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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 20; 1914.
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L
IS PYTHIAN SLOGAN
ates Report Increases by
Thousands When They An
swer Roll Call at Jubilee.
floTUnucd from rirst Pago)
Richmond, Va., tlio rank of p.oeo
' no conferred by tlio Mountain Cit
Jr-cv of Frederick. Md.
Reception By President.
t 6 o'tloik thto evening President
isnn ii; receive the isitins knishts
ie "Wiiilo Ilout-e. A feature of the
er''on v.lll be the presentation to
pi-cident of Knicht AVoodrow "Wil-
i, past grand chancellor of a Xorth
arol na lodge and supreme rcprcsenta-
of the order fiom his State.
rc S Younjr. supreme ilee chan-
' T, will presldo at the eveninp s-es-n.
whi h will bcfrfn at S o'clock in
p large ball room of the hotel. Ad
i sses will be made by Walter B.
'IJe on "Tho Lesbont, of Fnend-
p. the Rev Frederick S. Attwood
Larger Fraternalism." and the Rev.
ler Stockdale. of Toledo. Ohio, on
Pvthlan Power.' A new song, entled
Bald Eal of the V. H. A.." will be
jhb for the firat time, by Miss Emily
IMttoe. of Washington. It will be
lustrated with lantern slides. The
mposcr, Herbert Kendry. of Petera-
urg. Canada, has promised to con-
ibutc the proceeds from its sale to a
nd for the election of a Pythian home
C anada.
Relieved of the duties of presiding of-
er this morning by William W.
lackwell, of Henderson, Ky., Supreme
hanccllor Thomas J. Carting was tho
tJiter of a group of friends through
"t the morning, each desirous of ad
aing the handsome watch chain and
nblematic charm which was preseni
l to him at last night's session. The
ft was made by the chancellors rep
sonting flftr-flve grand domains of
to order, and was accompanied by an
'tograph book containing the names
the donors.
Presented "With Jewel.
Vt the same session Maj. Gen. Arthur
Stobbart, of the uniform rank, was
resented with a Jewel by the brlga
ictr of the various States. The pre
mutation to the supremo chancellor
as made by Judge Daniel C Rlchard
on, of Richmond, and that to General
obbart by John J. Brown, of Van
alia. Ill
Jommissioner Newman's invitation to
te insurance department of the order
i move its headquarters to this city
as the subject of much discussion,
t only within the order, but by ln
rance people generally. The beller
as expressed that it- was the rore
nner of an effort to bring fraternal
ders to Washington.
MulLLflN
City Gayly Decorated in Honor
of First President Masons
Also to Celebrate.
fov. henry C Stuart, of lrginia.
compamed by his staff and escorted
th famous Richmond Blues and
'ichTond Howitzers will participate Jn
io"jaj s parade in honor of the birth-d-
ft Gorg-i Washington The staff
acmbers, just seloctM by Governor
tuar will wear their new uniforms for
ie f-t Urn.' djt Gen. W. W. Sale.
r Ri -monl. will also be present.
Vvac mam . of the stores along
' li' of march have been decorated.
ig street, from Fairfax street, to
a. ne street, will be decorated for ten.
art- wiMi Hacs and pennants. On
our squares of 'W ashington street, pay
er lo'- d 1 annera will hang from Ve-
t'an tan-Iardb Th city hall, fire
i. n' hous- s and police stations will
jmj d with tho national colors. I'ri
t r id-nci will u with public
Id'f v in hnishness of display.
For ti' j davs ("ity Kninror Dunn has
nt ' tnPi and ilfly 'arts removing
riji al.ing the parade route.
Two Celebration?.
" r r. two celebrations in ad-
. rft arranged bv the Wiishlng-
U 1 i, Association there will be
v l sandria-Washington Iodge
lu'i General Washington was
c fi -.1 riiaster of this old lodge, .ind
. ,. tli first organization to rcle
' bic I irtliday The annual ban-
'h lotli will - in the evening
a regular cofiinunii ation Vke
J -.i Thonu , IL Marshall :ind
t ' ' ifi-.m-ii are -neeteiL
.il ., be a metting in Alex-
tin G ors Washington Jl.i-
yi' iti'IaI Assoeiatlon, ejinp"d
i- rat d masters of all tho grand
jg i Uie 1'nitif States. Slons than
i will be repreenU'd This
-' oi ha for its object the eree-
' vandna -jf memonal temple
ifiTi, tin Mason, and inttts
r i vcjr. G'alid Master T. -T.
.! Maryland, will call the
r ,. t-. order Monday morning at
T r 'Hri-nages will le rrvrulo t'
im . i Miinrtav, one in the
v t . off.'er-, of the Wiu-'iliip-
ji i. h.-oei:ilmn. and two W
H iiwV, n by the offiiei-, and
i -er- .)1 Akx mdria-Washington
nd tin other i the officer
e i' . -s fif the Masonic Jlfinoml
..tion F.j. i will plaec wilt!ls
.. ' . .'iili oi thi first President
To Hie Rescue.
i i li-hnisui B.it at a Nev York
iimiw table jn of the
)- telling a str In which
jnd" Jlgured. hhe .ia uualile
. Hi to think ol the word
ii ot these what do ou
-one of tlieo long German
r Krgle-IiUMn dropol his fork: his
V j rj rnuikf (lrtcrs !" Lippm
8 Magazine.
Translated Into Slang.
n vi re is .n tne south Side of Cllie;igo
t. jrrmer .niufimcnt iark named, fnnji
J-Ttnc words. "Fans Oiucl Park."
. aw frit from care "
Two young men passed this park on
. rr&t ear ree.ntl One of them ovi
n n v..b a stninger In the 'ity. and
inrud was showing him about.
--.d 'hi it ranger; "What docs t-ans
s i i me.uj? ' .
Hit frtendj nidllj repliaP It s from
i o Ppanish. and means I should wor--i
. Everybody's.
WhjTHe'Went.
Jones, who doesn't pwn a motor eat.
ar.d i- never likely to, was met at the
jotor show by a fnend, who expressed
irprise to see him there. "Well. Bat"
Tones, -it lotely once a car to torn.)
And look at a whole mats of oars that
vou don I have to dodge" Christian
IUrfflBtei
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MEMBERS
LEADERS HONORED AT PYTHIAN JUBILEE
IIARRY P. WILLEY.
CASTILLO CALLS
VILLA ft COWARD
Mexican Bandit Held by U. S,
Troops Tells of His Cam
paign Under Zapata.
EL PASO, Tex., Feb. CO. With every
appearanco of fright, Maximo Castillo
has just arrived in El Paso, closely
guarded by Major Greene and a de
tachment of the Ninth United States
Cavalry.
Anticipating an attempt to kill Cas
tillo, a strong cordon of the Twentieth
Infantry was thrown about the station,
which was jammed by 6,000 persons of
all classes, including a largo number
of Mexicans. Castillo, his wife, and
Captain Garcia were hurried Into an
auto truck and taken to thir cells in
the stone guardhouse at Fort Bliss,
where Castillo was interned In. a cell
next to that occupied by I1I3 former
friend. Gen. Jose Ynez Salazar.
"I am not responsible for the Cum-
bre tunnel disaster," he said. "I was
not there at tho time, and I can prove
It by American citizens Walter Cohen,
of Alamo Hueco, the American ad
ministrator of San Pedro; L. A. Ross, of
Coralltos. and many others of my
American friends.
"Who did it? Perhaps it was some
of my own men. I do not know.
"Why do the newspapers of the bor
der want to make a holWav S3, all El
Paso can come to see me shotfl knew
Villa well once. At the call to arms ot
the Madero revolution I enlisted under
him. I ne-ver fought him. I never
turned against him.
"He turned against me and he de
serted the magnificent plan of the great
Madero the plan of San Luis Potosl
to follow Carranza and the other re
formers. I never wished to Join Villa.
He lias bteu a bitter disappointment to
all patriotic Mexicans.
"I am really the Zapatista commander
of the north, and hold a commission
from him which 1 will show you when
we get to El Paso. What if Villa did
say that Zapata had denfed it? Car
ranza claims that he and Zapata aro in
accord. Thin is an absolute lie. '
I. C. Foster to Oppose
Friel Allen's Pardon
If Frcil Allen, youngest member or
the Allen clan, who "shot up" tho HIIIs
ville court house in March, 1912, Is par
doned by Governor Stuart, of Virginia,
it will not bo without tho strongest op
position of I. - Foster, brother of
Commonwealth Attorney W. M. Foster,
who iiii killed by the Aliens
Mr. 1'oFter, now emploed in the In
dian Office, went to Hillsville immedi
ately after the shooting, and since then
has kept in touch with the case. The
widow and chi'dren of the Hillsville vic
tim still live in that place. Mr. Poster
says Knel Allen who is hut seventeen
years old, and whoso youth is empha
sized bv thoee desiring his pardon, con
fessed to shooting Attorney Foster,
though asserting he did it in self-defense
Fnel Allen was sentenced to serve
eighteen cars in the State penitentiary,
and Kldna Kdwards. another member of
the party, recclv cd a f if ti en-year term.
California Floods Kill
Three and Cause Big Loss
LOF ANGELKS. Oil.. P'eb. 10.-Three
Persons are dead and about SLOW."1)
property d.oiiagi ha been done by
floods throughout 1 on them Callfoml i,
iiciording to advices received here, to
iav. Tim rainfall ih cisising in nmri
localities, and It in X!eit(ti traffic willlf.n,
be resumed in .1 f w d is
The known d -id .ir. Harold Si it, a
r.uirlifr nejr Covirio fil ttiishi Miv
Sue BevUh. and Etntnett Ostirnitinii. j
thirti
ion, near S.mta I'.irlM.-n.
Divorce for Mrs.Everliart.
Trr Ljd'a M Lverhait wis granted
.in absol'it divunc from Ualni l,ir
h art, a Haltimon ntnl Ohio locomotive
fireman. Iiv Jtisti i Clifford, in Equii
Court No 2 txl.iv ,),, bars' d nii
londucl .unl ruilt .
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H
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Turn tin las'il- out Hie h'.uiailie,
I'lliousncfcn, "instlpation, the sieli. sour
Mornach and foul gases turn them out
tonight with nw arets.
J ion t put in .mother dsy of distiess
Iv-t rdjarelii hweeten and regulate ur
ctoniach; re-mow- the nuir, undigested
and fermenting food and that inlBcrj
making gas; take the exce-is bile from
ASCARETS
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CONSTPATED
STOMACH SOUR OR BILIOUS
fCATH ART I C --"n -L & . J,
p$0-k price 10 cents!
THOMAS J. CARLING.
I'BHloUBM IS BUILT
Pnfi IN BUENOS AIRES
b " - yflnMri iti r till
i m: '
V -.-StinMMBk.1
MRS. IDA M. JOHNSON.
Army and Nary
j ARMY.
ChaDlain THOMAS
l.TVTNGSTON
Twenty-third infantry. to not
Springs, Ark., Army and Navy Gen
eral Hospital, for treatment. ,
First Lieutenant MERRILL 10. SPALD
ING. Seventeenth Infantry, to duty
at the United States Military Prison,
April 22 instead of February 20. 19L1.
Colonel GEORGE E. BUSHXELU
Medical Corps, and Oiptaln EARL
H. BRUNS. Medical Corps, to Fort
Bliss, Tex., for the purpose of testi
fying before tho board.
Leave of absence for twenty-one days
granted Second Lieutenant FltAN
CIS J. TORNEY, Coast Artillery
Corps.
Colonel iHLIARD F. HARMON. Coast
Artillery Corps. Washington, D. C.
for examination bv a retiring board.
First Lieutenant JULIUS C PETER
SON, Coast Artillery Corps. Fort
Bayard, N. M General Hospital for
treatment.
NAVY.
Lieutenant (Junior Grade) H. E.
KNAI'SS. to wait orders
First Lieutenant J. R. HENLEY, to
naval disciplinary barr.icks. Port
Royal. S. C.
First Lieutenant P. H TORREY, to
Marino barracks. Annapolis. Md.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Arrived Nashville, at llabana; Han
cock, at New Orleans, Jupiter, ot
Maro Island. Noreus. at Gtiacana
yalio Pay, Patuxint, at Port au
Prince.
Sailed Ccssin and Cummings, from Ke
West for Giiantiinatno; Tallahassee,
from Norfolk for Wtishlngton; Vir
ginia, Rhode Island. Nebraska, and
(Jeorgia, from Vera Cr.z for Guaca
nayabo Bay; Orion, from Guacana
yabo Bay for Gtiantanamo.
Police Court Record
United 'htates Branch. Jnflce Jamn Push
Iv. G. Orofjunan, rmbezzlemrnt dlsmls-l:
Prank "1. llvajin, fulrc i.rrteiisi.i, dismissed,
Danlr! L Finks, fa!n preten"-. dlMnlimed.
Ial(3 Notes, destroying propvl). J"ry trial
demmidul. ErmM lMhle iiaault. dmnilKJod;
Ilattio blmni. aatault. Ii0la. Janj'- liynl.
a-iBault. 1M days, iliarles Willis larcitiy, W
di,w, -N'or-i Tliebadon tbroaif. intlnu-l for
twnttncfc, Ilayeb A-.derson. alias IM'1 Ander
hon. aia-iult. trial li liruiir Si .Ihto1 Our
tett. larceny. trll February s W'alur
Ptnitli. nlia .loci Utr Illk'lit lurceny. 30
da, Omrles ,S llolnu., two iJiarin ujiiialil
board bill arid false pretens- tnal IVIaiiarv
L.1. I'hlllp Joliru-on. two ebarce-i lanrny. pro
tiatlon for 1 leaf, ljinra Mnrctn larcen,
$10 forf. Unl. 'larne lanlav, Urrriij .if tor
irust. dlsinJ.-.-!. William Jlla- atsiu't i'l
inlieed: Benjamin shiilz, tliriui". 'i mliijed.
ndward liuroll. iiIiib rrrtMi rd milk bottle.
rllunls.'"-d. Horruir Klum. tiKln lilnl
IVbniarv II, Wnlti r Brown. liouri, illiic.
l-ound ovr to rand 1nrv
Dlctrlet Bnincli. luir .Meiandi i Mtil
lonv MeT 1'alnlrr, dKordrl , S. or IT
nav Jo nr t Jr tra-trl- iolall n ro!l
tinned for j.ntrnr , JelniH lirroll trarfl
violation. tX furfilttd. .Iinnes lailir tunic
violation frfMn.i. Iwijih II sill.
eulornobile ob-trei'nnir trt i, J? firf i 1.
lohti I"ajiie traflif violation . f-.tii. I
Ilemian B Br.io.. ili.-irli rlv 0 f..r
PSitrlel Carfll II lllle loli'lon ..
.if!llll. Ttmriue I t'oult.i 'IN r.
ti-
misMiI. rlliur MMih i illiwiiW ilv. -Hi(lnii 1
rr nt' ie-". Knmk I'-uiK iriMI' n.iiitnt
' ' lie 1
ill-1 Willi tin Jl SII-.n lei.t.orl
!' V It,
.lolin Willi. tliiM. "lll'llni.-, (.. lor
f M.-.I HUil'l- i l.irh ..U.r.J. r.i ii.
wji utt-i Q It l-rmi.lh- I l m 1 II
I:o'. -itul I.ini" I .1 in h lwui it irV viol.i
tin ie- triali lihru.i l.
Italy Profits From Movies.
KOMI . I'el jn Miinii I tv on
' movli ' tin ati r II' i H I- i ..it nl
lhi It tlinn ;,ii mini lit h pl.iii l"i in
I i rc.'tsiiig thi n ' im
your Her :inl run off the l" iiinnie-i l
waste mallei ntnl -mi-.tip.itlon pol-iu
from tho bom Is Tln-n wm f ,- gnat.
''as'.irel toiiiL-hl will ."-It nlit'-n 'u
mt by Minium;, -i I"- int lf f'om .itty
oriig -Uor will li--( voiu In ad h-iir.
t-toinnei sivi-i L li'ii .unl howeI r volar
ami iii.il' you fe I bully .unl lnrful
for niont'is. Imnt for t tin 'lilldun
WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.
HY
II A BOX
DR. FRANK A. GODSOE.
Transit Tube Opened to Public
Has All Modern Safety
Devices.
BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 20. Buenos
Aires has completed the first section of
its new subway and it was opened to
public service December 1, 1913. That
underground transit has become a
necessity to relieve the congestion of
traffic accentuates the fact that the
Argentine capital is tho "hurry-up"
city of South America. Its growth dur
ing tho ten-year period closing with
1912 is remarkable
In 1903 the population was 9S5'S1, there
wero .1.S51 carriages and automobiles.
and the street ears, or trams as the
j:.uhii-.o-'."'--3 -j, tut.. .-....-
lS3.719.2ro fares during tho year; In 19""$
tho population had increased to 1.169,180,
the carriages and automobiles to 6.&S6
and tho passengers carried by tho
trams to 25n.073.Nrt: by 1912 tho popula
tlon amounted to 1.4"7.SJo, the carriages
and automobiles to 13.649, and the trams
struce ed with 407.252.WO passengers.
The subwa is double tracked and
njulpped with cars of tho latest pat
tirn and every modern convenience.
One new feature Introduced Is that each
station has a distinct color scheme, dif
ferent from the others. For example,
the first station on tho Avenlda is
painted sky-blue, the second Is yellow.
tho third green, etc Soon the distinct
ive colors wlllbecome familiar to the
patrons, and If a passenger falls to
read tne large signs ne can sun ten
wlere he is by the color of tho stop
ping place.
The gauge of the road is C feet 6
inches, and the cars accommodate
forty passengers each. A third rail
system has also been installed, so that
In ease of emergency the company can
lite some of its surface cars in the sub
way. In other words, the new subway Is
up-to-the-minute in every particular.
How to Overcome
a Bad Constipation
There Is a Mild Laxative that
Will Brin Safe and Pleas
ant Relief Overnight.
It Is only natural that tho simplest of
ailments should be the moit general
and so we hue a whole nation suffer
ing from constipation and Indigestion,
for the aro closely allied But com
mon tu- eonsunatlon is, manv people do
not scorn to 1-jiow they have IL They
will romoliiJn of headache, drowsinft-13
or liilioutnef.t. all uncoiL-cioua of the
cnus't of tho trouble.
You should have a full and free- move
ment at least on e a da. If you pass a
dav vou aro constipated, and tho result
ill 1 that jou will ateh h cold easily
or haw) a more "erious rtilinent. To
cure tho constipation iuir foretall still
graver trouble take a ioe of rr. Tald
vell's Syrup Pepsin nt night before re
tiring, and ly morning tellef will comi.
vtthout dlsturlxineo from sle-p or any
iticotivenienre.
legions of people unn It rrgnlarly In
such t morgi nclrs, pome of them for
iiii rly rhnmlr Ini.illds who hal sufrered
from constipation all their llw-c. .Mrs
N. Knitilz. I" T-.ighth KL. Salem, Ohio,
t'-ok phtle for arj. and, wort of
all without much aval) I'm.illi. she r
g:ni to tako lr t'lldwell' HyTiip Pep
.ln, .ui'l todiij she I- no longer troubled
anil eats what sin Ilk'-' M.uiv others
will tell win thai Ihei hao triel mo-t
tllng- r ' onnn tided for thii- ihitjio,
but i.i found Kjrup Pepsin the iinlv
oin- iilv.ns reliable. A bottle can be
obtained at am drug ntore for fifty
PUTS AN END TO BACKACHE
MAKES WEAK KIDNEYS STRONG
Few Doses Give Relief, Help
Lifeless Organs Regain Health,
Strength and Activity.
It i uselc-t. da nc roils, and unneces
sary In ho toitnred mill tin dlgKlng,
tHlslltig iii'ns ot bnchiiihe -unl rheuma
tlnn. "r mi Ifi r with diF.igree.ib1e kidney
and bladdi r dls'inlers any longer.
The new illso-vej-v. t'rox'ine. provides
n remedy which owry sufferer can now
depend nion to promptly nnd surely
nWee all such tn1ser and bring about
a speedy cure
ioonc cure) these doubles bccailM
it quli kl oveicuiies the eiy i.iuse of
the disease. It s-onks right into the
slopped up ina tivo kidneys, tlirough
Hie membranes and linings i-lean.i out
the little Ultcrlns glands. ncutr;Ulica
Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA.
Special services to commemorate the
birth of Washington, who was n -vestryman
of Christ Church, wilt he hold
in that historic old odltlco Sutukty
morning. A program of patriotic music
from the Episcopal hymnboolc will bo
Tendered and tho Rev. William Jack
son Morton, tho rector, will preach on
"The" Mission of Great Men as Exem
plified In the Iilfr. of Washington."
Tho tablet erected in the Interior of the
church will be decorated. Patriotic
bodies of Alexandria havn been Invited.
Tho pew which was occupied by Wash,
ington and latPr by Robert K. Ijoc, who
waa also a vestryman of the churcn.
will bo reserved.
Alexandria Division. No. '. -Vndent
Order of Hibernians, gavo a euchre and
entertainment at tho Young Men's So
dality Lyceum last night.
A smoker will bo tendered "William
H. Johnson, president of tho Interna
tional Association of Machinists, hy
tho Alexandria branch tonight.
Tho Seminarian Society of St, Mary's
Catholic Church will give a charity
danco noxt Tuesday In Elks' hall.
The funeral of Robert M. Crook trill
bo held In his residence, 226 South
Washing-ton street, Sunday afternoon.
Charles A. Cottrell. a former resi
dent of this city, was host last night
at a banquet at the Hotel Rammel,
in honor of his Washington and Alex
andria friends. Edgar C Snyder was
toastmaster.
Potomao Lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet tonight.
Bituminous Miners and
Operators in Conference
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20. With the
anthracite board of conciliation come
and gone without result, the committee
of bituminous miners and operators of
western Pennsylvania. Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois settled down to their long
conference again today with tho Ohio
anti-screen bill aa the main point In
dispute. It was predicted that the In
terstate agreement would be disrupted
if tho Ohio operators were forced to
submit to this added expense, which the
other operators escaped. Stato legisla
tion for Interstate competition was bit
terly attacked as an Injustice.
Tho immediate question now Is to
obtain some working agreement till the
constitutionality of this bill Is passed
upon. At yesterday's anthracite meet
ing nothing was accomplished, as the
operators refused point blank to Insert
tho check-off system.
Garrison Orders Secrecy
In Trial of Koehler
"Conduct to the prejudice of good or
der and military discipline." is the
charge, according to War Department
officials today, on which a court-martial
TneLav will try Major Benjamin M.
l.-tMiir' nf ttin flnast Artillery. SUV-
tinned at Fort Terry. Long Island!
bounQ',,1"e h Jose riotis that absolute
w , said to , b mso serious , that absolute
The nature of the spccincatton
Mwrsi? was oraerea in uie coun-ume
tial proceedings by Secretary Garrison.
Believe Steamer Lost.
HAMBURG, Germany. Feb. 20.
Thirteen men were believed lost with
the German Ashing steamship Forelle
off Iceland. The Forelle left Geeste
mundo In December, and was report
ed missing last month.
Mil. '. I'HAXTZ.
cents or otic dollar, the latter &tso leing
l-ought bv families already familiar
with its merits.
t-'yrup Pepsin is mild, pleasant-tasting
and non-gTiping Mothern give It to tiny
Infants, and yet It Is effective in grown
ups. It is for cvorye-no who suffers from
any fotm nf stomach, liver or bowil
trouble, eonstipatlon. dysiep!a. bilious
ness, etc Its action will so delight you
that vou will forever avoid harsh ca
thartics, purgatUes. pills and salts.
Families wishing to trv a tree simple
hottlo can obtain It postpaid by address
ing Or. W. H. r.ildwell. 113 Washlnglo-i
St.. Monticello. III. A Postal cjird with
your iiauio iuid nddress on It will do.
and llrolcs the poisonous tiri- acid
and makes tho kidneys filter and sltt
from tho blood all tho warte and poison
oils matter that elog tho sjsteni and
cause such trotiblis.
It doea not matter whether ou have
hut slight symptoms or the most chronic
aggravated '-.use of kidney, bladdei
trouble, ot rheumatism th.it it is possi
ble to imagine, for the wry principle of
froxone is such that it Is practically
Impossible to take it Into the human
system without results.
You will nnd it different from all other
remedies. There is nothing elso on
earth like II. It starts to work tho
minute you tako It, and rcllowm you
tho lirst tltno you use it. and all the
misery and suffering that go with such
troubles end
You can see urc an original package
of t'roxone from any first class drug
gist such as .lames O'Donm II. All
druggists aie authorized to personally
return tho purcnase price If it falls to
give tho desired results tho tery first
time yeu use it. Advl.
Anacostia
ANACOSTIA.
Anacostia women, with Mrs. Carrie
Smith at their head, arc In chargo of
one of the tables at the luncheon being
given for three days in tho old Masonic
Temple, Ninth and. F streets northwest,
for the benefit of tho Presbyterian
Home.
The brotherhood of the Garden Me
morial Presbyterian Church will meet
tonight with William A. Snell, in Avalon
terrace.
It is planned to operate- trolley cars
over tho Shepherd branch of the Baltl
tlmoro mid Ohio railroad to convey em
ployes of the Washington Steel and
Ordnanco Company to the Golsboro
works.
A Martha Washington tea will be
given next Monday ovening In the
Presbyterian Church by the Women 3
Missionary Society.
Tho Commissioners have been peti
tioned to put In a granolithic sidewalk
on the west side of Minnesota avenue,
between Good Hope ro;ul and Nicholson
street, a distance of a mile.
St. Teresa's Altar Society's masquer
ade ball, the last of theTmrish events
until after Lent, brought together hun
dreds of dancers fantastically costumed
last night. John Ross, as George
Washington, was awarded first prize.
Miss Helen Reagan and Miss Lillian
Conway received second prize. Mrs
Pauline walthor. Mrs. Ermold and Miss
Lucy Aleen, appearing as a ,;
group, won third prize. The Judges
were J. J. Mundell. John F. Reagan,
and T. J. Edwards.
King George Cuts Off
Queen's Phone Talks-
LONDON. Feb. 20. King George has
Just learned that his telephone privilege
of claiming the first vacant lino for
Paris calls at any time has been abused
by unauthorized persons at Buckingham,
palace.
It Is Bald Queen Marv recently held
uj tho Paris lino a half hour, causing
great Inconvenience. His majesty now
has had a special postoffico operator
placed In charge of the palace exchange,
with Instructions that the royal claim
for continental calls must not be mado
unless the King himself requires the
line. , ,.
The Queen asked the samo privilege,
but the postofflce refused to grant it.
Bigger Hatches
Eggs hatch, better if
the hens are in perfect
condition.
'm
Poultry Regulator
pays big the year 'round.
It prevents disease, sharp
ens the appetite, improves
digestion. You'll get more
"live" eggs more and
stronger chicks.
Fatltao Tic. SOe, $tM. X . fttt, $tM.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Back.
Rtfkse nbstjlttts; hultt an Pntls.
Get PratU 160 page MuMrattd
II rvultrvEoolc.
Sold and guaranteed by
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I
Swill Corns? Try
Wonderful "GETS-IT"
Greatest Corn-Core World ITas Ever
Known. "Gets" Corns Sure as Fate.
Thousands siv "GETS-IT" Is simply
magic, if jou've tried nearly every
thing under the sun to get rid of those
corns, so much the better for "GKTS
1T Corn tutticm Is you- at lt.
Uie "CETSJr1
ndYoaWiU
Mighty Soon
Forget Abomt
Your Corns
nd CaUntct.
not next week or next month, b'-t rllht
now' "i;ETS-n"' goes after cirr.s .is a
irnr dies c-ili Tacre ar no moto
tlue ;! si -3 and gre-R.sy b-i. 'ea tbat
i-n't remove, no more tiles, r zoi nd
jabbers that mike corns glow. Put a
lew drops of "nirTS-lT" on and fe
every coin and ealZiH shrivel and van
ish That's the new w.iv. tho painless,
sure, safe, oulck ai. Onl OKTs-IT"
can io it. pplv It In 3 second
Kvejry drugist in tin I nd sells
";i:TS-IT." 25 cents a bottlt. or sent
direct by K. IiHWTi net , I'n. I lileago.
GKTS-1T" Is sold In AXashmgton bv
O'DoniKll's l)i ug hton-. I'eoiili -s Drug
Store. I G. Affleck. Advt.
TYPEWRITERS
Repaired Overhauled
Rebuilt
V maintain a fully equipped
factory and have parts for eer
standard typewriter. We ran
make vour machine riiunl to new
both in appearance- and action
it a price never before at
tempted
WE INVITE YOU
to compare our work and pile.--with
all others. Get mir estt
matc: it will convince you
Wo .-e all makes of High
Grade standard typewriters at
lowest prices -full guarantied
- years.
w ikh.i i.r t prwuiTins
divi'iiihli'im; i..
IttOl Wood aril HullillnK.
1'bunr Main -VM.
PfOtrs
hs
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W)M J
Woman MaiL Carrier
Dug Out of Snowdrift
FREDERICK. Md.. Feb. 20. Ml.-s
Julia Shafer, of Knoxvillc. the'only wo
man rural mall carrier in the State, got
stuck In a snowdrift near Petcrsvillc
and was dug out by farmers. Her horse
fell and broke the single tree of her
vehicle. She returned to Knoxvillc. threw
the mall pouch over tho horse's liack
and partly covered the dlstanco astridti
Mis3 Shafer was nppolntcd mail car
rier ocr a number of mala, competitors
about ten years sigo. JHer father was
carrier until his health gave way and
his daughter took up his work.
SALTS IF BACKACHY
T
Stop eating meat for a while
if your Bladder is
troubling you.
When you wake up wifa backache
and dull misery In the kidney region it
generally means you have been eating
too much meat, says a well-known au
thority. JIe.it forms uric acid which
overworks the kidneys In their effort
to filter it from the blood, and they
become sort of paralyzed and loggy.
When your kidneys get slufslsvi and
clog you must relieve them. lUe you re
lieve your bowels: removing all the
body's urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours, tongao Is coated,
and when th weather Is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine b cloudy,
full of sediment, channels often get
sore, water ecalds. and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
tne nignt.
Klthcr consult a good, reliable physi
cian at once, or gt from your pharma
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts:
take a tablespoonful In a glass of water
before breakfast for a fe-v days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts Is made from the add of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
llthia, and lias been used for genera
tions to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys, also to neutralize acids In the
urine so it no longer Irritates, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is a life-saver for regular
meat eaters. It Is Inexpensive, cannot
injure, and makes a delightful, effer
vescent llthia-water drink. Jad Salts
Co.. New Tork. Asent O'Donnell's
Drue Store. Advt.
Reliable Horse & Hole Co.
212 nth St N. w.
Auction Sae, Miday, Feb. 23,
1914, 10 A. E
RAIN OR SHINE
176 HEAD 175
UcIIenry Bros., two loads of all
purpose horses and mares.
Norman Corbin, 4$ head of finish
ed draft horses.
Rich McIIenry, one load of
Southern chunks.
SPECIALS
Two trotters, two pacers, eight
blK mated teams, and thirty-four
sinKle horses, suitable for ice, beer,
coal, bakery, dairy, and general
teaming; six pair good mules.
All stock must be as represented
or money refunded.
Private sale all day every day.
Wo carry the larjrest assortment
of stock at both public and private
sale of any stable in the D. C.
Our reference, everybody.
Phone Main 1477.
Do not let roup
horse fall on ley
street. Use
Hermaa'a Sharp
thod Overaksea.
$2.00 per set of 4
ahoea. Call and
have your horses
fltted. Be prepar
ed for an enters
ency.
HERMAN
MFG. CO.
1430 ra. At.
X. W.
Shoes also
on aale by
BARBER &
R0SS,ittw.
nth a a
Ms. ST. W.
WINTER RESORTS
Atlantic City.
nDarlborcGQb- J6toit)cfm
ati. tvric citv, s. j.
Jostsh M hl- A Slim Company.
STEAMSHIPS
"MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS. CO.
FLORIDA
"BT SEA"
BALTIMORE to
JACKSOIWIlLE-SAVANNAII
Fiji, steamers. Excellent senles, Ijtw
fares. Wlrelesa telegraph. Thrsu-h ticket
to Northern hqI Southern points. Automobiles
esrrted bend for booklet.
B. O. R. It. Offices aufi tlT Kth -I N. Vt.
W P TURNER. P T M.. Baltimore. Ul
EXCURSIONS
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.
Modern Steamers
XOnTUUAXD A. SOUTIIIiA-fD
Dally 8:45 p. m. for OLD rOINT,
NOIIIOLU and all points SOUTH.
Clr Ticket OfNcr, 731 15 1 h St. N. Vf.
iWoodwsrd UulldlBSt
4 RANDLE HIGHLANDS
A sCAprroLoruis.
m A AWrHTC
11
lpah (or clt. Uajutla MlahlaasH
ND KIDNEYS H ! I R
3
Rescue Flotilla Seeking
The Kineo Off the Capes
XOKFOLK. Va.. Feb. 20. Two reV
entto cutters and half a dozen volun
teer eearchlnjr vessels were patrolling:
the csast off tho capes todaj- for a
traco of the big llvo-masted schoonec
Kineo. Tho cutter Itasca was ordered
from New York to aid the Onondaga.
Not a word has been heard from tho
Kineo on board of which there are
thirteen rersons. including a woman
and a child, since she sent frantic
distress signals Tuesday. She wire
lessed "am sinking."
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AMUSEMENTS
BELASCO
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Mat. Sat.. ZiSO.
A MARGARET mT
NGLllV
Saturday Maht.
The- Tamlnc of
the Shrrn.
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BAUMGARDT LECTURES
Five Farnrite Snbjeets In Colors.
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"Fanny's First Play"
George Bernard Sharer's Beat Comedy.
SUNDAY
AT 3 AXD 84.
23c XXD B6c.
SCHUBERT nnd BRADY Present
' dlreet from
TTlE NEW YORK HIPPODROME
The most thrilling and anoaaal ani
mated aims- ever staged.
The Grotesque Comedy, Striking Pa
thos, and Grim Tragedr of the Hoar In
MEXICO
Explanation by Count da
EMJM
TONIGHT. 8 si:
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Thnnu Jt Sat.
A. II. WOODS PreseaU
Julian Eltinge
nc
THE CatTJf OUlfK GImX
A mystery farce with music by Otto
Hanerbach.. Mr. ElUnre Is assisted trr s.
cant of onusosl excellenea.
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T. Arthur Smith's, 1327 F St, in
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA,
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKL Conductor.
FINAL I Toe. Aft.
CONCERT j Feb. 24, 4:30.
!,oIot: Mlscha KLMAS, VIolUlst.
Srmphony. Tschslkowskr. No. . Tickats.
T. ARTHUR SMITI1'8. 133T F st. IT. W.
B.F.KEITH'S
DAILY
AND
SUNDAY
MAT. 25c EVE. 25c te 75c
"THE GREEN BEETLE.' RAY CON.
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CniUS RICHARDS. DUFFY A LOR
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OTHER FEVTURES. DANSANTES, 5
TO , 11 TO 12.
NEXT SUNDAY
2 Concerts l
ALL TfflS WEEK'S BIG HITS
VCXT WEEK'S 5EXSATIOX.
Mercedes
rxhic Eishth AVorld'sAVonder.
10 Other Great Attractions 10
Popular Poll Players. Twice Dally, !
"MARY JANE'S PA"
-NEXT WEEK-
"The Governor's Boss'
E Ki-Senator James S. Barcus.
JAMES E. COOPUU Prcfcnts
nEAVTV, AOLTII AND FOLLY
With BLUTCH COOPER
Himself and TOM McREA
rst A crU Trorailcru Burlesqnerl
Continuous l'rrformancc l'roiu 2 (o
111:30 p. m.
AMERICAN THEATRE
llth nnd Prnn. .Vr. N. W.
A Great All Mar Vaudellle Bill and
Motion Pictures.
It's a Great Show fur n little price.
Conic once and you'll come again.
Admission. 10 Cents.
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