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The Washington times., 1924-01-17
HUSBAND HELD GUILTY
OF SLAYING HIS WIFE

Ralph Thomas, colored, charged
with first degree murder in con-
nection with the death July 81 last
Of his wife Sadie in their. home at
221 I street southwest, was yester-
day. found guilty by jury in
Criminal Court No. Q, Justice
Hoehling presiding. III /
1.-THE woman!'s throat was slashed.
The, accused pleaded self defense.
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A., Pythian Temple, $3.50 p. m.
observation-disclosures Of Order Of st
First Tryout-AnnuaI prize debate 70
Knights of Columbus, evening school
Meeting-C club. Fra nkliu
Square Hotel, evening
Novelty Dance--Junior Hadassah
Cairo. evening.
Washington Male Chorus. Buffalo Atm
etic Club, Belmont Athletic Club. Home
y Economics Club and Arts and Crafts
P Wilson 70 NOrmalGsecond TinS p c year Spanish.
. players. $; coIumSia juniors. 4; Attain
TIC west A:alsslS Gl%S e Art Club and
and chorus rehearsal, 7:sO; Gaelic ya Club club
Spanish. S:15: Spanish reading; 1:SO'
community center band. Douglas League.
industrial class. sewing class woman r', :,
drill, Ira Aldride Community Piayers'
Basketball team. from 1890 to 1850 ?; Pm "a.
Lecture-sir Philip Gibbs %rhe e1aEa Mid-
knights of Columbus Evening School,
sil3i4 Massachusetts, avenue, 8 p m.
!. Meeting-Sons Of the Revolution.
Metropolitan Club, afternoon.
) Tomorrow.
s Own class--City Club. to p. m.
Dancsy-Filipino Club. Willard HOTEL
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Meeting-eeorge E; XIII KiIleen 9. Post Post;
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club. Catholic Community house, eve
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Library Association, Grace Dodge HOTEL
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pal Church parish hall, 4;SO to I:SO
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
Parade Against Dawes Plan

Paris. About 1900. communists
paraded In the streets in the indus
trial suburb OF st. Denis In protest
against the Dawes plan OF slavery
for Germany" and bearing placards
demanding that France withdraw
from the Ruhr and Morocco. This
Is enc Of the most imposing demon
STATIONS the French communists
have mustered for many months. bat
sections OF II were made highly RI
diculous by placards directed against
the Socialists. Some huge signs car
rfed accused the Socialists OF con
spring with j. Pierpont Morgan" to
force the Dawes plan OF slavery and
on Germany. Police
guards prevented incidents. The
suburb OF St Denis is predominantly
and In possession OF
administration.
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DERIVATION of Yankee

harrington gives an etymology which
will be new to Connecticut readers
1.-The name OF Yankee is derived from
the Yankow Indians formerly settled
in Connecticut. That race now scarce
ly exists. To put an end TO the wars
that subsisted between those natives
and the European settlers, laws were
ordained which served to incorporate
them, marriages being allowed"
Reader, have you perchance inherited
some drops Of Yankow blood, along
with the Yankow name?-Henry A.
Beers In the July Yale Review.
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The xreat traveller. Dorothy Mills
sns iusf returned from Journey Of
discovery through Africa. where she
spent weeks under the same roof with,
The members OF the warlike tribe OF
The T0uavss. 10 order % study their
Nays and customs. says the Detroit
Meas The Touaregs wander. ike the
other nomad tribes. through the sa-
hara dessert She relates that when
a slave ~ bis tribe warts 10 change
hh muster. instead of giving notice 10
s''nc one tn authority. he goes 10 the
tfnt - the man whom be wants 10
serve and cuts through the knee sin.
enH % bis camel - that II cannot
Nnik lie then Offers himself as
. substitute 10 The owner. who Is gen
sruHj glad 10 take him.
The women are the most remarkable
Of this tribe, Il appears They wash
themselves with sand and % meals the
N'nirn eat FIRST. the men aud children
having what IL left over. The Ideal
beauty Tor women among the Touaregs
y % be- very fat Little girls are
tfnfea Ia The crueiest fashion after
their eighth year Thcy are rubbed
daiiy With oil and then rolled In the
sand 70 close up the pores. The women
40 - fat they are unable 10 move
!" Without tbs help Of their slaves.
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over Q year, and It would hurt me until
/ could not do my work, which is keep
ing house for three and cooking and
washing dishes. / tell all my friends if
they have any kind of female troubles
TO give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial. You may use this
testimonial if it will help any one. p
Mrs. C. R. MILLER, R. F. D. No. /,
Box 76, Rotan, Texas.
In recent countrywide canvass Of
purchasers of Lydia E Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound over 12l, 900 replies
were received, and SO out of every 100
reported they were beneiced by its use.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Park City. ut.--Lawrence Finaegar
years Of age. was crushed To death
At the Silver King mine when the
wheel Of heavily loaded ore wagon
from the Keystone mine collapsed.
catching him between the wagon and
an adjacent building Young Finne-
an and boy companion were return
Ing from play at the King mine and
stepped up against the wall Of a
Guiding by tho road in order to let
an approx ore wagon pass. As
the wagon wss passing tho boys one
u the wheels collapsed allowing the
heavy wagon to plniou the boy
between u and the wall
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

San Luis obispo. Cai.--Hcracs
Wallace local racer. was instantly
killed here when his automobile turn.
I'd over in the third lap Of the fifteen
mile event Of the first dirt races held
under the auspices Of the newly or
Eanired Western Racing association.
Ralph de Palma. international auto
mobile racer. established a new track
record here for the nile. driving the
distance in 40 SIS. he also won the
five-mile and twenty mile races in
s;SS as ard Is. respectively.
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BRAZIL FALLS IN
LINE At GENEVA
LEAGUE OF NATIONS DELEGATES
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER MOVE
OF BRAZlLLiAhS
Problem Of HsrmonIxina Viewpoint
With Security and Dis
armament TO the
Front

Gsneva.-Brazil has Joined wit
tho other nations in dedicating her
self TO the determination expresses
before the league of nations Assem-
bly, heneeforth to make compulsor,
arbitration the foundation Of inter
national law and the very basis o.
human society. At a dinner giver
In honor Of all the delegations BY
Afranio Mello Franco, former Braz
Han minister Of the interior, thi.
International commitment was hailed
as marking a new era Of information
al relations.
There is, however, In Geneva, no
Illusion. Everybody realizes clearly
that the hardest road is yet to be
travelled for the assembly must solve
the intricate problem of harmonizing
the conflicting views as to how com
pulsory obligatory arbitration can be
made acceptable.
England stands virtually alone in
wishing to divorce it from military
sanctions and penalties. BY the side
Of France almost all the other ma
lions have ranged themselves, adopt
Ing the cryptic French slogan that
arbitration, security and disarma-
ment are one and indissoluble.
The Journal Des Geneve, which
specializes In international politics
and Is read attentively in every chan
eellory Of Europe, prints an editorial
upon the formidable significance of
Great Britian's acceptance in prin-
ciple Of obligatory arbitration, point
Ing out that this may place her In
the future at the mercy Of a sum
mons from Afghanistan or Egypt to
the court of international law.
1--WE cannot appreciate Premier
MacDonald's desire for more precis-
lon in the world courts clause before
subscribing to it," says the paper.
He seems especially fearful in time
of war the right Of capture by tho
British navy might be contested, for
by the United States
Germany's reopening of the ques-
ion Of war responsibility was an
'ther topic of discussion in Geneva
'renchmen said that, despite the al
led premiers' counsel, they feared
he Berlin government would insist
Ipon proclaiming Germany guiltless.
he opinion was expressed that this
night seriously jeopardize any fav-
rable action on Germany's sdmis-
lon to the league, though it is uni
ersally recognized that German sd-
erence to the league is necessary to
ne successful reformation of inter
ational law.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
CARD ROOM NO PLACE
TO SPEND VACATION

When Mr. Mann OF Anytown arrived
eifl the Airs and youngsters at the
VACATION resort there sat the usual as.
sentiment of fat gentlemen playing
p'unfhle and nneomfortnbly,g CARRIED
spinru playing bridge OF nah. jongr
What the dickens do they 60 on a
,ttutien forr' AIR. Mann qnerled OF
Ais Mann.
Sad yet the plnoehle-bridxc scene
mHy be fund 1T countless thousands
Of resorts. THROWN men and women
- On vacations and do little more
iilsn play cards OF similarly dodge
b'sesisan. says the Cincinnati Post.
These people could well take les
sons from their children. who use this
eppofiunlty 20 lst loose pent.up sup
pfrssiens Of the year aud run about
shouting snd playing.
90 course. ssery fat.paunchsd gent
saEt play Indian or tag. but be ean
learn the lesson Of letting hts mind
Kel lnie healthful paths fIo can ger
away frvm n. hotel steps and hike
nioux rec'eossrrd trails. OF across
s~eet >iaelllng country meadows
There arr a thousand things he can
o. that would reduce hls rlrth aud
pat him In Oar better condition when
The ssenilon ends that ls unless he
= ~ lasaiid
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A Slip Up

Gentle little four-year-oid Jane is
a model child as a rule, but now and
then she "slips up" She has been
forbidden to take spoonful of sugar
out of the sugar bowl and eat it as
children are apt to do. One day the
temptation was too strong, and while
her mothers back was turned she
helped herself to some sugar. Her
mother turned around, shocked and
indignant.
''Why. Jane. whatever made you do
that?"
''But, honey, / didn't know you were
going to turn round" was the gentle
answer.-Indianapol News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
Had the Better of Hippo

Two small boys were at the zoo
gazing at the hippopotamus with
round, startled eyes. Il don't like it,"
said the younger one. bit scared.
Lets go away" you needn't be
frightened" said his elder brother.
since we started zoology at school
We know ever so much more about
the ugly brute than he knows about
himself
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
In. cusIeur. rell., rrIa

Having cleared your skin keep u clea,
BY making cutieura your everyday
toilet preparations. The Soap 10 cleanse
and purify. the ointment 10 soothe and
heal. the raicum 10 powder aud per-
fume. No toilet table IL complete
without them. Advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

TAXING your meQi'
cine. After my sec
ond baby was born
my back was weak
and hurt me contin-
ually, sol thoughtful
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We getab l Q
Compound as ! had
read 30 much about
where it had helped
80 many women. l
had been bothered
with nv back for
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
4 HEsUmE or THE WEEKS
ooiNos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
Important Events Of the Last Seven
Days Reported BY Win and Pre-
pared for the Benefit OF tho
Busy Reader
WESTERN

~ heirH Wilis, national an
Olympic ~oman's tennis champion
retained her California title wheI
she defeated Mrs. May Sutton Bund,
Of Santa Monica. 6.s, "a In the fina
OF tbs state tournament at Berkeley
California.
W. Z. Do~lin Of Billings was nam
ed chairman Of the state Republican
central committee 10 succeed Joseph
sesnlon Of Miles City at the eonclu-
sion Of the state central committee
meeting which was held at Helena.
Montana. The permanent organiza.
Ton Il now completed.
Mrs. Erminis Hendrie, So, died at
Glendale, California, in a dentists
chair. while the forceps were being
applied TO tooth. after gas had been
administered.
Pablo Gonzales and his wife, Ro
mario. were shot and killed by three
unidentified assailants In front Of
their home at Glendale, Ariz. AMI
automobile containing three men
drew up In front Of the house and
the couple fell dead as 20 shots were
fired.
On the crest Of what was formerly |
a barren shale knoll. part Of a con.
demned farm near Fort Shaw, Mont.
Is one Of the finest gardens that one
~oul care TO look at. The experiment
4 being made by Mrs. Oliver of
Great Falls, who seeks to prove the
value Of the soil According To Mrs.
Oliver. the soil, condemned by the
government. Ia good. and all that Is
'seded TO prove this Is water and dill
gsnes on the hoe handle.
Harry j. Dunlap, convicted Badge
Bandit was sentenced by Superior
Judge Q. y. Grail. at Los Angeles, to
wo terms Of life imprisonment and
IA years additional on seven counts {
4 robbery, criminal assault and as q
sult with intent TO commit murder.
he sentences are to run consecutive
Y.
Ernie Johnson. manager OF the d
alt Lake club In 1920. will again as v
amo tho managerial reins Of the Z
ses next year. II was learned at Los :
-ngelcs from authoritative sources. r
Miss Margerie Mccline, 2s, former I
hicago musical comedy chorus girl. y
led suit In circuit court at Sioux
alis, y. d.. against James T. Wear q,
Z. 81. said to be wealthy Illinois Il
mixer for 100000 for alleged o.
teach Of promise III
Northwest railroads are facing the Il
stability Of one Of the most serious bi
n shortage situations in their his a,
~. X. y. Councilman. vice prcsi- at
nj, representing North Dakota on
e northwest regional advisory
ard Of the American Railway asso- !.
'tion. declared at Fargo. N. ID. The =. -
'vemens Of grain. potatoes and live -.
'ek this fall Is the heaviest north :"
~ railroads have ever had TO meet,
said.
Fire starting from an explosion Of
oil tank destroyed the entire plant
the Coghlan shipyards at vancou- ~ ~
:. II. G.. except the carpenter and
chine shops. The damage Is est ~
ted at $4,000. All workmen were 's'
ieyed to have escaped. rs'
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Dos't ehsekle # you put over . ssbstitu.s
when an Advertised prodset is called for.
Maybe your customer viii never cone back.
se- A.ifers. ".
Sets Colors Permanently

To set the color In any cotton ma
terial. add a handful of salt and two
taolespoonfuls OF turpentine to three
quarters Of a pail Of hot water. Put
goods In and allow to remain until
water Is cold. This should SET the
coiors permanently so that neither sun
nor washing viii fade them afterward.
Washington Star.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

straightforward Chang Tso. Lin
the Manehurian war lord. has decIar-
ed war agains the Picking govern
ment and General Wa Pei-Fa. the
military director Of the province Of
Chi II.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

Federal and state governments have
expended Si.sss.oi7 In fifteen months
TO advance the welfare OF mothers
and babies under the federal mater
nifty and infancy act. the children's
bureau Of the United States depart
ment Of labor announced. OF this
total the states expended s64i .52s
and the federal government si,O46.
SEA
Charles Paddock. Los Angeles Ath
lstie club tied the worlds record Of
3-5 seconds FOR the l0o-yard dash
In winning that event at the senior
championships Of the National A. A.
Y. a, West Orange. n. ]. Loren Muir.
Gibson led for 70 yards. pressed by
Alfred Lseoney. but Paddock won In
the final spert.
Passengers on the Chicago. Burr.
ingsoa q Quincy railroad east Of
Denver are 10 ride on a roadbed Of
gold The right q way. il was an.
nounesd. for 400 niles viii be ballast
ed with Stag from the gold mines of
Colorado. Each ton 81 this ballast
contains al least 81 worth % gold ore
pet The quantity Is too small foF ire
'snslting companies 70 get cut prof
itably ~ith machinery now in use.
The first check issued under ire
soldier bonus Law was signed At the
Unitsd States veterans bureau this
week. The check was made cut 70
Feloa Edward Ice o. 81 Loais. I'll
Il Tor $50
Europe Is on the way 70 = era oil
prosperity, according 20 Secretary oil
the Treasurer Mellon. who returned
to his desk In the treasury after a
summer abroad. The Dawes plar,
Mr. Mellon believed. will bring i'm
proved conditions both to Germany
and the entire world.
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Halls Catarrh
Medicine s s,a do t .h' ,, we
rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Sold BY drrrsiss for over 20 yssr,
F. ]. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, Ohio
Just Wind

The child had been greatly i'm
pressed by her first experience in Sun
day school.
She pressed her hands to her
breast and said solemnly to her sister.
two years older:
when you hear something wife
here 1t is conscience whispering to
you"
Its no such thing" the sister
jeered. That's just wind on your
tummie. "-Exchange
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Ffnii n ne Is aot success. but ex.
prrirnfei aud too much Of that Il
srrles ~ Sosiom dust
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states, which houses both branche
OF congress and the supreme courI
\ has been valued at 5000 900. Thi
, figure represents actual cost. Wer
current local real estate values taken
Z would be much higher.
a Representatives Of the Ell Paso A
Southwestern Railroad company an,
the Southern Pacific company will
appear before the interstate CONNER
co commission at Washington 10 urg.
the acceptance Of their petition for
merger The hearings will be con.
Quoted by Charles ID. Mahaffie. direc-
tor Of finance Of the commission.
Ferdinand Bittner is In a hospital
az Chiesgo undergoing a successful
operation for the removal Of his
stomach. Doctors say that he will
recover and eventually will be able
70 eat liquid and juicy foods just the
same as II he had a stomach. At
present he is being fed through q
tube. Doctors who operated on Bit.
ner for stomach ulcers found that
ne also had eoncer Of the stomach
ana decided TO rofnove the stomach.
connecting the esophagus to the up
per end Of the small intestine.
Flying fish. believed by anglers TO
have been driven inland by heavy
storms at sea, invaded Ocean Civ.
N. j., and Cape May, breaking down
telegraph wires in their flight and
Gripping service. II is believed there
were several hundred Of them.
The Philadelphia mint soon will he
making for Poland approximately |
so,OOO,0O0 worth Of zlotties, a new
Polish coin, equivalent 10 1913 cents
IN American money.
General Roman Lopez, commander
OF the Juarez military district has
ordered out detachment Of troops To
lose up the Tivoli gambling house
which reopened at Juarez, Mexico.
The games were closed while the
troops were on their way into the
'ity from the fort.
The scent cup Of coffee, for many
ears a restaurant standby, is soon TO
become a thing Of the past In Chica-
70. The Brazilian government, said1
I. A. Fitzgerald Of Detroit, who ad.
Iressed the convention OF the Nation
y Restaurant association, is chiefly
esponsible for the present coffee sit
alton, a. It maintains the coffee
market by limiting the number of
ags Of coffee which are shipped.
William G.. MeAdoo's brother NAL /,
ohm has become an official member q
( the La Toilette Wheeler forces. O
Owen J. Roberts and Atlee Pomer-
ne, the special government oil eoun-
d will send to the United States
'strict court at Cheyenne. Wyo.,
thin few days recommendation =
'r appointment Of successor to :,
cal Admiral Joseph Strauss, who !,
'signed "a received Of the Teapot v
ONE reserve A selection has not =,
Il been made. 1
William Montgomery Brown, retir- ! Of
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal 81
'urch at Cleveland. Ohio, found v,
Iilty Of heresy by court Of bishops n.
st June, has offered TO step out of IN
e church II the whole house of M
shops would affirm its own ortho-
KY on the seven Fundamental
ltements Of doctrine"
Three Mexicans are under arrest pa
Meade, Kansas, in connection with trl
. attempted holdup Of the Rock AK
and Golden State limited in which 10
o deputy sheriffs were wounded in dc
revolver battle with the bandits. frc