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Evening star., 1923-01-13
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
Received by Pri

NEW YORK, January 13.-The curb
market closed the week with active
buying still In progress in oils and
industrials. Profit taking, however, by
those who had purchased early in the
week resulted in slight declines in
the greater number of recent specula-
tive leaders.
Stutz Motors was an exception
among the industrials, and was again
feature, reaching higher levels. The
advance in Stutz was based on rumors
that the same interests which have
been connected with StudebakeT for
some time past are now interested in
StutZ Motors.
Durant Drops on Realizing.
Durant of Delaware reacted from it's
high of Friday to below so. but closed
with d gain of over points on the
week. The Indiana stock had an ad-
vance of almost 3 points in the same
period. Realizing sales, although not
heavy, were responsible for a drop of
over point in Hayes Wheel. but the
advance for the week amounted to
about points.
Evening star., 1923-01-13
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction-5 at 104 5 ut 104, 5 at
Capital Traction-5 at 104, at 104, at
1o4
washington Rwy Elec comic at 6s1s,
10 at 6Sl2.
AFTER CALL.
, Real Estate Title Insurance Colo at 100
Potomac Electric 1st 5s-$1 900 at 97L
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
Kde umiraji sloni? Je to

dina otazek dosti vyznam-
nych; V posledni dobe zabyva
Sc il casopis Scientific Ameri
can" Tvrdi Sc, re dosud nikdo
nenalezl mrtyolu slona, ktery
by byl zemfel prirozenou ce-
stou, ami Indii, ami v Africe.
/ cetnych kmenu V Africe Via
dne minenl, re tato zvirata,
jakmile pociti. blizici Sc konec,
vyhledajl tajny koutek hlu-
bokem pralese a tam vyckavaji
smrt. Cestovatele namahali
pry Sc sec byli, by stakoye ,mi-
sto nasli, ale marne. Celia tato
vec ma take pra kticke pozadi,
nebot' st astny objevitel tohoto
taiemstvi znasel by tam dcty-
hodnou zasobu slonoviny,, ma
terialu, jehoz cena ustayicne
st0upa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19

ce Byla to opet Jizni Carroll
ma, jez prvni vypovedela od-
boj federalni Wade.
Stat New York sice Sc ne
pokousi rusiti federalni zako-
ny, ale dava ma vedomi, Ze a.
spon jeden federalni Zakon,
prohibicni, vymahati nebude.
" tom president Harding -
.iako president Jackson v 1882
- vidi odboi a hrozi pouzitim
federalniho vojska k vymahani
Zakona. Avsak We skutecnosti
.iednani statu New Yorku ne
nj odbojem, nybrz spise pas
sivni resistenci, cili trpnym od.
porem, necim podobnym, co
pfitomne provozuji Nemci V
Porufi.
Jake dojmy V utlych srdec-
kach svych odnesou 81 deti Ba-
kulovy druziny? Co nam sem
pfinesly? Prvni otazku ne.
mQzeme zodpovedeti - odpo-
y6d' ma nj prinalezi hloucku
tech drahych ceakych deti -
tn druhou ano. Nam sem pIi-
nesly kus stareho domova, w
kouzlily v mysli obraz ceskych
luhu a haju a prinesly sem O.
hlas pisni, jez maticka zpiva-
vala.
a ieste vice prinesly. Prime
sly sem dukaz, re lie Znova
vytvoriti lidsky zivot. Tim Jest
prace profesora Bakule. 4 de-
ii, ktere staly by Sc pfitezl lid
ske spolecnosti, della uzitecne
je;i cleny. kdyz rektor uni
versity Columbia byl sc sezna-
nil vysledky prace prof. Ba-
kEle, rekl mu: Pane, vase
methody zpusobi revoluci We
skolske.'
Tezko opravdu je vzdati slo-
IVY zaslouzeny old praci pro-
ferosa Rakule tenn jeho Zpe-
yackum. Nejvetsi hold byl Jim
vZdan 0 ctvltecnlm koncertu ,
! Masonic Hall. kdyz ten hlou.
tek deti objevil Sc ma jevisti a
jeiich str:brne lasky zacaly
hovofiti k lidskym sl'dcim. tt
sicich ocich Y hledisti obrov.
skt sine zatrpytily Sc Shy 4
ilouho, iako drahokamy, ,
nlch Sc blystely.
khlik takovych krasnych
It astnych, slaynych civil "a
Iii isme Y teto zemi? Ia tC
yam dix, W drahe ceske deti!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19

vetllivemu usudku, 0 te neb
one veci, musime poznati neb
vyslySeti druhou stranu, nj
koli jenom jednu. Ma prlklad
americka vefejnost, jez terpa
sve informace 2 velkych zur-
naiu, veri. re Rusku Jest We
dena valka proti nabo2enstvi
av tomto SVEN presvedceni by
la utvrzena nedavnymi proce-
sy S vynikajicimi duchovnimi
hodnostari one zemi. kardi-
nal Mercier dokonce vydal
plamenne provolani k "civili-
sovanemu svetu", nemZ jej
vybizi, ably zdvihl svatou val
ku prot Rusku - neco ma zpu-
sob krizackych tazeni, iez by
la organisovana proti ceskemu
narodu y patnactem stoleti
Nynl vsak vratil sc z Ruska
Rev. Borders Chicago, .ienz
ridil tam pomocnou akci ame-l
rickych kvakeru tyz podava
ponekud jme liceni pritom-
nych nabozenskych pomeru
Rusku. Prayi, re Ia sovetskc
vlady nabozenska syoboda Y
Rusku Jest vetsi nezli kdyko-
liy pred tim Y ruske histori.
Ia carstvi vsechny nabozen
ske skupiny, vyjma pravoslav
ne cirkve, byly pronasledoya-
ny. Nabozenska svoboda jest
nyni zarucena sOvetskon usta-
YOU, test Sc il katolicka cir
kew a mnohe iine nabozenske
skupiny drive pronasledovane.
Nzhledem k nedavnym pro-
cesum ! jistymi cleny klcru Il
poprave onech odsouZenych,
p. Borders pravl, ze on osobne
Jest proti trestu smiti kaZde
zemi pro kaZdy ucel, avsak
kdyz trcst smrti Jest cast pray
nlho zakonniku zeme, nevidl,
proc elenove kleru nell by bytl
vyjmuti, kdyz usvedceni .lsou
ze zlocinu, 0 nemz predem We
deli. ze Sc tresta takoyym zpu-
sobem.
Borders veTl, ~ odsouZenl
mIzi byli uznani vinnvmi z
podnccovani vzpoury, ieZ me-
la "a nasledek kryeproIiti. Ie-
itch procesy nemelN 2adneho
naboZenskeho vyznanlu. nybrz
byly razu este politickeho Y
Rusku vec ia yyyolala velml
malo pozornosti, cirkve pokra-
euji We svych obvyklyeh Gin
nostcch a vetsina lidu vefi, &c
rozsudky byly sprayedlive.
Toto Jest usudek muze, ienz
ztra,il Y Rusku vice roku, Jest
seznamen tamnlmi pomery a
nema sympatll Sc soyetskol'
vladou jake politickvm no
spodalskym systemem. Nynl
kdyz sc otevlene HASA svata
salka proti Rusku a kdyz =
jak Rima onehdy ozEamenc
- zacina Sc liz organlsovat
branne hnutl na "zackran6n
Ruska', lisudek zmlaeneho d.
choyniho mel by veliti y nej
sirsi moznou znamost. STAY;
nebezpeci, ze propagandy M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19

Pi. Anthony Wayne Cook
ova z Pittsburgu, Pa, byla zvo-
lena hlavni predsedkyni Deer
Americke Revoluce, obdrzevsi
$40 hlasu proti 779 odevzda-
nych pro pi. w. W.. Hangero-
YOU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
o SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

ZuNlGclll SNdle Ndlky pTOll MI
sku. ponevadz vede Sc tam 'boj
proti nabozcnstvi', molly by
vyuzitkovati zajmy, .jimz .il-
max na nabozenstvi velmi ma
10 zalezl a jest to velmi spor-
nou otazkou, zdali Kusko, kdy
Dy jednou bylo "Zachr;lneno ,
bvlo by zachraneno pro rusky
lid.
! kdyz verime to nejhorsi,
co bylo napsano bolsevicke e
Wade v Rusku, skutecnosti zu-
stava, ze zeme ia jest svrcho-
van1m staten $ pravem mltl
vladu, jakou 81 pfe.je zrov-
na jake Spojene Staty neb An
glie. Dosp6je-li rusky lid Jed
nou k pfesvedceni, re potrebu-
je Zachranenl, Zachrani Sc beZ
cizi pOmOci. Mimo to name
velke pochybnosti, zc Ii, kdoz
rvi1i hlasaji syatou vaIku pro-
Il Rusku, pfihiasili by Sc do
prvnicn rad ma bitevni care,
kdyby Sc Jim podaiilo valku
Tozvifiti. Podle naseho skrom
ncho mineni tax zvany civil
sovany svet' mel by miti va
lex dosti aspon ma sto roku =
nehot' pochybujeme, re ia sto
roku budou zaplaceny vsechny
diuhy vzniknuvsl q posledni
valky.
Dcufame, ze prohib,ce nepove
dc k obcanske valce, ale jinak
doZnati dunno, re "situace W.
tvarl Sc velmi hrozive". Podle
plesidenta Hardinga stat New
York, odvolanim statniho "a
kona na vymahanl prohibice
dopustil Sc noceho podobnehe
lake JIM Carolina, kdyz pr
iala V +. 1882 pryestny nu!lifi
kacnl zakon. Mimochodem re
Geno, omen odvolaci zakon. pri
iaty >nemem statu New York;
sayern6r dosud nepodepsal. ce
toto piseme.
Mezi .iednanim Jilni Carroll
~ y l.. 1882 a statu New lor
ku /. 1923, Jest aspon iista
ebdobnost = to nelze zaplra
i. Tehdy zylastnl konvenct
prvnt zmlneneho statu zvole.
na K tomu ucelu, prohlasila ta
rifni Zakony kongresni "a ne
riatne, zakaZala vyblranl eli
y onom state a dale prohlasila
IL sorganlsule separatni Via
du, Zdali federalnl vlada Sc oG
yazl vymahati tarifnl zakon,
y JIM Caroline. Vuci tomutl
hnutl president Jackson cell
proklamaci, ktere prohlasil
1e "moc rusiti zakon Spoje,
nych Statu, kterou 81 osobuj i
iednotl:yy stat, musela by poe
yratiti eXistenci Unie a znicit
yelike ucele, pro nez byia Il
tvoiena" a zayazal Sc Ia kaz
, dych okolnosti Nymahati zako
ny. Nojsko bSlo liz yposlant
60 Charlestonskeho pristavu
avsak hrozlcl spor zazehnal
kompromisem Clay-oyyr..
PodruAe nullif Aaclli nauk,
by!o pouz:to Y letech Sadesa
tych a yedlo to k obcanske val
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
: NJ GMzss7sE 3$xaze:s1t s7~ sEz~ :
UNION TRuSTe..

< spOfeni nesmwsGte dOchA
Eeti do hank.. Tento plan
asnadMulc SAns &etteni
TAX iehce jako hraas pla-
tn. M&kete vIOkiti neh w
hrad vice nelso mGne. xce
In die fllsOHti, anil byst~
xAvOa oPustiIi. T1sfre msa-
Ia q len zan,Sstnanych 4
d1lnAeh. kde plan lest xa-
Seden. jsOu tlmtO Primo
nadseni | tim. ro pro ne
M dOsud vyk0nal. Pra~l
mann. ke spotent Jest Jim
len -HosAou hrackOm..
SP"fenf die Di,enskeho I'll
PrOxtraNf asuhi 1 keny Cl~v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-19
CO udsla pro VI. =.

Myslttr-li ke spOfili me-
m0aetc. tentO plAu VAN
dOkAxc. he mdkete: chce-
tell sc dOstati do pfcLu.
pfcJet~li ri aby VASE pc-
mfxe nes1y 40 firOk. preic
tell ~ dOnaOva neb vlnht-
nj dtlny. pfejete-li ri Vs.
sisn d&tena pOsk y tnOuti
praveho vxdtlAnt = Pfeie-
tell nj. aby VAS OvlAdai
pOcft iistOty, ktery pfivA-
di "Yesfxe v bance.. -
pak lest yAna tfeba spo-
fenl die dflensk&hO plAmu.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
Vamp Who Winks At
Cop Turns Out
To Be Man

PHILADELPHIA, May To-
On his way home, District De-
tective Joe Kelly noticed stand
ing on the corner of Forty
ninth street and Haverford
avenue, a young woman, very
good looking and dressed In
the height of style.
As he passed her, she winked
at the cop and smiled in her
sweetest manner. Kelly, q
woman hater and a terror to
all street flirts, promptly ar
rested the vamp and took her
to the station where investlga.
ton showed that the girl
was a man.
He gave his name as Anthony
Govednick. He told the police
that he was on his way home
from a masquerade party and
that he had no intention of
flirting with the officer, that
he only wanted to play
practical joke. Grovednick
was held in $500 bail to await
a further hearing on May 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

this amazing new discovery, even Il
you have tried drugs, baths, dieting OF
any sO-cAlled cures.
So astonishing has been the sue
cess Of Butler Oil in Europe that
the American Distributors have er.
ranged to have you try Buhlef OH
without risking even = single penny.
They have authorized your local drug
gist TO give You . written guarantee,
signed BY himself, to return your
money without question II You are not
amazed and delighted with its results
after the first application. This is
positive evidence Of the makers f1ith
that Butler on win give yOu quick
relief. For otherwise, such . Euaran-
tee would cost Thousands OF dollars IN
a few days, for thousands Of sufferers
are already taking advantage OF the
same offer made to You.
You can get bottle of BUTLER Oil today at
any of the following druggists. Use 1t ac-
cordinR to directions. IT 1t doesn't give you
immediate relief from pain, return 1t and
hack comes your money. You take no risk
Peoples DRUG stores "a storesl, ODonnall
Drux stores a storess. W., @ Donnell. Gil,
mans Drug stores Christisai Drug Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
RAID D|SC[USES
BIC dope"
CENTER
List Shows NATIONWIDE Sales.
$4,000 Drugs Seized.
One Man Arrested.

NEW YORK, May IA large
narcotic distributing center. was be-
lieved broken up today as the result
of a raid in which $4,000 worth Of
drugs were seized and one man
was arrested. The suspect gave
his name as Cohen. Two Of his
alleged confederates are sought by
police.
Records appearing to indicate
shipments Of drugs to addresses In
Hollywood California, Pittsburgh,
Chica go, Syracuse and other cities
also were found in the tenement
room where the drugs were seized,
according to Dr. Carlton Simon,
head of the narcotic division.
The narcotics were mailed in
packages containing the label of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
SEEKS SIS, 900 FOR LOSS
OF 37o CASES OF WHlSKEY

The American Alcohol Associa-
ton and Drug Trading Company OF
New York city yesterday filed suit in
the District Supreme Court against
the Jacobs Transfer Company for
S. 900 damages for the alleged loss
of S79 cases of Melvale whiskey.
The company represented by At.
torneys j. w. Beller and Conrad
H. Syme alleges that 1t contracted
with defendant, with the permits
sion of the prohibition bureau to
transfer 500 cases of the liquor
from Baltimore to New York, but
that only 121 cases were delivered.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
WIFE WANTS HUSBAND
CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Mrs. VIOLA Jones, against whom
William e. Jones had filed a cross
bill charging misconduct when she
sued him for a limited divorce last
year. yesterday asked the District
Supreme Court to adjudge her hus-
band In contempt Of court for non.
payment Of alimony.
Clarence w. Seabright, who filed a
petition for a limited divorce from
his wife last February, yesterda v
declared in a statement filed in the
District Supreme Court that he is in
possession Of evidence which will en-.
title him to an absolute divorce. He
asks to be allowed TO amend his
original petition accordingly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
What's Doing
Today & Tomorrow


/ I000ys
cencert--ysrmont Avenue Christian
Adarsss--.Sir Auckland asddss, Inter.
national AAsociation Of Arts and Let
tiers. IT'S I Street northwest.
Of the banleI A. PSyns school. Ian.
G. n. e. Chureh. Fourteenth and c
streets northsast 9 .. m, -.
:sss.s norasms:. e s,o cl1s' 1871
carnival-1Nationsl MSsonac FISHING
Club, and Sioux Tribe, Order of Red
Men, Fonrteenth street and Florida ave-
nue northwest. all day.
Meetink-National Travellers Aid So
cieties. National Museum, all day.
Mesting--National' Probation AssociA'
ton. Willard Hotel all day.
Dinner--Frsnch section Woman's City
Club. D. m.
: MsetinG--E Iouseksspers Alliance, Art
Center. evening.
Mseting-GaveI Chapter. o. e. s.. eve
Netting Columbia Rhetorical club,
Cosmos Club. Sis p. M.
Meettnk--C amber Of Commereo. IN
observation OF Virginia Might. evening
Sale--sensfit Of the George Washing-
ton University Hospital, 132s H street
northweAt. ali day.
Meetinksunday sehotl Institute. Dio-
p. m
Concert--Intsrstate Male Chorus. Ma
sonic auditorium, :36 .. nj.
MeetInB-T0 discuss the w0menn m n
tInum wage dSciSion, National WOnen's
Trade League headquarters, all day.
Nesting National Rehabilitation Con-
ference, Federal Board Building, eve
ming.
Tomorrow.
DinneE--Ccnneettcut Avenue citizens
Association, All Souls Parish Hall, $3.50
p. m.
Recitai--Miss julie A. EkIund, z. NJ. G..
A. auditorium, : p. m
Neutrality-suspicious. Institute Of Archi-
tects, all day
M46tins--TohAcco Merchants AAsocia
ton, willard Hotel, all day
pance-Maryland Society. 1000 Six
teSntn street northwest, evening.
Lunchech-U University Club, 12:4S D. m.
Tea--A1iferican Association OF Univer-
Sity Women, Trinity College. $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
TRADE EXPERT SPEAKS
TO SALESMEN's MEETING

Members Of the SaleAni0n's Assoc
citation OF Washington were told by
Leighton Roger. trade commission,
er of the foreign and domestic bu-
reau OF the Department Of Com.
merce at q meeting in the Board
OF Trade rooms last night Of trade
conditions in the Near East, espe.
cially in Russia. Only one4fiftIi
OF the industrial activities OF Rus.
sia are operating today, Mr.. Roger
stated.
b. Robert Rice, Of A.. w. shaw
Company, Chicago, spoke on he.
veloping sales ability, stating that
statesmen were made. not born. Sue
cess, he said, consisted Of hard
work. ambition, common senae.
character and opportunity.
The monthly luncheon OF the
club will be held May 20 at the
City Club at 1880 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
BUILDING OPERATIONS
HERE TO BREAK RECORD

John P. Healy, inspector OF build
ings, today predicted that building
ing operations during the nscai
year ending next July would total
about SEQ, 900, 900, breaking all rec
ords for previous years. He bases
this prediction on the figures for
the first ten months of the fiscal
YEAR which show building opera
lions to total more than $4,000.
900.
1.-THE explanation Of the record
making figures" Healy said, is
found in the fact that we are erect.
ing a larger number Of finer and
more costly buildings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
THIRTEEN WIN DIPLOMAS
AT CHEVY CHASE

Thirteen students of the secondary
and advanced classes of Chevy
Chase School. Gallo Connecticut ave
nue., were presented with diplomas
yesterday afternoon at exercises held
in the school. DR. John G. Merriam.
president of the Carnegie Institution
of Washington, spoke on the duties
of life.
Diplomas were awarded to Chris
tine Emma Creson, of Missouri;
Katherine Milford Daughet<J, OF
Illinois; Eva Ellen Taught, of Cali.
fornia; Cynthia Bethel Holston, OF
Colorado; Ida Tunstall lnge, OF Ala
ban1a: Dorcad Lucille Mcconnell, of
Oklahoma: Evelyn Isabelle Ruff. of
Pennsylvania; and Clara Belle Smith,
of Kentucky. of the advanced class;
Annite Rae Goodman, of New YORK;
Virginia Lee Graham, of Maryland;
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

EKE'S wonderful news for you
= from Germany-news of an
amazing scientific discovery that
in many cases gives almost in
slant relief from the nerve-rack-
ing pains Of rheumatic infection.
Straight from the German labO-
ratorieS comes this remarkable
new formula that seems to Actu-
ally rub pain away.
What this means to the thou
sands of rheumatic sufferers in
America can readily be appre-
ciated by the fact that this for
mula is the product of the same
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

Arlington National Cemetery sun
day afternoon At ESQ o'clock. Final
arrangements were made last night
at = meeting of the departmental
committee Of the Spanish War
Veterans.
Capt. Daniel Chisholm Is In
charge of the occasion, which is
under the auspices OF the Spanish
American War Veterans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
WISCONSIN SAFEGUARDS
LOTUS FLOWER WITH LAW

MADISON. Wis. May 15.-The
lotus flower, queen of the Nile
and favorite Of the Pharaohs, SYM
boil of diety and love in the Bible
and ancient minstrel tale. will be
taken under the protection Of the
law
The Wisconsin legislature has
passed a law that provides a fine
for picking these rare flowers.
Only a few Of the flowers grow
in this State. most of them near
the MissiSsippi river. r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

i view YORK knitting K.fm. aDr.l
Simon said
THE registered mall receipts and
other records found with the drugs
indicate tremendous business"
DR.. Simon declared. I'm the room
were evidences OF sales running
into thousands Of dollars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

German chenalS-
try that gave to
the world the
benefits Of As
pirin and NOvo-
cain. For as
surely Is Aspirin
drives out the
tortures Of head
ache pain-and
Novocain makes
painless dentistry
. reality 49, 80
surely does this
wonderful new
discovery end the
ravaging pains Of
rheumatism. In
many cases often
after a single Ap.
plicAtion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
Rheumatic Pains -
Aezv NscOve7v Rus Them Ot1t IN one Apphnat1Ou



Dun, aaalnaAinR Has am
1aak md AD13
Tired. aaiA1, sore --
elOH
81, sgaAldnG 3OaMaBf
Sharp nMG&ARugAs IN
wrists end AnWoRSf
AgoahiA9pain1 tn-
and lewf
Stalls and tWin9@ In
elbows and ShO1Is9
III %. AeA't ign@ea ~
aHAamiAg A@eR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
Try This Test New
At Our Rick

Get \ bottle Of BuhIer
OIL today on the writ
ten guarantee. which
your druggist will
sign for you. Pour q
few drops on the sore.
inAAmed or swollen
parts and rub Il In
we'll. Note how quickly
It is absorbed By the
tiAgwos-hcw Il in
stantly seems to pena-
trate to the infected
partA. Than watch
results. II II fails to
relieve the pain even
on the first appliea-
ton, return the bottle
and get your money
back. Don't suffer
another day. Convince
yourself at our risk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

Arlington Lodge, /. Q. O. r.. Of
Clarendon, will meet tonight In the
Citizens Hall. when Thomas DIAL
loran will report as delegate to the
grand lodge in Lynchburg, last
week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
In Many Cases. Written Guarantee from
Your Local Druggist Proves 1t

II YOU suffer
the awful agoniss
of rheumatic in-
lection, aehinG
muscles, stiff
limbs and painful
creaking joints,
don't wait an
other minut0
without at least
esti gatiAg
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

Elizabeth Mcclure, of Illinois: Eliza
beth Beryl Wagner. OF Maryland,
and Virginia Sophia Walton, Of
Mississippi. of the secondary class.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15

Arlington Post. No. 49,. American
Legion. will give a dance az Fire
mems Hall. May %, to raise funds
for q floral tribute to deceased sol.
diers OF the county.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
WELFARE CLINIC
PLANNED 1T
DEL RAY
Hugh Reid Tells Clarendon
Citizens County Needs New
Form of Government.

CLARENDON, Va. May 10,
Construction of a modern welfare
clinic on site adjoining Mt. Yer.
non school at Del Ray IL to be
commenced by Payne and Harrison,
of Cherrydale, whose bid of $1O,O49
was approved by the Arlington
county board OF supervisors yester-
day.
DR.. j. NJ. Cox, in charge OF the
county health department. said that
the completed building will be one
Of the finest in the county
Emmett Montresa, arrested in
a raid in Jefferson district. when
forty gallons of corn liquor and
three stills were captured, IL to be
arrAisned before Judge Harry r.
Thomas today. According to Com
Inonwealth's Attorney Frank Il.
Ball, Montress refused to have ball
arranged last night. saying he was
guilty.
Improvement Of the trunk sewer
line and lateral connections 10
drain the section south Of Wilson
boulevard and north of Moore
avenue, down Rocky Run, was au.
thorized by the board of supervisors
yesterday. The project has been
held up for several months. Its
completion by fall il expected.
Carroll Pierce, vice president Of
the Citizens National Bank, Of
Alexandria addressing the Clar-
endon Citfaens' Association last
night, declared that. las an in.
weston, he had never lost q cent In
real estate in Arlington county"
Hugh Reid. of Thrifton. said the
county had long ago Outgrown it,
present form of government and
must prepare for a change to on.
large its powers. Other addresses
were made by A. Parker Payne, DR..
Frank T. Stone and r. L. sharp.
A shad supper will be given by
the ladies OF the Baptist Church In
the church basement tonight.