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ROLAND REEL.

1. Walter Sharp, who follows matters
piscatorial, has obtained from f.
Lee Compile, Maryland game warden.
information interesting to Washing
ton anglers. report spread some
time ago was that laws requiring
license. fees had been passed at the
last session of the Maryland legis-
lature. but Information obtained by
Mr.. Sharp is that such licenses have
to be obtained in only Garrett, Allie
gheny, Frederick and Carroll coun-
ties.
Another interesting question def
nitely settled by Attorney General
in response to Mr.. Sharps request
for information fixes the closed season
for bass fishing in the upper Potomac
during the period between April Is
and June 1, of each year.
Several residents of the vicinity of
Rock Point have surprised Washing
ton sportsmen in catches of large
rockhsh. These fellows learned a
new wrinkle" commented Rock
folnt sportsman. Instead ,of fishing
IN the open water, they went quietly
over the grass near the shore in small
boats and dropped attractive morsels
OF crab or bloodworm in the cleared
places.
"asiilHStOH SpOrtSmen think Mary
land game wardens should enforce
the law against the taking of small
mouth bass from the river in nets.
When some of the boatmen haul bait,
an angler said. they keep everything
that is caught, and the small bass
furnish excellent bait
Several moonlight fishing parties on
the lower Potomac and Patuxent riv-
ers and Chesapeake bay have been
arranged for the coming week.
Hundreds of sportsmen prefer night
fishing to remaining on the river in
the hot sun during the day. 1t is the
experience of many of them that
larger fish are caught at night.
Anglers are complaining of the high
cost of crab bait. Boatmen at salt
water resorts the past week charged
as much as s1.75 a dozen for soft
crabs and peelers. Bloodworms fur
nish as good bait as crabs, many
anglers say, and are considerably
cheaper. Always take along a supply
of the worms. is the advice given
by sportsmen.
Large spots of the Norfolk variety
continue to take bait offered them
by Washington sportsmen. Hard
heads also are much in evidence and
plenty large white perch and few
rockfish are being caught. Trout are
not yet plentiful.
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calm IN BELFAST;
CALL VOLUNTEERS
LoyaIists Told to Report to.
BattaIions for "Pro-
tectiVe Purposes"

BELFAST. July 24.-Beyond a few
cases of isolated fighting the city was
quiet this forenoon. although this was
regarded generally as merely lull in
the storm.
Military reirforcements were expect
ed to arrive today, and the military
patrols were continued in the affected
areas. The police have created a sem
sation by alleging that the Sim Fem
crs Thursday night employed explo-
sive bullets. which terribly wounded
their victims.
is regarded as significant, was issued
from Ulster headquarters in the old
town hall here today:
Lieut.. Col. Spender. y. S. o.. who
formerly was connected with the III
Ster volunteer force as chief staff Of
ficer. has assumed command of that
body. All loyaiists should report to
their respective battalions."
1t has been learned authorita lively
that it is intended that the volunteers
shall operate in their respective areas
for protective purposes only.
Lieut.. Col. Spender said. in an inter-
view. that the announcement was not
related to existing troubles here, but
that the general situation required
the organization of volunteers ready
to place themselves at the disposal of
the government if and when needed.
Prisoners Are Removed.
Sixteen Sim Feiners. arrested here
Sunday, were removed Thursday night
to England. Thirty or forty prison
ers. remanded on 1ooting charges, are
still in Jail here 1t is expected that
this number will be largely increased
The Most Rev. Joseph MacRory
bishop of the diocese of Down and
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THE WEATHER.

The District of Columbia and Mary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this afternoon
or tonight, followed by fair weather
tomorrow: not quite so warm; mod
crate west and northwest winds.
Virginia-Fair in south, thunder
showers in north portion this after
noon or tonight; slightly cooler to-
night in north portion: tomorrow,
fair. cooler in north portion; moder-
ate winds. mostly southwest.
West Observation-Disclosures and
cooler this afternoon or tonight; to-
morrow, fair, not quite so warm.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
Thermometer pm. 80; 8 pm. IS ;
IL midnight, 10; 4 am, IS; am,
So: noon, 80.
Highest temperature, 80. occurred at 4
pm. yesterday: lowest temperature, rs,
occurred at am. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 80; lowest, Il.
Barometer pm. 1854; pm,
$3.50; IL midnight, $3.50; am.
1916; am, 29.74; noon, 29.72.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at 8 am: Great Falls-Temperature
81; condition, A..
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, July "a.
Potomac river clear and Shenan-
doah muddy this morning.
Weather In Various Cities.
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EVANGE[|ST|C DRIVE
TOLAST 3 MONTHS
Protestant Movement Will
Begin in January and Con-
tinue to Easter.

The appeal of the church to per
sonal conservation of life service. ex-
tension of the habit of personal pray
err and of the family altar and the
fostering of the idea of the father
hood of God and the brotherhood of
man will form the keynote Of a ma
ton wide evaugelistic campaign of
Protestant churches to be held from
January until Easter of next year.
A meeting of representatives of ali
the Protestant churches in Washing
ton will be held October Is to dis
cuss the campaign. The place of
meeting has not yet been decided.
At recent meeting of represent
atives of number of Protestant de-
nominations, held in New York. plans
for the campaign were formulated.
From September to Decem Der of this
year evangelistic committees are to
be organized and trained in every
local congregation. The plans will
ship at a church ally early in the
fall Parish surveys will be taken
Who W shoud be reashe2 by saeh
church.
CuImination Mt Easter.
The elimination of the whole uni
fed evangefistic program is in the
special services centering about
Easter. During Holy Week the meet
ings will not be confined to the
churches nor to the customary hours
of religious gatherings. Congested
centers in the larger cities will be
invaded with theater meetings and
monday services. in downtown
churches.
In every legitimate way the
churches will endeavor to reach the
" n n 1yy1tI mi wit hn 'h~ic
message and appeal. Follow-up cam
paigns will conserve the results of the
Easter ingathering and will last until
Pentecost Sunday. Special plans are
to be considered for the active en-
listment in definite Christian service
the churches.
Series of AIl-Day Rallies.
The fall campaign will be opened
by a series of all-day rallies for min
listers in a dozen strategic centers.
A party composed of the directors of
evangelism of the cooperating de-
nominations will accompany DR..
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indi
annapolis. Chicago. Detroit. St Louis,
Louisville. Pittsburgh. Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Washington and Balti-
more.
The denominational directors who
nave dlTeduy arranged TO ASSIST III
the series of metropolitan rallies are
Rev. Frederick l.. Fagley. Congrega-
tionalist; Rev. George B. Dean. Meth
odist; Rev. H. y. Stilwell. Baptist;
Rev. George G. Many. Presbyterian;
Rev. William A. Freemantle. Re
formed Episcopal: Rev. Charles +.
Schaeffer, Reformed. and Rev. Jesse
NJ. Bader. Disciples of Christ. Several
other evangelistic superintendent
hope to accompany the party.
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that they manned them with the lame
and blind. Another view is that David
had declared that their gods were
blind and lame. In either case they
defied David. who succeeded in cap
turing the city for the first time in
history He secured a foothold within
the city. entering at an unguarded
point that was supposed to be i'm
pregnable to an attack. -
He made it a military stronghold.
Its capture added to his prestige.
1t wa the turning point in his his
tory Neighboring nations commenced
to recognize his greatness-among
others, Hiram of Tyre. the builder
who offered him assistance of car
penters and masons i'm building his
regal palace. David saw the hand
of God in the increasing of his power.
He recognized that his position. place
and wealth had been given him OF
the Lord to be used for the benefit Of
his brethren and for Gods Glsry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

the disposal plant one foreman and
forty men and forty women are at
work. Electrical power and general
maintenance, together with the pay
roll at the plant. runs the expense
charge up to $4,000 per month.
The monthly expenses are $500 Tor
hauling, done by contractors; 5000
for collection and $4,000 for disposal.
making the total expenses S14.15o.
The average receipts are S12.15O per
month, leaving an average cost OF
81 400 per month for handling the Dis
trict refuse. In time it is hoped that
this will he eliminated and the DIS
trict may conduct it's plant at a proflt.
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CHRISTIAN HEALING DATES
At Trinity July 27-In August
andw September. St. Agnes,

The Christian Healing Mission is to
be continued July 81 at the Trinity
Church. Sd and c streets northwest,
with services at 1880 o'clock that
evening.
During August and September the
mission is to be conducted at ST.
Agnes Church, As Q street northwest
with services as follows: August 10,
10 am; August "a, 1880 pm; Septem-
Der a. 10 am, and September Is,
1880 pm.
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TEAM WORK WITH POLICE.

Ponce cooperation with representa-
tlves of all branches of the District
government is directed by Maj Gessford.
Superintendent of police. in an order is
sued to the department today.
Inc several branches of the District
government constitute one bie ia n,ilv
the superintendent stated. and all should
work for the best interests of the people
Team work and unity of co-operation
he said,- will accomplish what is de-
sired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24
Why the Challenger Departed.

Birmingham Age Herald.
''The idea of duel nowadays"
at won't be fought"
"Why not?"
"As the challenged person. Col
Ripsnort had the choice of weapons
"I see"
$50 he chose machine guns at
twenty paces."-
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SUES TO GET HIS FORDs

Mark r. Decker of New York today
filed suit for replevin in the District
Supreme Court to recover three cars
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. The cars are said to have been
stolen from New York and are in the
possession of the railroad company
awaiting delivery
The cars were located by the police
and Mr. Decker arranged with local
counsel to sue for their recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24
Game.

JUICE.
ANY good shooting on your farm
Fine. 1 just saw a couple of boil
shevfsts sneak into the wood lot;
there's an oil stock agent gSS 1,osg
the lane toward the house; flushed
a common hobo down near the rail-
road track this morning and believe
that's a long-winded candidate cut
ting across the orchard toward my
hired man. Load both barrels. young
man, climb over the Fence and sail
right i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24
The Third Estate.
Edinburgh Scotsman.

EdlhDufgh ScOtsman.
Schrecham-He was wise poet
who remarked that in this world a
man must be either anvil or hammer.
Peacham-Oh. l don't know. 1t
seems that most of them are merely
bellows.
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HELD FOR KILLING WIFE.

A coroner's jury. at an inquest held
at the morgue today, named George
Jordan. colored. as the slayer of his
wife. Grace Jordan, who was shot to
death in the family home in Southeast
Washington early yesterday morning.
He was committed to Jail to await the
action of the grand jury.
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Had It on. Her There.

Florida Times Union.
First little girl-My father is
taxidermist.
Second little girl-Huh. that's moth
ing; my father is a taxicabist.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

DAVID SUCCEEDS SAUL AS
KING. ii Samuel. 21-7; Sis.
Golden text-eTrust in Jeho-
yah with all thy heart, and lean
not upon thine understanding.
Proverbs, 35.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
HERE'S WAY TO
KNOCK OUT BAD
COLD OR COUGH
Dries 1t Up Then 1t
Forti6es Lungs
Whole System
WARD OFF "FLU"

Il surely hope everybody learns
about Earle's Hypo-Cod." declared the
Philadelphia lady whose name and
address appear below. MY husband
had a cold His eyes watered and his
nose ran a perfect stream. He would
sneeze and sneeze and had such awful
headaches. Goodness but he did look
BAD. His appetite disappeared, and j
was afraid every minute he would
be taken down with the Flu or
Pneumonia felt sure II II got down
in his lungs that 1t would be all over.
but soon as he started taking Earle's
Hypo-Cod it seemed to dry the cold
right up. He hadn't taken but few
doses when | could see big change
in him. The weather was so bad I'm
sure he would have been sick a-bed.
but Hypo-Cod kept him going-all the
sneezng and watery eyes and nose
have gone and his headaches and
other symptoms left. too, and his ap'
petite is fine again. He feels real
GOOD, and ] can't say too much for
this new medicine. 1t works so nice
and so sure" continued Mrs. Mary
furley, 'llNt SA.' i
Pa.
All YOU have TO do il a person looks
like they are coming down with the
Grippe or Flu" is to build them up
quick. Fortify their system and in
crease their disease-resisting powers
and nature will throw off the germs
like water off a ducks back. To find
out how easy Hypo-Cod will do this
Just read what other users say about
il in the article below and on the right
Of this one. Read how, with both her
husband and boy sick with Flu a
lady kept well herself-even after she
began to show signs of it herself
read in another article how lady
stumbled into the drug store sick
enough to be in bed and with bottle
OF Hypo-Cod conquered her cough and
cold. Read these glowing tributes to
Earle's Hypo-Cod, the most powerful
and modern tonic made. Then get one
of the recent issues of this paper in
which the statements OF experts and
druggists appeared and in which they
state IL is the best made. Then drop
in at the nearest Peoples drug store
and get a bottle or two OF this su.
perb preparation and watch how
quickly IL puts you back on your feet
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
new BANK OPENS AT
NINTH AND N. Y. AVENUE
A. s. Gardiner, Head Of Realty
Firm, Is President Of New
Financial Institution.

with the opening yesterday Of the
Standard Savings Bank at Ninth
street and New York avenue under
the presidency OF Algernon s. Gardi-
ner. a prominent citizen and business
man OF Washington. was added to the
local banking fraternity.
Feeling that the rapidly growing
business section in the vicinity Of
Ninth street and New York avenue
was in need OF additional banking ia
cilities. Mr.. Gardiner last year. along
with i. $. ID. Sauls and j. Roller
Biggs. organized and promoted the
standard Savings Bank, with a capi-
tai stock of 100000.
Mr.. Gardiner, the president OF the
new institution. is the senior member
OF the real estate firm OF Gardiner &
Dent, Inc. He Is a native OF Mary
land, but for many years has been In
business In Washington. Prior to his
organizing the hrm OF Gardiner q
Dent. Inc, in 1910, he was connected
with the real estate Arm OF Moore &
Hin.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
STUMBLED INTO DRUG STORE
ALMOST TOO WEAK TO WALK

weighed yet, but it's a lot. NY sppe
tite is good again and | feel as well
as ! ever did in my life. I'm indeed
grateful It's the most wonderful
medicine I ever heard Of declared
Mrs. Leonidas Polk. 2032 18th st. y.
W.. WASHINGTON. ID c.
The sensational results procured by
people in Washington has caused
over hundred thousand peonlc to
drop in at the Peoples Drug stores
and purchase this new triumph Of
chemistry. No one should hesitate q
minute about using il in the family.
Doctor. chemist professor. druggiSt
and thousands of users assert II is
the most powerful reconstructive
tonic made.
In hundreds of large cities the
leading druggists are featuring and
recommending the genuine Earle's
Hvpo-Cod in preference to all other
tones. You can get the genuine IN
the orange colored carton like pic
ture below at either of the Peoples
Drug stores.
Note: We prepay large bottle Of
the genuine Earle's HYpo-Cod any
where upon receipt of price-it is NOS
a patent medicine. The formula ap-
pears on each bottle. There is moth
ing better made.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
1T STOPPED HIS
COUGH AFTER ALL
ELSE FAILED HIM
Nose and Eyes Were Watery-
Cough Had Settled On
His Lungs.
FELT BAD ALL OVER.

MY husband tried everything he or
! ever heard about and still he cough
ed and coughed. 1t settled on his
lungs. He couldn't sleep he was so
restless and coughed so much, and
yeti only took a couple bottles of
Hypo-Cod TO drive out all his trou-
bles and make him well again" de-
clared Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Redman, whose
address is given below.
He had all the usual symptoms,
and j feared he was going to be taken
down every minute. His eyes and
nose watered and ran to beat the
band. His appetite disappeared He
got weak and achy and felt terrible.
We tried everything We knew about,
but until we got hold OF Earle's Hypo-
Cod II was just like throwing money
away. Hypo-Cod stopped HIS cough
and expelled every bit of soreness
from his chest. We never have used
a medicine that acted so quickly or
cured cold so nice. 1t built up his
strength and his general health bet
ter than it's been in a long time, and
I'm glad to recommend this medicine
it does what they claim for it," con-
tinued Mrs. Redman. 34l5 Georgia
Ave. y. W, Washington, d. c.
Read what another lady says, re
garding this in the articles below and
on the left and right, Then come
down to. the nearest Peoples Drug
Store and get bottle OF the genuine
Earle's HypoCod.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
WEEK OF KINDNESS TO
ANIMALS APRIL 1918

BE Kind 20 Animals Week" will
be held In Washington April 1918
by the recently organized Humane
Education Society
Ideas OF Kindness TO animals dis
seminstsd among school children. Al
the same time. the society will en-
deaVor to interest grown-ups in the
rellef or starving cattle on the West
ern ranges in winter. slaughter
house reforms, abolition OF trapping
and restriction OF yivisection.
Officers Of the organization are
James T.. Briggs. president; Mrs. Wal
lace Neff, vice president. and Mrs J,
" HarrIng, secretary and treasurer
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
PARIS WOMEN ADOPT
PEACOCK" HEADDRESS

PARIS. March 3O.--only a nose ring
Is missing 20 make the fashionable
woman OF today a replica OF the saw
age. To bracelets around ankles and
arms. dresses that are only girdles
and ssshes. multicolored jewelry
dangling around neck and body. has
at last been added a headdress which
makes that OF the American Indian
pale into insignificance.
From the back OF a fashionable
mstron's head now rises a series OF
long uncurled ostrich plumes, ar
ranged on the spreading lines OF
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
Husband and Little Boy Had
"Flu;" Then She Showed
Signs of Having 1t
TOOK TONIC AND
WARDED 1T OFF

81 was in a rundown condition my
self when my husband and son came
down with n severe attack OF the
Flu I was alarmed but had TO
stav right with them. so ] hurried
down and got couple of bottles OF
Earle's Hypo-Cod and began building
myself up right away. and although
they had II and | was rundown at
wonderfully. NV fortified condition
seemed to make me safe from this
dreaded disease. and IL did equally
well for neighbors who were taking
II. too. I was Immediately returned
to health. I began eating good. My
sleep was restful again and II gave
me toned-up feeling that helped
me TO bear IN through those trying
days" declared Mrs. Minnie liohr-
mann. $40 18th st Washington, ID. G.
II YOU can quickly strengthen the
lungs aud build Yourself up even af-
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
Had Terrible Cough and Chest
Was Awfully Sore.
WITH HYPO-COD
SHE GETS WELL

81 dragged along for weeks with
such a terrible cough l couldn't sleep
or eat. I Just couEhed and couGhed
until my chest was so sore I couldn't
take "A deem breath. and | was in
misery. II had weakened me so 7
could hardly walk to the drug store
after seeing Hypo-CoG advertised in
the paper | decided / must get it
il was almost life and death with me
then. | had lost a lot OF weight and
felt mighty bad that day 7 braved
the elements and went to the store.
II is wonderful what IL does for n
person. Everybody should know
about il. 1t stoDped my cough i'm a
fifty. Quicker than l ever dreamed
any medicine could. All the sore
ness DISAPPEARED from nv lungs, and
I have gained a lot OF weight don't
know Just how much because | haven't
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
SLAYER OF DAUGHTER INSANE

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Ars Emily
May Favre. who shot and killed her
twelve-year-old daughter. Dorothy.
February 7. In the Hotel Ashton. was
committed yesterday 10 the Mattsa-
wan Hospital for the Criminal In
sane by Judge Rosalsky in general
sessions.
Testimony showed that Mrs. Favre
came from Chatham. Ontario. On the
death OF her father she inherited a
large sum OF money. She lost most
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
FAMILY DOWN WITH FLU" SHE.
KEPT WE[LBYTAK|NG HYP0-COD.

ter the house is fun OF sickness
YOU are pretty safe. People should
not wait until sickness and germs
are all around them. They should
every year about this time start put.
ting their system in a strong. vigor-
Gus condition and fortifY themselves
in this wsv against sickness, doctor
bills and absence from work. Every
BODY should use a Spring tonic now.
Read what another user OF this
now famous tonic SAYS regarding It
in the article Just above this one. 1t
puts a person back on their feet
quickly and tastes so much nicer
than ordinary tonics that no one
should be content to use anything
but the latest thing out.
Note: Earle's Hypo-Cod was ere
ated especially for the use of peo-
ple getting over long wasting illness.
II revives and strengthens a person
after n spell OF sickness so much
quicker. II contains the Compound
Syrup or lIypophosphites OF Lime,
Potassium, Manganese, Strvchnine.
Quinine and sodium, combined with
Malt. Iron, extra selected sherry
Wine. Wild Cherry Bark and extract
OF pure cod liver oil. The old fash.
toned fishv, oily taste Is entirely re-
moved and in this new triumph Of
chemistry we have a much strung""
tonic. and IL Is so nice to take chill
dren love It. II agrees perfectly with
the most delicate stomach. Come
down and get n bottle tonight.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30

COLDS are simply inflammation or congestion
~ of the mucous membrane, or lining OF the
respiratory organs - air passages and lungs. They
should be treated just surface infiammatons,
such as burns or bruises are treated-that is, the
medication should be applied directly to the in
famed parts But medication cannot be applied
directly to the air passages and lungs except IN the
form of vapors that can be inhaled and until the
discovery of Vick's VapoRub, there was no
efficient, economical method of supplying these
vapors.
The Washington times., 1920-03-30

peacock's tail. Some women who
fear the fan effect In the back prefer
one long feather rising straight from
the forehead, held In place by a jew
eled band. Frequently the feather
itself Is set with diamondb or sap
phires
The Washington times., 1920-03-30
Spasmodic Group and Children's Colds

Vcks particularly recommended to mothers with small
children. 1t is externally applied and therefore, can be
used often and freely wthperect safety Let the children
run outooss in Winter and get their needed fresh
air and exercise, and simply apply little Vics over the
throat and chest at the first sign of cold covering with
hot flannel cloth. For spasmodic Group, rub Vics freely
over the throat and chest until the difficult breathing
is relieved. One application is commonly sufficient
and an application at bed time usually prevents a
night attack.