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The Washington times., 1922-05-06
TENANTS TURN TABLES
ON ATLANTA LANDLORDS

ATLANTA. Ga, May 6.-Profiteer.
ing Atlanta landlords who have lad
the upper hand for long time soon
will know what II is to be the under
dog" a position long held by Their
tenants, it Is believed. as a result or
unprecedented building activity pre-.
dicted for 1922. Rents are expected
to drop as n result.
The past thirty days has huns up
an unequalled record for any single
month in actual home building and
issuance OF building permits, accord.
ing 10 statistics here.
Permits were issued for the month
past for III homes with an aggregate
valuation OF 81 500 900. The previous
high mark was l66 homes in March
1910.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
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The Washington times., 1922-05-06
A[EXANDR1ANS
GIVE PURSE To
CAPT.tAWRENCE
Man Who Lost Family in
River Accident Aided
BY Friends.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May B.
Nearly seventy.five members OF the
order Of ODD Fellows will leave Alex.
andra tomorrow morning for Lynch.
burg, to attend the annual meeting
OF the grand lodge OF Odd Follows
OF Virginia. which will convene in
that city Mondsv
A special tram Will he at the COZ.
ner OF King and Henry streets at
S45 clock tomorrow morning, on
WIN h the local odd Fellows will
rnJraIn. The Rev. John Lee An.
son. deputy grand master. and -. r.
Stsnsburv. past grand master, le,t
for Lvnchburg this afternoon. Trt
AleXsndrlans expect TO return 10
this city next Wednesday,
The greater Alexandra trades *,
hihH. which has been IN progress
In Armory Hall for the past four
evenings closed last night. Prizes
were awarded the successful eNhIbi.
tors The affair WAS one Ut the
most successful ever held in the
city.
! ne lTlenIs OF Ndpl. W lllldll
Lawrence who lost his wife and four
children when "A schooner over turn
ed on Good Friday morning beloY
this city, have presented him with
a purse containing $2l4Oi. Captain
Lawrence expressed much appreCia.
tion Of the gift which he stated VIII
he used to defrsy the funeral -.
penses Of his family.
Elliott HOFFMAN recently appoint
I'D clerk of tho courts of Alexandr "A.
has reappointed Miss Cora Duff"y
and Earl r. Sullivan az deputy Clei rs
OF his court. Miss Duffey has been
connected with the office Of clerk of
The court for the past twelve yedl :.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of Miss Eva Phillips,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phillips. to Murray English. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Percy Foster Hall. pastor of
~. Paul's Episcopal Church Feb.
ruary "a.
Lyons H. Dolan. for a number of
years, ticket agent at the Union
Station in this city has resigned
his position on account of failing
health
The members of Fitzgerald Coun.
ell, No. 4j9. knights of Columbus.
will tomorrow morning attend mass
at st. Mary's Church in a body.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
MOVIE THEATER
OWNERS CROWD
C|TYFOR MEET
5000 Delegates Will Convene
at Coliseum Monday-elabor-
ate Entertainment Planned.

Washington will he tu"1ed over %.
morrow to the movie men OF Amei'Ca
with the arrival Of the vanguard OF
the 5000 representatives of t"e No.
ton Picture Theater owners or
America. who will open then annual
convention here Monday.
Hundreds Of delegates have already.
arrived from various parts OF q 9
country. and the hotel committee,
composed of local delegates, mas AN
nounCed that the overflow from the
hotels will be cared for in private
homes II necessary.
Til" convention prope' will begin
Monday. and will he held a. the coli.
scum. Ninth aud Market street
ThirtN.fIV" booths have already b""E
installed showing tho equipment Of
moving picture supply houses. The
public has hcen invited % view tn"
exhibition in order that they may
become acquainted with IN" NalioGs
mechanical aspects Of picture pru.
duction.
The entertainment program Of 'N"
convention Will be one Uf the most
elaNorai" ever staged TO the h"ucri
OF cOuN entIcu delegates. \ 'OmI "a.
mcutarY performance for rh" Il, To-
gates Wiii Toe given a. Crandalls =
Metropolitan Tuesday night ~ !,
o clock Wednesday uish' th - Will
70" banquet ar the Washington
Hotel. ami a special theatrical per
fornaur" Al the capitol Thcai"r.
lasting from S:3o 20 midnight. on
tn" hin viii be Richard Barthclmcss
aud Hope Hampton.
\ special performance Will he given
a. II O'Clock Thursday night a
Loows GalaCe. when the delegates
Will witness pr"limtna' Y slowing
Of The Prisoner OF Zcu'a.'
Reception and Information desks
have been established ia IN" mon
Station, under the direction Of Morris
laws. chairman OF the reception
committee ~ ih, local unit. for Tn"
benefit Of incoming DELEGATES - ir
fauuiI"S aud friends. \ registration
desk also has h"ou established ~ 'h"
lobby of the Washington for ~" pr.
iuldr benefit uf the fem'u,n" m"u-
b-rs Of the visiting parties WI % mHN
WISH To avail themselves o' the en-
tDriainmeut features damned fO'
rh".i amusement during IA" "N",1i.
tive sessions of IN" convention Su'h
entertainment includes motto, Trims
through the city. Visit hy sp"' ial
main 10 Arlington Rational I".'".
I,rv aud Mt Vernon. the WhIt"
llouse. torroran Art Gallery a',d Pan.
American Union Building. b1sehtll
games at American League Park and
tnpdteT parties. ON Friday night a
rscepr ION and ball will I've given H..
the Salon dos Nations of the Wash
mGtoD.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
U. S. TRADE SPECIALISTS
TO BE ASSIGNED ABROAD

A 800 per cent increase In the
number OF queries on foreign trade
problems since last September was
reported by the Department OF Com
merce today. in announcing plans
for the expansion OF foreign trade
activities during the coming fiscal
year beginning July |.
In general the program will be-
devoted very largely 10 Strengthen
ing the existing orga nizstiOn ra aHcr
than the addition Of any consider
able number of new phases or Sd'
ministratiVe units
4 number Of high-grade special
lists in America export commodities
will he assigned 10 London. Berlin,
Paris, Rome, Madrid and elsewhere
in Europe. A new office will be
opeued At Athens for the study OF
American trade opportunities ia tn.
Mediterranean area. Trade com
rnissioners will he sent into Russia
as soon as conditions permit.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
CYPSlES IN MOTOR CARS
ROUSE TOWNS JEALOUSY

JACKSONVILLE. o., May g.
Some in rags and some in bags"
the old saw said. was the way the
gypsies used to enter town. but
not so in these days.
The other day a gypsy caravan.
riding in expensive automobiles
visited NelsonNille Townsfolk, said
10 have hccn jealous ~ their cars
ordered them To "rSpve on
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Rotten Egg. Barrage
Hurled By Boys
On Girls Team

SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, May
6.-Several pretty girl volley ball
stars were targets for a rain of
rotten eggs showered upor them
by high school youths, which re-
suited in the suspension Of the
young men for one day.
None Of the girls was seriously
injured, although it was stated
several tainted when one of the
eggs met head on with a volley
ball.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Wind Lifts Water From River.

HOUSTON. Tex. May 6.-A tor.
nado OF terrific proportions moving
southeast struck Austin late yestCr.
day. 1t was reported waters Of IN"
Colorado river. swollen from heavy
rains. has been hurled into the AIR
hv the typhoon-llke winds
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
SiSTERVillE PREACHER
NOW STATE DRY AGENT

SISTERSNILLE w. Va. May c..
The Rev. j. -. Rumkle, a local Bap.
tist minister. who was Yesterday
notified OF his appointment as deputy
prohibition commissioner by w. G.
Brown, in charge OF the State dry
forces. is believed by friends to have
been named TO succeed J. Walter Bee.
OF Parkersburg. who recently re.
signed to accept r similar positiC r.
with the Federal prohibition enforce
ment agencies.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
POLICE STATION FILLED
WITH COMMUNITY STILLS

TOLEDO. O., May 6.-May | Dor.
row your still?
"One person in the neiGhhorhood
buvs the still and his neighbors pay
him so much for the use OF IL"
Judge Aaron Cohn declared I'm talk
ing before members OF the League Of
Women Voters ''It makes the
rounds like the old sauerkraut cut.
ter.
we have community stills piled
TO the ceiling at Central station
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
m In Cell as Trial Proceeds.

ROME. May s.-Nervous and
weak from illness. Luis lgnatius
Mesones, the PEI uvisn painter, had
to be led by carbineers Thursday
from the court room where for sew.
eral weeks he has been on trial for
the murder Of his wife, Bice, The
Judge ruled that the prisoner may
remain in Jail, the trial proceeding
in his absence.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
DECLARES MAN
CAN LOVE TWO
WOMENAT ONCE
She Can Piuraiize Affections,
If Objects Be Different
Types, Psyche Says.
Nv International News service.

NEW YORK. May 6.-"lt IL en-.
tirely possible for man TO love 100
per cent Two different women, or
for one woman TO love 100 per cent
two different men" DR.. Andre Tri.
don declared today. joining battle
with Or. David Forsyth, OF Wash.
ington. i'm the realm OF psyche.
analysists.
Tridon, a leading authority in
his line was proof.rcading his new
book on Love" and he declared
to the International News Service
that his deductions on the subject
Jf statistics.
FORSYTH had declared man to La
incapable Of being head over heels
IN love" with more than one woma n
Al time. hut that he might he
half" in love with two. or zone.
twelfth" IN love with a dozen.
II is not so, declares Tridon, and
he smplifies his theme.
A man may love, more than the
whole world a woman who ~ of
the mother type. in whom he seeks
protection. whose praise and h~hef
in him tlckles his cgotism, Tridon
said.
May Love Two Types.
"A woman may love man who
is the image OF her father. man
who means reliability. safety. re
speCt, wisdom IA man who will not
overpower her, nor force his de
Cislons upon her.
Yet this man may, love 10" per
cent n woman who Is merely fe
male and nothing more. She may
be neither hkable mentally, nor
distinctly attractive physically.
And this motherly type of WON
an may love also. sensuously.
man or the reckless, unreliable
type. who IL brutal. who would
is all Of male and none Of II
father.
mo one individual ,an 10 both
individual satisfy both phases Of
the human character
Selection. according 10 the psyCho.
analyst, Is matter determined In
childhood. While the man is nurse.
ling babe. according TO Tridon, his
ideas regarding feminine beauty are
determined by his mother. his nurse.
or women who surround him.
our dual nature makes IL possible
for MS 10 love two individuals de.
votedlN,' Tridon declared but for
any man to love twelve women, one
twelfth is Impossible.
Two whole hearted loves are DOS
sihlC for man or for a woman, but
any Increase beyond that means
merely Irritation 81 omiscuity.
"A woman may love the kind Of A
man who a.ways keeps his accounts
straight. is never in debt. always
gets home and stays home nights.
who is alwars cOns.dcrdic and kind
bat that Kind of man Is extremely
uuroman'ic. Ne would moi appeal
much 10 movie audience. She may
tam to romano" I'D danger.
But II a woman or a man has
more than two loves they ar. not
loves at all The men and women
who seem always to be IN need Of
constant change are persons who
have feeling OF infeIioritN.
The confirmed flirt Is wona n
who lacks self.confidenCe. who must
constantly make new Conquests in
charms and attrartIveness
The Don JOAN IL wea kling lie
moves from one attachment to an.
other. conscious always Of his in.
ability TO hold his loves
SO \ man OF woman may
l"V" two different individuals fully.
hut three. five or a dozen that is
impossible. That ls not love-
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Three Sunday Golfers Fined.

CHICAGO. May S.-For pavirC
golf on Sunday. three golfers wcr"
fined 81 each by Justice of the
Peace Williams, in Evanston. The
owner Of u greenhouse accused
them of breaking his windows and
uampl.ug his flowers IN their
search for lost balls.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
THERE are points

THERE are points
of line and of
fabric that mark
the gown Al the
left as'the creation
of Poiret. For it a
deep medieval bod
ice of silver cloth
is joined by means
Of a velvet ruff 10
a long full skirt OF
metal chift.n in
which rose anf blue
are combined The
velvet ruff al the
waist line is contin-
ued up the back, 10
the top of the cor
sage, and the cor
sage is supported
over the shoulder
by blue stones.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06

sleeve - the long
straight bodice fall
ing in scallops over
the upper skirt sec
tion, and the full
flounce that is the
more considerable
part of the skirt.
And Maison Yteb
accents the frock
with a twisted gir-
die in two tones Of
jade green. The
h e a d = d re g o f
matching lace is
new and quaint.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Latest Word From Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
Sospvyisht 1851,
PARIS, France.

LLOVER lace is spread in golden haze over slip OF
"A jade green satin The frock divides itself rather
logically into four sections, the yoke-which is also
The Washington times., 1922-05-06

feCts. II is food medicine. rich
In nouri.hing vitsmines. which
builds new flesh and
health You can gain the weight
you have lost 10y taking Father
Johns Medicine regularly this
spring
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
REALSTRENGTH FOR YOU IN
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

Don't d r u &
yourself Z is
spring Drugs
may stimulate
kbut they do not
|D u Id n ew
ktrength { h a {
Ia SITS. Father
John y NJ edicine
does not depend
on drugs for
its tonic ef
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The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-09-23
Subscribe to The News

Seattle, Joseph Dennison fell four feet from Concord school steps today and was killed to- day.
 Portland, Sept. 22nd. The E. piscopal church in National Con vention voted down the amend ment to A Cannon which would license women as lay readers.
 Prices cut in half next week on every thing at the Post Of flee Store.
 Aladdin Lamp supplies just re ceived at the PostOifice Store
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-09-23
LATE TELEGRAMS
BEER TO PAY BONUS

BEER TO PAY BONUS Washington, Sept. 22nd. Repre- sentative Brennan of Michigan introduced a resolution propos- ing an amendment to the Con- stitution permitting the manu- facture of five per cent beer, the proceeds to be used for paying the soldiers bonus
 Washington, Sept 22nd. The President has signed a Bill giv. ing to women the same rights as men ill the matter of citizen ship naturalization.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
A Good Investment

High a little
higher than usual but Indianapolis
seriously
be
This pleasant situation thing a
bank Of White River
made could unheard Of
high
The recently high 1913 the
protection exstance
in serious danger the path indianapolis
lower than most other Indiana cities without protection
would suffer
No one who in Indianapolis at the will
1913 food when West indianapolis entirely
of the city flooded
when school houses churches public
taken from the homes
of most monumental
civic Improvement the history Indianapolis was case Of
locking the bar1 after the the
be stolen again
The construction dredging of the river and
other food prevention work the millions
paid for and will be years
track elevation the best investment the
Without the food wall damage many cost
might be done a single
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
The League GrOUs Popular

reconcabe
nations
Hcpaion constantly
Piled
Republicans lingering
lowing
I'm afraid the Senator further think the number OF
proleaguers is increasing"
This assertion coming generally credited with
admission.
entirely correct in his premise.
ratification Pacific
the thing
public surprising
approve
Nations. garingy
debated in
people
principle
Punishment o
thing popular
nonpartcpaton
following War;
offices of the
swept portions
Of Europe has
creating agencies stamp the white
any sort. enough trend of public
opinion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
DAILY RADIO FEATURES
TONIGHTS PROGRAf

INaDIANAPOLIS STATION
$3.50 p. m, STILES RAJ
give program Of dance
~ Stiles, piano; Gerald Watson
saxophone and clarinet; Eddie Shultz
saxophone; Robert Hopkins. violin
ana piano; John Kistner, banjo
O *. robert Buergelin, drums.
3 80 2; M, weather reports.
CHICAGO STATION XIV
~ p. m, childrens bedtime story.
S;00 p. m, musical program.
300 p. m, news and reports.
SCHENECTADY IN. " STATION WGY
Eastern time)-
700 p. m, market quotations sup
piled by New York State department
Of farms and markets, and weather
reports
7;45 p. m, musical program
SPRINGFIELD (IASS) STATION WBz
eastern time)-
200 p. m, bedtime story.
40 p m, special business review.
,, SID S;gO ?; m, musical program.
FlIISBU ZURICH STATION KDKA East
500 p. m. Trust Companies a Pub.
lie Service" by L. NJ. Holland. trust
- officer, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$50 p m, entertainment by the Cad
man Male Quartette; Regis Malone
baritone; Edward Heilman, tenor
James Malone, baritone Edward.
NJ Coyne. bass; Mrs. Mary J. Reid
pianist.
30 p. m. Arlington time signals.
NEWARK On. j. STATION WIZ EAST
ern time)-
100 P. m, Jack Rabbit Stories" by
David Corey.
7:SO p. m, Head Over Heels" a short
tax on home affairs, by Marie Sell
ers, Pictorial Review
;QO p. m, Nine. Luella Milius, colora
tura soprano
10 p; M, recital by Mrs. Frederick n.
Kitchie Of Orange, n. J.
~? P. m recital by Jean Stockwen,
DETROIT MICH) STATION WwJ
eastern timeb-
Z ;0 p. m, musical program.
9:30 p. m, monograph music.
Coy ERNOR'S ISLAND STATION WYp
(Slgnal Corps, U. S. Army eastern
80 p. m. lecture.
10 p. m, concert
ATLANTA (GA) STATION WSB EAST
ern time)-
ZOO p. m, sports and late news.
o'oo P. m.' musical program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
The Speeder Elsewhere

police
to be hoped
something may come from it. These periodically
The daily papers announce the list accidents almost
means that unless something drastic
ahy and to find place Jail for the anarchists probably
funerals
The fault not be due to lack
ponce Ihey mny cannot be everywhere
committee Of citizens
due In large to the hesancy
Possibly
1t Is mild
The man who commits oene this for
punishment deserves the heaviest fine that be
pity
the sons OF the monares like Swift known the
osphere OF the jail for speeding all the millions
dong
onsnp they deserve Throughout the have
mad collision after collision because of driving
and with the
the drivers be convinced that enforce the
Jaw cannot De enforced 1t should be repealed 1t is
people on their kea that thav are
when Ney not.-Ft. JournaLGazets
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
CIRCLE THEATER SPENDS THOUSANDS TO PRESENT
Ne Standard of PhotopIay

Plans for the Inauguration Of a
new standard of entertainment for
indianapolis at the Circle Theater
starting next Sunday were an
nounced today by Ralph Lieber,
manager.
A number of innovations, includ-
ing an orchestra with more than dou-
bic the number of pieces now play
ing, will augment the regular pictor.
ial program, according to the an
nouncement. The newly organized
orchestra will include thitry pieces.
number OF novelty stage specialties
will be presented every week In the fu-
ture, including ballet presentations, vo-
cal numbers, instrumental selections, pro-
logues, entire acts and special musical
programs by the enlarged orchestra.
The doors of the theater hereafter will
be opened at IL o'clock instead of II, as
heretofore, and instead of starting the
entertainment with motion picture pro-
gram arrangements have been made for
thc PRESENTATION Oh novelty
program on the mezzanine from IL
o'clock noon until IL 80 O'Clock.
Immediately following this musical
program, which will consist of both vo-
cal and instrumental numbers, the fea-
ture picture will be shown. which will
be followed by the de luxe afternoon
p Torrance, starting at 2:15 o'clock
VIII complete orchestra and stage spe-
cialties
The de luxe performances in the eve
ming hereafter will start at 7:30 and
8 80 o'clock, according to the announce
ment.
The Easter week program, which
marks the opening of the new entertain
ment plans, will be headed by Norma
Talmadge in "Smilin' Through" and the
Circle plano band, with sixteen girls
playing a number Of popular and class
icsl selections.
vocal prologue inspired by the mo-
ton picture "Smilin' Through" also will
be part Of the program, in addition to
a number Of novelty films.
For weeks the work OF installing a vast
amount OF new lighting equipment has