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The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
mrs. j. ]. WHITE
LEADING TICKET
Well Known Civic Worker
Heads women's City
Club Nominations.

Mrs. John Jay White. formerly
inspector Of schools In New York.
and nationally known for phflan-
thropic and civic work, heads the
list Of nominations for president
In the Women's City Club for the
coming year on the fndependent
ticket. The election VIII be hsid
Wednesday.
Mrs. white. who has been a resi-
dent Of Washington for seven
years, is attending the womeRs
peace conference, nov In session
at Chicago. She is one Of the or
ganizers OF the Tombs Club OF New
York, the Washington Arts Club.
the Public Education Associafion.
the Probation School, and is now a
member of the League Of Political
Education and Academy Of Political
Science.
Other officers on the independent
ticket are: Mrs. Nevii N. Hopkins.
first vice president: Mrs. Peter
Drury, second vice president: Mrz-
Wilson-Greene. corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs, Edmund J. Brennan.
treasurer. and Mrs. Isaac Cans.
Mrs. I. V. walker, Mrs. william r.
Claggett. Mrs. A. A Birney, Mrs.
william s. Corby. Mrs A. B. Garages.
Mrs. william B. Olney, Mrs. Mary
o. Bryan, Mrs. Susan p. Marshall.
Mrs. Flora Heath. Mrs. Charles w.
Fits. Mrs. A. A. zspponne. and Mrs.
Pearl Gray for the board Of diree-
tors.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

The 81 Love You" Editor of The
Washington Herald is being de-
Iuged with letters from those send
ing in essays on the best L Love
You experience I know Of" Most
of those sending in letters are of
the fairer sex and some Of the best
received so far are from the distaff
side of the city. The entrants are
SO excellent that difficulty will be
experienced in selecting the for
tunate writers who are to receive
tickets to the performance of the
Garrick Players in Peg o My
Heart" Tuesday evening. May II.
In order to be eligible for an
award you must see that your letter
or essay relating the best II Love
You" experience that you know of
reaches the ONCE of The Washing
ton Herald before midnight, Friday.
May Z. 1t matters not whether
some one said 81 Love You" to you.
whether you said II Love You" to
someone. or whether you merely
know of an II Love You" expert
ence. Send in your letter or essay,
limiting it to 800 words. writing
on one side of the paper and Civ
ing proper Identification of your
self.
II you do not want your name
published be sure to so state in
your letter. If you are interested
in the Il Love You" experience of
others read the following received
among the letters reaching The
Washington Herald yesterday:
The best I Love You expert
ence i know
One glorious moonlight night in
the summer of 1919 1 was sitting in
my stateroom of the old Newport
News" of the Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Company. 1t
was so wonderful. gazing out into
the beautiful night, that l was un-
aware of a girl and a young man
standing by the rail just outside of
my room. until the strains Of a
song reached my ears. The man
was singing in a deep, rich voice
Il Love You" 1 was so enthralled
by the memory night" and the
soft strains of the song that I kept
my place by the window-thereby
unconsciously making myself an
eavesdropper. When the song was
ended neither the man nor the girl
spoke for several minutes. and then
she said in a voice tremulous with
emotion:
That song was very beautiful
and such a night"
The man replied:
No, my dear, the song is a mere
nothing; but do you know how old
those three little words are? Since
the world began they have played
the most important part-and may
I repeat them now to you?"
By this time I began to realize
that 1 was somewhat of a villain
to be there listening to the secrets
of this happy pair; and as I slowly
moved away the sound of two
happy voices reached my ears with
the magic words-'T love you"
v. r. T.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

American armies made great strides
in efficiency every month they were
in France, the remark applies to
all branches of the service. To-
ward the end the Germans were
keenly alive to the tremendous
armed factor that was piling
against them; they knew that the
longer the American armies were
In the field the finer they became"
tCdryrirht. 1aeo. Universal snrvice)
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

Natures remedy for the treat,
ment of Catarrh. is S. S. S. which.
has been so successfully used for
this ailment for the past thirty
years. Made from the roots and
herbs of recognized medicinal val
ue. gathered direct from the for
ests. this fine old remely stands
unique in the annals of medicine,
because its therapeutic value is in
strict accord with the laws of ma
ture.
You should lose no time, there
fore. in taking advantage of this
excellent season to get natures as
sistance in cleansing your system
of Catarrh, Begin at once to take
thorough course Of S. S. S..
which will act directly upon the
millions of tiny Cstarrh germs that
infest your blood, and give direct.
rational results by eliminating them
from your system. S. S. S. is sold
at all dfugstores.
For free expert medical sdvice
regarding your own case. wzile
fully to Chief Medical Adyiser. Us
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. GA.-
Adv. - -
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
RIGGS BUILDING SOLD
TO KEITH INTERESTS

B. F. Keith's Theater interests
through the Claremont Theater Cor
poration. a subsidiary body. have
acquired the Riggs Building, Fiji
teenth and G streets northwest, in
which Keith's Theater is located
The purchase price is said to be
81. SOC. 900.
The purchasing corporation was
represented by Maurice Goodman
and NJ. Stern. Joseph l. Weller. OF
this city. represented the Riggs
Realty Company. which sold the
building.
The Riggs Building. completed In
1912, is eight stories high and con-
tains the offices of several nation
al and local organizations.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
DR.. Cary Grayson Tells
Joke on His Profession

DR.. Cary Grayson. attending ply
sician to President Wilson, tells the
following story of his own profess
sion:
doctor had been called in to
attend man. Having done what
he, could for the patient for the
time being. he told the mans wife
to take her husbands temperature
in the morning: When the doctor
called the next day he asked if she
had done as he had told her.
I'VE hadn't a Thermometer in the
house" was the good wife's reply.
but I put the barometer on his
chest, and as it went to Very
Dry" I gave him a pint of beer.
Now he's gone to work"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
Spring In the great house,
cleaning season, the time
when nature throws on all
Impurities and takes on new
life and fresh ViE0r and
strength and vitality.

Therefore, this is the best season
of the entire year to get real ra-
6onal results from the intelligent
method of treating Catarrh. be-
cause the right treatment CO.
operates with nature in her re-
building and eliminating efforts
that are now in full operation.
Catarrh. as any victim Of this
disease viii readily agree. is a great
deal more than a local irritation
and disarransenent of the breath
ing apparatus. If the disease were
nothing more than this. then the
usual methods Of local treatment
would give you some definite re-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
Deaths Reported.

May Haines. 80 yrs, Geo. Wash Hosp
Henry o. Potter, 81. Willard Hotel.
Elizabeth {. p. Baker. 76, 1919 Fl st NV.
Louis stern. T3. 1915 Columbia rd. NV,
Douglas h. Thompson. A, 174O r St NV.
Julian Greer. -. 122 9Th st. ne.
Lucreauh Bridwell, ~, 431 10th st. NV.
Joseph ]. Minson, AZ Logic Sonitarinr
Chevy Chase, D. C.
Edgar Hodges, mos. Providence Hosp.
Llnnie Stotts. 4S yrs. Frcedmen's Hosp.
Lohn Logan. 81. Home for the Aged no
Charles Saunders. 80. Home for the Aged
and lnhrm. Blue Plains Pc
Maud Grimes. n I3+ School II sw
iIIhc \. II. Brown. ~ lI1S 21St ST. NV
heuIah Fuller 3, &c Rock Greek Church
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POULTRY.

WE WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE TO RAISE
fur bearing rabbits for us in their back
yards: snare time We furnish stock and
pay So 80 to $40 each for all you raise.
SUNSET FUR Co, 5O6-T-S Lankershim Bldg.
Los Angeles, Cal. apis 25my2.9-4t
STAR-CHIC-A -- REAL LIVE POULTRY
men who know what chicks should be are
constant users Of STAR-CHIC-A, and they
tell wonderful tales Of how their chicks are
growing into prize winners for next seasons
shows. Don't lose time experimenting use
STAR-CHIC-A and have a successful season.
Insist upon having STAR-CHIC-A, and il
your dealer cannot supply you call
GOLDEN 4 CO., the manufacturers.
my2-1t
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
The Happiest Moment Of Your Life
Was When You Heard Loue You -
Special Contest Announcement

The Washington Herald conjunction s0 the Gariek PIayer
management herch offers prizes of tickets the Gak PloyerS
production of Tuesday estnng Moy for the best letters
of not than ords "he best LoQc YoH
knoV off, Tel of the romantic interesting proposal
heard Perhaps your perhaps friends At
rG send in letter before midnight Friday MGy oH
be Necessary your your letter. be
copy for identification Read bco for further parenar
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
7his$5, ,OOOHatis Gifof 80, OOO|
U.S.MillinerstolNne. Deschanel|

II has nine
paradise fms and
> crown Of black
lisere, the inter-
ior of which Is
made up of %
pieces tof silk.
each representing
one of the States
Of the Union.
tcopyrisht BY copic
service, Ine.,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
Special Notice

All ex-serVice men OF the army
and navy are invited TO join the
Robert I. Miller Soldiers and Sailors
Association of the District of Column
bia, and are requested to call Mt
the headquarters of Our Army and
Navy. $50 Louisiana ave. NV, and
sign the membership roster and So
cure membership card. Onice omen
A. VI. to 4 T.. VI.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
Senate Takes Up DYE Bill.

The Senate yesterday took up the
dye stuff bill providing. for control
over importation of foreign manu-
factured coal tar products. II
passed the House some months ago.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

The Washington Herald is pub
fishing the finest short stories ever
presented 10 Newspaper readers.
They are by o. HENRY, and appear
every day.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
THINGS TO REMEMBER
ABOUT HEALTH

Neglect in seeing about health in time is
res spOnsible for most chronic inyalidism.
Now is the right time TO take our TU-RA-
HE Helping Herb Remedies. Disease is the
result Of wrong diet. lack Of proper eX-
Othe= causes. Drugs do not restore health.
The Healing Powers Of Herbs and Roots
are known to restore health. They cleanse
the blood of the impurities and give it
strength and power by harmless methods
this TU-RA-HE Indian Wigwam Remedy is
the true road I" New Health. Ambition.
Vitality. Improved Mind and Body. Come
and about your health now. before it is
too late
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
PERSONALS.

AMATEUR SONG WRITER'S. LET HB
write the mulc to your song poens. l CON-
pose. arrange and publish music Est 1906
JOHNSON. ss 1eh St Tel Lincoln IIs6
jasS
DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTH? You
can have IT. Call at 172S 7th st. NV.
CID INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
ap4-SOt
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Our Classified Ads.
Tell how-where-and when.
Try THE HERALD
When ID went-now-and then
DIED.

FoETAINE - After brief illness,
JAMES HENRY (''Harry''D, eldest and
dehrly believed s'n Of Henry T. and
taN L.. aged i years and . days, Fri
day. April 30. 1870. at $40 pm.
F-E"ral M"nd1l MAY 3. from his narent,
resid"n,,e. 500 e st. Sc. theme to 81
Peters Church. II and e stS. So, 81
am "h"rr requiem mass will bc sung
for th" repoSe Of his soul.
friends and relatives invited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

wORKINGMEN, so MUCH DISSATIsFAC-
tion has prevailed against the price Of
trOusers-and here's a good way to show
what you think Of it-huy pants from US at
So to $40. the price tells what to do; and
new shoes 50; slightly used coats and vests
s. :" 81; ladies wool dresses 50 up.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 d. my2-lt
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES.

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT
WHAT A BICYCLE MEANS
TO YOU?
Now is the time to see me. I have a
line Of secondhand wheels from Sl2 up;
special sale On $3.50 bicycle tires for three
days at s.. 70; come in and inspect the New
Harley Davidson bicycle before you pay
cents fare.
]. W. ROMM or Gus.
Phone Franklin 2735. 1918 9th st. NV.
ap3o-4t
EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING; ALL
work guaranteed. l01 A st. sw. Frank
lin 22SO. ape 30t
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

Nature acts with thorouEh-
ness- She will tolerate no
HALFWAY measures. She In
sists upon eradicating all i'm
purities, and T. not content
TO have them merely hidden
from view.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

The Best 81 Love You" Experience 1
Know OF.
Millie and Tom were laboratory
partners in a little coed" school.
Fate, in the guise of the chemistry
professor, had decreed that every
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE LANSTON MoNOTYPE
Machine Company. Philadelphia. April r.
1920-Th- annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Lanston Monotype Machine
Company will be held at the Elks Home
Corner Prince and Royal streets Alexan-
dria, Va, at twelve O'Clock noon on Thurs
day. the 9Th day Of May, 1920, for the pur-
pose Of electinE a Board of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year and transactinR
such other business as may properly come
before 1T. Transfer books will be closed on
April % at four O'Clock p. m, and will be
reOpened on May 1lth at ten O'Clock a m
BY order Of the Board of Directors W
ARTHUR SELLMAN. Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

lllTllITgI.T. 1-nrnT7TTTFrrTTGTTTr
The Washington herald., 1920-05-02

As a result of the tremen-
dous strain of modern living
so many people find that the
nerve cells have become de-
yitalized, the whole system
weakened and thousands Of
men and woC1en are today
losing their grip on health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
Do You Estimate Costs?

How often do you get out your
pencil and notebook and estimate the
actual cost Of your operations? For
instance. have you in the recent can
ming season ever learned just exactly
how much each jar of canned fruit
has cost you in money and labor?
Unless you do this you cannot tell
whether you have actually saved or
lost by the canning. There are many
things to take into consideration.
First. IL you have your own fruit or
vegetables, you should figure whether
or not you could have sold them. how
much you would have got for the
fruit and how much more labor it
would have required to sell the fruit
than to pick it for canning. Then
you should remember that even
though you happen to have on hand
jars and glasses for canning. a GER
tain part of initial cost of these
should be charged against your can
ming this year.
And don't forget labor. Last month
a woman who did a goodly amount OF
canning of vegetables and fruits
figured out in a measure the cost of
each jar, but she failed to take into
account that though she did the can
ming herself she had to have woman
by the day to work for her very fire.
ouently to do the work about the
house that she would have done had
she not been canning. She should,
therefore,, have charged against the
task the amount spent on wages for
the working woman.
! After careful estimation you will,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
Standardized perfection

But don't expect cut prices
Troco 10 the fancy grade Of nut
margarine. So like fancy butter it
naturally commands q premium.
We will maintain this standard
under all conditions and there
fore Iroco may at times cost .
few cents more per pound.
Your deale. keeps Troeo or
will order it for you. Ask him
and don'taecept any other brand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

For the moment we are relieved
from the ubiquitous blacA hat that
leaps into view the moment the dog
days are well established. Once this
hat made its appearance on the stroke
OF August. 1t did not wait for frost.
With the concerted effort of milliners
It delayed its appearance until there
was some slight excuse for it, and this
season it waited too long, for the
colored hat filtered through and got
into the public favor before Septem-
Der arrived
1t is said that the season is to give
birth to a multitude of these gay
hats. but it is probable that the con-
sentative women will be well content
with the adoption of Burgundy, to-
bacco brown and a deep yellow that
shades on tan. The others can have
Indian red, bright orange. kings blue,
green shades they prefer. Green is to
tai tones of it are not to be barred.
One will always find adherents Of
the kind Of dressing which calls for
the gay head covering and the somber
body covering. The contrast is con.
sidered admirable. Another set will
contend that the black hat must be
the foundation of the wardrobe and
the frocks and suits can wander
through the color scale Is one wills.
Take your choice. is the advice of
the millfners. They are willing to
sell any kind of hat. provided you pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
Famous Butter Expert Perfects Tro
New building model of efficiency in margarine production

Many tropical races live and thrive on eco.
nuts. their principal food.
pasesuized milk cultured 10 produce the FUNGUS
flavor of perfected Troee.
We have personal knowledge Of The hssds
which supply the Troco plant. This 10 . most I'M
pertant factor in achieving the standarduins Of
Troeo favor.
Standardized perfection
Every pound Of Troco is guaranteed perfect in
flavor and freshness when it leaves the Troeo
plant. If pound reaches you in imperfect con-
dition, we want to know it and remove the cause.
Because we intend to protect the reputation Of
Iroeo from the carelessness Of handlers, we make
this offer to users:
Ii ever you get q carton Of Troco which isn't
absolutely right, let US know and we viii REPLACED It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

ceived q telegram at Ellis Island from
the Secretary Of Labor ordering de-
portation Of Alfred Nagel. recalled ennis
sary from the new republic of Lstvia
Nagel had requested that he and
lance to the United States because
OF her health. A stay of deportation
granted pending medical examine
ton Of Mrs. Nagel was cancelled att
er report had been made that her
life would not be endangered by a
trip back to Letvia.
Nagel and his wife will be returned
on the first ship sailing for Riga,
which will be October 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
OfMterest to Women
FALL HATS OF BROWN PLUSH.
BY ANNE RITTENHOUsE.

scale Of fashion this season and there
is some anxiety experienced over the
possibility that a tidal wave of it
will engulf the people. While there
is some distinction get hold of it
The sketch shows new hat Of 1t
that is manipulated in a novel man
ner. The brim is fashioned of strips
Of plush to relieve it's heaviness and
the outer ends fall over q border of
brown ribbon. This ribbon forms two
stable loops, one over. one under. the
hat. Its edge of gold brightens the
whole.
Whatever the material Of hats. there
is tendency, sometimes too strongly
expressed. to have the trimming dart
downward to the shoulder. Certain
qualities of expression. and even
character, are needed to make this
type Of millinery becoming to the
face. One might look like a wet
chicken in such a hat. That's not de-
Sirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

A. E. Hoffman Is the man He brings lifetime
Of experience and national reputation into this
new field. For over 80 years he has made butter.
judged butter and taught butter making and milk
culture At leading dairy schools. He Is called
upon wherever dairy associations meet MI.
Hoffman directs the details which now make
Troco supesios.
For this purpose. and with his counsel. we have
built the most modem. up-to-date plant in the
county designed exclusively for the manufacture
Of margarine Built Of concrete and white tile il is
provided with elaborate laboratory equipment
and sanitary conditions which give full scope to
his ability. In this ideal surrounding Nh. Hoffman
produces perfected Troco. fancy Troco which
will delight with its sweetness and delicaey.
Troeo 10 churned like butter. with pure, whole.
some eoconut fat replacing butter fat
1t gets its favor from the same culture which
in the Troco laboratory. It is the
same which won his reputation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

against Dr.. ssdgvick. Should he re-
cover. It was said. he probably would
be brought back here for trial or .
hearing before . sanity commission.
The doctor was fercibly fed at the
county jail yesterday. He had re-
prisonment Thursday.
Relatives of Mre. Sedgwick left
here last night for Forestport, N. T.,
her former home. with the bodies OF
the dead woman and child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

whose bodies were found In the trent
yard Of the Sedgwick home last
Thursday, has been committed to, the
state hospital at Traverse City,t for
observation as to his sanity. This
action was taken by tn county
prosecutor upon advice Of number
Of physicians who examined tho ac-
cused man and pronounced him in a
state Of mental collapse.
Pending the outcome q treatment
at the hospital, county officers an
the charge would remain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
DATO TO AID RAILROADS.
Spanish Premier Will Urge Imme
date Increase in Rates.

MADRID. September o0.-Premie
Dato intcads TO ask for royal de
cree disssivins the certes and an
other giving railroad companies ar
Increase in rates, according to per
orally recognized the railroad prob
lem must be settled quickly, and thu
premier has said he is determined tc
solve the question by degree.
This meets with NEST obstinate ep.
position On many sides, the argumen'
being advanced that such importan
action should be taken by parlia
ment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21

doubtless, iind that each jar has cost
more than you had thought. But re-
member this. that the canned fruit or
vegetable is already cooked, ready
tain cash value to you to have Jars
of fruit prepared to your taste all
ready on hand in your larder when
cold weather comes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs. Annabel Mcdowell has FLEE
suit for an absolute divorce from Ro,
C. Mcdowell. She charges that h-
posed as single and paid attentio,
to other women. They were married
no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
SLAYER MAY BE INSANE.
Alleged Wife Murderer Sent to
Hospital for Treatment.

MCSKoGEE. Mich, September 90
DR.. Otis Sedgwick Of whitehall.
Mich. charged with the murder Of
his wife and three-year.old daughter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-21
ORDERS NAGEL DEPoRTED.

NEW YORK, September 21-Com-
missioner Frederick A. Wallis re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
ACTOR REbUkES
MS AUDIENCE
Barrymore Calls Man Who
Laughed ''Damn Fool"

NEW yOl,K Icb u john Barry
more. ,tar IN The Jest ht tho Ply
mouth iheator. last nIght deal, out
n rcbuke 10 somebody In tho audience
who interrupted 'hr .is love Hoon, in
tn second uUt win AZ lll'imrd hugh
The dramatic rifuct NJ tho s'rn" d'
penda up1u nbsolul" puirt esp lnllt
at the CLIMAX. whom the slruriinE ~
n door Dif stage alarms the lovers Ho,
when loud iaugh broke me fl,n'".
iiarrJ unrr tore himsclf nngff from
tho embrace " the woman IN ih'
piece
"Dld Sou hear 'hpt nuite'' rsF"d
H. acirrss, repeating her lnr -
ususl
"Yea" rented tho star. with dellh-
crate slpWb's
= heard that dauh fool hlrh. and
I heard the door ,ipr,
The audirnco tcmliurd dilct anl th'
actors proceeded with their lines ~
y short Tim" Nr l1rtNmoro VII ""
phy ing "Hichard mr. o. the Plymouth
and then. WithUui stepping pui ~
character be can order any ut'ndrr
taken to the Tower aud h,h AIDED.