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The Washington times., 1922-05-02
POLICE WORK FAST IN
MAKING THIS ARREST

Washington police work fast these
days.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss l1arie II. Weir, telephone op,
orator at 1915 Sixteenth street north
west. reported to the police that her
handbag had been stolen. II con-
tained tl4, a diamond stickpin, a
lavalliere and a gold watch chain.
Fifteen minutes later Headquarters
Detectives Sweeney and waldron and
Policeman A. e. Connella arrested
George r. Traver, colored. They
say they found the stolen goods AT
his home, 1857 Twentieth street
northwest. Travers is said to have
been delivering groceries in the Six
tsenth street apartment house when
the theft took place.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
ALMAS TEMPLE BALL
At CITY CLUB TONIGHT

Aimss Temple, Oasis of Washing
ton, will hold the Imperial Poten.
tate's Ball TO Imperial Potentate OF
North America Ernest A. Cults, In
the auditorium of the City Club at
0 O'Clock tonight. Many Shrine
disnitsries from all parts of the
country will attend.
Almas Military Band will escort
the Imperial Potentate into the hall
and the Arab Patrol will put on a
snappy drill. The auditorium is
being deliberately decorated and a
number Of novelties have been
planned.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
FIRST STRAW HATS OF
SEASON COME OUT
ON r STREET

The flowers that bloom in
the spring, tra-la." aren't
the only blooming things in
Washington. by a long shot.
IL you want to get a line on
some other choice spring
sprouts just park yourself on
the avenue or on + street and
see the straw hats the warm
weather has brought out.
At first a few daring eggs
came ont under the merry old
hay. They FASTENED to the
drug store for cold cures and
then Eune for the old derbies.
Then few less daring birds
sportnd the midseaBon head.
gear and some Of 'em got by
with II. But yesterday after.
moons high temperature and
ardent sun brought out some
positively mild-natured old
boys with the COW fodder top
pieces. A few more days and
il will be a habit.
These, by tho way. aren't
the only bloomers-but, then,
you'll have to ask the ladies
about that,
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
CANAL project
WOULD LESSEN
PRICE Of AUT0'
City Club Told Freight Fro
Detroit Would Be Cut
Nine-tenths.

Washington motorists would sa
81 600 900 a year on the freie
charges of automobiles which II
purchase IL the Great Lakes i
Lawrence deep waterway were
operation. declared Congressman
w. Chalmers of Ohio. author OF
bill for the construction of the car "
during the course of his speech
fore the members ot the City c =
forum luncheon, today.
The present cost of shipping au,o
mobiles, he said. from Toledo or De
troit TO Washington IS SO per JOE
pounds, or $50 for a 3,000-pouno csr
with the st. Lawrence woterw
completed, we could pace these
tomobiles aboard a boat at Toledo
Detroit and deliver them IN Wac
ington at. less than one-tenth u T,
rail cost" Mr.. Chalmers said.
The speaker declared that the ia
roads are Inadequate to HANDLE
per cent of the traffic during norm
times. rsa ...
1T would take an expenditure
81 ,000, 900. 900 a year for the ne
twenty years to eliminate this dCf \
uuency and bring the raiiroa
ness" he said. Vice Preside
Elisha Lee. Of the Pennsylvania 6, 4
tenn, said that the demands upon Z
railroads double every ten years.
this he the truth the railroads
hopelessly behind" said Chalu1ert
"The railroads have not had
building program for the past eii'
years. There is less railroad m
age now than there was In 1914.
that time the mileage was 25+.
miles and now II Is only 253,o2s III
"a loss of s4S miles In eight year.
Congressman Chalmers pointed OF
the benefits to be derived from T.
completion of the canal project, e's
phasizing the benefits that WashirE $
ton would receive in the way ''
cheap per hydro-electric power.
with the completion of h,s
waterway. which will make 800. o.
horsepower available for commerce
use. Washington will be linked in 4
super-power zone connecting. r,
ton, New York, Baltimore. and
This will mean cheaper rates
power right here in Washington
Chalmers said that freight is
being carried on the great lakes
less than one mill per ton mile,
that the ocean rates varied from
to three mills per ton mile. II,
clared the waterways should b,
veloped to, carry at least one
of the tonnage OF the country,
ing out that on this basis the W
carrying capacity would be apr
mately 500 900. 100000 ton n
which, at thirteen mills less
rail rates, would shown an ar
saving in freight rates of six and
half billions of dollars. He sal,
most extravagant thing America
do at this time is to neglect
waterways.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
COPYBOOK ENGLISH VS..
EVERYDAY AMERICAN.

It's a very great pleasure, in
deed" w.
Pleased TO meet cha" ..
And madam, at what hours do
you serve the mesIs?"
when do We eat'"
Yes, sir, shall attend 20 this
at once"
''AiI right, old thing"
Don't so near him! In his pres.
ent temper he is very easily pro.
voked."
He has a mad on"
They are making things might.
lily unpleasant for me-"
They are picking on me-
There Is nothing that can do.
The remedy rests entirely with
yourself"
'You sro tho doctor"
BE still, fellow, hold thy
tongue"
"shut up
such conduct should be con,
demped in unmeasured terms"
ITS . shame?'
Now, please listen carefully, and
give me your very closest atten-
ton" &c..
Now, freeze on 10 thisr'
The position is not as pleasant
as thought. Some of the duties
are very dissgreesbie, and there
are many petty annoyances."
"It's not what II is cracissd up
10 be-"
FRED VETTBR.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow

To-day.
Msstinx-Columbis Heights Citizens
Association, election OF officers. ST,
stephens Hall. soiT Fourteenth street
northwest, y. m.
Public leoture-By Prof Thomss r..
Brown, physics department, George
ashington University, on radio tsies-
raphy and telephony, room 3, Lisner
Hall. soas q street northwest, .. m.
Meeting = National Capital Dental
George Washington University, . o. m.
Meetins-orsnt, Toner, and weight
man Parsnt-T Teacher Association, Toner
northwest, .. m.
Confsrence--Consress OF Mothers ana
Parent Teacher Associations with Super
intendent Of Schools Frank W. Pslieu
and other school officials. board room
Franklin school. Thirteenth and X
streets northwest, .. IN.
Ball-in honor Of Imperial Petsntats
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SHRINERS' BALL WILL
HONOR HIGH POTENTATE

The Shriners' ball, OF Almas
Temple, honoring Imperial Poten-
tate Ernest A. Cults, OF Savannah,
Ga, will be held tonight at the
City Club. Arrangements formerly
made to hold the ball at the Willard
were necessarily altered on account
OF the recent fire and both the dinner
and dance have been transferred TO
the new. City Club, r
The grand march will be led by
the Ainnas Military band and Arab
Patrol, beginning promptly at .
o'clock
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
SWAMI FOUND GUILTY
AS HANDBOOK MAKER

Handbook making In the District
received a severe setback yester.
day in Criminal Court No. 2, Jus
tice siddons presiding, when a Jury
convicted Charles T. Swami, whose
southeast, was raided April 8, 1920.
Swami was released under $4,000
bond TO await sentence. Assistant
District Attorney ]. III. Bilbrey
conducted the prosecution and At
torney James A. O'shea represented
Swami.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Ernest A. Cuts. by AinsH Temple, su-
ditorium OF the City CLUB. p, m.
M.etins--wsshInston Cat Club, home
OF Miss Emma Payne, 1915 @ street
northwest, .. m.
Temerrsw.
Meeting = aeorHe Washington Post,
No. 4. American Legion. beard Feom,
District Building. % .. m.
weekly lunchs0n--Lions CLUB, New
willard Hotel, I D. m.
Meeting - Arkansas State soci.ty,
Thomson School, Twelfth snd L streets
northwest, . .. m.
yLunohson--Grant, Toner, and weisht-
man Parent-Teacher Association Grant
School, Twenty-first and q streets
northwest, - .. m.
Card p.rty--ny tn. osv.l Club Char
ter, Ne, ~, Order of the nsstsrn star
0svsi Club, Tis Thirtssnth street nsrth-
vest, .. m.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
L0ST-LINE LIMERICK.

]. II. ERHARDT asks the con-
tribs to supply the last line for this
limerick:
1 married a girl name Bertha,
The price i paid was worth her,
The way she could brew
Would make you fall, too,
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
Y. M. c. A. Luncheon.

Miss Bertha Butz, the Brazilian
delegate to the Pan-Americsn Con.
gress, which waE held in Baltimore
last week, was Nhe guest Of honor
and speaker at the business and
professional women's luncheon at
the II street branch of the Y. NJ.
c. A. yesterday.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Rastus--Msn, we's gonna have
dat Ffoto circus hesh from now
0n--sII the time, Ah means. Some.
body's done bought it.
SSm-Man, yo amt crszy-yo's
jes' dumb, dst's all.
Rastus-Say, ignorumps am
gnawing away de bars Of yo' up
stairs cell. Can't yo' read dat
siEnH IL says SELLS Floto Circus
here today"
a.. HARPERs FERRY.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Friend JOE TUMULTY
having tCritten Voluminously
on Wilson Gs krew Him"
ought not0 TO give us some
thing on "WiIsom as I Kro,o
Him.
A. J. c.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
HOW SHE DIED.
Of Rose O'Grsdy."

"Swcof Kosc OUrndy,
She was lady by birth,
But she was tired Of living
And wanted TO leave this earth.
She preferred to die by inches,
But dying by inches was hard,
So she went out In our alley,
Laid down and died by the yard
RAWLETT.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

One of Postmaster General
Hays last official acts t0as TO
offer prizes for criticisms Of
the department, BurLeson got
plenty of them for nothing.
OfDONO.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Bicycle for SAie-For girl or
lady. in good condition. sl=. AL
Park VIEW CITIZEN.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
NGRESS EXPECTED TO IGNORE PROTEST AT DISTRICT TAX Bill
Y2hE!ARD1 9 1'asEEM1
R-9BN BILL PRICE EeS&lS%
THE FREE THEATER TICKETS
FOR C0NTRTBS.

The tea free tickets TO be
aWarded each night 90 The Shss-
bert-GaTSrck Thedter TO the ftve
best contributions received for
Fl and S tDill not be on the basis
Of the five best co7stribs PRINT
ED each Afternoon, bat the flee
best RECEIVED by the editor
each day, 10 be printed at con-
VeHierce.
The tickets soilt be asoarded BY
the committee appointed by ths
ShHbert- Gorrick people, tho sdi-
tor being spared kapiHg 10 psake
comparison bstsDss1 RES Sssich ap-
preciated contributors and fans.
SO shoot the contributions
along amd Uctch each afternoon
for the list of those toho are 10
reesspe tickets that night. -
The tickets t0iH 90 TO OLD and
NEW contributors. ThsTe is
Just as much chance for Ret0
nibblers at fame to get the
tieksts as for others, and % ntny
be that the neU tUyTteTs t0tu be
able 20 shot0 the old ones that
they have got some good things
"in their systems" to turn loose
through II and s.
Send you correct names along
NTH your contribs. The tickets
aoiH be left at the boa office of
the .Shubsrt-G Gurrick each night,
and you may call there for them,
identifying yourself TO the salts
faction of the ticket agent.
The mad Was large this morn
ing, showing that the II and S
family Is going 10 haze a fine
time IN the theater competition.
Don't conclude that because
one contribution yotf send fsa one
day fails TO tOin that other con-
trtbutioRs t0ill meet the same
fate. Don't quit so easily.
TODAY's WINNERS.
These contribs will find two
tickets each waiting for them at
the Shubert-Bclasco tonight, and
they will witness a fine show In
"The Boomerang"
--wx x,u-u.-
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
FRED yETTER.
ED HENRY, Falls Church.
C, 4. RHODES,
TOM CUJHANE.
1H ~ I-xrTu u-rT aS~r.hn ~

We'd like to see PAUL WHITE
get two. He richly deserves them,
but he's In Des Moines, Iowa. He
sent in some fine stuff by today's
mail.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
THE FINAL GREEN EDITION

contains last minute news, complete
racing entries and results and other
sport world happenings. Get your
news a day ahead.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

HARPERs FERRY.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02

The stock market close, racing en-.
tries, complete financial reports and
all news in the Pink Edition Of The
Times every day.
The Washington times., 1922-05-02
WASN'T RASTUS RIGHT2

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Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted

DEMONSTRATORS, with selling
experience, real money makers,
So day up. Free particulars. P,
Q. Box IL, East End, Pittsburgh,
"a. 3642-A
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAiNs--Gold crowns
$500 up. False teeth 1880 up,
Teeth extracted Toe. DR.. SMITH
so4 Merchant St. Open evenings
3616A
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Special Notice.
NerIcES

TO WHOM IT May CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Frederick ~ Hill
will on Thursday, the 2Tth day OF
April, 1s22,rat eleven o'clock Il. NJ.
Of that day, or 90 soon THEREAFTER
as the matter can be heard, AZ the
Court House Of Marion County.
West Virginia, ipithe City 81 Fair.
mont, Marion County, West Eirsi-
mia, make application 10 the Cir
cult Court Of said Marion County,
for a State License to carry a re-
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physician, and ] reside 81 Montana
Mines, said Marion Comfy
Dated this 18th day Of April. 1922.
Frederick NJ, Hill.
4:1T24.
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Financial.
Misunderstanding

INDEPENDENT PLUMBING COM.
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Phone sse.JA $3.50.
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CARD or THANKS,

We wish 10 thank OUT uelghbors
and friends for the Kindness and
sympathy shown us during tho sick
iIesS and at the death OF our dear
husband and father. We also wish
60 thank those who donated theft
cars at Watson for the funeral,
II MRS. DAVE LANDERS
- AND FAMILY.
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DUTCH WINDOW CLEANING
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FAIRMoNT RUBBER STAMPS
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repaired. Agency for the L, C.,
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Boarders And Roomers
Dogs, Birds and Pets

THOROUGHLY BROKEN BEA.
Giles AND RABBIT HOUNDS,
well broken Fox, Hounds, Coon
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As good a Beagle Bitch as ever
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MISCELLANEOUS For sac
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The nectar Of FLOWERS OF The
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FOR SALE: Barred Rock EGGS for
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$500. rs for $500. PaFi's strain.
black Minqrcas same price. n, m
oLEs, $40 w. Main 81, Waterloo.
N, Y spI7.k
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TO SELL, BUY on RENT, SEE
GEO. H. BRoBST, REALToR
Professional Bldg. 3819A
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Male Help Wanted

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NATIONAL CASH REGIsTERs;,
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FOR SALE: 0 room bungalow.
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COMPLETE RADIO SETS SIS,
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FOR SALE-National Cash Regis,
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SINNERS Tavern. 40O7,A
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
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SOME DESIRABLE HoMES-one
Of the best residence Homes To-
ated at 727 Coleman Ave. See
]. N, Lough, Real Estate Agent.
1850 A
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NEW FOUR ROOM pIastered
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Jackson Addition, Lot 4ox10o.
Cellar and all conyen.eneeg, Phone
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Lost And Found

BETWEEN Merchant St and Eas.
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Reward II returned to West Wiz.
glniRn Office. assSA
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE Hospitals
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.ls17'l. s70sA
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HEMsTlTCHENG AND FOOTING
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Marsh Bros. Wilmington, Ohio.
1919 A
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Feed and rrolince

FAMOUS FRosTPRooF CAB
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Farms For Sale

FOR sALE-Lebanon County,
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ply ADRIAN Writers, LAG
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Business Opportunities

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Rnnunl will be your minimum earn.
Ing. Address ROBERT l.. LOGAN,
414S jenkins Arcade, Pittsburgh,
Pa. SS7SA
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PERsoNAL-Cut this out for
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reading. MADAME ZODELLA,
Box 3S3, Toledo, Ohio. 39S7-A
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YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD;-
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full, reliable convincing trial read
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ONE OVERLAND 90 ltor.
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Agents Wanted

LARGE MANUFACTURER wants
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mems shirts direct to wearer. No
capital or experience required.
free samples. MADISON MILLS,
sos Broadway. New York. 1856 A
BUILD A PROFITABLE BUsI.
NESS, Sell KILALL to homes,
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Houses For Sale

NEW 3.roem house for sale, Jack.
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FOR sALB-Two 4,Foon houses,
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