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WOMEN NEED sWAMp-Roo1

Thousands Of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect Il.
Womess' complaints often prove 70 BE-
nothins elae but kidney trouble. or The
result Of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not In . healthy
condition. they may casss the other Or.
gana TO become diseased.
Pain IN the back. headache. loss Of an.
bstion. nervousness. are sftsn times symp.
toms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. Dr..
kilmsr's swamp.Root, . physieias's pre-.
scription. obtained At any drug store. may
b tust The rsosdy assdsd 70 evsssoas
such conditions.
Ct . MEDIUM q hfus siss bottle In,
mediatsly from any drug store.
However. II yos wish Asst 70 test this
rsst preparation send ten cents 10 d..
kilmsf Z Co.. 1lashsatea, N. r.. for .
sample bottle. Whsa vritine b surs ssd
nsatioa this pspss.-Adv.
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Girisl Have a mass Of long,
thick, glealny hair

Let "Danderine" save your hair and
double Its beauty. You can have lots
Of long. thick. strong. lustrous hair.
Don't let It stay lifeless, thin. scraggiy
or fading. Bring back it, color. vigor
and vitality.
Get q 85-cent bottle Of delishtful
"Danderine" at any drug or toilet coun-
ter to freshen your scalp: check dan.
druff and falling hair. Your hair needs
this stimulating tonic. then Its life,
color. brightness and abundance will
eeturn-Hurry ADV,
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cvtsevrs cssnssrts osbrs oasia
When red. rough and itching with bot
baths Of Cuticura Soap and touches Of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make ~
DOW and then Of that sxquisitely scent.
ed busting powder. Cuticura Talcum.
one Of the indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.-Adv.
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Some Moolkoel

Speaking OF names. ~ the NOmad
Inns been In recent issues. we once read
OF an English baby being christenetl
Acknowledgements Kenneth" Which
Is some noniker. you'll admit. No
doubt 1t was considerably abbreviated
later. and 1t II not difficult to imagine
the lads mother exclaiming In a mo-
ment Of evaporation: "Actso. how
can you act sOf
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Chionso.-COrn No. 2 mIHod, not
quoted. No. 2 yellow, il,bss U LIS.
Oais-So. 2 white. ~ 10 sbhc. No.
. white. ssUs7bc.
Ny..-So. z, libtH ViA5k.
Iisfi-y-litbU ibt
Timothy Brsd-lr 900 1900
Clover Ssed-jtoe $500
Pork-Non'nsj.
fArd-S21.y?
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DYED CHILD'S COAT
.. AND HER OLD SKIRT
s0iamond Dyes" Made Faded, Shabby
Apparel % Fresh and New.

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use "Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give q new. rich, fadeless color to any
fabric. whether 1t be wool, silk. linen.
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses,
blouses. stockings. skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings
everything!
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells how to diamond dye over any
color.
To match any material. have dealer
show you diamond Dye" Color Card.
ADV.
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Fsroivs and Poeelvsn.

OF him that hopes 10 be forgiven II
II indIsprnsnbiy required that b. for.
give. II In. therefore. sup~rfiuou. 10
urge any other motive. On this great
duty eternity IL suspended. and TO him
that refuses to prnctic- Il. the throne
Of mercy II inaccessible. and the
Savior Of the world has been born IN
vaia. -Johnson.
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Where He Did His READING,

Where He Did His Reading.
HamptOn-What did you do last
night?
Wickham-Oh, I read for a couple
Of hours.
Hampton-I thought you were going
to the cinema.
Wickham-I did 60. And 80 per
cent Of the films consisted Of sub
titles.-LOndOn Answers.
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Strictly DualnAaa

Etnployee--l'm afraid. sir. under the
present high priccs ] shall he unable
~ live on my salary and
Employcr-WeIl. what Of ~ I'm
'"nducting n business. not 4 life.savins
's.0ciation.--lIondon Answers.
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Chicago. So Butter 81 Creamery. $40
sc.
fltpO. binsh' NJ mark. eases. In.
riudrd s2usAo.
Poultry Alive. springs. ?sc; fowls
asn sD,
poiHisrH Demand far .ar..dp suD.
MY; forih"rr whites smoked, NlGU
30.
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JAPS SHIP ARMS
TO AID MEXICO
CRUISER LOADED WITH NUM-.
TIohs LANDED IN MEXICO,
Is REPORT.
VILLA PLANS new RAID
BANDIT CHIEF WANTS CONTROL
OF TAMPlco OIL
FIELDS.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 13-Gov-
ernment reports that u recent big
shipment of arms and ammunition to
Mexico was escorted by Japanese
cruiser have been sent here for infor,
mutton Of the Senate committee inves.
fgating the Mexican situation. The
reports We're made by government
agents in touch with conditions In
Mexico That Mexico had received
var supplies from Japan and that Of.
'icial and unofficial Mexico had been
entertaining with IL show of enthusl-
asm officers and men from Japan
use warship was known, but until now
agents, gathering information for the
committee, had not learned of any d.
rect connection between the two.
The report which has been for.
warded to the War Department IL that
the ship bearing the arms and ammu-
The Yakima, manned by 500 Officers
and men, anchored alongside. Part of
The Ynkuma's personnel were students
from the Japanese military academy.
Anticipating arrival Of the warship
here appeared ut the port commit
Zee representing the Mexican depart
ment OF war and marine which invited
he commanding officer and as many
| ~ 10 nrsyOV Al yut Ian II 70, ,tutt
Mexico City.
The cargo landed from the Japanese
ship is that arranged for by Col
Emilio CirlOs, detained for short
line by port authorities ut San Fran.
cisco when he returned to this cOun.
try.
To what extent japanese arms and
ammunition have been entering Mex.
leo Is unknown. Recent reports from
Mexico Indicate Improvement In
equipment OF federal troops.
WashingtOn.-Franci villa, with
squadron of cavalry, Is on his way
to the TampicO oil fields for II confer
ence with Pelquez, the rebel In cOntrOl
Of the southern oil fields for several
years, 1t was said In private ndvIces
At the serOpOsed conference the tw,
rebels will map out II campaign In
tended to capture TampicO city nnd
take over control Of the entire Tam
picO district, the advIces, which ar'
from sources intimately related to VII
las movement, report.
General Murguin. In command Of thu
federal troops ut TnmpicO and In Goa
hula. IL reported TO have broken will
uarranxa and to have sent the Mex
lean president u defiant note.
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The High Price Of Husbands.
$50 that's her husbands he worth
muchT' "Oh, yes. Her father gave q
hundred thousand for him."
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United stasss Gold supply.

O"ssso otasSS OO'o oVppy.
The total gold supply In the United
States has Decreased $73.OOO.OOO In
the last year. mainly through exports
To countries that sell more mcrchnn.
dise 10 the United States than they
buy here.
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When half d0xen women get 70
thor they MI talk a. once. n the3
lint they would never g~t through.
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Psilevv. Worker WIN ood,
We are Gods fellow. worksfs In tina
WORT Of hvmAn salvation. He II r.
De01iag upeG eas eo-eoseauoa.
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For Scrofula and the Skin

Malvern, Kama
II was troubled with
scrofula, In fact, I had
Il from infancy up
until Itook DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Dis
oovesy,- which was
when I was fifteen
years old. I took it for
some time and got
entirely rid Of the dis
eAse. Il has never 10.
turned since that time
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Many man who imagined that he
Is born leader isn't even a success
full follower.
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Gpeea sailed W0ssekoAes.
Green hides &c per ID. less than
cured.
Part cured hides io per H. less than
cured.
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IL Kind,

"iic got furious when h" found him.
self In box"
u suppose. then. n wns n ho, b0a."
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METAL NANkt.TS.
CoIofado settlement prices:
Rsr silver. li,s3.
Copper. pound. 1880.
Lead. S77..
Npeiter. $500.
Tungsten. per unit. eS.G00I7.O0.
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RECIPE ron oRAv nA,R.

To half pint 81 water add I ~. Hay Rua.
. ANAL boz 0f Bsrlo Compound. and
-. Of slyrerins. Apply 10 ID. hair twice :
week until Il becomes the desired shsds.
Any druggist can put tbi. up or you eAa
ME u Of home At very li,tl. cost II viii
gradually dsrken streskcd. faded gray hair.
and will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
u VIII not color the scalp. Is not sticky =
graasy, and doss not rub oI.-Adv,
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For Young Girls
Entering Wornanhood

Fort Scott, Kana.St . With pleasure
that tell what Dr.. Pierce's Favofite Pc.
ocript;on has done for mo and my two
Oldest girls. took it during expectancy
With tho best Of results. I also recommend
DE-. Pierce's Favorits Prescription to
mothers that have girls Just turning into
Siris irregularities was their troubie) and Il
worked ike charm. They arc now stout
healthy young ladies and I viii always
recommend 'Favorite Prescription to my
friends and Ill who suffer from feminine
complaints."-MR9. OLA KIRKMAN,
90 Fred Harvey.
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C Was coostapatod @ hllious.
n can recommend both Of thess remed3se
q god reliable medicinss."-MRS. 3. &
TITTERINGTON, 730 New Yoek 81
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Kansas Women
Who Testify

LAvrsoes. Kama:
Pieroe's Favorite
Prescription for 10.
name trouble and
NJ. 1eaNy paeassd
with The beneM I
received from T.
-"Df. Pisree'o
Pleasant Pellsts M
well known to ne
because ! have taken
them Cd and On foe
ysn whensvu I
bad stomach trouble
bilious.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
REPAIRS CLOSE
MARYLAND PIKE
Capital Motorists to Balti-
more Forced to Make
DetourS.
Underwood a U7derwopd

Hyattsville. Nd. Aug. Wash
ington motorists bound for BaltI-
more will be forced to detour from
the Washington Baltimore boule-
ward for several weeks beginning
tomorrow. The highway between
the District line and Bladensburg
viii be closed for repairs.
When reopened, the road is ex-
pected to be one OF the finest pixies
in the State.
While repairs are being made
traffic to HyattsVilIe. Bladensburg
and Baltimore will 90 from Wash
inCton out First street northwest, to
Michigan avenue at soldiers Home
gate. whore turn to the right -
made past Catholic University. Con-
tinuinE out the Bunker Hill road
the route crosses the tracks OF tn"
Metropolitan branch OF The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Brook
land. Here a turn 10 the left brings
the motorist into Rams Horn road.
The road is direct from there to
HyattsviIIe.
Excepting portions of Michigan
avenue and 4 short stretch in Mary
land. where III, Sanitary Commits
sion recently laid some water pipes.
the detOur consists Of good road
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
FEAR GOUGERS
SEEK HARVEST
Legitimate Price Rises Due
To New R. R. Rates to
Be Inhnitesimal.

New YORK. Aug. S.-Declaring that
the authorized increase in freight
rates will. for example. leEitimate,,
add but from &" le cents TO the
cost Of a pair Of shoes, Charles D
Orth. president OF Tho National Sc
curity League. issued warning to
the public today to beware OF prom
teering as d rasul, Of the new sChed
ules. Mr. brln stated that there are
Undcubtedly many INSCRIPTIONS re-
tailers who w.N Immediately use
the new rates as an excuse for max
ing large increases in the price OF
everyday commodities.
Mr. Orth statement reads:
'Nine-tcnths Of wisdom is being
wise iU time. For which reason. the
National Security League wishes to
warn the people that the increased
freight rates recently authorized by
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion do not justify any rise in the
prices OF most of the things which
the people use. There is great
danger. in the opinion Of the league
that the freight rate increase will
be used as an excuse or CamoufaEe
for still further advancing the high
cost of living To many people IL
will sound not only credible, but
convincing. Il shopkeepers say they
must advance the price on eggs OF
shoes. beCau the freight charges
have been Increased from IS to Al
per cent Taking the latter as an
example. it viii be seen that. as a
matter OF tact. the Increase in
freight rates might justify an sd.
vance Of between and Is cents OF
each pair OF shoes.
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APPEALSOUGHT
IN TURNER CASE
Funds Raised to Help Negro
Slayer Get Hearing In
Higher Court.
Especial TO Washington HernIdD

Richmond, Va, Aug. S.-COntri-
buttons from negroes in Washing
ton and Richmond to a fund for
carrying to the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals the recent
decision of the United States Dis
trict Court in the case Of william
H. Turner, colOred. Of Washington
who shot and killed r. Morgan
Moore. of Alexandria. May % last
will probably defer the hanging OF
Turner. fixed for December 10, it
was learned here today.
1t is understood that Turner'S
counsel has definitely decided to
carry the decision to the higher
court. the fall term of which does
not begin until late in November
This automatically would stay the
execution temporarily and it may
be that a year viii have elapsed
before the circuit tribunal acts on
the case. As appeals are allowed
in Federal courts it will be in
sumbent upon Judge Edmund wad
dill. jr.. Of the District Court, 10
certify the case to the Appeal Court
when he is petItioned to do So.
Otherwise Turner will be hanged
in the Henrico County jail here
December 10.
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War r-Shattered World Must
Turn to Church Teaching
TO Attain Ideals and Poll
cies, Says Rev. G. /.
Humphreys.

Pointing to a world shattered bv
war. the Rev. @. J. Humphreys. at
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Protestant church. yesterday de-
clared nations need the ability to
see the ideal and the moral cour-
age to fight for il. whatver the
cost.
His theme was The Imperative
OF the Cross
AS in vision God swings an
ideal before US. Vision is a neces,
sary prerequisite for achievement.
We see it illustrated in the realm
of science. discovery. philosophy.
Vision is absolutely essential in the
realm OF the moral and spiritual.
if mans true destiny is to be re-
allied, and the march of the race
is to be upward.
ITO Christ came tho vision su-
preme. Mans high destiny is to
achieve the likeness of God, the
marred image restored"
The pastor said the world must
turn its eyes to the church and
watch it moldinE ideals and poll
cies and programs for the nations
of the earth. if it is to overcome
the present struggle for selfish pref
erment.
The imperative Of the Cross is
not complete" ne continued, nor
compelling without the element of
willingness. To Christ even death
was sweet because it was the best
way to glorify the vision. Today
the church is the prophet OF the
kingdom. spiritual and moral. In
no uncertain tones the church must
herald the imperative of the Cross
not alone the vision. but the en-
during willingness to pay the price
for its glory.
This alone is the redemptive
spirit of humanity. Jesus could
have chosen another way. But to
do so meant to he false to the
vision He paid the price Of being
true in mental struggle and heart
agony beyond our conception"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
RECORD APPLE
CROP EXPECTED
Virginia Fruit Belt to Yield
Over 500, 900 Barrels,
Experts Say.

Martinsburr, W. Va. Aug s.
Over a million barrels Of apples
approximately $500, 600 bushels, are
expected this year in the great
fruit belt which extends from Win
chester, Va. to Cumberland, Md
stretching over Martinsburg and
Hagerstown. Md.
This is - per cent larger than
any crop ever before harvested in
the history Of the belt
The crop by section, in barrels, is
estimated by experts as follows,
Frederick county, Va, 100000 bar
rels; Berkeley county. W. Va; 400. .
600 barrels. Cumberland Md, sec
lion. 100000 barrels, Hagerstown
Md, section. 100000 barrels, Han
cock. Md. 10000 barrels: scattered
10000 barrels.
The fruit is well formed. we'll
Colored, and is showing good size
This is the ON year for most OF
the orchards.
Growers and dealers are diCker-
ing as to price. Early fruit is sell
ing slow, averaging $l.5O to $500 a
barrel. net. to the growers. This is
Il small part Of the total yield Of
the section.
Early prediction set the price at
about $500 per barrel for Yorks
and between $500 and $500 per
barrel for Bens. Stamen Winesaps
Delicious and Black Twigs will
bring slightly higher prices
The first carload shipment was
made July 10 from Inwood. The
shipments will continue without
interruption until the middle OF
November.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
Niagara Falls Trip Inspires
Sermon by First Congre-
gationaI Pastor on "Di-
vinity Revealed by Boun-
ties of Nature"

Divinity a revealed in the beau
ties of nature was the topic chosen
by the Rev. Wilmer ?. Johnston at
First Congregational Church yes
terday morning. \ trip to Niagara
Falls was the inspiration of the
sermon.
He said, in part: IF Shakespeare
found tongues in trees, books in
running brooks, sermons in stones
and good in everything why should
l not find a sermon in Niagara?
Tells Experience.
1T was about noon of a gray
June day. We had crossed over the
International Bridge and were 60
ing up on the Canadian side. was
experiencing that peculiar sensation
that can come to a man but once in
life when he crosses for the first
time the boundary of his native
land.
The bus in which VIC were riding
turned curve. I heard an ex-
clamation. l looked, and beheld -
the Niagara,
There is a spark of divinity in
man that is awakened by beholding
physical beauty. Wordsworth says;
The meanest flower that grows
awakes in me thoughts too deep for
tears.
Beauty Impressive.
TT was the same emotion which
filled Moses when he beheld the
burning ibush. What produces this
emotion? 1t is an intelligence
back of physical beauty which uses
that beauty as a mouthpiece with
which to speak to man.
Mans highest privilege is to
realize that physical beauty is but
message from the Father to His
children. This consciousness is d
part of the equipment which is es-
Sential for every man to attain
the highest success. Happy is that
man who has made the God OF
Niagara his God"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
BISHOP SHAHAN
AGAIN HONORED
Catholic University Head Is
Named President of
Crusade.

Election of Bishop Thomas J
Shahan. of Catholic University, as
president Of the Catholic students
Mission Crusade, featured the con-
cIudinE session OF the organization s
convention held yesterday at the
RroOkIand institution
Il was decided to hold the next
convention in Cincinnati. in 1921.
probably at Mount St. Mary's Semi
nary. An amendment was adopted
to the constitution admitting pa
-0Chial schools to associate mem
hcrshiD. as was another providing
for the admittance of alumni and
aIumnae Of the organization.
The following were chosen mem
bcrs Of the executive board:
The Rev. J. BeCkman, Cincinnati,
chairman; the Rev. Frank A.
ThiU. Cincinnati. secretary; J. Paul
Spaeth. Cincinnati. treasurer; Floyd
KeeIcr. Catholic University; field
secretary, Edward A. FreCking, Gin
cinnati; J. Consedine. Ossining, y.
Y. and Miss Catherine Mccarthy.
Trinity College, Washington.
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TRINITY COMMUNITY
HAS ACTIVE PROGRAM

Trinity Community. which has
continued .ls work throughout the
sumner months Is at present work
ing under an unusual program Of
activities. The weekly schedule IN
CiUdes mental hygiene clinic ana
Boy Scouts Mondays. Brownie Club.
American Legion and Young Poo
pies dance TUESDAYS mental hr-
Eiene clinic Wednesdays. ChlGr, s.
story hour and NovnE peoples dance
Thursdays. motion picture show.
with prize contests for amateur
acts by the children Fridays. and
music rehearsaIs on SATURDAYS
each day from II TO ! O'Clock
there Is chldren's arts and era rts
class Tho library. sewing rooms.
pool tables and pianos for those
learning 10 play. are in almost con-
staut use throughout the day.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-09
Sermons Heard in Washington Churches Yesterday
Big Achievements Measured
By Motives Behind Them,
Declares Pennsylvania
Pastor at New York Ave
nue. Church.

Jesus Christ should be the su-
preme and dominant motive in every
human life" said the Rev. w. L.
Nudge in New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church yesterday morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Nudge, who is pastor
Of Falling Springs Church, Cham
bersburg. Pa, occupied the pulpit In
the absence of the Rev. Mr.. Rad
cliffe, who is on his vacation.
What a wonderful thing life is
he said. In the midst of busy
days we stop to ask ourselves
Whence came l? Who am I?
whittier 60 |? What is this thing
men call life?'
We often think of life as that
principle which animates dead mat
ter. the vital force which supplies
growth and strength to all living
organisms.
Life Measured by Motives.
Going further we make it the
sum of all our thoughts and deeds,
This is life as meant by the Apos-
tie Paul.
The size Of a mans life is meas
ured by his motives. Some measure
llle Dy mere pretenSlonS. This re-
quires no red blood. and the world
has learned to look with scorn on
mere pretension.
Nor is life to be measured by
mere aspirations. Aspirations may
be selfish or sordid.
Some measure life by deeds and
today men are too prone to say,
RI like this man because he has
done somthing.'
Intention Counts.
we are living, in a practical age
and we are likery to look for tangi-
BILE results instead of the motives
behind them. Deeds should not
count so much as the spirit in which
they are done. Deeds done with a
yellow spirit have a yellow streak
all through them You cannot blot
it out.
THE motive counts in everything
we do. 1t is to human life as the
dynamo to the machine, the enein.
! to the car. The size Of your mo-
tive is the size of your life"