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the Washington twes. Friday, November 23, 1917.
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ADVERTISEMENT
To Look Young Quickly
For Special Occasion
Hnr often bT you tum4 end putter
with roar fao. on tb t of om important
octal orat wbra yoa vuiud to look tout
prettlMt, ana try what 7a would 70a Just
culta't est tb. desired mult! Nit Um
roar ra bwomes nnruly. oxUblUnx a .
wm and sassy appearance, and crua
a with Sao Una, hora'a oomathmc tbat
will ouleklr transform It Into on of youtb
fal frtslisaa.
Jut cot aa otraea of mnratred aaxoUte at
your dres-lst 's. mix this with about a half
Ftat of -witch bsseL and batb. your face la
trio (oration for two or thro minute. Im
moatataly after you feel a "BrmlBt; np" of tl
akin and vnderiylnr; tlnra. which naturally
Iron, out tao Ilttl. wrlnklta, worry mark!
aad fiahbtntaa, Tbo contour and general ap
poaranco of toot face ar. ao lmprored. you
will bo (lad you heart of this aunpla and
hennl.es method.
ICAL
AH
Medicinal Iron Is Not a Cure
Ail But Is Nature's Best
Tonic and Blood
Medicine.
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ly Concentrated Product
Users .Get It Much
Cheaper.
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and whole families as well as Individ
ual night wisely take a little concen
trated Acid Iron Mineral .Inn.
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need fron and the natural product.
t-v MieB aa can o, may oe
ousrht In either atx or twolve-runce
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iu picparea iron preparations con
taining:, aa often as not. considerable
alcohol, which Is an enerav to the
system, or is mixed with blast.ru;
cathartics which onset the bowels and
Ml'n as not are not needed.
Aon Isn't a cure-all. but la a recos
nua ionic ana 0100a meaicine, ana
If the reader Is troubled with lack
of vitality, energy, and ambition, and
skin, complexion and general health
Indicates pocx blocd or excess uric
acid causlne rheumatic snfferfnir.
they -should ret a 12-ounce bottle of I
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Is a Kuarantia cf full strength and
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BIG BARGAINS FOR YOU!
Suits and Overcoats
( SMS )
Suits and Overcoats
Sell Elsewhere
V at $20, $22.50
Sweaters
Shawl collar, all
wool. Sell else
where at $6.00
Sale Pries
$2.65
Neckwear Bale Price
Se'll elsewhere at $1.00. .()5C
Neckwezr j. rrt
Sell elsewhere at 75c... 40C
2 for T3
Fine Gloves i ale rrfee
Dress kid and mocha.
Sell elsewhere at $2,
$2.50
$1.50
Military Uniforms and Requisites Proportionately Reduced
These Prices Only While Goods Last
MODEL CLOTHES SHOD
1231 PA. AVE.
ESCAPING AS UT
"SLEEPY JOE" IN
LAST LONG SLEEP
Joseph John Strella, known to Tils
comrades as "Sleepy Joe," lies dead
in the District morgue. Coroner
Kevltt having Issued a certificate of
suicide after viewing the body yes
terday In a gas-filled room on the
second floor of 1707 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, where Strella had
lived for five months.
"Sleepy Joe," according to his best
friend In Washington. I la Callag
ban, a tobacconist, next door, was ac
customed to sleep from twelve to
twenty hours a day.
was tne most happy-go-lucky
chap I ever saw," said Callaghan to
day.
Strella, an Italian, twenty-Are years
old. was a drifter from job to Jot
Since he got out of the District Naval
Reserve last August after a flght
wlb a messmate, ha had held no fewer
than six places.
"He was satisfied If he could work
one day and lay off three," said Cal
laghan. Evidently. Strella got tired
of a derelict existence yesterday about
noon. His lifeless body was discov
ered by workers ria a restaurant
downstairs Ave hours later. Coroner
Kevltt said he, had hinted at suicide to
several persons In the rooming-house.
Strella is said at times to have ex
pressed the wish that he had not left
the navyv
CAMERA CLUB SEES NEW
PIsiSEOFPM(MlRAPHY
The Capital Camera Club gave the
fifth of Its series of educational lec
tures last night at the club rooms.
Felix Mahony, of the National School
of Fine and Applied Arts, added a
new phase to photography by lllua
tratlng his methods In art and carl'
cature with chalk and under the sky
light.
The average photographer, when
he makes a portrait, flatters the sub
ject by retouching until the actual
lines which make up a person's fea
tures are eliminated. Mr. Mahony
demonstrated the wonderful differ
ence In natural and mechanical fea
tures pf caricature. For years he ad.
vocated his thoughts, similar to those
he advocated last night, when be was
a cartoonist on Washington papers,
but the Washington public did not
realize the force and power of "hi J
cartoons until Louis Itaemaekcrs ap
plied this same force and power In
his cartoons and. applied them to the
war. And today the public realizes
that Mr. Mahony was years ahead of
himself.
He further Illustrated his original
method of clay modeling, life studies
under natural and artlflclal light, and
advocated his method of natural
poses without removing be very es
sential of which a person Is made up.
TOMATO PACKER WARNED.
Warning to, a Marylanpacker that
his license would be revoked If allega
tions that he was sending canned
tomatoes to a public warehouse for
the purpose of hoarding and specula,
tlon were true was given by the
food administration last night In a
telegram to the packer concerned.
The response to this sale has been tre
mendous. We are continuing this week
these wonderful values that kept us
"rushed" last week.
$10.00
Sale
Price
M4 fiP
ViO-Oil
Sale
Price
Dre-J Shirts si rn.
Sell elsewhere $1, gl.50.95C
All-woolTrousers .,. rrf,
Sell elsewhere at J5S $3.65
Heavy-weight
Underwear .,. 1rlr.
Sell elsewhere at Clip
$1.50 $i.ii
Soft Hats and Derbies ., p,,..
Sell elsewhere at $2 sr
to $2.50 $1.0.)
Activities of
Society in the
Nation's Capital
IContlnued from Page Nine.)
Lueretla Green, of Chicago, and Miss
Carolyn Caldwell, sister of the brlde-
a-roozn.
Lieut. W. O. Farrell, U. B. It. C,
brother of the bride, will be best man,
and the ushers will be Capt. Norman
Anderson. U. 3. A.: Chief Petty Of
ficer Charles Thayer, U. S. N., and
Chief Pettr Officer Lowe McKee,
IT. S. N all of New Tor.
The wedding; wlU be followed by a
small reception tor relatives and
few dose friends of the bride and
bridegroom at the home of the Secre
tary of the interior ana sirs. Lane,
who hare placed their residence In
Wromlna- avenue at the dtsDosal of
Major and Mra. Farrell for the occa
sion. Mrs. Lane ana Airs, .rarrell are
old friends. Lieutenant Caldwell Is
In training- at the engineers camp at
the American University, and can
make no plans for the future until he
receives his orders.
The men's floor committee for the
Thanksgiving; Eve ball for the benefit
of the Episcopal Eye, Ear, and Throat
Hospital Is as follows: Commander C
T. Jewell, chairman; Arthur Bradley
Campbell, Henderson Gregory. Lieut.
L. F. Springs. A. H. Deibert. Lieut.
Theodore -Wilkinson, Lieut. oL 'Wil
liam Horton, Charles WoodhuIL C. B.
Hewcs, William Bowls Clarke, Harold
Keats, the Macnell of Barra, Capt.
William Pitt Scott, and. Arthur Ad
dlson. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson heads
the list of patronesses and Mrs. Bur
leson's name has been added to the
list.
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NEW YORK. Not. 23. That the
"enemy within our walls" does not
necessarily mean men only, la the
construction placed today by TTntted
States Marshal Thomas D. McCarthy
on the President's proclamation. This
adds a new and Important phase to
the work of the marshal, his agents
and the local police In their campaign
to rid the city of enemy aliens.
A"complete round-up Is under way
today snd drastic action Is being
taken. Sporadic efforts of the past
to rid the restricted sone of Oermans
are eclipsed by the drive that Is on
here today.
The marshal takes the position that
In many cases wives or sisters of
enemy aliens should be removed that
they may not have the opportunity to
obtain Information that would be of
value to male members of their fam
ily.
Women acting suspiciously will be
Interned ..at- EUla Island.
Germans will be prohibited from
entering; skyscrapers by an order
which United States Marshal McCar
thy Is ready to issue today. This Is
to .prevent enemy aliens from using
the buildings as vantage points irom
which to view shipping In the harbor.
BARBER SHOP SPREADS
DEADLY CATTLE VIRUS
LOS ANGELES, CaX, Nov. 23. A
most unusual Instance of anthrax In
fection has been reported to the
State board of health from Los Ange
les, where a man contracted the dis
ease while in a barber's chair.
While the authorities have repeat
edly warned patrons of tonaorlal par
lors that disease germs, including an
thrax, lurk In the shaving brush and
mug, this particular caee came from
the using of a pair of tweezers in re
moving ingrowing hairs from the
man's cheeks.
The facts were fully established
after cultures of anthrax had been
taken from the two places of Infec
tion, and fully verified by microscopic
tests.
PRO-GERMAN -INTERNED.
NEW YORK. Nov. 23. Franz J.
Dorl. connected with the pro-Ger
man weekly, "Issues and Events." Is
Interned here today and Federal
agents are holding for Investigation
four cabinets of letters and docu
menta seized In Dorl's quarters es-
terday. Certain chemicals about
which little seems to be known w-ro
also taken. He claimed they were
to be used In hardening concrete.
Dorl was an Intimate of Former Am
bassador Von Bernatorff. The pub
lisher was Interned bj; authorities
here on Instructions from Washing
ton. HOBOKEN 8EIZE8 SU8PECT8,
HOBOKEN. N. J, Nov. 23 Two
Germans, formerly members of the
crew of the German steamship Anier
lka. and an American who has spent
much time with them recently, are
held here today by military author
Itles pending an Investigation Th-
American was wearing a United
States army uniform v. hen arrested
In company with the eGrmans yes
terday. All three were talking In
German when Secret Service men
broke Into a room they occupied on
the woter front.
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NEW YORK, Not. 21 -More eggs
now are stored In the United States
ian at any previous time in Its his
tory. The reason. Is .prohibition.
A canvas of dealers and a survey
of conditions disclose that there were
In warehouses of the country In No
vember 1 4,437,C91 cases, thirty dozen
to the case, as compared with 3,630.
270 cases a year ago. In New York
city alone nearly 600,000 cases ars
stored.
All Good Eggs.
These eggs, good, all of them, are
to be had retail at from 40 to 43
cents a dozen, prices which range
from 2 to 3 cents cheaper than during
the winter of 1916. Unbiased observ
ers say these figures are reasonable
and that householders who want to
help the food conservation movement
should eat eggs cola storage eggs,
and now.
How prohibition Increased the na
tion's egg supply Is explained by P.
Q. Foy, an authority. As he sees the
situation, brewers In States gone dry,
converted their plants Into storage
warehouses. Last spring they en
tered Into competition with the stor
age men of the East. To build up
their new business they offered ad
vances to egg men as high as (9.50
s case. Advances previously had
ranged around . They got the
eggs. But storage men In the East
soon met this figure, and there fol
lowed a stage of cut-throat competi
tion which drew the spring lay to
the storage plants and, because of
high prices, kept it from the con
sumen The result was storage plants
piled celling high with eggs, with
consumption of eggs at its lowest
summer-time ebb.
" Being Glveai Out,
The vast stored supply is now be
ing turned over to retailers as fait as
the public will absorb It. and dealers
Insist that, contrary to reports of Il
legal hoarding, the trade's greatest
desire Is to unload before the coming
of the spring lay. which Is ushered In
In February.
But there Is deep-rooted prejudice
against the storage tgg. and while
New York city alone consumes 95.000
cases weekly, many Insist on getting
the fresh-laid egg, which fetches
anywhere from SO cents to a dollar a
dozen. Could this prejudice be re
moved. It Is said, thousands of dol
lars would be saved to the consu
mer. Indications are that there Is no egg
famine in sight; that the spring lay
will be normal If not greater than
last year's, and that prices are going
to rule lower. Fancy eggs, of course,
will continue to bring Just what the
purchaser Is willing to pay.
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Of Family to Equip
For U.S. War Service
Melville D. Church, son of Mel
ville C Church, 1806 Twentieth
street northwest. Is tho fourth
and last son of the family to be
In Uncle Sam's service. v
"Mel- Church will receive his
commission as second lieutenant
at Fort Myer on Monday. lie Is
a widower and has one son.
Huyllger Church, former Yale
University end, Joined the avia
tion corps last spring and Is now
in France.
Durant Church, oldest son, la a
top sergeant In a Maryland bat
tery. Cortrlght Church Is a second
lieutenant In the 'marine corps at
Qiiantlco, Va.
There are four stars on the
flag which flies In front of the
Church residence In Twentieth
street.
CHAUNCEY ALMOST CUT
IN 110 BY TRANSPORT
The .transport floss practlc-lly cat
the United States destroyer Channcey
In two, the Nary Department has an
nounced, giving details of Monday's
collision, which cot-t twenty-one lives.
The Triumphal March
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Uncle Sam Is not only encouraging
singing In the army, but, recognizing
Its beneficial Influence on the soldier,
has Included It In the curriculum of
the training of sailors and marines,
according to Dr. Kenneth Clark, who
Is In charge of soldiers singing at
cantonments.
"A singing soldier Is a fighting sol
dier." said Mr. Clark, lnspeaklng on
the subject at the Arts Club last night,
"and our military authorities recog
nized the big value of the singing
men in the allied armies In Europe
and at once entered upon the Idea of
making our own army a singing
army
"It Is the first time thkt singing
has been officially recognized In the
army- as an adjunct to It war ma
chine and Jias Its part along with
tactics, strategy, and other military
sciences. Singing exerts a great In
fluence on the psychology of the sol
dier. It gives him a cheerful mind
and a laughing countenance; it brings
the men together into closer bonds
of comradeship. Singing has banished
the grouch, and where there used to
be gloom in the barracks there Is
now song."
Lieutenant Tramby, of Fort Myer,
gave a number of selections, and Ur.
Clark san-r some of the ditties and
i songs composed by soldiers.
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WARPARTOPAHON
TOKYO, Nov. 23. At a Sclynkal
party meeting- at Osaka, a resolution
was adopted today declarim- that
Japan should enlarge her partlclpa
tlon In the war In aid of the allies.
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