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Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Sic beiOen 1yrieOcride.

Gen &oItellonen i'm 9teucn YaIoiS
BEL HotS0om lit bon ibrer porgeleb-
ten 9eb0roe befoblen morOen, ben Be
ludern gcgeniiber nur nod bon 5rieo-
rid Dem 3meiteu gu lprehen. Ser
@cbraud Ser 8e5eidmtng TrieSrid
Der 8rOfe lit ibnen OerbOten.
Ser olte 6rit I'M @lpiilim lab,
Mlllpo er obigen llfas las,
Grit bat es i'm ein bisden nerorollen.
Nodoen er Johann ein Yris6en ge-
noiien,
@r idmun3elno nad Se0er uno Sinte
rief
llno idrieb an 6rit @bert fulgen0en
8rief:
Woniteur, mon frere.
Sd fam es perlteben,
Dab CT feline fremoen @otter mag ne
ben lid ieben.
@r mag audi feline Meriten (&er-
oienlte) baben.
J(llr lol CT nldf III DER Stltorla (Ocr
ihihte) graben.
@as ih getan, mill i6 ielber niht
preiien.
eaten bemeien
@os err bingegen bisber idnf.
Spri6t nidt fir ieincn Stootsmonn.
beruf.
&as mill er mir Nun meinen Sitel
peroenfcn?
Or ioa mir i'm laiien! SD nil ibn
beidenfen
9afor nit einem Yrdoifot.
9ls meldes Die Nodmelt i6on lin
i'm parat.
6rcocric le @rano mag er ia nidt
beiBen,
0ieueiI 10 bieB-fiocnc (9flli) -
Elm @onig BON 8renBen.
@enenm er iid rlbis: Sreoeric. lie
@ros (Srieorih ser 0ide)
lino lett beieb err mid onbersmo.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
SaiOer6sleiu!

Gor einigen 3aeen betam i1 elm
9rieflein BON meimem Heffen: oSie"
be Eonte 8ab! Die Seioe bliibt.
0enflt Gu wobl nod oaran?" uno
in ben 8rieflein lag Elm S~trauBlein
iener munoerpoaen Saioeblumen,
mie lie nlr altf unierer nnpergleldl-
lid l6onen Sonnoueri6en Saioe
madlen. Ser sleide Brief bradte
oie &nnoe, oaB es enoli6 gelungen
lit, oas Grab bes groBen Saioeoih-
tiers Sermanu 2oenS felt5ultellen.
Oas @rob Sermonn 2oens, Der pie
fem anoerer Dor ibm perltanoen bat,
oa8 2ieo bon ser Shonbeit Der Saioe
All Iingen. Seine @ebeine lino aus
Dem Motgrabe auf freiem 5eloe oil
ser aIbspeigung Der StraBe &eimss
2aons| oie nad 2oipre fiibrt, nad
Dem Militdrfrieobof in luxembourg
bel 2oipre iiberfiibrt. 9ort iinoet
lid aud oaS &reu3, Oas linn leine Sea
mero0en geieBt nit Der Snldrift:
.Sier rubt in Soft 8riegsfreiiuil-
liger Sermam 2oens, gefollen auf
elmer Batrouille i'm September 1914.
80 lange nod oie Gi6en nadien
Sn 5elo uno @alo, I'm Sol uno
Saus,
Solange Itirbt in Nieoeriadien,
Sic olte StanmeSart tlidt aus"
Ole Belt lit nieoer oa, wo eininme
@anoercr sic 9robe, ihmeigiame sal
DC ourdmanoern. @m Sd1feriteine,
BEL ser rotten @eefe, MAIDEN Tie bait,
i6ou'n ii6 Inn nod alien Seiten unb
lprehen ernite @orte m~iteinanOer.
Die Saioe aber bat lie berilommen.
@enn nun Der Ibenbmin0 fibl aus
ben Subreu ben @an0ersmnnn an.
bardt, mern i'm fiiblen Worgcnpin.
DC Die betauten Spinnpeben 5piiden
ben Sartgrasltengeln er5ittern Damn
gebt rings Olrb Die Saioe, onra
Saiofraut uno Wad)anoeln eiu Sis
peln uno @ispern, leiie uno ernit.
8alo weiB es Die gar5e Saioc uno
nit WiQionen rctgeweinter Ieiglein
idaut iie Die erniten Menidcnfinoer
al, ols wolte ie iasen: sd meiB e.
mobl, unier Setter lit tot, Sermnnn
2oens." uno ipenn Der Saiobouer
Sen roten Bod meiomerfen mill, oann
ihiittelt ct uuteriuegs elm Inn bns an
bere Mal ben 4opf un6 murmelt:
nSe is BOT, uie 6rueno!" -
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Gtluas aber 9lOOIf granuer.

@s lit immer cine 6rcltoe. uon
Wenihen 81 boren, nit 0euen uton
geIebt bat uno ole einem Iicb mo Der.
trout maren. 8eionoerS ongenebm
aber-iit eS, menn OoS, mas mon bort.
nllr Sob notwithstanding eini6liebt.
90 fiel ms neulid ole San Antonio
Gpening Hems in sic S1noe, II. iiber
men fonoen mir On olf Der erItcn
Settle einen lGngeren Nrtitel nebIt
NbbiIoung, Der iopobI ben Mnum ipie
0elien @erf Iobte. lteber feinen an
oeren olS iiber unleren alien Sreullo
A0olf 8rouner. Hcin, mar oaS cine
Sreltoel @ir molen unieren 2eiern
nidt porentbnlten, mas Die San Nn-
tonier 3eitung i6rieb, miilien ober
bitten, bier MIR einen Ius5ug aus
Dem MrtifeI geben 5u oiirfen. Ilio
5uerlt einmtol mollen mir ben gtanlen
nenren, inter Dem Serr 8rolner be-
,tormt lit. Wan nennt ibn Den ggeirie
Man." Serr 8rouner arbeitet in Der
0eoo letter Office in San Antonio,
uno tGglid fommen bunoerte bon
8rieferL sic in GrmdngeIung Ieler-
Iiher o0er ent5ifferborer Iorelien in
Oie Sotenfommer ser HoIt fommcn
Iolen. Nber Serr 8rouner logt:
.Hirie.~ lln0 Oann iebt er iid bin
unS nimmt iid Iold cinen 8rieffriip-
pei Dor. uno Cant ieiner Spraden-
fenntuis, ieites geogropbii6en mo
topogropbiihcn @iIienS uno longiab.
rigcn Grfobrung, gelingt eS ibm. IN
90 bon 100 SdlIen, ben nrllen Strip
pei pom Yolttooe 5l erretten. Soltpt-
iGdlih madden inn ieine nGdNteit
0odborn bic Serren Merifouer, 81
l6offcn; oenu bel oenen lit allies
ldmoh: photographic. Geographic,
aolliprugbie unO nod monhe oroere
graphic. Seben mir ms einmial
10 Elm poor Iorelien an. 0o Ioittef
cine: Sr. Sneno CORES, Yobod Mn
q g 81. So, raten Sic nal! Dds
mudt &opf5crbredcn. Nidt tiir
Serrn 9rouner. SIM Sonoumorcbel
bat cr eS berotts uno l6reibt qucr
iiber Die @orciie; Sr. Snemo CORES,
gobogonp, go. OOer ober. oo lit
ein grief nit Ser Aufi6rift: $ Str.
81. 723. Q. Abenpor ii Sona. 6. Il.
@. 0os lit ihon ifnpieriger, nidt
mabr? Ni6t fir Serrn 8roltner.
3oItlGhcllo iiberlett er Oos vOapen-
port, Sorpo" uno mieber lit cin Brief-
friippel poni 1oOc gerettet. 9tatitr-
lid giebt es aud Altfidriftcu, bel De
uen lelbit Serrn 8rauncr's @eldif'
lihfeit ulo @iilen perin9en; Die leNt
CT Damn ielf5cnO b%eileite, 5llnlol iperll
oieiel6en nidts on0eres oiif Der Tor-
oerleite oes llmi6loeeS tragen ais et.
ne Gents Morfe. - 8ir boben uns
alfridtig gcireut, BON unlerem lleberl
Irellloe 81 borer, unO miinlden ibnl
pieI @liif 6u ieiner Arbcit nno 81
Ieiuen Grfolgen,
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
ct. Iarien-9 Stride.
s. q. @oth, @forrer
/. struBe, awii6eu 6 unO $ Ctr.

8. StraBe, amiiden q unO $ Str.
am Oienstog, oen 80. 9opember,
beginnt Die &ooeno 81 @bren Ger
llnbefledten @mpfGngnis Der nlerie.
Iiglten Sungfrou Wtoria 5rr Sorbe.
rcitung ouf oos Set am s.. 0c5ember.
Die @ebete peroen uerridtet am NOR
gen na6 Der 8 llbr Wteiie uno am
gbeno um 7.30, mann oenieIben cine
furoe TreOigt porou gebt uno Der Sc.
gcn erteilt miro.
Der .&etreot" fir sic So0aIitGten
beginnt am Sonntag, 5. 0e3emter.
Ser bodm. Serr Yoter &nIf miro jc.
ben gbeno UNI 100 Die Yreoigt bal.
ten. Mm 6eIte ser llubefledten Gm-
pfGngnis, Oos Oos Notronsfeit Der
Sooolit6ten lit nno feierIibit begor-
gen miro, enoigt oieielbe nit Der gltf.
nabme bon nelen MiteIieoeru..
Sci ser s ltbr MeiIe am Sonntog
geben ole &inoer CUR bG. aomml-
Mon. am Nadmittag nm 3 llbr ba-
ben Tie ibre 8%eriammlung unO llnter-
ridt.
Mn Den M0bentsionntogen miro ie-
oen 4benO bel Ser 8esper INN 100 eli
ne belonoere Nreoigt gebalten lueroen
8ei Den @ottesoienIten ON porigen
Sonntag muroe Mnen uufridtigit ge-
oonft, oie gu Dem 10 erfolgreiden He.
iuItate oes Suppers Der porangcgan'
genen @ode beieetragen baben.
@roB mar Die 8eteiligung on Dem
9egrGbniile oes berltorbenen Serrn
2oren5 &iBner, zines Der GIteIten Nit'
gIieoer ser Stride UNI uorigen @ons
tog.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

Hermann C. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
smppsr in Der Srimitp GntBeriiden
Stride am 2. Tesem6tr.

@m 9onnerstag, Ben g. DECEMBER
finoet III Der 2utberiiden SrinItotlS
Stride, @de Ate unb e StraBe, g.
". Elm abenoeiien itatt. Die Gn.
men laoen gang Defenders gu beroll.
denl gelu9e ein. Ser Breis betrast
MIR so Gents.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Guanseliid 2nt9eriihe 3iuns-9irdJe
6. nn0 g StroRe us.
Midnrb S6miot @aitor.

WIuInrO GWIIlIOt, F0ltDr.
aaionntasIih, somtogsidulc I'm
Ht0 llbr pormittags.
1eutiher @ottesbienit ieoenS onn.
tao 10 llbr pormittngs.
gngIiidcr @ottesoienit, az ieocm
Sonntog lm fl llbr morgens un0
.7.45 llbr abenSs.
2utber 2iga, @odcnonbndt fir
jeoen 0onnerStoe AbenG
Inn 7.45 ubr.
8onfirmanben ltnterri1t ieoen
Wontag uno EonnerStaG abelIoS Z
llbr.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
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dNiI

The only German Paper in Washing
ton, D. c., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. ITO Sixth Street, N. w.
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The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
AGED! WORKERS
ASK RETENTION
Pension Benefits insufficient
To Warrant Quitting Serv-
ice, They Declare.

Employees of the Federal govern
ment coming within the provisions
of the retirement law are applying
in large numbers to be retained I'm
the service, it was learned yester-
day. Many of the applications for
retirement received at the Pension
Office are accompanied by a second
application seeking retention in the
service.
Government officials expected TO
be besieged by numerous appeals
OF people who could not get along
even on the maximum retirement
pay of $500 a year.
Many people in the government
service who are of retirement age
and are drawing salaries OF from
1900 to $4,000, it was pointed out,
undoubtedly will find IL difficult 10
get along on the retirement pay.
and naturally will seek to hold
their positions. In the Pension Of
flee. where there is a great number
of superannuated government en-
ployes. many of them have applied
to stay in the service.
In line with the recent decision
of the Secretary of the Interior. II
was said. each case will have to be
decided on it's merits and solely on
the ground as to whether the ap-
plicant Is efficient This will be
determined by the records and per-
sonsl knowledge of the employe.
Practically all the forms necessary
to the enforcement OF the new law
now are awaiting the completion
of rules of procedure. This will
complete the machinery, and the
bureau then will undertake the
consideration of applications.
The deductions from salaries on
account of retirement will not be-
gin until the first of August. At
that time 2l2 per cent will be de-
Quoted from the salary Of each en-
ployee in the classified civil service
in order to pay for his retirement.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
REFUSES HELP
TODRY AGENTS
Baltimore Police Informed
u. S. Must Enforce
Volstead Law.

Baltimore, June 23.-The VOlstead
enforcement act must be taken care
of by Federal officials alone, and
local prohibition Director Stone has
no right to expect the police of
Baltimore city to help out his
sleuths in conducting raids, making
arrests or otherwise carrying out
the provisions of that act.
This is the gist of the advice to-
day given Police Commissioner
Charles D. Gather by Attorney
General Armstrong and advisor OF
all officials Of the State govern
ment.
Armstrong; advice to Police Com
missioner Gather was asked by the
latter following the disclosures in
the Nalentini-Julius case when a
reputable physician of Baltimore
was accosted at 4 o'clock in the
morning by one OF the representa-
tivcs of the local prohibition direc-
tors Office who afterwards turned
out to have police record, il
sweeping in its denial of the right
of the Federal officers to call upon
Maryland officials 10 enforce their
law for them.
Under its terms not only the city
police but all State officials are un-
der no obligation to help the pro-
hibition officers.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Marriage Licenses.

-Frank &. Yokel. 26. Of Newark, y. j., and
Anita d. Burkette, :3, Of Washington. Tie
Rev. Charles Wood.
Harold Z. Peterson. 80, and Mary Carter,
Is. both Of Washington. The Rev. A. Will
james ,. Duke. SO. and Jennie Bowling,
30, both Of Washington. The Rev. W. ii.
Brooks.
yard. 4S, both Of Washington. The Rev. q.
U. Bullock.
william r. Holmes .s and HaIlie r.
Waters, 20, both OF Richmond, Va. The
Rev. II. =. Downs.
Julian &. Nicholas. -. and Mary Z. Car
dozo, 10, both Of Washington. The Rev. j.
J. O'Connnr.
George A. Hurley, %, Of Providence, r. l.,
and Genevieye O'keefe, Is. Of Grand Forks,
n. Oak. The Rev. T. smythe.
Robert f. Bryan, .S, Of Pomonkey. Md,
and Mamie y. Chapman. ~. of la Plata,
Nd The Rev. J. J. DimOn.
Raymond y. Doyle, 30, and Katherine V.
Love 80. both Of Washington. The Rev. y.
J. Hurney.
Jacob Il. Pain, ~. Of New York. y. Y,
and Estelle b. Gottlieb, 70, of Washington.
The Rev. q. SilverstOne.
Wesley X. Brown. ~. and Eddie Freeman n.
is. both Of Washington. The Rev. J. W.
ManOkoO.
Trank P. KeIls, 80, and Lillian Pratt. &c,
both of Washington. The Rev. Y. =. Lang
horne.
william ]. Bnnson. "a. and Josephine San.
ford, 20. both Of Washing ton. The Rev. J.
L. Briggs.
Jerome p. Osborne, jr., -. OF Atlantic
City. y. J., and Ruth A. WelbOrne, 20, Of
Washington. The Rev. L. B. Smith.
Glenn J. Bergthold, II. and Doris A. May.
bury, Is. both Of Washington. The Rev.
A. Y. Anderson.
George X. Belt, a6, or suitIand, Nd, ana
Rose. A. sharper. ~, of Washington. The
Rev. j. W. Many.
Herbert l.. stapler, ~, and Matte L. yor-
den, ~. both OF Richmond, Va. The Rev. Il.
H. Sven.
Thomas II. Wheeler, 40. and Susie I. Mich
OILS, -, both of Washington. The Rev. A. J.
OIds.
Robert W. Rooney, %, and Camilla A.
Kast, II, both Of Washington. The Rev. ].
r. Roth.
Eligah Buchanan. II, and Ethel D. Glad
man. -, both of Washington. The Rev. J.
II. Jefries.
Bernard Turner 81. and Annie NJ Jones,
-. both Of Washington. The Rev. W. J.
David L. Murdock. IS. and Maggie Turner,
~. both of Washington. The Rev. d. Pol
lard.
Charles Cohen. 81. ana Katie spector. ~.
both Of Washington. The Rev. q Silver
stone.
Albert V. seaberg. 81. Of San Francisco,
Cal, and Let VI. Hahn, 20, OF Bedford.
Ind. The Rev. c. q. ChappeIl.
william q. Wall, 80. and Annie NJ. Brad
shaw, "a, both Of Richmond, Va. The Rev.
j. Z. Briggs.
George X. Watts, "a, and Elizabeth Jack
son. 10. both OF Washington. The Rev. /.
Wright.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
PEPCO BURNING
RESERVE COAL
Power Shut Down Feared
Unless New Supply
Comes Soon.

Washington may be lightless for
some time unless the coal now on
the way to the Potomac Electric
Power Company. arrives before the
end of the present week, according
to William +. Ham, president Of
company, who yesterday described
the fuel situation as serious"
The companys reserve supply,
enough to operate power houses for
nearly a week, has been drawn on
for two days. The power stations
burn about eleven carloads a day
and should be receiving that much
daily from the mines. No coal has
been delivered since Monday.
A large quantity of coal is on its
way here and is reported as being
somewhere between Washington
and Brunsdick, Md.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

WILLUS ADS
TOSELLSHIPS
Shipping Board Plans Ma
tion-Wide Campaign
For Buyers.
EXPERTS COOPERATE
Committee of National Ad-
vertisers Will Prepare
Sale Specifications.

The sale of Americas war-built
merchant marine and the property
Of the Shipping Board, authorized
by the new merchant marine act,
will be conducted through a nation
wide advertising campaign, which
will have for it's purpose not only
the disposal of the ships but the
education of the American people in
foreign trade matters and shipping
In general.
As the result of a conference yes
terday between Admiral Benson,
chairman of the Shipping Board,
and representatives of more than a
dozen big advertising agencies it
was agreed that the board should
make a survey of all it's property
before ii was advertised for sale.
AT the suggestion of the advertisers,
Herman Lane, of the Shipping Board.
was named advertising director, and
the board will authorize the expen-
diture of $4,000 for the purpose of
making the survey. The plan was
sanctioned by Admiral Benson and
John Donald, a member of the
board, and will be approved for
mally at the next regular meeting.
The advertisers committee was
composed of the following MEM
bers:
o. II. Blackman, the Blackman
Company, chairman; William H.
Johns, George Batten Company, Inc. /;
Stanley Besor, J. Walter Thompson
Company; Frank Presbrey, Collin
Armstrong: Wendell u. Cotton; Rob-
ert Herman. Albert Frank Com
pany: Thomas +. Logan, Walter
r. Hine. Frank Seaman. Inc;
Robert Tinsman, Federal Advertis-
ing Agency, Inc: Paul +. Faust,
MitchelI-Faust Advertising Com
pany; John p. Pallman, the II. h.
McCann Company, and James
OShaughnessy, Advertising Agencies
Corporation.
Public Ledger Service.)
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
ASKS MOOSE
FOR M'HENRY
Boy Slayer Supreme Egoist
Declares Attorney in
Closing Argument.
CASE TO JURY TODAY
Youth Probably Will Know
His Fate This
Afternoon.

Declaring death by hanging the
only proper punishment to be meted
out to John McHenry for the MUIR
der of Detective Armstrong. As
sistant District Attorney James b.
Archer yesterday In his argument
to the jury demanded that they
bring in a verdict OF guilty OF
murder in the first degree.
McHenry did not vince or mani
fest the least concern. He was the
same Indifferent, saucy-looking boy
he has been all through the trial.
Archer pictured the. boy as q
smart. daring criminal. capable of
any crime that required courage
and initiative. He went over the
long list of crimes attributed to
McHenry.
The prosecution unllmbered it's
big guns on the arguments Of the
defense that the youth who killed
two men was incapable of choosing
between right and wrong.
Archer was unsparing in his
criticism OF DIR. John NJ. Ladd.
alienist for the defense. This
criticism was objected to by s.
McComas Hawken, counsel for Nc
Henry. Hawken also objected to
McHenry being styled an arch
villain"
McHenry's whole attitude on life,
Archer claimed, was to be careful
not to harm himself.
Attorney George +. Havell, asso-
ciate counsel for the defense with
Hawken, will make an appeal to
the jury this morning TO acquit the
boy on the ground OF insanity. He
will be followed by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Paul B. Cromelin.
Hawken will close for the defense.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
ChaSeOut theGerInS
OF Rheumatism

to resist the counteracting influ-
ence of the proper treatment.
What. then. is the logical, sane
and intelligent treatment for this
most painful and torturing disease?
Rheumatism is a sturdy foe, and
it never uses gentle methods with
its victims. IF the disease were
confined to the surface there might
be some logic in expecting relief
from its clutches by rubbing with
liniments and lotions. But a dis
ease that can cause so much pain
and suffering is deep-seated. and
has its source far below the sur-
face Of the skin.
The only sensible treatment from
which you can expect results is a
remedy that goes deep down into
the blood supply. and kills the
germs that cause the disease.
s. S.. S. is a wonderful blood
remedy. and is the logical treat
ment for Rheumatism, because it
promptly permeates the entire blood
supply, and searches out and kills
the disease germs. You can take
S. S. S. with the assurance, that
you are not experimenting. for this
fine old remedy has been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years,
during which time it has been CIV
ing splendid results. So you owe
it to yourself to take S. S. S. with
out delay, and discard the use of
local treatments that can do you
no good.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
SUE FOR ST., 1,780,591.04
ENEMY ALIEN FUNDS

The Equitable Trust Company, of
New York City. filed suit in the
District Supreme Court yesterday
against Francis p. Garvan. as Alien
Property Custodian. and John Burke,
Treasurer of the United States, and
the Direction Der Disconto-G Gessel-
schaft," Berlin banking concern,
with American branches, to estab-
lish claim to s1.7S0,5s1.04.
This amount. the trust company
claims, was on deposit with the
banking concern when the govern
ment seized 1t as alien property.
The court is asked to order a sale
of the banks properties and order
paid to the trust company the
amount il claims from the proceeds.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Mexico Is Establishing
New Military Garrisohs

Mexico City. June 2S. - Extensive
troop movements during the past
week were for the purpose Of in
stalling military earrisons through
out the country, 1t was officially
announced. The movemon nts gave
rise to reports that new revolu-
tionary activities were afoot. IL
was reiterated that the only rebel
in Mexico now was Francisco Villa,
who has not yet sworn allegiance
TO the new regime.
President de la Huerta conferred
with the governors of several Mex
lean states regarding measures for
insuring peace.
Peru has sent dc la Huerta OFF,
cial notice that it recognized the de
facto Mexican government.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24

And this is why you should not
Iose the opportunity of a thorough,
rigorous course of treatment dur
ing the summer months. Many
victims of Rheumatism indulge in
he delusion that they are at last
rec from the clutches of the dis
.ase simply because they feel little
Or no discomfort during the mild
,eason.
But with the first approach of
,ool. damp weather next fall, you
Will find that the little pain demons
will gradually become aroused from
heir summer slumbers, ready to
renew their attack with increased
tiury. The best time to rid the
ystem Of the germs of rheumatism
while they are dormant and In
lctive, because they are less able
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Gas Company Secures Oil
Below Market Figures

Qualification was expressed yes
terday by officials of the Washing
ton Gas Light Company at being
able to obtain their July supply of
1.15O000 gallons of gas oil at 12A
cents per gallon instead of the price
prevailing along the coast of 15
and 16 cents a gallon.
The price of the oil. which was
bought from the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey, is One-fourth
of a cent more per gallon than the
June figure. This increase will add
S2.SOO on the oil bill for July. The
raise in price will be met by the
company. as the consumers price
for gas was recently fixed nv the
District Commissioners at Si25 per
LOCO cubic feet.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Jurist and Wife Entertain.

Fredericksburg. Va. June 23.-At
their home in Stafford County, Judge
and Mrs. r. il. L. Chichester enter
tanned in celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage,
Many persons, including members 'of
the bar of the circuit over which
Judge Chichester prcsides, were
present and extended congratula-
tions. Among the presents received
was the after-dinner coffee service
presented by the bar OF Fredericks-
burg. large number were present
from Stafford. spotsSlvania and
Fredericksburg as well as several
lawyers and court attaches from
caroline County. ~
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Cold Storage for Corpses .
To Be Built in September

Installation of refrigerating ap-
paratus at the District morgue will
begin early in September when the
moderniZation of the building will
be complete, according to plans de
cided on yesterday by Mai. c. IL
Brown, assistant engineer commits
sioner, and Snowden Ashford, NUM-
cipal architect.
Congress appropriated $500 for
Improvement of the morgue, $4,000
of which is to be spent on "a cold
storage plant for the preservation
of bodies" Suction fans also will
be installed.
The new apparatus will eliminate
the necessity of using ice.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Chevy Chase Women Stage
Street Paving Carnival

Opening of the Chevy Chase street
carnival. being staged at the corner
of Brookville road and Thornappie
street. was attended by a large
crowd last night. The carnival is
under the direction of women of
Chevy Chase, the funds to be used
in paving Thornapple street.
Dancing featured the program
last evening, The carnival will be
staged again tonight.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
Untold Suffering Caused by Tiny
Pain Demons.

Just because the pangs Of your
rheumatism seem to diminish as
warm weather approaches, do not
make the serious mistake of feel
ing that you are about to conquer
this disabling disease.
Under no circumstances should
you let up in your efforts to COM
bat this afliction. but you would
be wise, rather, to redouble them,
and take advantage of the favor
able season to rout the disease
germs from the system.