort of a tonic to
build yourself up with after sick =
penter here in Washington, Mr..
George Coates. whose address is
given below.
"I had what they called the
Flu and it left me sneezing. head
schy. feverish and with awful spells
of chills and weariness. Havins
heard about Hypo-Cod, took sew
eral bottles of it, and after the
first two or three doses began
feeling better My head stopped
aching, and the sneezing stopped
entirely in a couple days. Then I
started improving in strength and
generally all over, and today / feel
entirely well and suffer from no
after-effects at all.
1T did me so much good I want
to recommend it to everyone hav-
ing difficulty getting over the
weakness and symptoms which fol-
low long sickness or the Flu"
continued Mr.. Coates. SI2 New
Hampshire avenue, Washington, D.
Whether your rundown condition
is due to sickness or overwork
makes little difference. You feel
mighty bad as a rule. whereas with
few days treatment you can
drive out these bad feelings and
feel like a new being. Come down
to the store nearest you and ask
the clerk. Ask him to tell you of
the thousands here in Washington
who have bought it-praised il
and of how highly it is recon-
mended by doctors. chemists. pro
fessors and authorities on the sub
jeCt- Earle's Hypo-Cod is by far
the most powerful. 1t does the
work so much quicker and it is so
nice to take. See formula upon
each bottle.
Note.-Wc prepay large bottle
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod any
where on receipt of price, S1.2O plus
sc war tax-PeOple's Drug stores,
Washington. D. c.
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites
of Lime. Potassium, manganese,
Strychnine. Quinine and Sodium,
combined in a palatable form with
Malt, Iron. Extra Select Sherry
Wine and Cod Liver Extract There
is none of the fishy, nauseating
taste so common with old-fashioned
emulsions. 1t is made of only the
finest ingredients in one of Amer
ica's largest and oldest laborato-
ries. Each bottle bears the name
OF the nationally known Earle
Chemical CO. Wheeling. w Va
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
MADE Her FEEL
LIKE new WOMAN
Says She Sleeps Like a Child,
Cough Gone, Digestion Fine.
TWO BOTTLES OF HYPO-
COD BUILT HER UP

Il certainly cannot praise Earle's
Hypo-COd too high" declared a Wash
inEton user, who writes: Il had
cold and cough for some time. l was
all rundown and could not sleep at
night I was in such an awful nerv-
Gus condition and my appetite had
gone. Now, since taking your won
derful HypO-Cod just a few days I
feel like a new person. Ny cough is
all gone. l sleep like a child and eat
anything I want know what it did
for me and recommend it to anyone
troubled with nerves or a rundown
system" continued Mrs, SbslIie
Hops. 1439 Swami ST. N. w, Wash
fngton D. c.
These brisk fall mornings n per-
sons head should be clear. They
should have enjoyed a restful sleep,
feel like king and eat three or even
four big hearty meals. Their COM
plexion should be bright and robust
looking and their lungs, bronchial
tubes and throat clear of all catar-
rhal trouble. If not-just take a
couple bottles of Earle's Hypo-Cod. 1t
isn't a patent medicine. It is made
Of the finest ingredients. Has en-
dorsement of chemist. doctor, drug
zlSt and thousands OF users EarIs's
Hypo-Cod is much stronger and
quicker to act too Come down and
Se< a bottle or tHo tonight
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
THOUSANDS WISELY F0RTIFy|NC THEIR
SYSTEM WITH A TONIC THIS AUTUMN
HE HAD A BAD
Cough mornings
Wife Says Husbands Cough Kept
Him Awake Nights. Very
Bad Mornings.
STRENGTH AND ENERGY
GONE HAD NO APPETITE

My husband had a violent cough
that kept him awake nights and
he could get very little rest His
appetite was poor and he seemed
weak and lacked energy and
strength. His cough was particu-
and he raised great Jumps of
phlegm. Nothing he took did him
any good, so when ! saw them ad-
vertising Earie's Hypo-Cod I bought
a bottle, and I believe anyone who
takes it will be wonderfully bene-
fitted
THE first bottle Of Hypo-Cod
stopped his cough. hut Hypo- cod
did more than that. It has built
him up. He has reEained his lost
strength and Old-timc vigor. His
appetite is good and he eats all
sorts of dishes with no Indigestion
disturbances or after-effects. In
fact. he is in better health than in
a long time" continued Mrs. a. l.
GoOdall wife of Mr.. Goodall. with
the Franklin Laundry, and residing
at 427 10th street southwest, Wash
inEtOn, n. G.
When a person has become weak.
rundown, nervous, fdgety. full Of
cold and cough and feels sluggish.
time to tone up that system and
put yourself in good health again.
and to do this thousands here rec
Ommend Earle's Hypo-Cod. 1t Ger
tainly does the work quicker than
an old-time remedy, and it is so
pleasanttastinE and agreeable that
one hardly feels they are taking
medicine.
Read what others say about this
great tonic on this page, and then
come down to the nearest store for
A bottle or two of EarIe's Hypo-
Cod. We prepay large bottle any
where on receipt of price plus the
war tax-Peoplc's Six Super Drug
stores. Washington, D. G
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
Cspecial to Tbe W,.binsto, Herald

Especial to The Washington Herald)
Baltimore, Nd, Sept B-CATTLE-Receipts
for the week ended at noon today were 4.E5
head. against $50 head last week Reoipts
"a carloads for market for the week; 50 carloads
for market today. Market slow and little de-
mand with Offering unsold and rrioes from SOC
Tn f5c lower. Quote: Steers, cAnoice, 1l-0oali0 ;
good butcher. Il 5oaI2 50; msdiun, sooalL % {;
conmnns, 7.oOsS50; heifers, extra choice, l20a
l275; fair To good, l0.00all.o; common 10
medium. SOFAS 50; bulls, chooe. 9.5csl0oO; falr
tn good soOaS o. common TO medium, ena1 80
COWS. chOice, 50aloU; fair 70 good, Sooas 90;
c1EnInon to medium, 5 ooa7 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReoekIs for the weck
ended at noon today were I292 head, against
H. 100 head last week. Fair suuply; market dull
and lower; closed poor on all kinds Quote:
Sherp, 300sS IS Lambs. 10. OOal600.
HOGS-RnoeiptS for the week ended at noon
today were l3,5.5 head. against lO,5E head Last
week. Fair Supply; market considerably lower
Quote: Lights. HIS; heavy, B.m; pigs. H5a
Il 20; medium. 1880; ruughs. L 5oalL5a,
CALVES-Reoapts for the week ended al
noon today were 10 head. sgzinst l-Sl head
last weesl. Fair supply; market lover. Quote;
Calves S0lal %
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
after SICKNESS
TOOK HYPO-COD
FEELING fine
Left Him With Cough and Weak,
Rundown Feeling.

Il was sick some time back and It
left me with a cough and rundown
weak feeling that caused me to send
down for a bottle Of Earle's Hypo-
Cod which 7 heard was mighty fine
for building a person IN. and it sure
" is, for I know
After taking three or four bottles
I was back on my feet and feeling
fine. and the cough had completely
disappeared It is a good tonic al
right, and recommend it to anyone
who suffers from a rundown system
or cough" declared Chas. Sheets, 6c2
NJ street S. +.
Another man here who asserts It
is a great tonic is Charles w. Gray.
128 Maryland Ave. s. W. who writes
in that he had a bad cough, was very
weak and was troubled a lot with
shortneSs Of breath and pains In his
side. To quote his own words, as he
wrote them he said My cough dis
appeared. I became much stronger
and all those pains in my side and
chest have gone My children. who
were looking had and sickly. also i'm
proved wonderfully. My wife and
children know how nice It is to take.
and If ever any one OF them feels bad
or gets sick. I surely am going to
start them on Hypo-Cod, for it builds
a sick person right up and quickly.
too" continued Mr.. Gray, whose ad-
dress is given above.
Read what still others here say
about this famous preparation of the
nationally known Earle Chemical Co.
Come down and ask a clerk about
Earle's HypO-Cod You will find It a
powerful builder. Note: We prepay
to out-of-town customers a large bot
tie on receipt of price, S1.2O plus SC
war tax-People's Six Super Stores.
Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

old, eia2c; pigeons. young, per pair. EAz,c: do.
old, per pair. 5≻ guinea fowl, young. ~ hs
and over, each. &C; do smaller hc.
FRUITS-Appaes, larye smooth No l. per bbl
3O0z35o; ordinary mixed No 2 20Ato0: small
windfAlls. L50sl75; No !. per bu-, L6zI-5O; No
2 T5cal.n: as TO quality per 80 hSsket. 4ossocf;
per 100 IhsN, L5lz5o: wesen Maryixnd and
500; No. 2, 4oozs.p; per hamper. l-5Os23: crab
apples. New Hork. per I2-quAyt basket LaIsl 50
cantaloupes, natives. per basket, i0455c. dam
sons. per lb. e@sc; graps> per IS baskes T5cs
l.5; Concords per small basket lsssDc; Ma
gsras, lss2oc; Delaware. Iss2Dc: peaches. mOm-
baskrt, lUhl-75; per bus. 2d&55o; native. Ooz
80; pears. New York, Bartlett, No. /, prr
b6l. 9oo1la0o; per bus basket. 250s33: New
York seckles, per bI- 9.0oAlo.o0: seckels Der
bus basket, 25as5So; other varieties, nearby,
per 80 baslcrt, 90; bus. eos2n; plurns. PEI
ID. sa6c; vztermelons all scct5ons selected, reT
100, 5uAnoo; rlmss. ln.uAl2m; culs. sUa
40
PorAToBS- Western Maryland and PennryI-
TaniA- No. !, per 100 lbs. 26S2S5; Eastern
ShOrr, Maryland and Virginia No. l, 26s2S;
New Jess, No. !. z6a28: native or De4rby.
No. L 26z26; all sections, No. > l-Zjal5O
No. ). fSzlm; s1eets North Carolina No l.
per Dbl 350a4oo; EAstsrn Shore and Virginia
3SaA0o; RappFAuon2r. 35naA0o; yAns, all SC,
uoh' NO l. 5uaSS; swees and yAlns, culls
and No = 2ooa2-5O; native or nearby, No. l
5.75zI2; native per 80 basket, 6Oz65c
NBGErABLES-Beans native green rs- bu,
DcAl-D; srlngless per bus l00Gl. 10; hInzs pez
6Jh hAlnps. l-5Oz2OO per 80 bas1et: T5asDr
huled, Per h. l4aI5c. Bests. per bunch a3c
Czbhass. native, per 100 5.Ual2O New York
domestic, per ton, s00OaBOO: PeunsylvxniA pss
ton, 2 UaBm Carrots. native bunch Sac
New York. Te- 100 ltS. 21a2 . Celery, New
York. washed. nor bmCh Slags~- rnr-17 ne
crate. 4mA5on. Corn. native. per doz-. 5hDc
OucunnberI, New Yu-k pT Dos basket l5ls
40 Egg plants native, rsT h4s1st, sozs0c
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
COTTON MARKET.

New Yo-4. Sest- IA nulrh better demand
was noted for cpttOD tnday. and usr market
clOesai strunseT. afte showing a wavp-7RS tend
rTcy II the fOrrnOo0- The bplnC was lndurri
BY reports fnn TCnas 70 the efe5, that up re
had hseu ha4yy damage from the tropical storm
extending well inland; By adTins from the east
belt that farmers were refusing 70 dlsTnS., n
their holdings at pre7ent quotations., declaring
them to b. below the otSt II prU1uclOu and
more favorable views on abr roudiInrS
An important corfC7ruor with r{ari IN the
Eapl" l. TO lie held IN Atlanta N Mcfnes!av
II will br attended by foremost hsrkc7S. cytton
MERCHANTS CvVtTn0rs q cotton belt Stzte- and
others
Spot here was steady al ar ahrannr Of 70
points al . 20 there werr 70 SLe= S;ut A
NrT Orleans was quiet, witt mddlIu- VI
chanErd at 2s' thr sales vrr~ sl5 tzlos
T"tsy's port rr-1-Ipts amounted u 3 so tale4
Thsra wyIe no c1prS
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
Al MARRIAGE LICENSES
ARE ISSUED MONDAY

It's not over an influenza cpl
demic that Col. William A kron.
Dan Cupids representative, who
presides over the marriage license
counter at the District Supreme
Court is worrying.
It's over the marrying epidemic
sweeping over Washington that
the colonel is wrinkling his good
natured brow.
Yesterday afternoon after he had
written the forty-first marriage Ii
cense for the day. he paused to
rest his arm and advance the opin-
ion that the record total of mar
riage licenses reached last year
will surely be eclipsed before De-
cember 81.
Already this month Kroll has is
sued 3O9 marriage licenses.
Another big day is expected at
the marriage license counter today
as Col. Kroll announces his offiCe
will be closed tomorrow. the day of
the grand review.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH r. PRITCIIARD,

Chicago. SEPT. I-For the first time in many
days oDru futures showed evidence Of strength
trdAy. tho market rAllylng in the latter Tart
Of the session September dos1ri with net gains
Of lhc To D. and moro defcrrsd months gained
sc 10 l5sn, as onmpard with Saturdays ciOss.
Short covering general and there was buy
ing by strong hoHsaA
Action d SepCcnb1 deIEery was cratic
After dropping To -3Gz SC to SIC under
tic previous close. it rallied 70 Sl-5l= and
dosnd within a osnt Of thai fzlre Cash con
cDn:inued weak
Oats DEVELOPED strength ard closed at lssc
higher than the prv7nus clos. In the srot
market Irices were steady 70 PC lower. Flrva~
Tor interests were buying. and il was believed
much Of the buying for prominent local
long in the way Of reanstatng a line Of oaLs
recently sold out
Hog IrOdnGs wer irregular with Lard rsa-
lively fruleT than mats. General interest was
snalL Meats Of all nnds were offered freely
Grain and provision futurts here today:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadciphia- Sept l5-Prodoce rrns On the
Ulsrker r8ucPt As follows
BUT'rEII-Solid- packed creamery. .rtrzS SIC
higher scnrrng goods, 5raa6lHsc. the latter for
lOhSnS sales; extra frsss. SO: f-vts. 57aal-
sn1DndA Sake; thirlS esa4ac. Sw-- craynr-v
chocH to fancy. 6ol9asy4c: tair tn ruod- T5-sa
5elvc; ladle-ranke1. as tn brands f7aiar: rscg,7r
stock. ba46c; fancy brands Of nearby r-7rts
iobblnG 81 6aa66c: good tD chora., sSa63c; fair.
5ia5ic
BTGS-NeaTby frStS. l6D TT c-,te. n.,-hv
cIrrcIlt rsceipts that would grade ss1-oriins To
rle, L 6n per crate; fair TO -Uoi nearby ,---,
"A Aal5 81 Ter crate: seoOnds l3aal4 @ rrr
crate. Western extra fraS. l6D per crate.
rTStS, l5mal8O pcr crate; do seoouds 5 pa
lil0 pT crate; infe-ior lots lower; fancy. care
fully selected candled eggs jpbbinS at els0c
peT dozen
LIVE POULTRY-Fovls not Lesho-ns fancy.
fat weighing 5 tn lbs and over va eopress
s a-sc: exceptional lots higher do medium
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes thee ause

is obtatnable at any drug store. II
has proven its value In thousands Of
cases 1t will do so In your case
Get S. S. s. at once and begin treat
ment. II yours is a long standing
case. be sure to write for free ex-
pert medical advice. We will tell
you how this purely vegetable blood
tonic cleanses the impurities from the
blood by literally washing it clean.
We viii prove to you that thousands
OF sufferers from Catarrh, after con-
sistent treatment with S. S. S, have
been freed from the trouble and all
its disagreeable features and restored
to perfect health and vigor. Don't
delay the treatment. Address Medical
Director. SO Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands of overfat people have be
come slim by following the advice OF
doctors who recommend Marmola Pre-
sCriptiOn Tablets, those harmless little
fat reduCers that simplify the dose of
the famous MarmOla Prescription.
II too fat, don't wait for the doctors $
advice. Go now to your drusgist or
write to the Marmola Co., S6i Wood
ward Ave. Detroit, Mich. and for 81.
procure large case of these tablets.
They reduce two. three or four
pounds A week without exercise. diet
ing or any unpleasant effect whatever
If too fat, try this today.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
School Teachers Leader -
Must Quit Union, Says Law

Unless a technical ruling is waived
by officials of the Grade School Teach
ers' Union. Miss Maude Alton, presi-
dent of the union, may be forced to
relinquish her position with that or
ganizatiOn when she enters upon her
new duties as director OF American
ization work in the public schools
Under law of the union, princi-
pals of the grade schools are not
eligible for membership in the union.
and If the new position is put in a
class with principals the ruling would
prevent her continuance in the presi-
dency.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
DEATHS REPORTED

WHITE
Virginia IL Powell. "a years 3pB Pa ave- nv
Cathnne l. Garner. l, T28 l. st. Sc
John c. Schant. Sc, Z s SDldiers Home
Richard s Denny rs, 1913 18th ST. nv
Mary Dean. %. st Elizabeth's Hospital
Clark OnnksA ~ Tuberculntis Hospital
Hugh MAshaiL ir. l month l5H4 Irving
It ne
Infant Of Granville and Fannie McDNnaId Is
minutes. Gil F St su
COLORED.
Ernest Hagen, q years. Wash AsyIun Hosp
Mary Wheeler. s.. Wash Asylum Hosp
lnez Williams ). II Logan place NV
Leroy johnson IS. q Fenton St ne
Edward Jones. T6. 23li 9th st NV
Mary J. OVrels. q. l22O 9th St nv
Ruth Z hcEhtry. ? months T OakdaIe s.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
IaTnns and Margaret Graham. tDy.
William L and Sarah x. Woodbury.. bog.
Joseph and Bertha Curdes. boy.
James W. and Mary Is. llobertson. hoy.
David l. and Ruth Miller. girl
Joseph and Gertrude Hunt boy
Howard F. and Anna d. Pinr&. edrL
James and Xxi KaiseI, girl
LOIis +. and MaIy G. ShUltes. hoy
Francis f and Mary A Fitch, twins. boy
md girl
LRIis and Elise + Slimidt. boy.
William r. and Mabelle w. SbnJnnns. boy
CDLORED.
Thomas H. and Rlanch BernArd girl
William ard BsEsSie Mack. girL
Edward and Granc T. Saunders, Gr
William and Fdith T. Brown bog
Joseph and Ela NJ. LrRg girl
F1Ota II. and Lama V. JohI SIN. hog.
Augustus S. and Emma NJ Ross, hoy
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

Ralunnrr, Nd S.7r - Froes tha TrD
d-n- market rzng-d a. f-iIov1:
BUTTER IPe- II Crea1lrry, fancy, 5Sa5a-
chmr. 56aS-c. god 5.t5S-: rr7rts 5S.s61~
blocks. 5-aTC. ladies i-aisr- MsryIand and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls AZ Sc: Ohio rolls Ess1:
W~l Virginia - IS. 4j44-r. s'o-.p4.. ID .'
SarylaHd. Nl-7nia and Pcnn-lva-Ia d4Ir
p-7rtS. Ea4Sc. TTpCcSs hU.trr. 57A5ic
EGGS PcT DrL' MaT-land. Fr1nsvIrsrla
s-. -r,.sri- -.,',' ..... s. 0~-.r. ---~ n. Mas-
Virginia. frs,s 30. Southern fr<s. Faa5a- An
los 90"
LIVE POULTRY 'hIc4~ns. Oh hers. lhs
snd uvrr. TT H. IaSt~. snail T.. me-. m. Tr-
b. -lA,lr. white IeEiornA p III. 2la22c: oli
ro0ssrrS, per II. &c. spring. - lhs and oTr-
ncr IN As~. 10 IL ~ llz ltE r. lh 32i-cS
10 zralr- n. 5ls2,: white Lc-hrrrs IL lEr,
ana ON"T i0 smaller -'r d1, Is rau.E
&C. 90. .. af.- ~ s.. .rr7H ..
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
HAMILTON RESIGNS
FROM SCHOOL BOARD

George e. Hamilton. president OF
the Capital Traction Company. has
resigned as a member of the Board
of Education, it became known yes
terday.
Mr.. Hamilton dated his resigna-
ton September !, and 1t has been
received by Justice Gould, who will
refer it to his associates when court
convenes on October 7.
The letter states that two years OF
service on the board have convinced
Mr.. Hamilton that the responsibilities
of the position demand more time
than he can give in the future owing
to his private duties with the railway
com pany.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

L~ttuee. New Sors. fancy. per bon or bsslri.
''' t.s.- poor AMI lsllN. psf hos o. laskef q
Soc: native, per bSR. ESQ Onion, N.rrlsnd
sra i'euTsyhani4 FrllIv No. Z ~ 100 La
a7Sa4u; New Yu-f and we-seru. yellow No !,
pu IOJ lbs, SsS~iD; white ~ 100 In IA
40; al rsrions No . p-T 100 Ihs ausg n
PumI5aIs native, each, jal0c. Pepplrz native
large. per ts bssket, DSSoc; needje ps- - bss-
ket. easz5c- Spinach, NATIVE. pg bSz- ssTsr
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The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
Uncle Wined Him Gun,
He Tells Judge Here

That gun came TO me as a legacy
from my uncle in Baltimore" Vaughn
T. Onley pleaded in Police Court yes
terday when he was arraigned charg-
ed with carrying a loaded revolver
and attempting to use it.
He was arrested in an automobil"
coming from GAINESVILLE. Md. Judge
Mcmahon continued the case until
Thursday on bonds of 500 in order
to get a line of Onleys past record.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16

lent by officials, far SURPRISING the
mark set during the first season.
The present season began officially
on May so. 1919. and lasted no
days. The average attendance per
day was 3.10s, and the single high
est attendance in one day was
reached the first Sunday in August,
when $4,000 bathers splashed in the
basin.
Patrons at the beach, in apprecia-
tion of the work done by the life
guards, will give a banquet for
them on the beach Friday night.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements is headed by John V.
Baulsir and DR.. Robert Fowler.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-16
By Purifying the Blood.

Once you get your blood free from
poisons, which it is now a prey to
because Of its unhealthy state-then
you will be relieved Of Catarrh-the
dripping in the throat, hawking and
splitting. raw sores in the nosuils:
and the disagreeabIe bad breath It
was caused, in the first place. be-
cause your impoverished blood was
or contact with someone who had a
cold. But the point is-don't suffer
with Catarrh-it is not necessary.
The remedy s s S. discovered over
fifty years ago. tested, true and tried