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RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
%yPkCCBET"
THE ~DAWN-RASSVIET

A Russian Daily Newspaper, Published
every day, except Sunday, by the d.
~rectoriAte of Russian Trades Union of
the United States of America and
Canada, o.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20

Photo by UnueFWOOu
COUNT ULRICH LUCKNER
BECAUSE HIS UNCLE, Bar
on Ago Won Nathan Is German
Ambassador to the United States
has given Count Ulrich Luchner
a very good excuse to "see
America first" He's i'm Wash
lngtOn now. And happy 20 be
here.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
NERVE IN DEATH
PACT FAILS
BY International News Service

: NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 49,
The body Of Mrs. Walter Sharp,
3S, lay in a morgue here today,
while her husband, Walter Sharp,
10, stage hand, was held without
bail on a murder charge.
Back of the murder, Nashville
police declared lies a drama OF
the underworld, climaxed last night
when Sharp telephoned an under
taker, ordered two caskets and
gave full instructions for funeral
arrangements for his wife and him
self.
Come and get our bodies" he
phoned from his apartment. eve
can't win, and we have decided to
step out Of 1t and quit trying"
When police arrived a few min
utes later, they found Sharp stand
ing at the bedside of his dying
wife. He had shot her, but his
nerve failed and he did not carry
out his intention to commit
suicide.
Sharp, police said, is a former
safe cracker He married Fay
Kline, once a notorious figure in
the night life of Nashville in the
old wide open days and the couple
resolved to "go straight"
His indictment for murder is ex-
pected within a few days.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20

II you can answer that question
well enough, a lot OF your wor.
ries about going to college viii be
over. You'll have a terms tuition
money.
About all the fun there is in
college life can be seen next week
at Loew's. Palace Theater, in
Brown of Harvard, featuring
William Haines and Mary Brian.
You can see there the thrill of a
crucial football game, and the
campus activities and other features
Of college life.
But there's another side-a more
serious side. Colleges accomplish
lot more than provide football
games. In order to get the ideas
of the younger generation on this
important subject, The Times Is
offering $500 in cash for the two
best essays which answer the ques-
ton. why Go to .College?'
Any boy or girl who goes to q
high school or college, either public
Or private, is eligible to this con
est. The judges win be three OF
the leading educators in Washing
.on-alI of them members of thu
faculties of local schools or colleges.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
" A n 7 s D les
NUzzLED

In an effort to avoid the mad.
dog scare in Bethesda. Nd. and
Chevy Chase during the coming
simmer, a campaign against un-
rnuzzled animals has been started
BY Milton Fairchild, Of 6313 Con-
nacticut Ave. N. w.
A menace from rabid dogs exists
In the Chevy Chase and surround.
ing areas, according to Fairchild.
VINO said that to prevent the spread
OF hydrophobia he has purchased
muzzles which may be procured
rom him at less than the regular
retail price.
All residents OF Chevy Chase have
oeen communicated with by Fair
child and his committee consisting
OF Gustave E. Lundell, Harvey L.
curtis, Julian d. Sears, Chester
snow. Edward Wichers and Elmer
r. Weaver.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20

The essays must be shott-not over
100 words.
The idea is to present your rea-
sons briefly, forcefully and clearly
No fancy writing. The boy whose
essay is judged the best will get
800 and the girl 500.
Think the question over. Did
Brown, OF Harvard, get all the
good that college life offers? Aren't
there a lot of angles to college
life that are neglected in the craze
for athletics? (. Then send your
answer in to the College Essay Con-
test Editor, OF The Washington
Times. stating what, school or coll
Iege you attend. 1T must he in
The Times office by 10 p. m. Thurs
day, April &c.. an
There aren't i8py fstrings to this
contest. You don't have to see
Brown of Harvard to enter-al-
though you'd probably enjoy it ire
mendousIy. The Times wants you
to appreciate the value of college
life And there isn't any question
but that yon will appreciate it II
you only stop to think about its
advantages.
Now go to it!
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young minister, who is a married
man.
Captain Clampitt appeared about
ready to break down when his fate
was announced.
He declared he was thankful to
all members of the court for the
fair trial accorded him and de-
clared his. further plans were un
certain.
He would not say whether he
would remain in the Army or re-
sign, but made it clear he will
continue his ministerial work.
1t was reported, but not con
firmed, that the young Army chap
lain was given an unanimous &C
uuittal, " .E#A
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ARLINGTON co .
NEWS ITEMS .

ARLINGTON COUNTY, April 20.
Indictments in II cases were re.
turned yesterday by the grand jury
in the circuit court. 1T indicted
Karl Schmeltz, otto Seyboth, Fred!
erick Schevingle, Frank Shreve,
Harry Taylor, Norman Thomas
Edward Payne, E. L. Moody, Jesse
Martin, Walter Jones and William
F. Mays, charging violations OF
the prohibition laws.
Those charged with felony are
Walter Benedum, II. c. Corbin
Raymond Jackson, Condor Mason,
Walter McClanahan and e. l.
Moody.
H. C. Goblin, pleading guilty to
illegal possession of a still, was
sentenced to- serve six months In
jail and fined $45.50, including
costs.
Walter McClanahan was sentenced
to six months in Jail and fined
$3.50 on a charge of operating an
ence of liquor.
Walter Benedum, Edward Payne
Otto Seyboth and Frank Shreve,
charged with Illegal possessi n,
were sentenced to 80 days in jail
and fined $1,000 each. The jail
sentence was suspended.
Pleading guilty to operating
car while under the influence of
liquor, Karl SchnleltZ and Harry
Taylor were sentenced to 80 days
in Jail and fined 500 with costs,
totaling $145.50 each.
Judge Samuel G. Brent, at the
opening of the April term of the
circuit court of Arlington country
yesterday, stated that during the
present term he would issue
rule against the board Of super
visors demanding that the present
Arlington county Jail be made SAM
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
Use
Lemons Tonight
To Stop That Cold


AS soon as you begin TO
n sneeze-as soon as you
suspect a cold-take a hot
bath and AOf lemonade and
get into a warm bed. Keep
well covered.
Do that tonight if you
feel chilly now. You'll per-
spire and the cold will come
out with the perspiration.
In line cases out of ten, if
you act at once, all traces of
your cold viii be gone in the
morning.
In all epidemics like the
''hu, thousands of extra
carloads of lemons are used
because millions know this
old fashioned, time-tried
remedy for colds.
This is the best way to
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
treat children's colds also.

treat children's colds also.
It saves the Gays of time
and the money that colds
always cost once they take
hold.
But get" them before
they do take hotd-you can
do it with hot lemonade If
you take the drink in time.
Use California lemons.
They are rich in acid juice
the best kind for colds. Just
squeeze the juice of one
lemon in glass or cup of hot
water. The effectiveness of
hot lemonade is due to more
than its heat. Add sugar If
desired.
Don't have a cold tomor-
row. Take hot lemonade
tonight.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
ACQUIIs
CHAPLAIN
By Tad

SAN FRANCISCO, April 90
Capt. Orville I. CIampitt, United
States Army chaplain, was &C.
Quilted late yesterday by the Army
trying him on charges
of falsely stating his relations with
Miss LUCILLE swallow, Kansas beauty
parlor attendant.
Chaplain Clarnpitt took the wit
ness stand himself in a final ef-
fort to clear his name, and within
two hours after he had left the
stand the board Of Army officers
who tried him returned verdict
Of mot guilty. vindicating the
The Washington times., 1926-04-20

! Instead of soda hereafter take ii
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour. acid. gassy stomach, and re-
lief will come instantly.
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BETTER THAN SODA

For fifty years genuine phillips
Milk Of Magnesia'' has been pre-
scribed by physicians because it
overcomes three times as much
acid in the stomach as a saturated
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
] ARTS CLUB TO HEAR
ADDRESS ON SPAIN

Mrs. Charles Wood will give an
Illustrated travelogue lecture on
Spain tonight at the meeting Of
the Arts Club of Washington.
Thursday night. Justice Frederick
=. Stddons OF the District Supreme
court, will speak on Shakespeare,
the poet" Shakespearean lyrics
VIII be sung by Miss Helen
Howison. soprano, accompanied by
George H. Wilson.
The Washington times., 1926-04-20

Insist upon Phillips" Twenty
five cent and fifty cent bottles, any
drug store.
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Times to Pay. High for
College Life Essay

why all this yearning for college career, anyway
why all the studying and the working after school, and
the long labor of preparations I 49, III
'tWhat good does it do your"
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Harvard oIee Concert

The Harvard Glee Club win give
a concert tonight at the Masonic
auditorium, Thirteenth Street and
New York Avenue Northwest. The
organization is under, the direction
Of G. Wallace Woodwork, "a, sue
ceeding DIR. Davidson as leader.
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tary and if necessary that addi-
tons to the present building be
made.
Suits for divorce We're filed yes
terday in the office of the clerk
of the court by Eta M. Roberts
Poore against Lewis w. Poore, and
by Jean F. Fox against Edwin N.
FOX
The Washington times., 1926-04-20
RoARDER QUESTIONED
IN POISON CANDY PLOT

JERSEY CITY, April 20.-The
courtroom was cleared yesterday
when Otto Hartman testified that
Ernest Hermann had sent him a
box sof poisoned candy. Hermann
was a h0arder in the Hartman
home and is also accused of steal
ing Mrs. Hartman's love.
Attorneys tried to get Hartman
to confess that he sent the candy to
himself Hermann and Mrs. Hart
man are now partners in the real
estate business.
Evening star., 1926-11-20

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generated depends to a large extent
on the boiler. The designers Of some
burners have resorted to different
schemes to increase the fame travel
before impingement on the water
cooled surfaces of the boiler.
Personal Element Considered.
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quently the condition of overheating
during the milder periods of the heat
ing season. The temperature regula-
ton lie achieved by opening windows
and doors rather than, by control of
the fire. These things greatly lower
the seasonal plant efficiency of the
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ment is largely removed, assuming
that the burner has been properly in.
stalled and regulated. There are char.
acteristics of the oil burner which tend
to increase the cost of oil burning, but
they are additional costs for additional
comfort. An Oil burner may be op-
Grated earlier and later in the hea ting
season because of the ease Of opera
ton. The room temperature with a
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ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC
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sist upon a burner which can be pulled
that he may return temporarily to the
use of coal. Type selection depends
upon the availability of gas or elec-
tricity. Some of the simpler burners
of the vaporiZing type require no aux
Hilary power, while some require gas.
The atnmizing type generally requires
gas or electricity and sometimes both.
II is. of course, essential that the oil
burner selected shall be of such capac-
ity AS to provide for the maximum
heating demand The practice of
manufacturers in supplying different
heating capacities varies conSidera bly,.
Some manufacture a series of burn
ers which are Of similar construction.
hut which are of various sizes and oil
burning capacities. Others make two
or three types of burners, each Of
which can be so adjusted as to At
range of heating demands. Still others
make but one burner and depend upon
adjustments to accommodate the vari-
Gus heating requirements.
An oil burner will not be satisfac-
tory unless the whole heating plant Is
designed and laid out according to the
accepted principles of heating. This
means treferring to hot water. steam
or vapor) that the radiation be prop
erly proportioned. that the pipe lines
he of proper size and free from pocket
ing. and that suitable means for the
removal of condensa ton and venting
of air be provided. The size of boiler
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on it. Boilers are ated by the manu-