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who are lacking In vitality.
CAUTION: Although BItro-PhosphAte Is an
excellent aid In relieving weak, nervous
conditions its use in not advised unless
ihcrea sed weight is desired.
The Washington times., 1921-03-04

| full OF potent psychology. And IL
Is stiTringly beautiful.
\ RICH soDY on TONE.
The harmonic texture OF Toscaninis
modelling is one OF its absorbing
qualities From beneath the melodies
he always holds a rich body OF tone
that Is awakened with the command
from that remarkable right arm OF
his. Plastic Is his every tone, that
'urves in rhythm TO this volatile
Italian.
l' The Brahms Variations on a Haydn
theme perhaps stands out second In
Importance. Here there was an
amazing variety OF delightful dellnea-
tion. with an execution OF such finesse,
such gusto. that it's possible academic
form seemed reincsrnated under the
magic touch OF a vivid Imagination.
| The program opened with three
sixteenth century Italian compost
Itions. transcribed for the modern or
chestra in rare purity OF the parts
following the symphonic mold In its
contrasts. and having that absence OF
introspection that marked the mod
ern Italian.
BEETHOvEN's SEVENTH NIRILE
| Beethovens Seventh was the sym
phony, llmned with virility, but find
ng less of that intimate love for
theme that the Teuton gives. and
more OF the compelling force that re-
solved into a tumultuous slavic finale
In a stirring furioso. To the Scherzo
Toscanini gave a swsylng depth OF
| loveliness. II was exquisite. with Its
vibrant pedal point. While. to close
this third concert from Italy's great
orchestra, the Italian Rossini's over
ture to william Tell" was rarely
given. 1t was a vocal interpreta'
ton. from the bel canto" ideals OF
sunny Italy
The coming OF Toscanini has set
us new thoughts about the orchetra
Where his temperament differs. IL
has awakened insight into personal
tiles, which is perhaps the most fas-
cinating revelation of a season of
great music. This concert, presented
by Mrs. Wilson-Greene Is reaching
far toward the musical experiences
that q National Capital should boast.
JESSIE MacBRIDE.
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Mitchell. Internal Revenue Collector
here. announced.
This differentiation lies In the fact
that Christmas offerings are regarded
by the government as gifts from con-
gregations. and Easter offerings are
cIassed with those OF any other sun
day as regular collections for use In
maintaining the elergyman's house
hold, Mr.. Mitchell explained.
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Eitlon has announced. Athlsfic clubs
.or use Of Italian youths would be a
part Of ta.e program
This No X. II under taken. would be
supported independent Of tbs organi-
zation's war fund. william J. McGin-
ley, supreme secretary. SAID
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TOSCAN|M DIRECTS
IN V|R|kE CONCERT
la Scala Orchestra Shows Glow
and Warmth to Audience at
National Theater.

great symphonic Tone Poem"
out pr Italy. the essentially modern
"Juventus" OF Victor de sabats. stood
out In high relief at the concert OF
La scaia's Orchestra OF Milan yester-
day At the National Theater. when the
great Toscanini again gave fully OF
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discovery OF two 81 900 diamonds In
pair OF ball earrings that he offered
TO a local Jeweier for 80. when the
jeweler opened them and found the
diamonds he volunteered TO give the
student $1,000.
Fellows had carried the earrings
for several months as pocket pieces.
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
Sore Throat
Coughs, Cold, Group, Catarrl,
Relieved IN Two Minutes,

Is your throat sore?
Breath Hyomoi.
Have you catarrh?
Breathe Hyomei.
Have you a cough,
Breathe Hyor /.
Have you a Id?
Breathe Hyomsi.
70 Hyomei is tie treatment for nose.
throat and lung trouble. Ii does not
contain cocaine. morphine or other
dangerous drug and does away with
stomach dosing. Just breathe il
through the little black pocket inhaler
that comes with each outfit.
A complete outht costs but little at
Peoples Drug stores or any reliable
druggist ard Hyomei Is guaranteed to
Danish catarrh. Group, coughs, colds.
sore throat and bronchitis or money
back. a Ryomei inhaler lasts a life
time and extra bottles of Hyomni can
be obtained from druggists for a few
cents.
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Pope Asks X. c. for Italy.

NEW YORK. March Pope Bens-
diet has asked the knights of colum-
bus TO organize community welfare
work throughout Italy. that orsani-
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FINDS GEMS IN EARRINGS
HE CARRIED IN POCKET

ANN ARBoB. Mich. March A.
Howard Fellows. OF Lyons. N. Y, en-
gineering student at the University
OF Michigan. 10 $1,000 richer through
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
PASTORS XMAS GIFTS
RULED NON-TAXABLE

b 20 s T ON, March A. Christmas
church offerings received by a clergy
man are not part of his taxable in
come, but those at Easter are John j.
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Count nifty! Your cold in head OF
|catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
|of your head Will clear and you
lean breathe freely. No more snuf-
fling, hawking, mucous discharge,
|dry ness. or headache; no struggling
lfor breath at night.
Get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Ba I'm from your druggist and Apply
la little OF this fragrant ant6eptic
lcream to your nostrils. 1t pene-
|trates through every air passage or
1.-THE head, soothing ami healing the
swollen or inflamed mucous mem
lbrane, giving you instant RELIEF
Head colds and catarrh yield fiko
magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief Is sure.
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Attractive NewHats
Specially Priced $3.50

These new hats are smart close fitting
affairs, in many new sprngtime shapes
fashioned of fancy shiny straws and braids
sometimes combined with tulle. Soft
grays, tans and various blues, jade, brown,
bright red and black, all the colors that
women want this season. Some are flower
wreathed, or have punches of tiny berries
and cherries hanging from the side, while
others add novel ribbon bows and feathers
for adornment
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
RICH BODY on TONE.

full OF potent psychology. And q
ls stiTringly beautiful.
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Because it wears SO well,
launders easily, and is really
Inexpensive, when you con.
slider the splendid quality and
service it gives.
Glove Silk-top Vests. of fine
ribbed cotton, in pink color, have
ribbon shoulder straps, and are
reinforced under the arms, which
insures longer wearing. sl.5o.
Glove Silk-top Combination
Suits, of fine ribbed cotton, in pink
color. are made with bodice top or
built-up shoulder, with tight knee,
or loose knee finished with
dainty shell edge. $500.
Women's Knit Underwear Sec
tion. Third floor.
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Women's
New Silk Socks
Have Just Come Out of
Their Boxes

AhCH oOACS
Pure Thread Silk Socks,
of Isle, with wide turnover
cuff tops, in black, white and
brown, a coed quality at 81
pair.
Pure Thread Silk Socks, of
a very fine quality, have the
turnover cuff tops, and come
in sports shades, navy, purple
and emerald, as we'll as black
and white. $1.75 and 81 psi.
Women's Hosiery Section, First
floor,
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New Banded Sailors, $2.75

Good looking sailors of bamyard
straw, in several smart styles, with narrow
groSgrain ribbon bands, in navy, copen,
henna and black.
Millinery Section, Third floor
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
New Lingerie Blouses
As Fresh and Lovely as Spring Itself
Unusually Low Priced, $295

There two attractive new modes-one of
novelty striped voe, with dainty collar and cuffs Of
fine checked voie, in lavender green trimmed with
narrow hemsttched ruffes and q small black silk
bow at the neck The other is tailored model of
fine white dimity with tuxedo collar finished
with small black silk bow, and wide turn back
cuffs, to be worn with cuff buttons. lace
edge trims the collar cuffs and frcnt of the blouse
All Sizes in Each Model
Blouse Section, Third floor
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Blouse Section, Third floor.
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Pctticoat Section, Third floor.
, 1921-12-23
SEVEN MENARE
GIVEN HEARING

ARDMoRE. Okla, Dec. 20. - By
The Associated PresslGGuy Harris,
an Ardmore businessman. testified to-
day before Magistrate Butcher in the
preliminary hearing OF seven men
charged with the murder of Joe Car
roll. at Wilson. Okla. December is,
that police detective c.. @. Sims had
asked him to accompany him to WI
son on that dote. Harris said he re
fused. He said Sims said he had 10
Gated some stolen automobiles at WI
son. Sims and John Smith were killed
in a fight between masked men and
Carroll and the latter's family. the
authorities aliege.
j. Britain. custodian OF a lodge hall
testified tina he saw J. A. Gillian and
another man leave the hall with bun
dies under their arms tho night OF the
killings. He said they were member
of an organization known as tins
|'Businessmen's League" or TX X
Ky
, 1921-12-23

loaded guns, to-wit: By firing with
intent TO kill and murder the said
deputy sheriffs who were attempting
TO arrest George Boche and John Doe
for holding up and attempting TO rob
Small and willis. and to steal the
property of Small: and were at that
timo and under said circumstances
j~ustifiably killed by the deputy
sheriffs in the course Of their official
duty In attempting to make the mr.
rests"
Joo Doe 10 the name set forth In the
verdict for ono Of tho bandits who
has not yet been fully identified. II
is thought that his name is J. s.
III own but II is also officially believed
here that this name Is IN assumed
aliss and not the dcceased's real name.
Nearly all OF the persons who were
eye witnesses to the shooting appear
cd rs witnesses at tho jnlusst. NJ L.
Suspii the proprietor OF TIM groccry
stare at 446 South Oak stioet was N.
first 20 testify. He related his re
turn TO his store about AGO o'clock
Wednesday night and CT his notifica-
tan by deputy siarif's that n hold
up would soon be staged at his store.
II. then related his version Of the
shooting saying tina. the officers were
fired pom by tn. bandits and tirit
even then tho Off. ers delayed firing
urtn Charles +. Aflsksl one OF Their
number had commniiGed tile bandits
&c rtick UP their hands.
}. K willis. ~p.cprictor Of h meat
mo, ket which is scnductcf IN the gre
Gerry store. and one of tho men who
was injured In tho gun duel related
tile position OF the shcriff's force an
OF tho bandits. He said that he was
standing directly between the banli'
cnd Charles F. Miskel when 10th OK
chnnged shots. He said that he be
Continued on Page 1N
, 1921-12-23
EPISCOPALS
FACE DEARTH
OF CLERGY

NEW YORK. Dec. zs.-Ths Episco-
pal church in the United States faces
a real problem through the steady dc.
cas- in the number OF recruits for
the ministry, n commission appointed
to investigate tho subject declared IN
q report made public todays This sit
uation. the commission stated. Fl,
more grave than seems TO be the case
with other religious bodies"
The report. prepared by the Rev.
George Barthell OF Philadelphia; Dean
Fosbroke OF the general seminary.
New York. and Rev. Harry Nichols.
said the seriousness Of tho situation
was heightened by the rapid increase
In membership. Their investigation
showed n general average Of only one
ministerial recruit to 2.251 communal
cants.
, 1921-12-23
HARDING ORDERS
RELEASE ALONG
e OTHERS
IN SAME PRISON
Five Soldiers Are Also
Included in Long List
Of Christmas Pardons
Announced Today

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The 10-year prison sentence
of Eugene ". Debs was COM
muted today by President
Harding and the Socialist
leader will be released ON
Christmas day from Atlanta peniten-
diary.
Along with Debs, who was con-
victed in 1918 OF violation OF espion.
age law. tho sentences Of "a other per-
sons serving sentence for violation OF
wartime laws were commuted to ex-
pire on Christmas day. Five former
soldiers serving sentences imposed by
courts martial were pardoned.
The computations and pardqcs are
announced personally by President
Harding who took the action In ac-
cordance with the custom OF extend
Ing clemency to federal offenders at
no Christmas season.
The i've soldiers given full pardons
are. Carl J. Bryan. James A. o'Deli.
Roy Youngbiood. George Van Glider
and J. d. Richardson. all serving life
terms to which they were sentenced
whiie with the American army on the
Rhine, for tho alleged killing Of Ceorpa
Lancefield. a former British officer
Among those whose sentence. vera
commuted were: Charlie, Anhle,rb a
former ncwspaperman and a writer OF
poetry, who was convicted Mt Chicaro
for conspiracy under Tho -espIonaee
act and giyen a 1o-year sentence. H,s
sentence wa. commuted unon his
| agreement 10 accept deportation "a
England. the country Of his n.,tv.,,y
Debs. who several times was , can.
| dfdate for president. was convicted on
| three counts growing our ~ his al.
legged cbstructionist activi.iea d,,r,rr
the war. but when his anncal reachea
tho supreme court that tribunal actad
only upon oue-that dealing Win the
Interference with reor,Iitinr which
the government charged resulted
from the speeches OF IN. Socialist
leader.
A number OF other en- see ,nvo,v,nv
military crimes Committed nv Amrrs.
can soldiers sim arc AWAITING cons,s.
Grafton by the president. P,rdon. are
likely in their cases. or the CIVILIAN
| offenders sed TO-DAY about mo.
, 1921-12-23
Legion Requests
Deportation of
Illinois Editor

CHICAGO. Dec. s3.-Counsel for
the Black Hawk post of the American
LEGION, with representatives of other
posts appeared today before Assist
ant United States District Attorney
John v. Clinnin and urged thai DE.
portation proceedings be started
against Arthur Lorenz. editorin'chie
Of the Illinois staats-Zeituns. a Ger
man language daily newspaper here.
Lorenz Is not an American citizen
and n OF his editorials was made the
basis of a 500. 900 libel suit against
the newspaper for alleged SANDER of
the legion.
, 1921-12-23

leadership of the Third Communist
International in the struggle to es-
tablisb, an American workers repub-
lic."
1t was expected that representa-
tives of the following organizations
would be present during the conven-
ton, which will close Monday:
Tho American Labor alliance. the
Workers Council of tho United States
of America. tho Jewish Social fedora.
ton, the German Workers Educa-
tionai society, the Finnish Socialist
federation. the Jewish Workers fed
Grafton, the Scandinavian Socialist
federation, the Greek Socialist union.
the Irish-American Labor league, the
Hungarian Workers federation and
tho italian Workers federation.
Invitations to appoint the delegates
to the convention wero sent to the
proietarian party. having heedquar-
ters at Detroit: the Bohemian Social
list federation. Chicago. the Left Wing
elements of the italian Socialist fed.
GRAFTON, the Socialist Labor party and
the Jugo-siav Socialist federation.
, 1921-12-23
OPERATOR WHO R|FLED
BAGGAGE IS SENTENCED

W D. Loman. formerly employed
as operator for the Burlington at
Frannie. wyo.. who was recently ar
rested by Frank Lee. chief special
agent Of the Burlington on this divis-
ion. on a charge OF having rifed tho
baggage OF Leo T. Spence. Billings.
Mont. millionaire. pleaded guilty to
tho charge early this week when an
raigned before Judge Percy Metz at
Cody and was sentenced to servo a
sentence OF one year to one year and
six month. Frank Lee returned here
yesterday from Cody where he APP
peered as a state witness during the
Of several railroad ase
, 1921-12-23
Santa Claus Is
Abolished by
Zionist Decree


CHICAGO. Dec 2s.-chfldren of
Zion. H.. homo OF Wilbur Glen
vollva's catholic. apostolic church.
win sieep peacefully morn night
with no thought of lying awake in
hope of hearing RENDERS on the
roof or Santa Claus coming down
tho chimney.
For voliva has issued a decree
aboiishing Santa Claus. Tho Kris
Kringle myth has gone the way-in
in Zion-of tho round world and
tho law of gravitation- Voliva says
they don't exist.
voliva, however. has arranged for
a distribution of Christmas toys. d.
recting hat the children shall be
told they were sent down from
above and distributed by parents.
, 1921-12-23
DUBLIN ALSO SEES
FOR PACT.

DUBLIN. Dec. 23- -By The Asso-
ciated Press.H This decision of the
Dial Eireann to adjourn until Janu.
airy g was commented upon by all The
Dublin newspapers today as favorable
to the chances OF the Anglo-Irish
trcaty's ratification. A note of regret
is struck by the commentators. how
ever. over the fact that the adjourn
ment postpones the prospect of the
realese of the convicted political pgis.
oners. which is expected to follow rat.
ifcation OF the treaty.
, 1921-12-23
CAREY WILLING
ITO ISSUE CALL
FOR SESSION IF
AID IS POSSIBLE
Definite Program Asked
BY Governor Before
Legislature Is Sum-
moned for Meeting

Wyo., Dec.
23.-Gov. Robert d. Carey
stated late Thursday that if
he could be shown that legis-
lative sction could relieve the
distress of the farmers and
stockmen Of the state he would not
hesitate tn call q special session of
the legislature. but that until he was
convinced f,~i tho legfspfure could
provide reliss he would not take &C.
ton.
Ths statement WA elected by an
appeal from all commercial clubs and
farm bureaus Of Park. Big Horn.
Washable and Hot Springs counties
that a special session DO called to con
sidcr special farm-stoclmnn relief leg.
i~alation.
, 1921-12-23
HIKED SKIRTS TO SHOW
KNEES, WEALTHY HUBBY
SAYS IN DIVORCE PLEA

stingy during their married asso-
citation that he has given her only
$2s since their wedding day.
Goodfl in his petition asserts that
Mrs. Goodil wore dresses with neclts
too low and skirts too high. On
several occasions while she was at
tending card parties. he alleges. she
displayed her limbs to above the
knees. this. he charges. being inten-
tional and for the edification Of GER.
tain persons Of masculine sex who
were guests at the parties.
Mrs. Goodfl asserts that Goodp IS
worth at least s25o. 900. She asks
alimony Of $416.67 a month.
, 1921-12-23
STOLEN SAFE
LOCATED OFF
LONG island

MINE0LA. l. l.. Dec 23.- A
safe containing stock certificates
and Jewclry valued at $4,000. stolen
last August from the home Of Frank
ID. Hastings. ut Port Washington
was fished out OF Manhasset bay
yesterday. The hiding place was
disclosed by Olaf Oiafson. n former
butler In the Hastings homo, and
divers found tho safe In 20 feet Of
water about 600 feet from shore.
Oiafson pleaded guilty to the theft
and was sentenced In tho Eimira
reformatory by County Judge Smith.
Michael Picard. his confederate.
was convicted Of larceny and will
be sentenced today.
, 1921-12-23

cahy. chief of STAFF of the Irish Repub-
lican armpy, in the Dali yesterday in
which he advocated acceptance of the
treaty. They though that his support.
together with hat OF such fighting
men as Michael Collins and J. j.. Nc
Keown. assured the adhesion of the
Republican army throughout the
country
LONDON, Dec. 23.@By The Assoc
ciated Press.l-The adjournment OF
the Dali Eireann and h delay in a
vote on the Anglo-Irish treaty Is edi-
torially commented on today by the
Evening Standard as possibly advan-
Itageaus TO the supporters OF the
treaty and at any rate not unwelcome
to the ratificationists.
The Pail Mall Gazette n Globe
in its comment says that since Mr..
De Valera opposed the adjournment
, 1921-12-23
Disturbance by
Unemployed In
London Says

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-By The Asso-
ciatcd Press).-An extremist group of
the unemployed in London was de-
clared In an announcement by Scot
land Yard today to be planning to ere
at~ O disturbance today or tomorrow
in the West End Of London. The
West End Is London's fashionable
shopping district, which is crowded
these days with Christmas shoppers
and is frequcnted by numbers OF the
unemployed who are soliciting money
from the holiday buyers.
, 1921-12-23

At .ths Presbyterian tabernacle.
Sixth and Durbin. the program to-
night Will feature q chorus Of 100
voices. folk songs In Dutch costume.
a fairy drill and dramatization of the
Story OF Christ Three Christmas
trees viii add to the beauty Of the
decorations Santa Claus will be pres
ent with his Dutch mill. and Brownies,
and will have something for every
member OF the school.
Baptist.
The Baptist church is giving n
Christmas program tonight. beginning
at 7:3o. There will be a tree and a
regular Santa Claus. All the depart
ments of the Sunday school have con-
tributed toward the provision of gifts
for unfortunates. The program fol.
lows.
Piano Solo ----E. A Finn. Jr.
Scripture reading INT ~prayer---
--------Rev. c. NJ. Thompson. Jr.
Dialogue--James Speck. Virginia WITH
Continued on Page ~
, 1921-12-23
EXCLUDED FROM TRIAL
HEALER IS ARRAIeEED AT CODY

CODY. wyo-, Dec. s3.-Testimony
offered Thursday. the opening day.
in the trial of PROF" t. G. Day.
faith healer" on a charge of hav-
Ing procured from Mrs. Elsie 'shoup
Of Meteetse. wyo.. s4z-5o on the
false pretense that he could effect
an immediate cure Of a rupture.
was Of such a character that Judge
p. w. Metz excluded spectators
from the court ROOM Conduct said
to have been attributed to Day by
Mrs. Shoup in her testimony was in
no way associated with divine heal
ing rs tho term generally is un-
, 1921-12-23
ONE KILLED IN STRIKE
RIOT At OMAHA, SCORE
ARRESTED There TODAY

The strikers is high" and that they
have no thought OF yielding. Mean
time. packing plant superintendent
said they are not concerned as to
whether the men return. They are
operating in a satisfactory manner.
they declared. Union leaders said the
families OF strikers. where the need
was apparent would be provided for
on Christmas
OMAHA. Dec. 2s.-Twenty men
We're arrested today after police
charged into a crowd around a street
car. the trolley of which a been
pulled from its cable. in the packing
house district where a strike IS in
progress.
Police today reported they had been
unable to identity the body OF a mar
fatally shot near one OF the packing
offices last night or TO find any clue
that might lead to the arrest Of the
person or persons who killed him
, 1921-12-23

only when they had to defend them
selves.
The verdict which was returned by
Harry Adams. J.. F. Crawford. and
Horny @. Posey. after an extensive
hearing OF the case. follows:
That tho cause of the death OF the
said George Otto Bocho and John Doc
was the direct result Of the deceased
George Otto Hoche and John Doe
holding up NJ. L. Small and Julius
Willis in tho grocery store owned by
the NJ. l. Small, located at 44e South
Oak street. at 9.15 o'clock p m. on
December Fl, when three deputy
sheriffs from tho sheriff's office. at
tempted to arrest George Otto Boche
and John Doe George Boche and
John Doe resisting arrect and Grim
inaliy assauiting tho officers with