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The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Government Employees
Pledge Co Operation

To spread the slogan Of Don't
Get Hurt" among the many thou
sands OF government workers dur
ing the safety campaign. Lieut.. Col
c. o. Sheriff.. officer In charge OF
public buildings and grounds. at
tending his hrst meeting Of the
safety campaign committee yester-
day proposed that troops. bands
and other agencies at the disposal
Of the government should be used
to carry the message to the gov
ernment cJerka-
A meeting Of the representatives
Of each government department
with Chairman Boobar, Of the COM
mittes. will be held In the audi
torium Of the Interior Department
on Thursday to discuss the par
ticlpation Of the various depart
ments in the campaign also.
It was decided to hold the safety
parade on December I At noon.
John H. Hanna, vice president
Of the Capital Traction Company
and chairman Of the public utiii-
ties committee. explained how the
carriers Of the District could be
used to the best advantage Post
ers and streamers WIN be put on
the rear and front Of every street
car. motor bus and taxicab car
rying the slogan. Don't Get Hurt"
Mr.. Hanna also plans to use the
telegraph companies by having the
messenger boys deliver with each
telegram another message addressed
to Anybody. Anywhere" Don't
Get Hurt"
Rudolph Jose. chairman of the
passenger vehicle committee. an
nounced that the Warrington Mo-
tor Trade Association will run q
courtesy week in conjunction with
the safety campaign. while doing
everything In their power to make
the safety campaign q success. The
motorist will be urged to show con-
sideration that he would expect
from others.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
RELIEVES CONSTIPATION, CASTRITlS. BILIOUS
sNESS, DIZZY SPELLS, HEADACHES ES-STRENCTHEM
WEAK KIDNEYSROUSES A LAZY LIVER
WASHINGTON MAN
GLAD TO REPORT
Retired Pinkerton Detective Suf.
fered From Stomach Trouble,
Blsatsd Feeling. ceastipa-
don and Nervousness.

Mr.. William McIntire, residing
at Rivsrdale. just outside of
Washington, who Is a retired
Pinkerton detective and we'll
known In this city, said: II am
glad to report my experience
with the new remedy, Dreco, for
was led to take this splendid
medicine by reading someone's
case in the paper.
Before taking Dreco 1 was
very nervous and laid awake
hour after hour every night.
then when morning came I'd
drop of to sleep. My bowels
were constipated SO that I had
to take medicine for them every
night or I'd suffer next day.
II believe my stomach caused
most OF my troubles for my d.
gestion was weak and nearly
everything disagreed with me,
turned sour and bloated me up
The gas was very distressing.
The first bottle of Dreco
benefited. my troubles so I took
more and now I do not hesitate
to say that I'm feeling better
than for months. my bowels act
regularly, sleep well all the
night through and my digestion
Is so much improved that ]
never suffer from gas, sourness
or bloating. Dreco 10 certainly
a splendid medicine for these
troubles"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Made Of Juices and Extracts d
: Reos, Herba Barks and
Leaves-Contains No
Alcohol, Mercury
~ss; or Potash.
Special Representative From Lab
oratoy Has Headquarters at
o'DeanelPs Drug Store b Nest
Local People and Explain the
Merits of This Great Remedy,
Drseo.

There are hundreds of people
In this section suffering from
Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas in
the stomach. constipation and
other ills which can be easily
relieyed II they only follow the
advice given by others who
have tried the new medicine.
.-Dreco.
Most people do not stop to
realize that a lot of outward
symptoms are really caused by
some deeper trouble and nine
times out of ten 1t 10 either
constipation. stomach trouble.
weak kidneys OF sluggish
G liver at the bottom of 1t all.
Take for instance foul breath,
that tired. achy. drowsy feeling.
pains in the back, sore muscles.
aching joints, nervousness, ca
tarrh and rheumatism Get the
vital organs working properly
and these symptoms disappear.
After taking Dreco a while
you will notice the bowel ac-
tion becomes easy and regular
every day, gas ceases to form
in the stomach. headaches pass
of, the giddy dizzy feelings dis
appear. the kidneys are regu-
lated so that backaches and
painful muscles and joints are
relieved. the nerves are soothed
SO that sleep becomes sound
and restfuL
Since it's introduction In this
city a short time ago, Dreco
has sprung into instant favor
and today there is hardly a city
block but that someone Is TAX
ing 1t and obtained remarkable
benefits. To prove this we pub
lish alongside the signed state
ments OF local citizens giving
their names and addresses. which
Is the. most honest way We can
prove our claims. Read them,
we have many more on file,
then IL you are convinced of the
merits of Dreco go to the drug
store today and get a bottle;
you'll never regret II.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Mart DEI1lES
Hssvy Selling IN stselEs
Drives Level = Lever
Average.

NEW ToRK. NOV, sS>-A rsssnp-
tson Of heavy ssiiing Vas ne fsa-
turs % ne day On the stock Ex-
change. win csnnfsssos house
sentiment psssimistfc ~ 10 the IN
mediate future o. the nsrkst.
liquidation BY tired ana discouragee
buiIs appeared - furnish the pri-
mary force bshind the DAYS de-
ciinss. Traders on the short side
did not fail. however. to take sd-
vantage OF their opportunities. and
suecssdsd IN unesvsrineg . censid-
srabis nsnber Of stop-ioss orders.
Barring temporary stsedy1ng dur
ing the noon hour. the trend Of
prices vas steadily dewnvzrd- 90
that by the. closs rails were from
one 20 two points lower. while In
dustrfais showed many Losses run
ming from one 70 three points
Lswsv Level ReseAsl-
The average prices Of both rails
and fndustrtais today reached .
point approximately equal 20 the
bottom Of the June break In the
market the frst Important tntsr-
ruption 10 the advance which bsgsa
In August. 1881. for the industriais
and somewhat earlier for the rail-
road Issues This brings the aver
ages 20 the point whore they stood
last April Somewhat more than
one-third Of the total sdvsnes since
the bull market began has thus
been cancelled
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Don |! |! cET HDR
SCHEME BACKED
81 DC. CHAMBER
Ham Stresses Duty ef Pc.
desfriaa h Safety
Campaign.

II Unsninous1y lndersfnx N intsu-
eve safety campaign ana urgfng
that the .sss.SPt. be made
permanent. the Washington Cham
Der of csmmeres last night
adopted resolufions to that eject
g neettng held at the New
Ths ressistisas were adsptsl
following a.. address on the
sa1efy movement by william r.
aam. 81 the Washington Railway
- Azeetrae Company. and eAafr-
me1 q the Washingtsn aafsty
Comm1ffee. in which he stressed
sne tsct that pedestrians have
autaes snd sbligations a. wen ~
nofcrssts. and poiats1 cut that
exist between the notorist ana
the pedsstriaa.-
We want 10. wsrk In perfect
harmony with the police ana the
Dfstriet ccnnissioners." Mr.. Han
said. ANA u We do. and u We
present ourselves properly ne
may. at some later date, BE- sbis
TO secure constructive safety leg
tsi9ttou from Congr0os.s
The speaker described the aims
and purpoees Of the eampaign IN
detail. Dsiating out fhs eIorts
which win be made 70 give me
project . permanent position In
Washington. ~.
Bitterly criticising the poor pay
Of school tsaehers. the part time
| system under which thousands Of
Washington school, children are
being educated. and the claim that
I'VE can get s3.0oo.0oo from Con-
gress for Q monument but not ]
cent for m additional policeman
TO safeguard the lives Of eur chill
drsn." Henry H Glsssis last night
| nayed . plan for the extension Of
the parks of the District which
came before the chamber for con-
sideration.
The chamber approved q report
BY Gen Anton Stephan regarding
and also Garfield Hospitals drive
for $1So.o0o for two new buildings,
BY resolution unanimously
adopted, the president of the Cham
bar Of Commerce IL authorized "a
appoint . committee to co-opsrats
| at . meeting to be held December {
In the interest Of national educa-
tion.
An address. in which she out
lied the duties. aims and accom-
plishments OF the American Red
Gross. the Greatest Mother in the
world" was made BY Miss Mabel
r. Boardman. She asked all to CO.
operate In making the Red Cross
Roll call . success.
DR.. William C. Fowler. Health
Omcer. briefly spoke on Cancer
Week and explained in some detail
the symptoms Of the disease.
Urging hearty cooperation in
making the Shrine convention next
June. . rousing success. Edgar
Snyder. addressed the convention
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Many Women Suffer This Way
And Feel Badly All the
Time.
SIMPLE HOME TONIC
HELPS THEM QUICKLY

II suffered from general weak
ness and ailments Of women in
general. declared Laura r. CAL
dreds of Peoples Drug Store Gus
toners complain of the same thing
so We print below how easily,
and nicely such troubles may be
overcome as proven in hundreds of
cases here in town. Read what
this lady says herself.
Il was nervous and always pale,
thin and weak. could not rest at
men. I always felt half-dead ON
my feet. / guess / would be suf :
fering that way right now IL I
hadn't visited Peoples Drug
Store one day. They told me
about Hypo-Cod and of hundreds
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
If KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts 10 Flhsh Kidneys and
Neuhalize Irritating
AeidS

Kidney and bladder irritations
often result from uric acid. says
filter this acid from the blood
and pass 1t on TO the bladder.
where II may remain to frritate
and inflame. causing q burning.
scalding sensation. OF setting up
an irritation at ths neck Of the
bladder. obliging you to seek re-
lief two or three times during
the night. The sufferer IL In con-
slant dread: the water passes
sometimes with a scalding SEN
again. there Is difficulty in void
ing II.
Bladder weakness most folks
urination. While II Is extremely
annoying and sometimes very
painful. this is often one of the
most simple ailments to over
come. Get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take q tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast:
continue this for two or three
days. This will help neutralize
the acids in the urine so II no
Longer Is = e source Of irritation
organs. which then act normal
again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. harm
less. and is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon Juice. COM
bined with lithia, and Is used by
thousands of folks who are sub.
jectsto urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts
is splendid for kidneys and causes
no bad effects whatever.
Here you have pleasant. ef-
fervescent lithia water drink,
which often quickly relieves
bladder irritation.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
4DRECO' PROVED
UNTOLD WORTH
Retired B. 4 o. Man Aeelains
Great HsbsI ksasay Ter
Rs6sf He Obtained.
Kidasys Liver anA Stsaaeh New
Shsasthsssd as1
Rsstsre1.

/. II 10 well to bear in mind
that hsadaehes. bsckaehss. Aissy
spells, poor circulation. broken
sleep. gas In the stomach. con-
stipation are signs OF . weak
ened stomach and IL neglected
are bound to bring on more So
rious trouble. Give your stomach
the proper assistance by taking
Dreco. the great herbal remedy
and you'll soon be fseiihg like
yourself again. enjoying perfect
health and full Of vim. xisor
and energy.
II read Of the great amount
Of good Dreco was doing for
pepoie right in our section 20
determined to try It myself and
It has proven of untold value to
me-" said Mr.. Daniel Sullivan.
Of 1920 r street southeast.
Warrington. d. C. Mr.. Sullivan
was with the 3. q o: for forty
four years and Is now on tbs
retired list. being well known
to hundreds of railroad men
here.
II am no longer troubled with
gas forming in my stomach
after eating. for my digestion is
SO greatly improved. and eat
anything put before me. I
never have that lump in my
throat which often felt like I
was choking.
MY liver has been purged
thoroughly yet Dreco acted 20
gently day by day there was
no unpleasant feeling. This has
ended the dizsy feelings and
headaches and quieted my nerves
so that sleep soundly. Ny
kidneys have been regulated and
no longer act too freely nor get
me up during the night. I am
highly pleased with Dreco for
I feel better and stronger than
in q long time"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
LEADING WASHINGTON ARTIST
GIVES STRONG ENDORSEMENT
Man Who Painted Portraits Of
President Garfield and Prsd-
dent Cleveland and the World
Famed Picture Of the Aseen-
sion Of Christ, Gives Praise to
the Great Medicine 'Dreeo."

Mr.. L. P. Spinner, of 1910
Twelfth street northwest, Wash
fngton, d. c., an artist with the
Clinedents Studio. the man who
painted the world-famed picture
Of the Ascension of Christ, the
only one like II in existence,
having spent twenty years on II
and also the portraits of Presi-
dent Garfield and President
Cleveland, as well as many
other notables. recently gave the
following interview:
For some time have been
troubled with stomach disorder
ana a sluggish liver. l had to
be careful of my diet; in fact, 1
denied myself many dishes be-
cause / knew they would dis
agree with me. 1 often suffered
from gastritis, a burning sensa-
tion in my Stomach and sour
ness. My bilious liver caused
dizzy spells, a coated tongue and
nervousness.
Il do no hesitate to say that
Dreco has given splendid relief
In these troubles. never suf-
fer now from the gas in my
stomach nor sourness, although
eat whatever / want. My liver
was purged very pleasantly and
now i am free of dizziness and
my tongue has been cleared off.
L sleep sound and arise feeling
refreshed. have a good ap.
petite and my entire system has
been invigorated by taking
Dreco. I'm sure II will benefit
anyone who is troubled as !
was"
A special representative from
the Dreeo Laboratory {. located
at O'DonneIl's DRUG store, eOl
Ninth street northwest. to couf-
teousiy explain the merits Of
this great remedy.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Big CHANGE IN
ONLY Two WEEKS
This Lady Relates Her Expert
enee With New Remedy Dreee,
Which is Proving So Salts
factory Here.
Prompt Relief From Gas in Stom-
aeh, Constipation, Nervousness
and Headaches.

II do not hesitate to tell how
much good Dreco has done me
In two weeks. 1 felt greatly
improved the first week and now
I'm like my former SELF" de-
clared Mrs. H. r. Jones. of
Staunton. Va.
Il think my trouble dated
back to my stomach. for I've
been bothered a long time with
gas collecting and full, un-
comfortable feeling after meals.
became nervous, couldn't sleep
well and suffered with head
aches. was badly constipated,
which required medicine every
night to keep my bowels NOV :.
ing.
SO many people here were
praising Dreco ! got some and
have found 1t to be everything
claimed for IL. My constipation
is entirely relieved, i eat any
thing and never have the gas. am
free of headaches and those
nervous spells have disappeared
Dreco surely gets my approval"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
BROKER A SUICIDE
IN HEAVY FAILURE

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Less than
- hours after the suicide OF Jesse A.
Wassermann- broker. came announce
'nent of the failure OF the New York
Stock Exchange house OF wasser-
mann Brothers, of which he was
member.
1t Is accepted that the firms fnan-
cial condition and his own led Was
sermann to take his life. II Is esti-
mated the un-ecured liabilities Will
qmount to $3.50 Onn
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
ODonnell'sD Drug
Store Is Headquarters
for Dreco in This
City.

The popularity and success oi
Dreco I'm other cities. where the
sales are running into the thou
sands of bottles, reached the
ears of O'DonneIr's Drug Store
long before this remedy was Of
fered for sale in this city.
O'Donnelis Drug store says
they were fortunate to have
their drug store established as
.headquarters I'm this city for the
dfstribution of Dreco.
Already the sale of Dreeo In
Washington is enormous and in
ereasing weekly, which proves
without n doubt that Dreco In nm
honest medicine of real merit
which can be depended upon to
do everything claimed for II.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Lincoln Park Offers
Solution for Accidents

Restriction Of permits for auto
mobile drivers and more adequate
facilities for handling trafic were
proposed by the Lincoln Park Citi.
zens Association last night.
The following chairmen of com.
mittees were appointed: Program
Lafayette Buehler; constitution
George P. Barse; House. w. A
Greer: press. william A. Carlin
education. Harold E. Warner: pub.
lie utilities, L J. Leiper: public
health, DR.. C. J. Murphy; streets
avenues and parks. A. A. Denham
printing, George H. Judds and will
lam N. King; membership. J. l.
Gammefl; historian, d. F. Lawson
rivers and harbors, Ray L. Smith
and law and legislation. William c
Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Pair Has Hard Time
Trying to Be Wed

Having procured a license to wed
in Montgomery County, Nd. Allan
Gather Nichols, 1901 Twelfth street
northwest. and Miss Julia Strong.
1850 Mintwood street northwest, mo-
tored to Ellicott City. Howard Coun-
ty. Nd. to be married last Satur-
day. only to be informed that the
license was not legal outside OF
the county in which 1t was issued
They then returned the Mont
gomery County license, procured
one In Howard County and were
married by Rev. A. Mylmne. of Eli
colt City. After the wedding they
left on = wedding trip. returning
to this city yesterday. They are
now living NJ wardm.n psrL Hot.,
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
FIVE MEN INJURED
IN TWO ACCIDENTS

Ray Walker. Patrick Duke and
Albert L. Sutton. soldiers attached
to Walter Reid Hospital. were in
ternally injured yesterday when an
auto truck on which they were rid
ing collided with n street car At
First street and New York avenue
northwest James f. McAlvey.
driver. escaped injury.
Two negroes were painfully in
jured when their auto collided with
a trolley car on Fourteenth street
northwest near X street. One is
believed to have been hurt intern
ally. They were tr.sted at Emer-
gency Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15

plslnfs " bslng seed f11esaot,y
:Sss. sss... ssssgs sss st.ss e gsssos:
steisns sntsrsa : trap la - -
police. :,
A polieswousa. with : goid-slged
purse ppstyveiRg sJIebtiv freh ~
coat peckst, sptered 3 crowd egntf>
Ing : street ear ~ Ninth aal NOV
York avenue nssthwsst - tAers
Hinse.s acserdtpg - ths eetAef1vss
who were wstG4bng, etele t1ae poek-
stbook. HIS arrest followed.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
LIS. KSVIlEY'S
ARREST FOLLOWS
PUBLICIIY stunt
Advance Nodes Given =
Press q Intent =
Picket Embassy.
Ceallssel frea Pefs 0ss.

ceslt.ssl frss Peg oss.
- HGrs. llssvissy's shoulder and
DECLARED her under syrsst.
4 Aea't card: I'm usss to isr she
saia-
rhs iittis eroap Of women. masyI
Of them gray-hairsd. were then
taken 70 rhird prseinct station.
whore they were charged with. vto-
lstfng . FEDERAL statute which
makes II Z misdemeanor 70 annoy IN
embassy. All but three Of the
women were released on bonds OF
esee each. Mrs. Nacswfney, As.
Ann Moan. 90 years old. Of Jack
sonyills. Fla-. and Mics Minnie Ksar-
ney. 1903 L street northwest. chose
to spend the night in Jail rather
than give bond
II had no intention Of violating
the Law Of this country which has
shown me so much hospitality, and
20 tar ~ ! know have violated no
lsw," said Mrs Macswfney last
night. Dressed In the regulation
prison uniform, consisting of .
coarss blue wrapper. black cotton
stockings and white canvas shoes.
she dictated . statement to her at
torney. John r. Finerty. president
OF the American Association for
Recognition Of the Irish Republic.
Mrs. Macswiney will not go on a
hunger strike IN q United states
prison." explained Finerty when
asked II the widow OF Dublin's for
mer lord mayor was planning to
follow her husbands lead In making
demonstration. TT was merely
our wish to bring the case Of Mrs..
MacSwiney's sister-in-iaw, who 10
now on the tenth day Of a hunger
strike In ireland. before the Ameri-
can people. That was her AMI our
purpose" q,
yskes win OMeera
Laughing as they were arrested.
some of the women rode back to
the station with Capt. Flather.
None OF them seemed worried at
being imprisoned "I1l stay here
all night" said Mrs. Macswiney,
In her rich Irish brogue, as she
3oked with police officers.
All Of the women will appear
before U. 8. Commissioner Mac
donald At o'clock this afternoon.
In her statement last night Mrs.
Macswiney declared she would de-
mand immediate trial. 1T ID
absurd to say that by carrying a
poster past the embassy I have
broken the law. Moreover I do
not believe the Department of
Justice thinks Fhave violated the
statute under which they have
charged me-" she continued.
The three women prisoners ate
the regular food provided at the
House of Detention. consisting of
bread, meat. coffee and fruit. They
went to bed at o'clock. all feel
ing cheerful" say those in charge.
Nips Pickering Plan.
Capt. Flather received informa-
tion OF the proposed picketing
from a source which he would not
divulge. He said he personally
led the policemen SO that he
might influence the picketers to
change their minds.
II was the plan Of the picketers
| II was learned last night. to pa
rade daily before the embassy
until Mary Macswiney is released
Yesterdays arrest apparently puts
an end to this plan.
A variety of banners were car
ried by the women, one of which
read. Germany shot Edith Cavell.
England tortured Mary Mac
Swiney. Which would you
choose?"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15

opposed TO the proposed bonding Of
automobile drivers In the city.
Willard N. Hoimsh secretary. was
Instructed by vote to ask for q re-
ecnsideration By the Public Utiiities
Commission dscision In refusing to
grant an extension OF the sixteenth
street bus line from Buchanan street
to the District line at Georgia and
Alaska avenues northwest.
Before the mesting adjourned II
was decided to protest to the son-
ing commission the proposed erec-
tion Of gasoline station at Georgls
ana Aiaska avenues northwest
Three new, members. Charles II.
Mayors. l. p. Allen. @. r. Dickson.
were introduced
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
Sixteenth Street Heights
Adds Its Indorsemen

Unanimous indorsement of the
Safety First campaign was made BY
the sixteenth Street Heights Citi-
gems Association at = meeting In the
home Of c. N. Shinn. 1909 Floral
street northwest. last night. Each
member then pledged active sup
port Of the move.
Members went on record a. being
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
n. y. CURB
~ Ssy .'. 9 3 -, -

NV YoRK. ,ssv. 1t>--@xss m.s-
ket - the New Yor1k Curs Ex<
enenGa sithough inclp1i.g advanoes
numbsr of Issues ~ Ne eeriy
tea11sG. was of . ysvsr1nw eoareo-
eers end efeef ~ nsgt houk 6evo1-
oye1 heavy teas via - uA5orfty
- etocks 5e1njng - ~ 6ernvasd
AoveDsnf IN Dtan1nr1 on ingnes
centinnsd = asnapl nept stsspstsn.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
ONCE NOTED BALL PLAYER
ACCUSED AS PICKPOCKEI

rested yesterday on three charges
OF picking packets. Ne was later
released on el.oeo bond
Hines. who attracted the suspies
Ions Of police sssignsd 70 ipvesti.
gate the namerous piekpeekes com.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-15

opce . noted baseball player ef
rephte. credited In amcial baseball
-records with being one Of the drst
players to complete an unsssistsd
triple play. Paul A. Hinss. now gray.
heired and 50 yssrs old. was ~.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-04-13
HAIR NETS AND ARMENlANs
Interesting Comparison Between Cost
Of the Former and the Clothing
Of the Latter.

The hair net milady wears would
clothe several orphan children in Ar
menia for more than six months. That
is, the cost of them would. Even Ar
menian orphans are sometimes more
modest than milady.
Experts have figured that $3.50 will
completely attire in unbleached mus
lin garments child of the Far East
relief orphanages of the Transcauca-
sian famine zones for six months. And
experts also hgure that milady's bill
for hair nets during like period would
be in considerable excess of that
amount, depending upon-well, upon
several things. Hair nets are of un.
certain durability under any circum.
stances. And milady is not always
over cautious Even an expert hesi.
tates to hazard some guesses.
The Near East relief has Just pur.
chased 100000 yards of unbleached
muslin for summer garments for ite
wards in Transcaucasia. Where IL
there a bill-maddened household heot
ungallant enough to remark that 9
country full Of orphans is not the
greatest liability In the world?-Chi
cago Evening Post.