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TEACHER FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
Charles N. Thompson Sao
pended by Board Fol
lowing Arrest.
The fate of Charles N. Thompsoa,
teacher of Class five and principal
of the Jefferson School, who has been
suspended by the Board of EdAUtion,
for an "offedhe against the morality
and good order in accordance with
the provision of Rule 70. governing
the public schools of the District of
Columbia." rests with the Board of
Education, following a recess until
Monday after an executive session of
two hours and a half in the Franklin
School yesterday.
Thompson was arrested November 11
by Bicycle Policeman E. M. Mansfeld
on a charge of driving an automobile
while under the influence of liquor and
was ordered to put up $100 collateral
for his appearance In Police Court.
which he forfeited.
Perm!ssion was granted to the Fine
Arts Commission by the board to nss
Central High School for lectures a
November tL and December s.
war Leave For Teaehers.
Superintendent Thurston's reom
mendation granting leave of absence
for war service to teachers in the
* public schools who are called to thd
service in war camps as dieticians
nas approved.
The board granted permission to
Rev. Earl Wilney, of the Religious
Ministration Committee of the District
War Service Commission the use of
the auditorium in Central High School
to hold a patriotic and non-sectarian
religious service December 16.
Changes In Perses=neL
h The changes in the personnel fol
low:
Accept the resignations of the fol
- lowing-Margaret Thompson, public
school nurse; Ida Beagle, first grade
at S. J. Bowen School; A. R. Entwis
tie. teacher, second grade, Bright
wood Park; E. G. Parker, clerk, elas
three. office of the superintendent: A.
E. Oliphant, teacher. Business High
I School. night; M. G. Humphreys,
k teacher. third grade at Blair School:
M. L. Bridges, teacher, third grade
at E. V. Brown; F. E. Milliken,
teacher, fourth grade at Webster
School; A. I- Wormley, teacher, sec
ond grade, Garnet-Patterson-Phelps
School; L. W. Crump, janitor at F1lU
more School; Robert Amman, Jr..
0 janitor at Cranch School; -Menson
1 Thompson, laborer at Gales School;
R. H. Carroll, laborer at New Cen
s tral High School; Clarence Miner,
laborer at Emory School; E. C. Mar
shall, Janitor at Force School; Sarah
Primrose, caretaker at Bryan Port
able School: W. R. Moore, janitor at
. Adams School
Appointments.
Appoint the following-Mrs. C. Q.
Johnston. temporarily as teacher first
,rade at S. J. Bowen; E. M. White.
tmnporari. teacher of second grade
a* Bridlhtw - I Park; G. H. Walks,
teacher at TIisiness High Night: D. E. I
l)rrtme. as trade instructor. Class 3
5 Ara. F. t. Sampell. temporarily, 1
te.acher Olae 4 at Hamilton; Helen 1
Shwartz. teacher first grade at I
Brightwood Park; Mrs. E. G. Smith,
temporarily, teacher second grade at 1
Amnidon; Lucinda English, teacher
second grade at Tokers; Mrs. M. M.
tj Henry. temporarily, teacher rst I
grade at Towers: C. A. Johnson, tem
porarilv, Principal at Jefferson Night
School: F. J. Riley. as principal.
temporarilv at Jefferson School; Mrs.
C. C. Wfillarns. temporarily; teacherf
Why Cata
Always
With Win
Nature Gives a Cry for Help, that I
Will Make This Winter a
Season of Good Health
for You.
Winter and Catarrh are com
i panions in evil. Catarrh is sweep
Cjing civilization from one conti
nent to another, because civiliza
tion does not follow Nature's
laws. Nature tells us what to do
and we pay no heed.
Down deep in the body of man'
lie streams of blood, going every
where and making a complete cir
cuit of the body every few sec
*onds. In thcse rivers, brooks and
streanmlets of blood flow millions
of little soldiers called corpuscles,
whose duty it is to heal hurts,
expel thc enenmies of man-germs
-from the body and carry away
gnpiurities.
Nature, with the blood, builds
ho, - and hair and teeth and flesh.
She does thtis so quickly and with
such absoltute perfection that if
we put into our months and
stomachs the things the body
needs, natitre will distill her own
chemicals and build up any torn
down portions.
,Catarrh is a tearing down of
nmucous memnbranes. A mucous
membrane is one of the wonders
-of science. It does the important
~-work of lth body in some lines.
WLen it lcomes diseased, you
quickly have the alarm from na-'
ture. Catarrh, in most eases, Irst
.warns us from a condition of the
L ose and throat. Tliese mems
rianes cannot do their. work.
XIhey beconme clogged. Impurities
$krms and ehoke them. Deeay1
gia ts, umpleasant odors arise,
gredfafly it spreads until the
neabrane is almost worthless,
we learn the fault is with
blood. There is too musk
for the corpuscles to do.
SSAEIS ALWAYS GO TOD 1FI& OWt.
'lass 5 at Jefferson School: Mrs. M G . tahrscn aa ok
1. Wilder, teacher, Business High Ms .L tee eprrltah
-ight; Mrs. E. G. Smith, temporarily, rtidgaea alo .V L X N RA O T
eacher. Class 3 at Kenilworth: A. L.Gen ece t ads ih l
'Ittle, teacher at H~nry Night; J. E . Wils tec r at enwo
ith, teacher at Mcile Ni ih;E.C hnde.tht; lss NWDA~ RE
1. F. Monahan, ftache-r a 3t Wa&'-F.Clmn Puic Sho Nrs
Lch Night; Mrs. M. If. Afoniton. tmoaiy ,M uk.tahrsc -epin or rprst ei
eacher at MadisoIn N ight; 'Mrs. 8-od gaeA.Gre-at
. Johnson, te he r aIt - Business P~p col onr aio u usinaro
ight; Mrs. R. H. Utranhamn. tem- ae*W
4rarily, teacher Cls .a t . '.t Centrao
iligh; Mrs. N. WV. Vann, temporarily,Ne C*tr1 lh;JmsFy la-R.KKngt&4,.
ao teacher second grade at Jefferson rraHer colRbrtCup420KigSm.
lchool; Mrs. A. D. Knopf, tempor-Ib
trily, as teacher seronti rrade a o t E oySho: Creis Alxnra aNv 1-dac
fackson; Mrs. E. N. Disney, tempor- IIcpe f te nw qetonie
irily, teacher first grade at Threl- Bua I aoe tW senIih
Eeld; V. B. Lusby. t-eher seco~nd Sho; M r otigo, cr-epir or.A cm itewl
rrade Amidon School1; F . G. 'McKen- tk- tira otbe r* e-anucdltrwowl sitto
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'ntersand quckly akes acon- hird grae fr o neBr ,laboerlk ati
old n nse r troa, ad sme-lan the thigae schoolyn; M r ather- MK.An . oes hs l
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ompano t heath, nd t E .~ Tuvlr, frm fo. t A. rEans. KEi anL. tet. A edo n
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dative o yourCatankor a tructorm Cls. 6; Crl. L.- Gielf, i~t
eten ~hyicia wil giv ~ Stae swo tihts Pto te a he Tfioveia hsd a
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seas wift pecifc s'.tirdi onrade VadBrien; E.a aE. t Zu- ee~rV. M. iyo
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XENWEIIAIRWU
Variou Oratia-a-il V Armase
for Religious Eurcis.
After a conferens here yetedoy
with the Secretary of War and Ray
mond Fosdick. of the training camp
activities con.nttee, COL, Barry
Cutler, chairman of ftia tneal
Welfare Board, announced that the
sAffiliated Jewish ormtlo at the
Oihatry Would at oneb "ut an ad
dational 12 secretaries -Mt tie ftld
to work In the trainng eamps and
cantonment. The welfare of
ficially recognized by tbe =F4te
on the -me footing With the 1'. 3.
C. A. and the Knight of Colurabus,
is employing secretaries for the social
and recreational work. which is of
nonsectarian character, and selecting
rabbis for the religious services br
American soldiers.
Rabbis are being dispatched to the
ACmps and to the freut. Under the
Java Rice
Powder,
33c
In All Five Stoj
B. RGAIl
e1.00 Ever-ready Sate
Hsors, complete with a (
Jozen blades..............
01.e0 Gem safety Raser., 7
with 7 blades............ 7
35e Durham Demenstrat
ane blade, ready
for use...................
Durham Duplex *DBenia
Mafety Reser or -Vleie It
lIt." complete witht a 9'
package of blades.....
Sl5.0o Gillette safety
Rsaer.................. *.
S6.30 Gillette Safety $5%
Rar "et .............. *
$..As Aute strep Military 9
with razor strop and 4
blades............... . $3.
Gemsime Thermes, $
pint size...............
Trech Meirrors, extra lar;
made of the best metal; rm
)roof; in a leather
case...................... T
Colgate Comfort Kit No.
wIt oa, talc. tooth
Paste and, shaving Boil..
E~ver-ready Blades 64;
in package............... 2!
Gem sRades. 7 In
package.................
Durham Duplex Blades.
I in package.............
35c Freezone,
Guaranteed
Hot-Water Bottles
Red and ma
roon, 2-quart
size. excellent
quality; all
g u a r anteed
lerfect.
69c
$1.73 Goodrear Ht -water
Bottlet 2-quart size: made es
erially for ou stor- : .
heavy maroon ra $1 39
guaranteed on, I ar.
$1.00 Nuxated
Winter Tonics
Pierees Golden 8Q
Medieal Diseovery ..... . 0
Angler's Emulsion of
Petroleum, 4rc and .... .
Fellows' nyrup of Hype
p p it'e."...... $1.09
a"d.. ...........
Gude's Pepto
Maugam .................
Ne*er- 89
rum. ...................
Ovefer- 85
Ht. 5. Wamnpoele's O
Ced Liver Oil.... .....
Gray's (tlycris
Temie, 45e and.....*1
Hill's Cascara A
Qutiuie Tablets.......
Ciace-Toae (eid Tablet.
ft'h beet for freaheed
teedache ad I. 25~
grippe.......
Scott'. Emulate. $.0
iBe and...... *
H. K. Wampele'. Ced 3
Liver, the eriginald
Maltiae
Preparution. ... ...
Graham's Emulate. of ted
liver Oil cembiuced with
bypephoephite: 'm- 89
ular *1.60 aim ...c
Ott.......... ... ?
Hershey's Coc<
Face Powder,
small size.
21IMILLIONIN
ANNUAL PROFITS
Ratio to Espenses Shows
Increase, of 6 Per Cent
Since September 1916.
The railway revenues and expendi
tures of the large roads of the United
States for September. as recorded by
the Interstate Commerce Commis
ston's compilation of the roads' month
ily reporto, made public yesterday aft
ernoon, show that the railways of the
country generally. In September. bad
an operating Income of S3,85,043
and a ratio of operating expenses to
operating revenues of 68.10 per cent.
as compared with 62.56 per cent in
September of 1911. For the same pe
rod last year the operating income
was $14,.011.
For the nine months ending Sap
tember, the operating ncome was
$75,3.5M, and the ratio of expenses
to revenues was 70.11 per cent. as
i compared with 6.96 per cent for the,
similar period last year.
- Eastern Reads guffer.
The figures Indicate that the brunt
of the increase in expenses falls on
the Eastern roads, the figures for the
month showing a ratio of expenses to
revenues of 71.58 per cent. as com
pared with 65.78 per cent for Sep
tember last year. The compilation
for nine months shows that the East
ern roads this year had an operating
income of $23,,153, as compared
with $349,045,72 last year. The ex
penses-revenue ratios for 1917 and
1016 were 73.9 and 67.48 per cent re
pectively.
The nine months' compilation for
the Southern roads shows a ratio of
68.41 per cent for 1917 and S.10 per
cent for 1916; for the Western roads,
66.46 per cent and 64 per cent.
The table for all the roads for the
nine months of 1917 show railways
operating revenues of $2,969.741,60to;
expenses. 2,0.004.37; net revenues
from railway operations. 137,705,3c3;
railway tax accruals. $l51.5'7,095; un
collectable railway revenues, 84.4566
which gives the operating income total
of 373688.,542, as compared with Vis,
,07,811 for the similar period last year.
'iJVERNOR'S AL11ON
, CAUSES COMMENT
Senator Sutherland Takes Issue
with McCall Regarding Negro.
Surprise was uttered Nesterday by
Senator Sutherland. of West Viginia,
at the action of Gov. Merall, of Mas
sachusetts, in refusing to extradite to
West Virginia, John Jehnson. the
negro wanted there for a criminal
charge.
'I do not wish to -riticise Gov. Me
Call," said Senator Sutherland. "But
his action must certainly have been
based upon misinformation. The idea
that Johnson could not get a fair
trial is unwarranted. Such a senti
ment as Gov. McCall indicates, does
not exist In West Virginia. I do not
know that the governor was told byv
the man he sent to Investigate. But
he must have, as I say. received mis
Information.
"The other men implicated in the
crime against the 14-year-old girl have
been tried and are In prison. Johnson
would have a fair trial. If he were
guilty he would be convicted, and if
not he would be set free."
Senator Goff, the colliague of Mr.
Sutherland, Is not here. Senator
Weeks, the only Massachusetts Sen
ator now here, refused to comment
upon the matter.
SUFFRAGE OPPONENTS
WILL MEET TODAY
One of the most important meet
ings ever held by the National As
sociation Opposed to Woman Suffrage
takes place here today in their head
quarters at IG14 K street northwest
It is the first meeting of the national
board since the raent election in New
York, the outcome of which has
aroused the anti-suffragists to a new
campaign against pro-Germanism,
pacifism and socialism, as well as
woman suffrage.
The opposition will center its fight
against the proposed Federal amend
ment and the referendum on the war
which, in the opinion of its leaders.
would follow the Federal amendment.
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth. Jr.,
president of the National Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage, will pre
sent to the board a new platform,
with seven planks, in one of which,
for' the first time, the association
officially proclaims itself against so
cialism.
It is intended to unite all the anti
socialist and anti-suffrage forces in
America, If possible, in an aggres
sive, nation-wide campaign.
SIX P. 0. OFFICIALS
TO HONOR MESSENGER
Six officials of the local Postofflee
-Department will act as honorary pall
bearers when the funeral of William
R. Harris is held tomorrow Rftecr
noon. Harris, a negro, was appoint,
ed to the pohtoffice In 1339 andi has
been the messenger of the last four
postmasters. He was 31 years of age.
Sorrow because of his death and
high praise for his service was voe
e d by many at the department yes
terday, The honorary pallbearers
are: Franklin C. Burrows, Harry
SM. Hacock, Albert 11:: Fisher. Ph illip
- Otterback, Charles P. McCurdy and
W. T. Sherwood, aecretary to rost
master Chance,
The funeral cortege will leave
the home of Harris at 1447 Corcoran
street northwest at 1:30 o'clock to'
morrow afternoon and proceed to
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
K . aim.a.m
Ieb N., hiuag ebaismen
at th Oei as ftr frds, CaL
Oier he reOve a letter frm
Gresd Dabt A. Levy. at faru, rep.
Mm*y the larsefto Afte"f Lng
versus,' Mee411 o.-epraIo. A
- 1010111 101111101h 5 adready
been estabiebedi in Peria. of
thirty-two French rabbis sent to the
front. five have bon hilled.
CEE Ms= RESw.
Peking. Nov. ZL-Proaidset Pong
Kwo-chang has accepted the resig
nation of Tuan Chi-jul as minister of
war. but Tuan emalms at the head
of the cabinet. the Presiont haviag
declined to accept his resignation
from the premiership. Three mem
bers of the cabinet have withdrawn.
however.
STEAL $$,N PAYROLL.
Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. l--Three arnt
ed bandits tonight threw red pepper
into the eyes of J. Schaefer, factory
superintendent, who was guarding the
Van Dorn Iron Works Company's par
roll. seised between 9.00 and 310.0"
and escaped in an automobile.
REE STORM ON sEVEIT Mi .
PRESCRIPTION
FACTS
The chief facts are those
drug purity. quality and po
tency. The considerations of
equal importance are those of
accuracy and carefulness in
'ompounding. Prescriptions
put up by us certaInly do con
tain the best of drugs, and
th"ey certainly are put up
right. No druggist in this
world can offer more.
HERE WE GUARANTEE IT.
-es-Today, Frida
IS FOR MEN
ty Auto %trep B1ade,6 79
in package...........
Gillette Blades.
6 in package.............
12 In package. 73c.
American $1.89
Battles, pint....... . ...
metal Seep Bee, ova 2
e or round.................
. Colgate's Cemfert Kit Ne.
with tale, Roap. I.th 71
paste and shaving Poa P..75
81'.- ute'er. Jr. "aor 690
18 Stress... . . . . . . . .
S.. R.tehet Self- $149
bhels $1.49
ho in Stroe .........
M s. Pea. Safety Rawer. $1.0
18 ornplete with 5 blader.
iCalgate's N ur*e' t', 0 m f1 r 1
;Kit ,. . with o14 cretin.
dental crean. tale and 590
colo coap...........
t- 33e REe0. Rood fnr ha
; azor not bad for good
raxors.....................
10 250
OWNg .....................
Old style naser, round
or straight point.........
Mies's PAcket
romb6 ....... ......... ... 9
5c Tethbrushes, all britle
prusranteed not to
" ed...................... 194
For corns and call
..-a...e ,ma~s,
rev.
MEN evna
XMooerer
_A I3~ Nw8&UA It
Iron, for a weak
ELASTIC S'
AND TR
All regular stock sizes alwa
goods.
Fitting rooms. Lady clerks a
and E Sts. Stores ONLY.
ltoekimus.2
A to E-...
rhread 1.arter
steekima.
.11k Legglna,
6' to E. . . .
l'.e specIalise 1. s
lMme. Fit guarantee
.negieal 5tere.'.
\ew. Yerk Elsa
emaamel, singte..
"" York E l es
Temern. seft water 1
ethe hIghest gi
mndes Single ,
S right or left
resture ...
LADY ATTENDAi
>a, V cans, 1 5c; 2
A True Nerve
Tonic
Graham'. Compound Syvup
Rypephesphltee. with ire..
Qulise and Stryehstine. a
I cientific preparation posess
lng exceptional merit and
recommended as a valuable
tonic and reconstructive in
general debility, neurasthenic
conditions and wasting dis
eases. Put as In fnu pint
bottles. PEOPLE's 9
PRICE................
1r nE D3L wen asmmpi mm.y
OF WIWAl&
now Tin=mw. u.-WO. bm
thoIr hubawe to heNa oneeme
Bureau today t dr.- ea. They We"
an but up ow the se vilauv.
heoy want to vON as m e PuliF
bte. They nmaie th' husbaOs ap.
ply for arst papers. ale eam
waen able swamp"d thIe dodto gr
first papers. Married womenS ea vot
it their husbahds anr Satur.m4.
Spaith War V....
Amuwer C. b Calr
1ieveral neimbers at Lawtse Ca.
Spanish War Vterans, an new I
active a. rie. Including the fafhlw
Iing Gen. Charles A. WinUan, Ge.
"en'ge I Harr.. ;ea. C. r. Hum
phrier. '-m. W. 0. Owes, Maj. Jo
Ph M Heller. Maj. Frat k. hi
ner. Capt. E. m. IAwton. Capt. 5.
H. Blount. Capt. S. ClIford Co
Capt. Emi Walter and Capt. .L
Pylon.
ri
50e
Lablache
Face Powder,
35c
y and Saturday
A Clean Tooth
Will Never Decay
|e Prophllaeto Tooth
brushee, hard. medium 25.
or soft. adult size.
amitel Tooth Powder or
Paste, L. .c 1
alze.....................
Colgate's Dental Cream
trial '17e. lee;
large Eize ..............4
Chiers-let Tooth
Pate; regular 5(1c size.
Pyredent. Teth
Liquid or Paste. ...
Pyorrecide Powder; exeel
icrt for receding a'ums;
1."0 size ...........
R. lf" s m' 19 #
Armies Tooth %ep.
2..c ire......
PreTteentel Tooth
Paste. :: .Ize. 19t
vged &Baker caorhette
Tooth dWas; o
::c ir. ....
%...d..t T..tit P...der.
", ";7 .... ."" 17<
Dents K1... Tooth Pasto.
a r.roxide d tal cream:
cleanses ar p'-rvs -he
teeth, ster. m aes the l
mouth. re Fire..
Ipec Dental Crewme 19
2Sc size ...............
ouses. . . . 25c
Guranteed
Fountain Syringes
Made of the
e at whit
uber: about
-quart SIZ-;
I I co'plete
Sith fitti ng :
. Uararteed
perfect.
69c
.COgrs Feustal
uararnteed e
Sear .................. 1.39
system. .. 79c
1OCKINGS
USSES
ys In stock. Cean. fresh
t our 7th and K Sft. and 7th
"'""a **"'--, $1.2
.69 e *E......
A t.o ....t16
mnd-to-meosure ordees t. this
6. Prices shoot oae-half the
Truss Fitters
e Double Elastte T'ruoa.
9A wi"h '"rot' $2.98
pads. This sate
l ie , eIey Hard4 Rubber
ad; Truss. siagies holds
.de the moat .t.b- $2.98
for hors rupture.
49.eie. stard Rub h e r
Doable $4
T. Truss.... *
for .... . 27c
Djer Kiss
Tale,
white or flesht
rn-f29c

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