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Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

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Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Make chicks for subscription payable
TO Hermann G. Winkler. ITO Sixth
Street, NV. Washington, d. c.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14
WaskinsA 5surnal.
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The only German Paper in Washing
trn, d. c., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. ITO Sixth Street, N. w.
Telephone, Main 77s9.
Hermann G. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-14

Entered as second-class matter August
!. 1915, at the post office Washington,
p. g., under the Act OF March ). 1879.
Evening star., 1922-12-30
Star ."Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

0OnVnW w. n0As
l4.h and buchanan. Hohbersss; u.,.
l4th and Vermont ave-. John e. dAiey.
iita a and and s. s ). H ). ci.meass: a
i4th 4, and Clifton. a, Colcdny Z GO; r.,.u..,
l4th and Columbia road. Evaus' Drug Store.
44oI l4th Dronaugh's Phsrmacy.
sS and os place
I;ss I;,s ;sa ;st, Pm ;;, rY:d, T,R'on q Myers.
TN and K. GoidenberE's thine clerks dsss,.
81 81. ana n. i: ave: j: French Simpson.
~ d, :ns :ns Elm s'I si... as Seus,.. Ps.Tnssy.
SS01 Ga. ave-, Rodis' Pharmacy. ,..,
Ca. ave. and Rock Creek Church I'd. Rock
6sls d. ave.. Srisa.vood, Pharmacy.
1901 ST.: Morse Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy, ,,..c,
"a and M.:.. "c ~, ave-. ny n;se.n
y. r. x. J. aves. and u. walter J; ponan0e'
Yla. ave. and 1st St. sy,vern r.snjheime1: ph.,
North CAP. st. and r. I aye.. fs'Nef
1i22 Pa. ave. J. Iou!s krtck,
21st and {; sts.. Quisley Pharmaey.
eth and Pa. ave-. Herbst's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Es2s Conn. ave-, Chew Chase PharmasJ: hrs
wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.. cleTeland
2sth and p ats, Pride's Pharmacy.
800 800 N :t o,nc%uells ra.vss Pnsamseyr; rb.rmacy.
HI,
Wisconsin ave. and q. ponahue's PhaEnae!.
NORTHEAST.
I'd and sta. AIcChesney 4 Joachim.
4th and II ST., Payne's Pharmacy.
eo7 st. GaIren's Music Store ri,.a,.,
iss ias St st. and md NJ Md ave- ave-. iGs ea;, s.efs
1915 ST.. Sears Newsstand.
North Cap. and Eve. Keaeaig Phsrmae''
18th and East Capitol, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
eoth vt. and r. I. ave-. Collins Pharmacy
:ooo Iath ne. Mayo's Pharmacy-Droosland.
SOUTHEAST.
Cd st. and Pa. ave. II. T. spruceSank:
9th and Eve, Weller 4 MosEey's Pharmacy.
Iith and Pa ave. Fealy's Pharmacy.
lash la and Pa ave. smyse,su suraai,mHy:eo.tis. raii.mH.t
1909 Nichols ave-. Weiss & hea'y-An~es''Ae
SOUTHWEST.
eth and n s-s., Lan.z Rros.
a.. and L ats. Colurahia Pharmacy.
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Evening star., 1922-12-30
CHAPTER XXI.

One day when LIE Breton returned
from one Of the mad rides he fire.
quently indulsed in, in a vain effort
to assuase the pain and chagrin that
ragged within him, he found among
a pile of letters put aside for his in
spection, one with an English stamp
Letters from that country rarely
came his way. But It was not the
novelty that attracted him. making
Iim pick tt out from the others, but
the writing.
He had seen it once before, on a
note that had turned his heaven into
hell. when fod tho first time he had
learned what It was to be rejected
by woman.
He tore the envelope open, eager
Tor the contents.
What had the girl to say to him?
Why had che written?
With a wild throb Of hope. he drew
out the message.
creature Of rare surprises. But none
eQualed the surprise In store for him
now.
1t was not the apologies in the
note he saw: nor a girls desire to try
and see things from his point Of
thing. she was unable to break away
from him.
He saw only ono thing.
She was Sir George Barclays
daughter! The girl he loved to dis
traction was the child Of his fathers
Astounded. he stared at the note
He could not believe 1t. Yet 1t was
there. written in Pansy's own hand.
with my father. Sir George Bar
clay"
Pansy, the child Of the man he
hated! That brave. kind. slim. teas
ing girl. who for one brief week had
filled him with a happiness and love
and oontentment such as he had once
deemed impossible.
As he brooded on the note q variety
OF emotions RACED within him.
A vengeance that had rankled for
sixteen years fought with a love that
had grown up in q week.
as IL amazed at his own indlcision.
He took the note. with its pathos
end pleading; q girls endeavor to
faeet the view OF the man she loved.
whose outlook was quite beyond her.
across. into shreds. slowly and with
O. cruel look on his face. as II 1t were
aomething alive that he was tortur-
ting. and that gave him pleasure to
For Le Breton had decided what his
course was to be. The vengeance
he had promised long years ago
should be carried out. with slight al
cerations. He had Q way now OF tor.
turing Sir George Barclay that would
be punishment beyond any death;
to uso. What was moro, she was to
ray the penalty Of her fathers crime.
For he would mete out to her the
sneasuFe he had promised sixteen
years ago.
Hovover. thie decis sion did not pro-
vent L. Breton from going to Pansys
.aoht the evening Of its arrival IN
Grand Canary.
After dinner he made his way along
tho cuay toward the white vessel
Evening star., 1922-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

The Star requires from
advertisers ix this column
references aid O detailed
ctnfr,yeut o} the,~ hroAo eit;o.,
Evening star., 1922-12-30

GROCERY and meat market: one Of the best
IN NV; doing 5000 business month: large
store room. well Stocked: up-to-date dItures:
low rent: new auto: price. 5000 IL sold AZ
once. as have other business in Florida and
must 20 there. This business will make you
money every day. Address Box 2i-J, Star
Evening star., 1922-12-30

FINE OPP0RTCNITY to bay within ooe
block of the White House q rery lucrative
building on Pa. ave: can be financed easily.
Main 7f0 frr r,a-fict1,aru
Evening star., 1922-12-30

AN ANXIOUS TO purchase q desirable s.Y or
eight room house with all modern conveniepces
and trade gilt-edso gold debentu.e bonds for
the equity and assume present mortgage.
Price must be right. This offer Is same ~
Evening star., 1922-12-30

FoR SALE-Contents Of downtown roomine
and boarding house: II rooms; transient and
Business location. Address Boz .ec-H star
Evening star., 1922-12-30

FOR SALE-Grocery, delieatessen and novelty
store: three living rooms: wei, stocked and
$500: 81 500 cash, bal in small payments
Address Box 3I0-H Star once als
Evening star., 1922-12-30

LADY with some capital wishes to meet lady
with some capital who Is interested in open
ing tea room. Address Boz 81. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-12-30

GROCERIES and meats, good business; long
lease; excellent home: will sacrifice to qu.ct
buyer, as owner must leave city at once
Address Box 1897. Star ONCE c0s
Evening star., 1922-12-30
WANTED-HELP.


COOK and general hOusewor.er; three in fam
ily: TO washing; references Apt. A. 1910
Evening star., 1922-12-30

GASOLINE, accessor1es and tire store, In the
finest and best NV. business section: best
thoroushfares: doing good business; vii, re-
Quire considerable cash: good buy for right
party. Address Boz 20J, Star ONCE S0S
Evening star., 1922-12-30

GROCERY and meat market. located in the
best residential section Of the city; must be
so!d at once: no reasonable offer refused.
Apply Rock Greek Pharmacy, Georzi( ave
Q nd Rock Creek Church rosd
Evening star., 1922-12-30

WHO WILL LEND 4 young southern woman
$500 for 8 months with which to promote most
interesting business and take an interest
security: Enormous profit: unlimited possi-
bllittes. Highest credentials-c!,urch. social
and business. Immediate action most neces-
8hrY. Address BOX 321-H Sfar nfice
Evening star., 1922-12-30

PSI shall be calling at Grand
Canary in about ten days time with
my father Cir George Barclay. 1
am going out to Africa with him. n
you care to come on board during the
evening I should like to see Won
and say how sorry I am
Evening star., 1922-12-30

for sale. opposite school; 8
years lease. At 100 d st ne Il
Evening star., 1922-12-30
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-COntinued

OPPORTUNITY for women with business
head: good personality; permanent positioa II
requirements are FLIED. Photo Studio. G.3 +
Evening star., 1922-12-30

FANCY GROCERY sad meat market for sale;
good nv; location; long lease; good business.
Call North Il05
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Not me- foisted children these here United States
leave no widder to eat the poohouse splendid show
ing by the current board o. directors leave disappointed
sweethearts to fight expense to the state
to Interpret my will inheritance tax out thsresdue
thereof as herenbefore stated.
when close these here sparklin' orbses call ~
lfe I'm washed been kepn ledger with this
here mortal an each night days record an
I'm all clean an evyhing balances.
81 nobody nohin' When ler home 7 sto,a
suit o brothers clothes, ncked a half chicken
out my Of adys cooler What swiped since amt been
no use much to nobody excep few an things like
that What here an there gimme To got
rid o me- or becus he who gveth poor endeth TO the
Lord, was bread on the waters an a Investment
Think what done for them people? ones what give
voluntarily They doin' the instructs ON he
should an thus setn themses right they was probv
In very very wrong They have give wob pIece
to me, but they thelrse thick Heaven Than
what boosted pie often window o. or somethin sucb
as that they was derec to the that they woudn
tNe no other way an make em Christians spite O. their
dirty sells.
"You know, heys two Sides this here charity tbiny
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An further say let resin bos
rest the be the heads keeps
pokin at
I'VE get in body. II an whole
country nst.
Look at Roosla. There's country There's a place
whore they don worship work like Providence
There a evry man for hissef an million ubes jt
n shot o vodly for rblo. That's sense.
AN why not7 The whole country run by a couple
o buns, for buns And It's the bum.
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know the standin evry team in both leagues an m i
LIQUID learn this here about secarv a. Stain
han him an W. Brayn O. Florida Newbraska both To-
geher knew ~
I could give em the lowdown this here nternationa,
conference stun an EN- wind jammn an earIa
spreadin.
There's Gempy, runnin rings irwin IN coma or,
O. the hangover O ben creation an tryp 70 r
cover from the dull thud landn like on rock
witt all you can about that misguided outfit there's
pretty good salvage there The privilege worth
MINT not to speak the monopoly on the dachshupd sunr
an the oil metal tonnage in crosses
Now the league nations wants to pull that still sefu,
country up on Its fiat dogs why send me over there?
I'd make them Henies goosesep an begin 10 turn ont
soehh useiu besides marks the which at the
present moment seems to be the principal occpaton
once was thn an buzzn hive industry an
Iheys no use O. that whole goin to rack and ruin
Jus oecus they got walopn sayve been kicked
roof over freight by brake often the rods under an
other freight by BULL up kicked down. an the mex
Gay was squattn on fence sn per cent
efhcent lickn shouldn't be enough to dsort mans cc
cpation sdetrack his ambitions.
THE them Bddapesers an them Boolearans
an the half million nations East an the not So
East.
They've tooken the they can count an the
crowd is gone home they're for relief or senin in
for sympthy they might Just as we'll get il straight now that
the Red Cross nurses has back domestic cans an
Ves very unpopular these here days the United
the snglehanded nation what UP hull world with
one hand an licked the hull other durn the re-
cent misunderstandin'
at amt work fight more-its JUS work An I'm for
nogood Swedes In the East JugoWoppa
II they amt working classes? They
ness talents artistic incination to milk
goats an keep mapmakers busy, that's ALL
I'm the bimbo could step put them babies
10 work. abhorrent the word
his hands unsued an his Nobody
work as long as have an know its
bug ehasers knows the peculiaritles hummn birds"
What them Yurrupean nations ain amortization
treatiesthey want handout They're panhanders
so guess can understand EN-. could talk In their
own tongue, which is hangin' out right
The French tired useless marks the Huns is weary
worthless roobes the Swiss can't raise healthy cheer
cheese an wrstwatches an Hungry hungry international
diplomacy have book rules that hreck
but that's hn the head the point o. nail that an
II limited at by nation that hobo
heaven Roosa-an' nobody any attention to that.
1T amt treaty they want It's breadline Fill up the
Duchman with plsener the Ausrans with gouash the Wops
with spaghetti an give everybody in Greece RESTRAINT an
you'll how quick they'll swell back normaty begin
maxim Christmas toys again layn an singn in
cabarets. That's business usual, ain It?
what for the warrn allies an the friendly enemies
double for yours truly. Omaha Slim.
"H got half what ain workn Thanks
knew you was whatd Understand me- What
do do for lyn? Write? Shake
Sit down. brother There's plenny room the fence"
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IN chisela a NV
their don have give you the right
time That's how they get to be rich T
But they'll get their day o. reckonn Caesar had HIS Crom
we'll that there Gear bushevkers, an Americas mil
onaires got their Whenever read Hoout how
them bimbos souawk sQurm an squea giving up
dvvy corpulen puberance jsges with gee
That makes poor charitable longsunrn citizens even
on life.
Zone the exemptions again that there income tax Is
charities You think there wolves could see through
hole wall an beat tho sovment outa the shakedown
TINT way? Not by yard Say-chldren is another exemp
on an of em don take advantage o that neither
"tIere l am. wide open for farmInded proposition
Some millionaire could adop an raise me for his own SON
could discount two ways as child an as 'ontrou'
ton an maybe a third, bad debit You'd think them
there could think that up for theirsets But
theyre woryin over why oil Is shooh up an why
the bottom Is faIin Consolidated Steamship an why
Amagamaed Toothpck lost point to gimme tumble or
get that stuff what begins at home an usually
dies there.
"The war is good an Peace an good will
regns people, an good union has to strike for
higher wages instead havln en- handed out the
cost plus plan greaes bessn' wbd the dig
an the honest wokn man. Well why don't
back TO normaity'
"They nOthin normal than exendn a helpin'
hand a brother is.they?
But the war lef bad the hobo pfession.
wanted hisset gold medal or craw de bear
with that there Work Fight sloegin, 1t was
poplar whilst brave boys was whoopn up IN Paris
rights the Democrats an while the boil weev
prohibition bitn its dirty into the very buwars of
Il nation. But why work or fight now? don have to
fight Yet that knock again caun
with the o the amnostes an arms
right into scey now but good
American tramp can't get handout no moro
For while Jobs plentferous high
that almos opd saunohes lads an couln
exactly find his any o. the fraternity what
might o let their human foot skid in times mohhe
work fghtn behind nobody could
their treachy excep their guilty
their conscience But when theys what
there is Jobs should urge my
teller tourists that should
thus cut down the sply? 1t amt econom
rlroH
men who try 10 get home by cun the side Is out
anyways, an the empire lookin,
what Is 1t they name o. the great white
whaesl Is that they're into success whether
we ike II or not? Is 1t that they're make the cmuniy
proud OF us when wo amt proud o the c'muniy?
Let lot o seepn dogs lay, somo wlsecrackin kid
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dentual seeares to order their lunch eavn the votnhe
bedrock O. the naon-to their office boys their
stenosraphers.
When 1t to von' von should be ler to voters.
An that's Most o. the we.meanin citizens what
an scratch ballot like they'd fake golluf
is qualified put the where the body found
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dueyed saps the rocks there an they g
their they waded through the what
end Whatever there they grabbed 1t.
An what their finish?
"Wiard had his Dempsey Napoleon had his Josephine!
I'm cnent to sit here fence an watch the freckled
sachay by an come up with
his hosses pull hvyer the mud distraction When
eatin time want eas when drinkin time comes,
an It never really quits, want whistle wetted.
for feather beds Wallets pour my tub at
hftyeight degrees Jus live along an be left
III that's selln' brthright for O. potatoes.
be It. don nobody nothn for the privilege born
an don nobodys leave when wanna die Mos
people spends half their life payn OFF the in gratitude
for havn been let come intnit an the other ha squan
theirsef for havn lived in M an the up fucher
for those they've gone in hook to while they did live in
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"The reason why they
amt got prosperity over
thcre IS BOGUS they don
understand politics. Gov.
crnin' q country Bhouldn'
be tried by no bushleague
amachoors. no more than
mllkin' a COW or maxim n
movie
Here's Trotsky and
Leanln tcarin' into a big
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

than what they are to drive a truck
or pull card tricks. Why. the old.time
ward politicians used to confer an
ponder an argue an fight an even
knock off few people before they
decided who was to be voted for an
who wasn't. an they was men who
give all o. their time an thought an
expert temperament to It, An here
come lot o. raw men, an even VIM
min, an they're gonna tell us who
should be alderman an who shouldn't.
That's what's the matter with
this country, an ever more with Roo
sia, 'bccus over there the amachoors
is In control, while, thank our stars,
over here we still got some semblance
Of a decent gov'ment by the minority.
Think O. what a couple O. live
ward men could do with Roosia,
There's over 1O0.Ooo,OOO men an vim
min--that's over 400,0OO,OO0 votes!
"What that outfit O. scramblin',
wind-chasin' fawraners needs, is or.
g'nization.. II you don't think org'ni-
zation Is the cats galoshes, ask Bath
house John or Napoleon. Both O.
them built up great organizations. an
both O. them become kings.
Say, In one year could be king.
o. Roosia. Omaha Slim l., monarch O.
st. Petrograd. Grand Duke o. Polak.
vile, Prince O. Sibooria, Chief IKE O.
Ukrania.
"But amt ambitious.
"Hist'ry is soppy with stories
about great men what saw the passage
between the rocks long before the
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'oo with none of the qualifications required Luck
ee EN- the OPPORTUNITY OF all times, an what do they do
WIN t They got five thumbs pIitics hands
an they tumble a cinch
rake me- for hunch, I'm a what's been politics.
DUCK IN the days when lnky Dnk the III king Chicago
WeR Von was scientific not ef to the wimmn children
IKE was picnic coffee katch this cookoo got
raintn under the masters, In the OIL school
"hen they pay man half buck shot for votin' four
an hFe times In day guess that q knows
somehin about votn Here's all the big finance
who woudn trust their genra supntendents an their con-
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The Good Book says give, an give.
an give till it hurts. Yes. But. to
VINO! How're you gonna give I,
they ain't nobody to give 70? Well
I'm the bird to give to. Charity
needs me as much as 1t does the on,
who Kicks In. Did you ever stop 10
think o. that one?
In India beggar is sacred
They got the right idee. A rich
man is as lost without beggars as a
pitcher Is without a catcher or a
doctor is without a sick man or
Rockefeller would be without uni.
Versities an other depravities.
Il earn ev'ry tortured. acbin.
nickel / cop off In this here spber.
o tight money an depleted credits.
An I'm a man of genius what
could stand up, If wasn't too tired
to stand, an not ask, but demand
my share-yes. demand my million,
to which ev'ry p'gessive American
freeborn white voter is entitled 10.
Il know probly more about
what's worth KNOWN than most
coolidge pfessors an them silly edi.
tors. I'm a man who has sat an
read broadly. They ain a DO, be.
tween Delyware an Oregon what's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

ffr KNOW bozo" Omaha Slim tho OF ramps, who
thinks he can lay his the finest IN town by
pattin' hisself tho back.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14

Sliver5 In my Wlndplpe, he
feeds mo a pipeful o C'necti-
cut fne-cut what would o
smoked out a skunk. He
passes me a slice O. bacon
what wouldn' O. been fitten
chow for the pig It come
often OF.
but Il was the best he
lad. He was .on'y n hobo, but
he shared an shared alike. .
Would n millionaire do
- ,.,nho IT,, would mt TRY
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patn' hisself the back.
AN tho comlckl part It IS, he gets with H.
guess retirn an aclforasn oil my HE Since
days ler my ol mans farm becs ddn have tho
heart watch my lady work hard OF man bein' IA
regIar slavodriyer been tho victim my modcsty an
differdence.
Take II now way go trough fc o wisdom III
q nation. here st fence, smokn my OF cob an
pretty amooos foxy ytrotn down the road an
snas whzzn by Is II becus couldn be rcoary o.
agicuchor them ambassadors Wrccko Bohunka?
I'm the what's win do tho sittn an let
hyenas what amt nohin do The runn
Ia n queer word. It's like love-mos ov'ybody
spends all o. this here lie maxim play
after nobody knows what It s Ny dee O
gettn' much possible what You want an,
therefore. measured by what you're seebn Thor
than by what you're gettln'.
"As for me, I've always been smallwantin' man. II
could everything an have, say. dollar IN Kick
all the besides I'd be satisfied I'd III after the
put in duckn depy shori busy body
consbes what all the time JUS boous
1.-Two without they can't I'd plenty haccor
smokn an chewn, and I'd chicken Sundys IN
the ckeye world hat'a aRkI nmq
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tell the cockeyed world that's aBNn 1T enough
amt it2
Tho world is rotten with what crave lin
mersines an yachets, other mems wives, social
reco'nition, fancy vests, grand opry an a racln'
stable All want of stable IA Il sleepin' stable.
They collect rare vntages an cases o. mellcr
Scotch For what7 I'll take mine u jug at a time.
an even leave out tho loaf an tho thou. The
stun Is to drink, not to look at. II ain't any good
TIL It gets in you. There oughta be law again
lkker hoarders, anyways Here's hogs holdn up
hogsheads o. tho bottled laughter o. the back.eyed
maidens o. France. while I'm spttip' cotton for one
shot O. squirrel whiskey. the kind what makes you
climb a tree.
"Is that askln' too much? Is that bein onrea.
s'nable?
81 run into Luke. the Dude las week In a
holler often the State drag. He slips me n Jolt o.
white mule. II was 80 full o. wood alcohol | got
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