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The Washington times., 1921-03-01
SEEK BIDS FOR RAZINC
TEMPORARY BUILDINGS

The superintendsnts onice OF the
state. War and Navy building will
today advertise for proposals for
he raising Of four temporary war
structures with q combined floor space
II approximately 100000 square feet.
which is twice the size OF the State.
Var and Navy building.
The buildings include wings and
2 In the group at Seventh and ID
treets, which have been used by the
ordnance and internal revenue forces.
Corcoran Court. on New York avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. occupied by the depot quar-
termaster and the zone finance de-
partments. and the Council Of Ma
tional Defense building on ID street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, are the other two buildings
which will be torn down. All Of the
buildings were constructed during the
winter Of 1918.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
lands CASE GOES
TO SUBCOMMITTEE
viii Advise az to Impeachment.
Likely to Urge Bar on Judges
"Outslde Jobs"

The Impeachment charges against
Judge X N. Landis. OF chicago. were
considered today by the House Ju'
dietary Committee and referred TO
a subcommittee. The sum-commit-
tee was Instructed TO Investigate all
the data laid before the COMMITTEES
relative to the Impeachment of Judge
Lands and to report back 70 the full
committee tomorrow as TO whether
impeachment proceedings should go
on.
The subcommittee consists OF
Dyer OF Missouri.
Hustled OF New York. Boies of Iowa,
Gard of Ohio, and Summers OF Texas.
All the charges which have been
made before the House and the Ju-
dietary Committee against Judge
Lands will be studied by the sub
committee before II renders Its re-
port
Cnxressman welty OF Ohio. who
made the impeachment charges
against Judge Lands. today sub
mitted a long list OF precedents which
he argued were sufficient basis for
carrying the impeachment proceed
ings over from this Congress to the
next
Although no formal action was
taken by the committee at it's session
today, II was considered likely that
the sub-committee would report In
favor of q bill restricting Federal
Judges from accepting other employ
ment.
Two members of the subcommittee
are known to be critical of the Judge
In accepting and holding the position
of supreme arbitrator OF professional
baseball at q salary of S42. 500 . year.
These are congressmen Husted and
Boies.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
PO|NDEXTER WARNS
OF NEED FOR NAVY
Senator Points to Critical Phase
Of Foreign Affairs and Urges
Appropriation.

warning that the American pso-
pie -mAy need . big navy in the near
future TO protect their rights and In
terests- was voiced In the senate to-
day BY ssnator Poindsxter. Republi-
can. OF Washington. . member OF the
Senate Naval Affairs Committee In
ursing the passage Of the navy ap-
"who viii deny that tho United
states v today confronted By . very
critical situation with respect TO her
foreign rslationsr" Poindexter de-
TAKES RAP AT yAPAS.
Poindextsr cited JApsn's retention
Of the Pacific Island OF zap zs an ex-
ample OF the "difncult'' foreign rela-
tions which must be adjusted by
the incoming Administration and the
incoming Senate
what did the United States get
out Of the war;" Poindexter pursued.
Contrast what the United States get
out Of the war with what japan got.
-Japan got the Island OF zap. or
rather she thinks she got the island
Of Yap. She lays claim to 4.000.0oo
square miles OF land and water In the
Pacinc a. compensation for her par
ticipation In the war. And she In be-
ing sustained by .ths council OF the
League OF Nations.
~Is II too late for the United States
to protect her rights and interasts7
Is the United States to continue to
defend merely what she believes are
Justly her rights and interests. with
out having the means to back them
up7
"Are we to rest content only 10 'as-
sert' our rights and interests. or are
we to demand what we know are
rights and interestsy'
Poindexter denied the truth OF a
statement made by Senator Borah.
Republican. of Idaho. leader of the
opposition to the big navy" embodied
In the bill. that when the present
American and japanese naval building
programs are completed the United
States will have a navy two and one
half times as large as Japsn's.
Poindexter said when the American
and Japanese programs" are COM
pleted this country will have twenty
seven nrst-line lighting ships. includ-
ing six battle cruisers. while Japan
will have twenty-four first-line night
ing ships. including twelve battle
cruisers.
I'VE have no battle cruisers now.
japan will have twice rs many as we
will have when our program and
Japan's program Is completed" Poin-
dexter continued.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01

Ssa, q sd,o,st better that he wa. a,i ,,ki.s 80 4
than anything he had ever taken
This remedy. he said, was The Reese
Union crsft, co-operstiye Store.
stive man and on the strength OF
his RECOMMENDATION ! decided to. get
a bottle OF R-l1. which ! did that
evening. l. can state positively and
truthfully that l received more real
benefit from this remedy In one week
that 4! ever got from all mediel2e: l
digestion disappeayed. and / felt bet
ter generally thth had In months
this splendid remedy for stomach,
that no one will have TO experiment
any more II The Reese Formula r. II
can be procured. would qualify
this only 70 say that ] think anyone
that has had these troubles for any
length OF time should take two or
three bottles Of E-li and ! feel sure
they will not be disappointed."
The Reese Formula R-Eleven can
be obtained at The Peoples Drug
Stores and at all leading harDiacie0
n Washington and vicinity.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
BABY HAD WHOOP|NG COUGH
HYPOCOD STOPPED It EASY

at night I feel now that he 10 90
strong and we'll that there is no
danger of further sickness this win
ter" declared Mrs. VIM. q. Green
burg, p07 9th st. s. r.
II lot more mothers would keey
= rood tonic I'm winter thsye w"uid
be great deal less sickness Chill
tren study. play. sleep, grow and ea'
SO much pe.sen wren sner oiooo "
strength. Earle's Hypo Cod Ia ono OF
those tonics a mother can give q child
without fear. Grandma used to give
her little boys and girls vld fashion
ed tonics, but they were nasty tast
Ing doses-children like and enjoy
Earle's Hypo-Cod-
The formula is on each bottle. The
name Earle Chemical Co, .s a guar
antee of finest quality IN medicine
Drop In at the nearest Peoples Drus
Store tonight and get a couple bottles.
Build the whole family up and ward
off wintry ills this year
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
AVIATORS STUCK IN MUD
HAVEN'T REPORTED YET

The army air service today rsceiv-
ed no word from Lieut. v. II. Wooster.
U. 8. ~. OF Washington. and Lieut.
J. p. Vanxant. U. q. A. Of Dayton,
who were forced to land In the mud
bottoms OF the Hooking river At Lam
caster. Ohio. yesterday. after making
$50, miles OF a proposed nonstop
flight from Washington TO Dayton.
The sviators ran out OF gasoline. It
is believed by air service officisls that
they pulled the machine out OF the
mud 10 firmer ground. obtained = sup
ply of gasoline and finished the trip
20 Dayton.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Mother Tried Everything, Then
Hypo-Cod Gave Child
Relief.
SHE DECLARES AND
PRAISES 1T TO SKY

MY baby three years old had the
whooping cough and for seven weeks
he coughed so terrible we got every
thing we ever heard tell II, but moth
ing helped him; or course ! know
cough has to run it's regular course
and is incurable. but know differ
ent because as soon as I started CIV.
ing him Hypo-Cod 1t stopped The
cough right off short
He had coughed so long and hard
that his little body was thin and
orn out. The Hypo Cod strengthened
low . big appetite and he sleeps fine
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
EASY To GET rid Of DANGEROUS
LINGERING COUGHS AND CATARRH
EASY TO STOP
A BAD COUGH
81 Had a Bad Cold and Cough
But Hypo-Cod Stopped
1t Easy"

IT had q bad cough and cold. Upset
my stomach and was run down and
weak, but soon as ] took Hypo-Coc
my strength came back. ] eat any.
thing 1 want to now and praise Hypo-
Cod to the limit. Friends told me
about It," declared Mrs. Pearl L.
Thousands of people 60 out in rain
and snow--get their feet wet, sit in
drafts and laugh at coughs and colds
since taking Hypo Cod. They fortjfy
their system 70 well with this mod
to ward off such wintry ills. WI
not drop in At the Peoples Drug Store
tonight and start putting yourself
in Al shape for the wintry weather
that is coming? Read what other
users say on left and right and in
article below.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
SUED FOR DIVORCE, SHE
COUNTERS WITHPLEA
FOR HER CHILD

Because her husband and her hus-
bands people do not attend church
regularly and because the environ
ment Of the home 10 mot OF \ Chris
tisn character" Mrs Nellie Wick.
whose husband. Frank w. Wick, 10
suing her for divorce. appealed to-
day for the custody Of their child.
Mrs. Wick says she has no objec-
tion TO her husband visiting the
child, but she protests against "ths
use OF profane language In the pres
ence OF her child"
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
G. 0. p. Chiefs Voice Hope
For Speedy Recovery
OF Champ Clark

Hope for the speedy recovery OF
former Speaker Champ Clark, mi
nority Democratic leader. who Is
dangerously Ill was expressed last
night In action taken by the Re-
publican conference Of the House.
Congressman Mann, Of Illinois,
who opposed Champ Clark for
years as the Republican leader.
offered the resolution, expressing
sympathy with the former Speaker
in his present illness.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Lost Sleep-Appetite Vanished,
Feit Weak, Bad.
HE TOOK HYPO-COD
DOESN'T COUCH NOW

Il had a sort of Bronchial cold and
cough and had coughing spells every
morning on getting up and also af-
lot OF sleep and became weak and
rundown. Ny appetite was poor and
didn't eat properly. Thanks to
Hypo-Cod ] eat regularly and hearty
now. 1 sleep rood the whole night
through and don't cough at all now.
I am gaining In weight and in fact
getting back TO health and feel az
GOOD as I ever felt In my life. For
two wears now I've taken a couple
of bottles each season when the
me In SPLENDID shape. Too much
praise cannot be given this powerful
tonic" declared A c. Marsh. s1a o
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Mn Seizure uphelc.

The legality OF the action Of the
United states alien property custodian
In sei1ing stock OF the Botany worstsd
mills. Passaie. N. J., was upheld by
the United States Supreme Court yes
terdAy.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Planes Circle Globe 46 Times.

Await ors at the March Flying Field.
Arcadia. Calf. have flown q distance
equal to forty-six times around the
world. according to the records Of the
United States Air Service revealed to-
day. The $4,000 mile equivalent Of
the distance around the orb was made
In little more than q week.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL Is
DOOMED, SAYS WARREN

Passage OF the sundry civil ap.
preparation bill st the present ses-
sion Of Congress was today declared
improbable by Senator Warren, Re-
publican. of Wyoming. chairman of
the Senate Appropriation Committee.
The bill is tied up In conference
by deadlock over the $4,000. 900 ap
pristion for completion of the Muscle
Shoals dam inserted by the Senate.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
He COUGAEO FOR AN HOUR
EVERY NIGHT AND MORNING

st. N. w
1t is amazing how quickly old
mother nature knocks out colds
coughs. and minor aches and pains.
once YOU put your system back in
the pink OF condition like IL should
be. Soon as YOU ret built up good
such troubles are thrown off by the
system like water off q ducks back
Thousands OF customers Eve sell
nearly ,ss s,y a hyndSsd thSussnd eotues in
teri. tell us In letter, and through
the sales people. that they md Hypo-
Cod saves them sick spells. doctor
bills and lay-offs from work and
thousands Of people here In wash
iugtpn keep their hesith rood and
vitality at par with this splendid
tonic. Thew take IL every Fall and
again In the Sprinv. Right now with
sickness prevalent everywhere tho
BODY should be strepgthened to ward
off disease.
The cost IL trifling. Read what
other users say In the articles above.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01

Between 1878 and 1850 there were
233 miles OF tramways constructed In
Great Britain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
FIGURES LARGELY IN BIBLE
Asknlon Mentioned Many Tlmee az q
city Of Some Importanes--Has
Long Been Buried.

Askaton IL mentioned ~ the bible
many times Judges tell Of les cap
tire BY Judah when the Hebrew chill.
iren swept acrosa the Jordan from
the desert. BOT Il was recaptafed.
Samson operated IN gts nnighborhood.
killing II the city the 30 young men
who had induced bis PhlliatlHe wife
mot Detllah, but her predecessor1 70
letrny the answer IL HIS famous rid,
Die, aud ,hus caused Saflison 10 lose
Il bet. zeponlnh forxnnw that Aska-
ION would c0me 70 4 bad end. FIR
GAIA would be forHaken and Aska.
Ion dpsesnfion.v And no one can
forget The lnmentssion Of David over
ne defeat and death of Saul. his king
and Jonathan. hls aoui.brother. which
opens ~Teli Il not 10 Gath. publish
Il not 10 tho streets Of AskAion lest
no daughters of the rhlilstines ~
julce."
IN The Twelfth century Richard
co@ur a. Lion partly rebuilt the Aska-
ion f,wtresa and william of Tyre. the
historian o. the Crusaders describes
ihe town Bot Il was Lost beneath
layers ~ sand until the work ~ ex-
cayatlon hogan. and ia toe great war
Il was for a long time tbs advance
post 0f the British expedition IT.
slow elnergenee brings hack ancient
days ard shows again how accurate
Is The Billie as a book 81 history
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29

lions regarding the farm. Would hr
fDllow his fathers and grandfaihers
footstepsf To-day those queries had
been answered, Tor Henry, Immediate
~ after the BRIEF reading Or his fati,.
ers Nill, lad Instructed pangbarn 10
put tie Old homestead on the market
As time passed. however, and the
place remained unsoid. Margaret came
10 feel FOR Il q continually Increasing
fondness Watching The spring sow.
ing Of fields rented 70 Il ncigilhor. tend
Ing the small flower gardens about the
doorways, opening The windows 20 food
with sterilizlng Brightness the unused
house. busting the quiet rooms an
these activities developed 81 her al.
most a sense of part ownership with
Henry Gerrlsh And more aud more
she waved indignant with him for
wishing 70 dispose Of his inheritance
wouid-be purchasers happened along
now and again. but for one reason or
another departed unimpressed One
year passed two years three,
Then one sunny afternoon ID April
into John Pangburn's dingy office
stalked seedy looking youth with
worried lines about his eyes, Look
here, Mr. Pangburn," be began with,
out preamble sim hard up. Things
haven't Planned out ns hoped What
get in from the farm hardly pays
the taxes, The house won't rent
Why the deuce doesn't the place seilft
Pangburn shook his head. Henry,
! don't know It's the dickens Ok a
ways for me 10 travel down with ev
cry Tom. Dick and Harry, hut I've
wondered sometimes DO you suppose
that that Miss Andrews queers the
deal7 She'll lose her little Income II
she sells the farm"
Henry nodded. "Guess you've hit
II. And she stands 20 get the com.
mission IN the end. Listen. now-Pye
an idea. The girl doesn't know me
Send me down 10 lock Il over az a
buyer and I'll size up the sltuntion.1
@Good scheme said pangbnrn. ID
COMPOUNDED good sehemeF
Three days later Margaret slipped
a letter into III envelope, signing az
she did SO. Sounds like business this
time. she said 70 herself I'm afrald
that idiot Henry Garrlsh Il going Ia
lose his gold mime"
That afternoon across the fields the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29

a sentry post atop the Rock ~
CID, has standing ordera 20 report
anything unusual which occurs One
night h soldier walking near this post,
fell over the side. dropped 1000 fee,
and quite naturally was killed, Tbs
body was recovered the next MORN
ing by Che shore patrol. All 81 the
men who had been on duty the nlght
before were called up before y, o. r.
aud questioned regarding The Incident.
One sentry boldly admitted having
seen the man killed
swhy didn't you report this imsne-
dIatelyT'
''wcli. air. any orders ere 10 report
anything unusual and couldn't see
where there was anything unusual
about man being killed after be falls
d thousand feetin--f'nr 8eas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29

last 81 The GerFiahpH lpfc fsin) fol.
lowed IN anazelnenf Mareafst's slim
figure and marxeIed a ths words
which tell from her lips How unfair
had Panqbnrn beenI
Acant YOU see it77 she vas de-
mandIng. Those forty acres ii corn.
the west twenty b alfalfa. that swamp
drained foF celery he timtef LOT
cIeAred and yielding i lsttfa ready
cash, good ulillfy stock Ii the chicken
runs, few grade cows 10 start
with"
eThis line Of faik.v Enused Henry to
himself 'bewlldared should have
nailed every customer Aloud. \
wonder why the present owner doesn't
keep Itfs he said. "Why does he seliY'
Because said Margaret promptly.
"he's an IDIOT !"
oh said Henry thoughtfully. r
see"
On his return to town Henry cast
bombsheIl at Pangburn's feet.
Heavens. man" he cried. She made
the place so darned attractive I'm go
Ing to farm II myseIfly
one year from the day she met him
Margaret Andrews married Henry
Gerrish and came back from the little
Woodbridge church to the old house
she had tended Standing on the
south yeranda in the mellow air Of an
Indian summer twilight, watching the
lights twinkle out III her parents home
on the hill a quarter Of a mile away.
she and her husband fell 70 taking
Of the circumstances whIch had
brought them together
Sunny" ruminutcd Henry. "old
Pangburn thought maybe the place
didn't sell becawsc you ran Il down.
or something OF the sort.
Margaret was silent a moment.
Then, Maybe she confessed slowly.
''he was right. You see. hated to
zee old Henry Glerrlsh's u squnnder
che work OF years and generations.
Not that ever actually said anything
~-only, we'll could have been moro
enthusiaslicf'
"But why," demanded Henry. puz.
zled 4,l.a you praise II 70 the skies 90
NET Yon didn't know Il was me-
Didn't m laughed his bride Of an
hoBr- "Do you suppose. Henry Ger
rish. could dust the photograph Of
man wilma siimple IN his left cheek
every few Days for three years and
not recognize hsm when saw himi'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29

Some day there win be figures on
the irreduclble minimum Of those who
play with death persons who as fast
as you guard them against one danger
win discover another. The indus
trial commission issues warning
against agasoiinA deaths" BY this
II does NOT mean deaths from care
iens misuse Of motor vehicles. but
from careless misuse Of gasoline.
The toll was I'VE deaths and Is
injuries for 1920, from causes as
Inexcusable as lighting a match to
see how low the gasoline was in the
tank, to installing gasoline for Zero
sene in starting fire, says the Mil
waukee Journal. With infinite care.
labor and invention, we work out
safety DEVICES but you caa never
make man safe who insists on re-
maihing a child who plays With
matches.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
Tie Farm That
Wouldn't Sell

By ii. LOUIS RAYBoLD.

g 1871, ~ Mcclure NEWSPAPER a3naippfs'
AThen It IL understood. Miss an
drews, that you WIN keep an eye on
the place and show II 10 prospective
buyers. might add that III addition
to your fee as ceretaker Mr.. Gerrish
Will allow sou a nominal commission
II the farm Is disposed Of through
your efforts" Lawyer John Pang-
burn buttoned his fur coat snugly
about him and turned away.
A touch on his arm arrested him.
"Its rather a pity, Isn't IT. Margaret
Andrews questioned him, for the last
OF the Gerrfshes to let the property
90 out Of the family7v
Eyes, young lady" admitted PaHg-
burn, 1T Is, undoubfedly But, lord,
these young chaps Nowadays what's
a few acres and bunch Of cows COM
pared to The subway t. rush and the
bright white lights2 Henry seems to
think he can set Wall street On fire
with the proceeds from the sale Of the
farm. However. good.day, Miss An
drews" Abruptly he checked HIS com
nents ON what was undoubtedly his
clients own business.
Left alone. Margaret watched her
recent visitors ear grow smaller and
smaller along the ribbon OF road that
threaded the Woodbridge hills But
her thoughts we're elsewhere with
old Henry Gerrish. who few days
before had gone to join his fathers
ON the hill with young Henry Ger.
risli whom she hnd never seen until
the day Of The funeral, and then only
at distance as he stood mufiIed In
his coat. head bent. beside bis fathers
grave.
For Henry had gone out to an uncle
ranchlBg II in the West some months
before Margarets arrival IN Wood.
bridge aud had not come home until
summoned by the death Of his father.
g'htre hnd followed idle speculation ~
the neighbOrhood rs 10 Henry's inten-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
PRESIDENT ORDERS
MINERS TO HOMES
Proclamation Of Warning Fol-
lows New Appeal From Gov
ernor Of West Virginia.

Washington. President Harding. In
proclamation iasued through the
War Department. demanded that the
'AiIngo marchers" return TO their
homes
The proclamation WIS Issued fol-
lowing conference with Secretary
Of War Weeks AZ the White House.
The secretary Immediately Instructed
Major General II. H. Bandhoitz 70
proceed 10 the Mingo district 10 see
that the proclamation is carried out.
The secretary made II plain that II
the strikers 90 not return 10 their
homes by the specified time the de.
pnrtmsnt win taks further action."
This was generally interpreted TO
mean that he VIII send federal troops
Into the ncne Of disorder n the strfk-
ega disregard the proclamation.
War Department officials said only
word from President Harding was nee
cssHry for them 70 begin Enoyameut pf
troops Into the West Virginia tielda
General Bnndholts VIII command
any federal forces that may bs sent
into West Virginia. Il was stated Al
thu War Department TROOPS wers
held Ia readiness at Camp Sherman.
Ohio. and Camp DIX. New Jersey. 10
De dispatched a. a mosnenf'a notice
The Nineteenth Infantry. stationed a
Camp sherman. can ba landed 10 Min.
go county within four hours after Or.
defs are received
The Presidents action followed ap-
pcala By a special delegation Of West
Virginia men who were received at
The White House. TIE group was
headed BY senator Sutherland, former
Governor siccortkls and Secretary OF
State Young. They were accompa-
nled ~ Secretary " War Weeks. As
slstant Secretary Wainwright and Ma.
iof General Hartford. deputy chief Of
stan
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-09-29
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

NEW YoRks--An spIdemIc Of msiof
car thefta In New York wis charac.
terixed as a crying shame. b. the
county grand jury III q preMentment
which recommended Legislation 10 unn
lah such thlesnz more severely.
LAhoDoN, ". o. Seventy i've In
dustrial Workers 81 tire World. who
were arrested upon their arrival here
from LaFIlnore, were az once sent out
" town.
LIMA. ol4io.--ThIs city Of 5000
Inhabitants. d without gas The Lima
Natural Gees Company, whoae franchise
expired. hllut down because the city
demanded gas at lower rate.
nERLih.--Flsla Marshal General
von Buelow. who was eonimandsr-in-
cfEaf u the German Second army dur
ing the var, died here.
ALBANY, NJ. Ys--The Court % Ap-
peals. by 4 vote Of 10 2. declared IN.
constitutional the state soldlers' DO.
aus law. under which the people Of
the state. BY 4 majority OF 1901
last autumn voted Sah.0OO000 bond
issue
HELFAsTs--The dfafh roll In she
Belfast street riots now stands 6E
fourteen The military are Gordon,
ing on the disturbed areas. but the ait
unslon Remains extremely dangerous.
MEXICO cITY~-The Mexican au.
preme Court granted an Injunction to
the Texas Company. American oil re
iinsrs. restraining tha Mexlcan gov.
eminent from enforcing the retro
active features OF Article XVII
nupAPEsT. The treaty Of peace
between the United States and Hun
g6ry was signed here BY Foreign Min
lister Iianfsy and Grant Smith.
CHICAGO. ~ ~uuele Joes canpan
VIII not be q candidate for ressl6cii6n
10 Congress next year Ills Congress.
slonal service will t6fnEnate ~ hls
own wish with the end OF the pres
ens Congress.