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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-14
BARONS TAKE FINAL
 AND SWEEP SERIES
LookoutS Finish Game Under Protest-Harper and Silva Play Fast Ball in 0utfieId.

Yesterdays Results Birmingham 5, Chattanooga 2. Mobile 5, Nashville 0. Little Rock '. New Orleans {. Memphis 6-4. Atlanta 2-S.
 Today's Games Atlanta at Birming Nashville at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Little Rock. Only games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-14
PIRATES STOPPED AFTER WINNING 13I STRAIGHT GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesteriay,s Results

Yesterdays Results Cincinnati 5, Pittsburg {. Chicago Is. St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia I. New York 4, Boston 2.
 Today's Games Chicago at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Only games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-14
| FORMER YANKEES HELP WASHINGTON
 WALLOP NEW YORK
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Washington 3, New York ?. Cleveland 3, Detroit 2. Chicago g, St. Louis 3. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Cleveland at Philadelphia. Only games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-14

IotalS s.......- 5a II 'zo sOne out when winning run scored.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-14

Totals ..........32 3 s26 Is sTwo out when winning run scored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
OBITUARY {
THOMPSON RITES
Ar Incomplete Pending Arrival OF
Daughter From Oklahoma

Mrs sophie Thompson IS. w'f" Of
g u Thompson. former rr"pri"'"- ~
IN" Brunswick huts! died a. h"- home.
iHf Twsaty-frst street Tuesday MORN
lnS 4. "'clock. f"t,uw ar Hines -
s"tcra, weeks OF complications o! dis
Eases
Mrs Thompson was born IN Ba,'imore
md Was the daughter 81 Rev. L. :. an"
Mary Zimmerman. She came L. ih,s
lily when a Young girl and has Lived
here ain.H. She was d staunCh member
Of IN" Chap,,nr stree; NJ. l.. church.
She IS survived hy her husband. {. u.
Thompson and thrC" children. A HUr-
10y Thompson. former fire chief: Chester
g.. Thompson. Cormc- city council man.
nrd Mrs. ". l.. Reed. -; Tuskoge". OKLA.
There are ais" several Irandcrildrer.
No arrangements t"r The funera! have
tor made. pending ~" arrival 90 Mrs.
Reed from Oklahoma. The remains nave
been renewed 20 Tho home .: \. EIri"y
Thompson. SO Nar!ona, road and inc
.urrra' NJ likely take place from
inrrr. vita Rev J. II Hess. pastor ~
me 'hapllnc stree. NJ. T.. church. Of
GC;atins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Herb sAp-Mothe or Natures own Tonic.
REMARKABLY Restored This Nan
to Hsalth-L{s Is now
Pleasure

'T.if4 since taking Herb Sap - lots
more worth while 10 me now" says Mr..
W. Dewitt Brown. sexton OF st. Pauls
Cathedral and the last living member
~ a happy family OF II children.
Some time ago | had rheumatism so
bad [ actually prayed TO be taken from
the earth. l was In such misery with
pain and torture ] suffered so that my
hair stood right up on ends Only one
that has been in such helpless cond-
tain Of agony can possib bly, realize What
I went through. | couldn't get out OF
bed and my legs drew right up till my
knees touched my chin and the muscles
contracted into knots that reminded me
~ clumps OF snakes. | couldn't hear
10 be touched. even the slightest pres
sure Of a sheet making me scream. I
couldn't find a comfortable spot In the
bod and got no rest At all az ] was
forced 70 lie on my back all or the tttm".
| nas unable TO eat 4 lick and tasted
away TO Il mere bunch Of sk!n and bones
Finally my stomach went hack on me
and IL was then that | heard OF Herb
Sap and commenced takIn. 1t. | had III
IL. FAITH when first started. having
taken SO many different medicines. I
must admit however. In looking back
md making surrey Vf the whole s!tua-
ton tuat 1 sure received wonderful ben
rflt from this excellent com ton OF
Mother Natures Herbs ! StilI continue
10 ;uk- g.; And will probably for six
months Or -. AS | FIRMLY believe 1t adds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
KURNER RITES THURSDAY

Funeral services f"r IN" la" Me-.
Susan kurnrr. aE"d ~. vi" di''l N"S'"T'
lay morning -: ",.r"k a. ih' Ne -
he:m Home for Aged At W""bS'Ia -. '"'-
lowing a years illness Of complication :
made fatal by Old age, WI u" hc1d
Thursday a'iorr""u a ~ ".'i", \. IN
is-mcn, VII be N Mount Weed 'cnc-
tern
Mrs kurner was horn ~ Germany ar"
cam" 10 tins "ouN'r, when young CIR
Refure marriage To 'hN at" raw i
kurncr. she Wa Miss Susan J.. StrOoei
Unl3l her last illness ShH Vas an active
member ~ tho Vance Memorial church.
Deceased 'e SurN 'vnG hN Eve ,"nS aud
Two daughters Th"v are. l.. =. kU;M-
er Harry kurn"r. Charles = kurU"r
and l'aNld kurner. Of tbs ",tv. George
kurnrr of Akron. and 4 =. kurn"r ~
chicago: Mrs : Il FIaEc'" "f 10"
Angeles. ra|tr. and Mr.. J. ". ir:r oi
Nassll!on. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
$1,000 ROBBERY At
. PITTSBURGH SUBURB
4 EXPOSED AS FAKE

Pittsburgh April 1.-THE alleged
SE.703 robbery in which Frank Schwel~
hel. aged 40. OF Glendale. was said ~
have been beaten into unconsciousnHS-
yesterday by two negroes in full view
uf more than a score OF pedestrians.
was faxed. according 10 information
: reCCived ny County Detective McMil-
len today. Tho exposure Of tho Incl
yhent followed a twenty-four hour man
hunt by police. county detectives and
citizens Of three suburbs.
Twelve hundred dollars Of tho al
legged stolen money was recovered by
Detective McMillen in an abandoned
local mine in Scott township. The re-
'mainder. hc said. Schweibel claimed 10
have lost The robbery story. it was
revealed IN sworn statement before
Justice Of the Peace 4. l.. Mcmillan OF
Carnegie. was told in order hat
SChweibel might retain the money
! which. the statement set forth, he
owed 70 a coal mining company.
In his statement SChweibel said
he had cut his arm with Il penknlfe
and had wrapped bandaSe around il
10 make tho cur look serious, then had
beaten mis- head against tree until he
was bruised and stunned No charge
was placed against him by inc authori
ties. as the money was his own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
GOODYKOONTz SEES
PLOT FOR CANCELLMC
( ALLIED DEBT TO U, S
CARRIES BROOKS sN1TH)

',-,.r = g. April II. Is her"
L., organizcd prnpa ganda Stsrt"" N we
n-,i,Ad States % bring about IN" can
i.,olla,ion oC the fliOe" "'"'"''
,,,pn;,rr jn,rrcsp "NinE in''e Sa"
rom mis- European Allies N inc "'''"
war: "
a., thr,n arn. IN the political skies
.ha, !, Is - hEurs In tho camP" 3" ~. =
YEAR fo- tho election OF
,favorah!" 10 cancellation ,,-,l,,,a,;vr
To ,hc~n questions E"rr"S''', 49,,
'NycI,g Gondvkonrtz. IN publ" Sper'h iva
y, ,o-sonai ;ntcr> !rws. answered "e
kdedly emphatic YES
orers the Evidence
II, rs he first member ~ congress -,
mako the charS" IN mos '"r"'" A.,
'prornund,v serious way ~ tnat 90" :
Offering to ~v:dcuS" upon wh''H ~
Nnases u Hardly daN S'N0" '"' :
h-,cerh---W edncsday. March @'~-Hu, ~,
h,s r.,rastei i..s cha~S"S. discussed MS
A>-ons rvnound"d mis- 'hc"ry ~" cN'
'ria,r>l MS cues. 81 combining ,
,rsLc =, ,-S.rr~n' 90 = mos '"r'"'h'
ir,d .o,y.r.inc character. Tnts mas
.bcsn 5ane =. ~" request Of memnerS
nr .CrErc-s Nh" h.i," sought ron ~"
80 r., Information he has thus lsr on
tho ~YhisN'.
7.,,., vs.. Vt-y:?;an offers sp""rh"s
end interviews =" Snhsr'"''a'" MS
,,a-yr 90 rrnrrtgsud4 TO- 'hc "an""iNA-
49,, ~ 80 hY-. Ich. dH'l,c-Hd ny NJ.
rrv.,,c ,r,rAc -. ~" supreme '"nr''
or. ~ h.hn aad "rher>. III" N" ar
70 rrc-. god :" :r'"rn1t:ona hnah'"'
N~rr,re = r"wS3a r""s "nd magazines
fem 80 san" barking interests nave
been dag ~ vi offered hN ';"r-"SH"i'-
two ,;oodyknout2 (" prove MS pr"Ie
'saHil charge.
IS - ,rt1,H,Iat'"n ACHr'uG "a an
!Ssnc IN N" congressional ","'''"ns ~
fl:s vn7r. the W"st Nirginian ha :
,y,.cl ,~.,r . Na't s'~Ns, h-"&"~S' pub
'l;,7..on. W" Nc'j"y" IN" questions ~
ra~rr':r':nH now @!"-" widely aS''' 90,
NAV irnpoH..o 70 rC\' c"rer" "."'t'"h'
Cheap at a Billion
r;SsT s$'"s: :h.s 3haS" "' -" sum" y,
foda, ErC-rscntatiNs G""6Nh"on'z sat
IN. ",.. Nrrr-.,ln rro?'c have seen.
tlu-,r- 80 VOID Ny. trs USr 90 money
- aT,r, c,rh'i, sentiment. Some nf II
- , r,a.;c~ 90 rr;n,ed record. though
mncr - = vaz suppressed EnamGn =
ynowr, - PROVE thai ii was lavish
expenditures.
"lFow .r.lcN A. ,"u in'rrine might he
Srent :" Influence an election OF CON
stress favorable - 4 canoe ta'ion "t 'ne
huge dNh'" How s,r Il" You think mat
our F,urn2caH r-Nd:;NrS could CONSIDER
rhov ro"'E afford :" e" in spending
,r7.c-pr;ee - ms KIND" \ billion dol
la~s would h. 4 h1r=1,T "-;cc II th"y
could ~, = ovc- and ril themselves "s
THIS ero-0,ou& ti"auc!al ohlis;atjon."
The WrS; V!--;uia rrSmhH- fees v"rr
GcsH.y q" ms a,a.,"-. ana expressed
Tho feeling ma: he had sounded a
Timely warning - the people OF me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
MARK ADAMS

Max Adams prominent farmer and
contractor o. Nar75Sv',lc. ohio. died At
the ohio Valley Genera, hospital H"Stsr-
day morning 4; = o.,to,N. I:S the result
~ S1wm:i' accident near MS home ~"
wS"nS ago. While working near 'he cir
ru,ar SAN. Mr. ADAMS slIpp"i and his
Ugh; lsy cam. N contact With the saw.
Tn" lluh vas <" badly "ut hat II had &"
~ amputated above N" Ane". II WAS
at drst Thought ina; Mr.. Ada ms would
recover hut the shock and loss OF blood
proved 20" great.
fTs was :? ycarS OF age and had spent
Al; his nfN N Belmont and Harrison
counties. ohio. purjnG NOS; %: his lie
hc was farmer. residing near Pleasant
Grove. He was vel. known Throughout;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

"Sunposjre ynu had lived n the Wild
nd 1no.v oes: a. did far dus-ter
Of century. especially Dung tire cd
frontier DAYS. and ver" taken si"h
with 10 Doctors aNa!'an,". >d>S Mr.
w f.. McWhce-toN. prominent bus
moss r'au. manager Of the Amcr"an
Salvage Co.. sl5i1 Wnst Market street.
Louisville. Ny. which comcanA Is en-.
dorsed ny the FIRST National Rank or
Louisville. You would thank Your iu-Nv
stars that nature grew out Of the ground
for you. roots. barks and herbs that re-
ltrve all ailments"
II had been blessed with good health
until about six months AGO. "h"n II
seemed liha my whole system went back
on me. Ny stomach was in good Sudp"'
and my nervcS--wcli IL EcenCd 10 m" rs
though I was all nerves for | became
80 irritab | just hated to nave anyone
sneak TO me. couidn', sleep a. night
and just ro,;cd. tossed and J.'i'h'7: lust
,nuldn', find reStful SPOT N the bed.
cot M mornings more tired than HheH
/ went TO bed. | Just dragged IN! Sc 10
business vita my back and legs ach!nS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
HERB SAP BUILDS YOU UP
and HOLDS YOU THERE
Mr. W E. McWheerton, Manager American Salvage Co."
Thanks His Lucky Stars That Herb Sap Crossed His
Path, Restoring Him to Sound, Lasting Health. Re
lief Was Immediate.

me al DAY lonS. at" l't'le or nothing
81 rny meals ard VIVA, | did cat Wou On :
agree ~ me-. Wa~ a"CEi 10 give up
umt'l = shor' I'VE ago when | picked M
the newspaper and read a writrup arou'
iierh SAP Having been brought W. to
heliCv. IN herbs. the name llcrn sap in
pressed ~" 80 that hurried right down
70 tho drug store and bought q hottie.
| must SAY. Without eNaCGcratinn. h".
fore the completion Cf one bottle mv
health seemed Ia rush right back 10 M"
Herh SAP added to my system that
which waS lacking. ! now sleep In" a
,oE. cat Ike a horse. and feel fun Of lIfN
ovcrN second Of tho day. I must SAY
hat this means Il great deal TO me- too.
as my business demands my entire at
.err;nn Without A miru.c off for yaca-
ton. am 81 rrallficd with the Ocnrfi-
rI.l results obtained from Herb SaV
that | want cVcrVnre in poor health IN
give this wonderful toni" 4 fair trial I'll
guarantee no one VIII make Il mistake
by doing AS toni" and app"tlZ"r
It has whisky beat forty ways Tor e!ec-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

%. largely soil Cd" tho witness said.
'WhaiCi"r may bc the ultimate effect
ui this pro, r~inn. it's tendency certainly
uII lac ~ tnjs dIr-riiou.'
I'll" iurome ra> deduction provision.
;h" senate commerce" and house mef-
har.t marine committees were inform
cd WAS IN mea a substitute for
section ihirty-four OF tho Jones ship
mig act of 1870. never put into effect.
with provided preferential tariffs on
prndur;s imported in American ships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
WOODBURY. oRsxoUIEs.

Funeral SNrl ices fnr Ms Boil" W""d
burn Wh" died. Monday, viii t." h'''l
rom he FANNY home on sam ~'r""f.
M"unds,I''c. this aftcrn"n At ="
o'c!nck Tho Rev ! +: Scott. ras'"~ -
,Nc First NJ T.. church 90" Mounds. :''"
will onirIa'". and hurIaj viii l." It,Na'"
IN Mount Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

I'll vote avery time for Herb Sap "a
= tonic and health rrjuvenator. because
it's astonishing how IT put me hack
upon my feet" said Mrs. Ida WAS, SIG
South Seventh street. Louisville, Nv.
Il had suffered with stomach trouble
for wear or moro and was 20 nervous
all the time. | felt iik" fiyInE | a,tu-
ally got 50 weak could hardly get CUT
VI bed. and nervous | VAS so nervous |
couldn't wash the dishes without almost
breaking all OF them. | tried one neul-
line after another. but nothing did me-
biz OF good nut!l just recently. when
Herb Sap came into my NE san
Herb SAP advertised IN n" PAPER. 50
d-vidrL 10 Try Il. | did - with uttt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
MANY INJURED IN
:. CHARGE OF MAD STEER

= Lincoln. Neb.. April II At Least six
persons wore injured. On" believed
seriously and several others scratched
and bruised whom an onraCed st"-r
breaking away from ~" slarghtcrtnE
pen OF tho Lincoln Packing company,
charged INTO ;ha business section, sea-
terinS pedestrians
Tn" animal. SalloPinG and charging
over fourteen blocks Of the rity's main
thorouEhfares. turned into the residen-
t'ai section and cAvnrted over TWO miles
~ streets and property before II vas
shot dad ~ police. nearly three miles
eway from the packing house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Wind STORM DOES
! SOME DAMAGE HERE

Several windows were broken and
large number OF trees destroyed as a
result II the severe wind storm that
hit THIS c,'v ~ 3n O'Clock yesterday
morning Tho Storm. which reSemhicd
a small hurricane. vac accompanied by
vain thu. sailed down from tho clouds
VIII bullet Ike -aTIditv. Rain continued
fall ia;crmiti.Ht'T throughout tho
arH aS the DAY nrocrcaS"d de-
I'll .nwrr.ag "a Temperature WAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

that rart Of the country a. hard
working man and h!ndiE n"'gh""''
Surviving Mr.. Adams are his wife. VINO
before her m2rriHE" Ma Miss Macy
Morgan unc daughter. Mss l.G'iIe ~
home and OF" son. i'lU.. ct ~ ih"nN..
Funeral arrangements haH not been com
piCtrl last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
Stomach Trouble Left
Like a Bird from Its Nest
Rheumatism Left Mr. De Witt Brown Sexton of St. Paul
Cathedral Lexington, KY, in Pitiful Condiaion, With
Stomach All Out of Kilter-O, K. Now.

10 tho system. in natural vav. that
which - necessary Tor s,rhiy people IN
bringing back ,heir heal'h To tsil vo,
The truth. wouldn't h" wIthout Herr
sap. and ! trust tha' other Kill read
my testimony and also use this aondcr
fu medicine"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12

day evening. with IL" h'>. - '"'
Martin Gibson. pastor 80 ~" pass 49,.
hyterian church. nhl"iht'ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-12
ARCOLA
Saves this Banker
One-Third of
his Coal

W.: , have n had ,o in
one year an | 4 e a
ARCoLA and ARE very
much pleased with il. E.
j, requires very lit,le
care and does not burn
more than two-thirdS as
much coal as ordinary
stoves would 10 heat the
same space"
!. A. MCCARTHY
Cashier. First State Bank q!
Kingsley. Kingsley. Mich.
One-third Of your coal bill
is worth saving; telephone
for an estimate NOW.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL-William Gillette. In
The Dream Maker" performance at
$50 pm.
,POLl's-William Faversham. in
THE Squaw Man." at 500 pm.
GARRICK-"Miss Lulu Bett," with
Carroll McComas. at S:20 pm.
kEITH'S-Jack Norwor rth and
vaudeville, at 2:15 and sis pm.
SHUBERT-BELASCO Clark and
Mccullough. In "Chuckles of 1921"
and vaudeville. at 2:15 and sis pm.
GAYETY-"Helro 1922" at 2:15 and
Sis pm.
CAPITOI-""A Whirl of Gayety," at
2:15 and SIS pm.
STRAND-Jonia's Hawaiians and
vaudeville. at 2:45. $3.50 and s:4S
pm.
COSMOS-"An Arabian Night Mare"
and vaudeville, at 800, $3.50 and p.m
RlALTO-'Shame." photoplay fea-
ture, at 11:30 am, 1880, $3.50, S.3O,
1880 and $3.50 pm.
PALACE-Wil Rogers and Lila
Lee, in "One Glorious Day." at 1850
am. 1895, eco, AIS. y. 1850 and
$3.50 pm.
METROPOLITAN-H Hampton,
in star Dust" at 11:45 am, 1:45.
2:50. 5;a6, 7:49 and $3.50 pm.
COLUMBIA-Elsie Ferguson and
Wallace Reid. in Peter Ibbetson,"
at 1885 am, IL, 2:05, 4. 5:45. 1880
and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

IODA1.
District Chapter. American Red
ings for ex-service men temporarily
in the city and will have a house
warming from 4 to s o'clock at 210l
street.
The Parent-Teacher Association of
Brightwood Park School will meet at
$50 O'Clock. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter
will speak.
Teachers Association of Jackson
School win meet at a:a0 O'Clock. Mrs
Courtney Dinwiddie and Louis Julihue
will speak.
TONIGHT
Ladies Auxiliary of ST. AIMS Or
phan Asylum will meet at 8 o'clock
at the institution. 25th and X streets.
Potomac Council. No. 433, X. Of c..
will meet at s o'clock at X. c. Hall.
91S 10th street.
The Liberty A. c. will meet at Z
o'clock at home of Charles Jeffries,
1852 Sd street.
Valentine dance, $3.50 o'clock. wom-,
ems City Club.
The Washington Club of University
Of Chicago Alumni will have a dinner
Henry G. Gale. member of faculty,
will speak.
Reserve Officers Association, public
health service, will meet at o'clock
In boardrcom of District building.
Piney Branch Citizens Association
will meet at o'clock in Iowa Avenue
Methodist Church. Entertainment
features.
Division No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary to
Ancient Order of Hiberniaw, will
meet in Kidder building.
The Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
tion will meet at o'clock at Takoma
Park Library.
The Ohio Club of George Washing
ton University Law School will meet
at o'clock in Law School building
Representative Roy G. Fitzgerald will
speak.
Northeast Washington Citizens As
sociation will meet at o'clock in
Good Shepherd Guild Hall. Miss Flora
L. Hendley will speak of the needs
OF the schools of the sixth division.
Congress Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at 1925 O'clock.
Henry NJ. Rose will speak of "Wash-
ington, the City Beautiful" Ladies
night.
Mems Good Will Club will meet at
o'clock at Homer building, 18th and
F streets.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
CITY news IN BRIEF.

Senator Medill Mccormick. will de-
liver the principal address at the cell
ebration Of Frederick Douglass birth
day at John Wesley Church, tomorrow
night. The celebration Is under the
auspices of the Frederick Douglass
Memorial Association, of which Miss
Mamie H. Burroughs Is District presi-
dent. Mrs. Mary B. Talbert. national
president of the association, and Phil
H. Brown, commissioner in the, Labor
Department, will be among the speak
ers.
ValentinS entertainment for rail-
road men and their families will be
given tomorrow evening at Terminal
Il. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Souvenirs. addresses
and music.
City Club, DIR. Jonathan c. Day will
speak tomorrow at l m. on "Radi-
calism and How to Meet 1t in Amer
ica."
Parliamentary law section. Twen-
tieth Century Club. will meet tomor-
row at Y. W. c. A.. 1888 F street
at 10:4S and 1850 am. L. c. Bethel.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
will meet tomorrow evening at Bryan
School.
=. American Society for -:eel Treat-
ing will meet Friday at pm. in new
Interior Department building. Fran
els r. Foley will speak on THE An
healing and Hardening of Steel"
An evening In the southern high.
lands will feature ladies night"
meeting at University Club Wedpes,
day at $3.50 o'clock. DR.. Jonathah c:
Day will speak OF THE Southern
Mountaineer-His Traditions and Fu-
ture." Motion pictures and mountain
Michigan State Society will meet
Wednesday in Wilson Normal School
Dancing at 8 o'clock. F.
Mount Pleasant W. c. r. L. will
meet tomorrow. 2 pm. with Mrs. A.
B. Carly. 1924 Harvard street.
The Sixteenth Street Citizens Assoc
citation will meet tomorrow at pm.
with r. C.. Wright, 1911 Floral street.
Society of American BactcrfOloEtsts
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at Dis
trict building. Prominent scientists
will make addresses.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

a5c vick's Salve ....-...........2 &c
$3.50 Earle's Hypo-Cod- SEQ
35c Piso's Cough Remedy. ..29c
60c Anglers Emulsion ............l .lec
s1.0O American Oil. P. D. & Co. ...72c
15c Phenacetine and Salol Tablets
for Grippe 80
o5c Carter's Liver Pills .......... 16c
15c Package Of L. leads for Ever
sharp Pal or other standard sized
automatic pencils. Special. leo
Paragon Brand. Fine French Olive
Oil. / pint. special .............Sec
"a pint. special .................33c
SOC Aspirin. NJ. & NJ. 100 tablets. $50
H15c Colgate's Big Bath Soap. p..... loo
yantine's Soap, all odofs. Special.
Tor .-.-.-....--.-.... SOC
30c kolynos Tooth Paste. e.......... SOC
SIC Danderine ...........:........9 SEQ
Toilet Tissue Paper. rolls for. ;. .3Sc
Absorbent Cotton. Special. per h.. 2oo
Absorbent Gauze. Special, per
SdIus ...... .1oV
Evening star., 1922-02-13
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS

Central High Community Center:
The regular third Saturday public
organ recital and community concert
will be given on next Saturday night
in the auditorium, Edith B. Athey.
civic organist.
Wilson Normal: This center will be
open for a double feature attraction
tonight. Log Cabin night and music
week concert, directed by Mr.. D: q.
Pfeiffer and Robert Lawrence. The
public is invited.
The Columbia Athletic Club will
meet at 1880 o'clock tonight; tomor-
row afternoon, Sis o'clock: chill
den's rhythm: boys gymna sium. VAL
Club tomorrow night at O'Clock.
East Washington. tonight: Dramatic
Climb: Americanization class (night
schooD; Leviathan A. c.; kinnear
A. c.
johnson Powell. this afternoon: Ex-
nression for children; millinery for
women and children: French for chill.
dren tomorrow afternoon.
Birney: President John H. Wilson
will preside at a meeting of the Citi-
zens' Association tonight.
Lovejoy. tonight: Home nursing:
dietetics.
Southeast Center: The Pollyanna
Dramatic Club will give an old-fasn.
toned Valentine party on Tuesday
evening. There will be games. Valen-
tine boxes and refreshments
Evening star., 1922-02-13
MEDAL FOR DR.. HARRALL.
Awarded by Royal College Of Vet
erinary Surgeons.

DR.. Albert Harrall Of the zoologi-
cal division of the bureau of ami
NAL industry has been awarded the
Steel memorial medal for 1921 by the
council Of the Royal College of Vet
erinary Surgeons.
DR.. Harrall has been in the United
States bureau of animal industry for
the last thirty years, and in the
course of that time. in addition to
publishing numerous papers on par
asitology, has built up a complete
index catalogue OF medical and, vet
Urinary zoology.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
Special Sale
Heating Appliances

$1o.T5 Electric Heating Pad. three
800 Electric Heating Pad. single
1915 Standard Make Electric Iron.
Special -.................. .$S.o0
2-quart Hot-water Bottle. Special. csc
All-metal Hot-water Bottle. spe-
Evening star., 1922-02-13
NOMINATIONS IN SENATE.
Leonard g. Husar Named as o. s.
Attorney in China.

The nomination of Leonard g.
Husar Of California to be district at
torney Of the United States court In
China has been. sent by President
The President has also nominated
Helen NJ. Bishop to be postmistress Of
Nonkton. Nd. The nomination Of Bas.
com n. Mustard to be postmaster OF
Bland, Va. was sent to the Senate
also.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

To Cure 2 Cold In One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The
genuine bears the signature Of z. W. Grove.
ment.