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The Washington times., 1922-03-02

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The Washington times., 1922-03-02
POET-PUC|L|ST
|SNEW PRODUCT
IN OLD GOTHAM
Greenwich Village Injects Aes-
thetic Note Into Fistic
Game.
by MILDRED NORRIS.
International News Service.

NEW YORK, March Am ALI.
ance has been sealed between poetry
and prize fighting.
Poems will be. exchanged FOR
punches, while poets assist pugilists
to scale Parnassus.
Harry Kemp, tramp poet OF Kan
sas. and other well.known Greenwich
Village poets have undertaken TO In
ject the aesthetic note into the fistIc
game, il was announced today.
Pegasus now flies over the attn
letic emporium conducted by "Phila'
delphia" Jack OBrien. where Kemp
Is i'm training under O'Brien'S per-
sonal tutelage for n boxing saturnin
planned to he held here shortly in
which the champion American poet
puGilist will be CroWned-maybe with
laurel-mayhe with something else.
The fighters seconds and other at
tendants all will be poets and recite
passages from Keats and Oscar
Wilde to revive the fighting song
sters.
Kemp reads his poetry between
rounds with O'Brien, much to the de-
light of the "pugs" around OBrien' s
place. Even while exchanging biffs.
he wooes the muse, and says, after
fighting his first six rounds, he wrolc
the loveliest poem in his career.
O'Brien says he absorbs all this
poetic atmosphere and Ia elated over
kemp's promise 10 have him writing
poetry after six months training.
Kemp. according to O'Brien. will
be first-rate fighter within six
wecks-maybe not in the champion
class. but tough enough 10 challenge
all Corners in the lightheavyweight
poetic class.
All Greenwich Village is agog over
the coming poet-boXinR tournament.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
ARLINGTON co. SHERIFF
AFTER SPEEDING AUTOISTS

CLARENDON. Va, March .
Sheriff A. c. Clements has asked
the Arlington county supervisors
for an additional man TO suppress
speeding. Pending their decision
on the matter he will personally pa.
troll county roads and arrest those
guilty of fast driving.
Making race track out OF Arl-
ington county roads must stop"
the sheriff said. Buses and pri.
Natc machines go down Wilson
boulevard at rates of speed varying
from thirty.five to fifty miles an
hour.
The sheriff also declared that be.
ginning today he will arrest all
auto owners who have not secured
1922 tags for their machines.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

81 guarantee my ointment" says
Peterson Of Buffalo, ito cure
eczema; TO stop the itching at once
and any reliable druggist will cheer
fully refund your money IL PETER
SONS OINTMENT doesn't do every
thing ! say il will do"
William A. Carley of Franklin,
n. Y, is surely n wise man. He
writes: II used PETERSON'S ONT.
MENT on a little boy suffering
terribly with eczema. 1t did the
work"
Then there is Alex. Louttel a
brave fireman of Buffalo. who ls
siad to write as follows: II had an
old sore on my leg for many years.
The best doctors failed. PETER
SONS OINTMENT entirely healed
the sore quickly" And from over
in Canada comes letter from A..
ilockeby, stating: The hest thing
| ever hit for itching piles IN
JEFFERSON OINTMENT" 4 big
hox for IS cents. Mail orders filled
hv Peterson Ointment Co., Inc,
Euffalo, n. Y.
For sale ny Peoples or O'Don-
nCils Drug Stores, Inc.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
PROCEEDINGS I'M
VA, BANKRUPT
CASE HELD up
U. S. Judge Orders Receiver
of Alexandria Ship Firm to
Prosecute Suits.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March a.
Judge d. Lawrence Groner. Of the
United States Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, has entered
an order directing Joseph l.. Crup'
per. receiver, to hold in allegiance
proceedings In the bankruptcy case
of the Virginia Shipbuilding Cor:
poration. pending the outcome OF
the suits of the company against
the United States Shipping Board
Crupper is directed by the order
to prosecute suits which he might
deem expedient for the benefit OF
the shipbuilding company.
Henry w. Armstrong has bought
from Mrs. Annie r. Davis the
house and lot at 312 North Column
bus street. Mildred Lane Davis has
wife a house and lot In Rosemont.
Circuit Judge S. @. Brent has
admitted the will Of the late Thorn
as Dewey to probate. Sidney Dewey
and Mrs. Cora Lee Ballenger quail
fled as executors. He leaves 81 900
each to Mrs. Annie Struder. Sidney
Dewey. Mrs. Maggie Roper and
Miss Julia Dewey. Charles Dewey
Is left the sum Of $500.
Following the Lenten services at
St Mary's Church last evening
meeting of Fitzgerald Council. NO.
459. knights of Columbus, was held
at their club.
The committee of Columbia Motor
Engine Company. No. 4, are al
work making arrangements for the
celebration OF the anniversary OF
the orga nization of that company
March q. The entertainment will
be in the form OF a banquet.
Lenten services at Grace Episcopal
Church last evening were conducted
by the Rev. Thomas T. Smith. OF
Washington.
A meeting Of the Golden Links Mis-
sionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South will be held
at that church this evening. This
will be both a business and study
meeting.
A colonial tea will be given this
evening at the Young Peoples build
ing, on South Washington street, by
the Philathea class OF the NJ. f..
Church South.
DIR. Kate Waller Barrett yesterday
went 10 Fredericksburg and delivered
an address before the League Of
Women Voters of that city. Or. Bar
rett took as the subject OF her ad.
dress THE Last Days OF the DIS.
armament Conference"
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
LEGISLATURE TO QUIZ
MISSISSIPPI GOVERNOR

JACKSON, Miss, March -
Speaker Common announced this
morning the appointment OF House
Committee Of seven TO investigate
the charge OF Governor Lee NJ. Rus
sell against the fire insurance com.
panies in which the executive
charged the insurance companies
had induced Miss Frances Birkhead
to sue the governor FOR alleged be.
trayal
Congressman Stone Of Washing.
ton county was named chairman.
II is expected that Governor Russell
will be the first witness.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

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The Washington times., 1922-03-02
SPRING SUITS TO HAVE
MANY AND BIG POCKETS

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE
pocket suit" has arrived. accord
ing to announcement today by the
management of the spring show of
the New York custom cutters club.
One hundred male models have
been passed and approved today.
Charles NJ. Taylor turned to the
waiting fashion editors and an
nounced that the keynote OF mems
wear this spring will he pockets.
Mr.. Volstead according TO some
members of the Cutters Club,
really initiated the design.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
VA. SENATE PASSES BILL
TO FINE HOOTCH BUYERS

RICHMOND, Va, March BY a
vote Of twenty-nine to nine, the Vir-
ginia senate yesterday passed the
Mapp prohibition measure. providing
a fine OF 800 on persons convicted
of buying ardent spirits from IAN
Illicit distiller or bootlegger."
Efforts Of dry members to include
the right of search and seizure Of
baggage without warrants was de.
feated
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
5000 CLEARING GOTHAM
STREETS OF SNOWFALL

NEW YORK. March 2.-More
than five thousand snow shovelers
were at work here today clearing
away the two inches Of snow which
the tail end OF last nights storm
left in the city's streets.
The weather forecaster predicted
rain and sleet before the end Of
the day.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
MOVE TO GUST SOCIALIST
IN NEW YORK Is DEFEATED

ALBANY. n. Y, March 2.-An
attempt to Gust August Claessens,
Socialist, who was seated In the as
sembly in place of Murray Felen-
stein. Democrat. OF the Seventeenth
Manhattan district. was squelched
yesterday by Majority Leader Adler.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
LADY RHoNDA PERMITTED
SEAT IN HOUSE OF LORDS

LONDON. March 2.-Thc commit.
tee on privileges OF the House Of
Lords today granted tho petition ot
Lady Rhonda to ait In that body.
She will he the first woman member
OF the House OF Lords. There ara
two women members of the House of
Commons.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

Excellent Corsets, 95c-Good
models, in medium and low bust
styles with long hip, also some with
elastic tops. OF flesh colored cou-
til and brocades; in sizes 10 to
81. For Friday only, your Ok
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Br.ssiere, Worth More Than See
Of heavy basket weave and bro
cade, in back and front fastening
models; sizes 32 to as, and made as
carefully as if they were to be sold
at a very much higher price in
stead of being a Friday 0Oo
Bargain at. ............. cCN
Main F1oOr--Lansburgh & Brother.
Remnants of Good Ribbons, Yard,
l5e-Satin, MORE and novelties in
different widths and disable lengths,
but we will not cut them as we
have lowered the price for 1So
Friday to, yard. ........ lCS
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Pieot Edge Taffet. Ribbons, loe
and 12he-Two widths, No. 10
which is about one inch wide, and
No. 8 which is wider, and they are
priced accordingly. All the sea-
sons best colors, and don't forget
Fridays pricing, yard 1C1c
l0c and. .............. INV
First F1oor-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

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The Washington times., 1922-03-02

Silk-and Cotton Crepe de Chine,
yard, 1876 inches wide, and the
plain colors now in vogue-copen
navy, nile, jade, periwinkle, light
tan, taupe, brown and black. 1t is
suitable for negligee, lingerie,
blouses, frocks, Innings, 900
etc. Friday only, yard. $50. cCS
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

9 Yard, of Unble.ched Sheetins,
Friday, our special Bargain occa-
sion. Sea Island cotton, SO inches
wide. This class of sheeting is used
just as much for house dresses,
bungalow aprons, art needlework, as
it is fG< sheets and pillow cases.
Becomes white after few launder-
ings. Friday only, Q C1 M
yards for ........... uAsoo
Third FIoOr--I.ansburgh & Brother.
Boys School Suits With 2 Pair,
Knieker., $4.s5-Norfolk model Of
serviceable cassimeres, in mixtures
and plain colors, in the new tones
and weaves. Sizes 7 to 16 ca OK
years. Friday price. go. Ot.Cc
Boys R.incost Outfit, Complete,
$2.ss-Set consists of long coat
with snap fasteners, and Sou-wester
Hat to match. Black rubber or tan
double face rubberized fabric; slash
pockets and deep collar; sizes
to 16 years. Outfit 60 go
for Friday. .......... uS'oo
Fourth Floor-I.ansburgh & Brother.
Boys Overcosts and Msekinsws,
Choice, $3.3e-The Overcoats are Of
chinchilla and mixtures in junior
sizes, 8 to 7 years. The mackinaws
are of dark mackinaw material in
overplaid patterns; sizes to II
years. Priced for Fri CO 90
day only. ............. UosCo
Fourth Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

Silver.plsted Salt and Pepper
an easy-to-clean glass insert, screw
tops with clean-cut perforations.
Useful, ornamental and priced SO
Friday Bargain price, S2c
First F1oor-Lansbursh 4 Brother.
Combination Vanity Cases.. 45c-
Very compact and is arranged for
carrying coins, bills and powder
ter, chain handle and designed
e erss: Friday only at this 45c
First F1oOr-Lsnsburgh 4 Brother.
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks, $l.0o
Nickel case and an alarm that
forces you to get up and shut of
the racket. Useful, of course, and
these are good timekeepers, as
well as II they cost more CT M
than our Friday price. Ol.UU
First FIOOr-Lansburgh & Brother.
SiIvsr-platsd Fork and Sugar
Shell, 65e-Neat design and pearl
handle. Only few Of these pretty
and practical pieces to offer, so if
you have use for them be on hand
early to get one or the cSo
others at. .............. WV
First FIoOr-Lansburgh & Brother.
Palm Olive Soap, Dozen, 6se-No
need to tell you anything about
this price reduction, for everyone
knows the regular price, but as an
extra special treat to our friends,
we relegate this lot to the Fri
day Bargain collection at cSo
First FIOor-Iansburgh & Brother.
Misses Wool Jersey Overblouses,
S4.s5-Navy, cadet and tan, with
embroidery design on front; narrow
belt and close sleeves; sizes II,
IS and IS years. Friday ca OK
only ................. Of.OC
Fourth F1Oor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly

The hest cough medicine you ever
quickly made. saves about ~.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
IoHelpP uton GoodFirm
Flesh and Round Out
Your Face and Figurek

Genuine Yeast Vitam;ne Tablets Often Producs
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Science has at last shown how We sometimes
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OF food Qacking In vitamincs) while with much
smaller amount Of food, rich In vitaminss, We
may quickly take on good firm flesh, increase in
weight, and make remarkable gain in strength.
energy and endurance, provided your blood con-
tains sufficient quantity of oIygenatod organic
iron to enable your body to assimilato your food
properly.
without organic iron both food and vitsmnes alb
soutely useless your body not change eess
food matter into living cells and tissue unless have
plenty Of organic iron In your blood.
For centuries scientists tried In vain to make orrnnc
iron. At last the problem solved that you may
obtain pure organic iron like the iron in blood
from any druggist under the Of Nuxsted Iron.
II has been arranged to give every purchaser OF Nut
ated Iron who wishes something TO help put nesh
increase weight large regular 81 90 package Of Gen.
une Yeast vtsmine Tablets absolutely free. BE
take only Nurated Brand Yeast vtsmine Tablets with
Nuraed Iron DO not be mislesd By limitations which
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The Washington times., 1922-03-02
SUCCEEDS WHERE
DOCTORS FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Often Does That.
Read Mrs. Miners Testimony
'IIIlIjIlUUIllIIIIIII|

Churubusco, N. Y.-'I was under
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The Washington times., 1922-03-02

Wool Henrietta and Batiste, Yard,
72c-36 inches wide and colors
suitable for sport and street wear
tan, pink, green, navy, maroon, red,
light blue, periwinkle and Belgian
blue. Friday reduction, 7Co
price, yard. ............. Nv
Third F1oor--Lansburgh & Brother.
Mohair Sieili.n, Yard, 75c-Full
so inches wide, in colors suitable
for motor coats, travelling suits,
mems office coats, Innings, etc.
Permanent luster on both side max
ing it reversible; navy, brown, grey,
black and white. Reduced Tx
for Friday only, yard. .... SCC
Third F1eer-Lansburgh 4 Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
10000 Yards and II
WeaUes of
Fashionable Silks
Friday Priced
Down to, Yard,
$1.39

$1.39
Standard weaves. fash
ions own colors-perfect
goods cut right from full
bolts at prices that suggest
remnants, but they're not.
For lingerie, negligee,
blouses, frocks, sport wear,
mems shirts and every silk
use of the season can be
supplied from this i'm
mense collection:
4O-inch Crepe de Chine,
in 40 colors.
40-inch Black Crepe Me-
teor. fine grade.
36-inch Figured Foul
ards, 40 styles.
33-inch Honan Pongee.
in 20 colors.
36-inch Satin Messaline,
in 25 colors.
30-inch Corean Crepe, in
light tones.
36-inch Black Sport Satin,
lustrous finish.
32-inch Jersey Shirtings.
satin stripes.
32-inch Satin-stripe Pom
gee. 10 styles.
32-iuch White Broad
cloth, pure silk.
36-inch Black Satin
Duchess, rich finish.
36-inch Kyber Pongee,
white and tan.
36-inch Washable Satin,
in flesh and white.
40-inch Georgette Crepe.
in 20 colOrs.
Friday Price, Yard.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
StayAwake
Alternating
Give Your Stomach Help With A
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and
Noon Day Meals Won't Bother.

Many people are so afraid of
drowsiness after eating that they
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
Remnants of
Lining Fabrics
At One-third Less Than
Everyday Prices

Cambrics, percaline, sateens in
plain and figure effects; satinettes
in plain and figures; silk-and-satin
warp Innings. Because Of our Fri
day Bargain policy, every remnant
reduced onethird below marked
prices.
36-ineh Paj.m. Check. yard, 1Se.
Neat checks and firm, but sheer,
fabric, suitable for underwear,
pajamas, blouses, aprons and SINH
lar uses. Buying made extra easy
by our Friday Bargain Ike
price, yard .......... LCS
IL ten-y.rd Pieces of Imported
Longeloth, piece, $4.48.-This linn
tied lot means hurry if you're in
terested in saving Just one dollar or
"A ten-yard piece, for that is exactly
the reduction for Friday because they
are slightly soiled. What of that?
Friday. ten-yard Sd AZ
piece lot u ~ ~
First FloOr-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
Need a New Hat?
Here Are 800 Reduced
for One Day
$1.95

They're spring styles,
too-Visca, Tagal, Swiss
Straws and some are COM
bined with satin. Flowers,
feathers and novelties form
the trimming schemes, and
there is a shape and color
to meet any demand.
Women and misses will
find it to their advantage
to come early tomorrow
and select from the lot in
tact-getting a new spring
hat at an unbelievably low
price, $1.95.
Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-03-02

For ODOnnels Drug f.
Tschfely and NIL other druggists
The Washington times., 1922-03-02
30 SUITS
Reduced for Friday,
$3.50

For misses there are
suits Of tricotine, serge and
poiret, in brown, navy, tan
and black. Braid trimmed,
buttons AMI styles that can
be worn for business or
everyday street wear, but
whoever gets one will get
a bargain. Sizes IA, 16 and
18-only a few of a size.
EXTRA-SIZE SUITS-not
many of them-of brush
ed jersey that looks like
TWEED, but it isn't.
Bright colors for street and
sport wear and sizes 421a
to 5212 provide for women
of those sizes to get a good
suit for next to nothing.
Friday, $3.50.
Second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Injustice to Hucksters.
he Editor. The Washington Herald

To the Editor. The Washington Herald.
i was a bystander while a patrol
wagon came along and took two
fruit peddlers away to the station,
making them leave their fruit
wagon where it was parked, which
was in the wrong place.
Now, i believe in the city park
ing rules. but have also noticed
on several different occasions
where large pleasure cars have
been parked in wrong places or
blocking up traffic. Persons guilty
OF such unlawful actions are noti-
ned by card to appear in court 81
their convenience.
Perhaps. a peddler Is considered
n beggar. but he has the permit 10
give you something for your money.
! believe all classes breaking city
rules governing vehicles should be
given a notification giving them the
necessary time to vacate their un-
lawful position also to cover their
property from thefts why take a
man from his fruit stand, which
still stands parked in the wrorS
place?
II the rules are to give notices
of any kind to those that break the
parking regulations / make a mo-
tion that same be given to thos.
owning perishab!s goods.
Miss E. MILLER.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Fare Change Burden to Poor.
To the Editor The Washington Herald:

To the Editor. The Washington Herald:
Is 1t not the under dog" that
pays the penalty in the carfare deci-
sion making six tokens for 40 cents
and s cents cash fare? The under
dog usually hasn't got the 20 cents
SO must pay the s cents or IS cents
for six rides. As to public carriers
this is reversing the rule Of uni
versal custom. 1t matters little to
the class that can pay the 40 cents,
but ii is adding to the burden of
the poor IL they use the car twice
a day for a year Of over SS-quite
a tax.
The writer is no politician or
other than a business men, but re-
CARDS all such policies as unsound
bad business in the long run for II
breeds popular hatred. distrust and
bad citizenship among the masses
where demagogues and disloyal
propagandists flourish by appealing
to the passions of that class.
There is one big wise thing for
the street railways to do and that
is to consolidate anil play this busi-
ness fair; i believe the management
OF the Capital Traction Company
recognizes this policy and seeks to
then why not such control, manage
ment and fair direction extend to
the whole traction business under
one head in this Capital City of the
Nation? Z. E. X.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14

There followed, presume, an unpleasant inter-
view with the dean. He was sent home.
More years passed. OF sudden the Little
Father and all his order swept away in a
cataclysm Of blood and horror.
The 6rst young man had sown the seed OF the
revolution in some of the most prophetic and in
spired utterances given forth in the world since
Christ walked in Judea. The second young man
carried out the revolution.
So today, according to Herald dispatch from
Russia, the fresh young Bolsheviki lads at Karzan
have two great traditions saved from the historic
past Of their college.
The first is the expulsion of Count Tolstoy.
The second is the expulsion of Ncolai Lenin.
When the dean, whoever the Soviet official
is who deals with these students OUT of favor, says
something especially hard-boiled the boys gather
around and console themselves with the thought
that Tolstoy and Lenin also were 'fn wrong" with
the faculty.
Perhaps in that student group, is the or
men who will bring about the next revolution in
Russia, the revolution back to order and decency.
Perhaps even the horseback out of the
North who Tolstoy prophesied, would come after
the world and bring the whole world under his
power.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Resorts to Verse Against
Bonus.

To the Editor, The Washington Herald:
HIS HONEST MAN.
Were old Diogenes these days
To seek about meath lanterns rays
To spot an honest man
He need but saunter up the Hill
For there he'd find them by the mil
Supporting bonus plan.
The staunch aJhercnts of that thing
Will make all taxes hum and sing
For overloaded Einks.
They're honest in their firm belief
That the eN-soldier needs relief,
(And money for his drinksD.
OF course old Di would never note
That each ex-soldier has a vote
Which he may some day cast,
And SO he'd say unto himself:
by Jove! Ny lantern I must shelf:
An honest man at last"
The soldier served. this is quite
But was this not his honest due,
When homeland needed men?
His country guards his daily life,
The happiness of child and wife;
Is he not debtor then?
JACK DAw.