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Mrs. Etta Laton
Tells How Caticura
Healed Her Baby
"Great big blisters came on ray
baby. They first came on bis. hands
and anna and tnen spread
all over his body. They
would stay red for about
two days, then xnakea sore
erection, and they caused
so much itching and burn
ing that he could not sleep
at night. He would scratch until
the eruption bled, and be could
hardly bear to have his clothes touch
him. This trouble lasted about
three months.
"Then I got some Cutfeuia Sop
and Ointment, and after using three
cakes of Cuticura Soap and three
boxes of Cuticura Ointment he was
healed.1' (Signed) Mrs. Etta Laton,
State Line, Miss.
Use Cuticura for every-day toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe
wkh Ointment, dost wkh Talcum.
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ACCOUNTANCY
Oldest Sehoel fa City.
Degree-GraBtlaar Powers.
Prepares for C. P. A. or Baal
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PREPARATORY-
Accredited Bull. Day aad Eve
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Offers competent Instruction in all depart
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serious-minded students who are seeking
practical Business Training at a fair rat
of tuition.
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KEEPING, PXIVATE SECRETARIAL
TRAINING.
Individual Instruction In Shorthand.
Short-time Courses In Touch Typewriting.
Review Classes in Arithmetic.
Special Course In Business Letter Writing.
Beginning Class in Business Vocabulary.
English Spelling Penmanship.
Shorthand Dictation Civil Service.
Students under IS years of age not ac
cepted. No large classes only a limited
number of students will be enrolled for
each department.
Day aad Night Sessions.
IS
WOOD'S
SCHOOL
311 E. Capital St.
Shorthand
Typewriting
Civil Service
Bookkeeping
1 Jar Night
First in Location.
Flrst in Efficiency.
First in the hearts of its Stu
dents. Qur instructors have an average
errperience of 12 years.
If yon are interested in Civil
amice it will pay you to enter
our new class now forming.
"10 Failures," Is the Motto of Our
Teachers
From 90 to 98 is the average
attained by many.
Over leOO Students Last Tear.
BJtteat month, day. W8 nleht, 83
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President.
EJCMETT J. 8COTT. A. M.. LL.D..
Secretary-Treasurer.
Registration September 27. HI 9. Uni
versity opens September 30. 1919.
For farther Information, address
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THE PEIRCE-ORME SCHOOL
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Rhythmic Dancing Frrach
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Children 3 to 6 Yars of Ace
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OUTAGAININAGAIN,
IS HIS COURT FATE
It's just one criminal charge after
another in the life of George Ware,
colored.
He, was arraigned before Judge Mc
Manon, In United States Court, yes
terday, on account of threats, he
was alleged to have made against the
life of his old girl and her new fellow.
He denied the charge, and also hav
ing a large gun, as the complaining
witnesses testified. The court took &
real estate bond of $300 for his keep
ing of the peace in the future. Not
long before thaj. Lawyer TIgnor had
a charge of carrying concealed weap
ons, lodged against his name, dis
missed. And when George left the
courthouse after the trial -today he
went the regular way, but it was a
bad day for him.
Sergeant Harney was waiting for
him and he went into the lockup
once more, pending investigation of
a robbery he Is alleged to have com
mitted. The description and name
turned in by his supposed victim tal
lies with George, and he will be held
until his name is cleared, or until
he is identified as the highway rob
ber Prepare Now
to help us meet the great and
growing demand for Stenogra
phers, Bookkeepers. Typists and
Clerks.
fl Unusual business activity pre
sents unusual opportunities to
young men and young women to
procure attractive positions. Early
registration Is requested.
Strayer's
Business College
9th fc F Street Washington, d. c.
Fully Accredited by the National
Association Of Accredited Commer
cial Schools.
Branch School:
Washington Business '
and Civil Service School
1317 New York Avenae
P. J. HARMAN, Principal.
' Phone. 3fa!n"34a0 or Main 4304.
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FINE & APPLIED ART
FELIX MAHONY, DIRECTOR
150S PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Opens October 1st.
Day and Evening Classes
Send for Catnlec Mala 1780
(Register Now.)
Washington Business College
POTEET WHTTMORE, Props.
Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping.
Civil Service a Specialty.
1321 O ST. N. W.
PHONB! MAIN 8171.
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Co-Edacatioaal.
Twenty-fourth year opens September 2t,
at 7 p. m.
TUITiqN, 375 PER ANNU1C
-Sessions at either -S0 or S:33 p. m.
Office hours. 10 to 5:30.
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HAS MOKNINO. AFTERNOON AND
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
Franklin 4463 1740 P St. N.W.
DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL
Fall semester opens for registra
tion Sept. 10th, 19th- New classes be
pin In all subjects Sept. 17th. College
Preparatory, Government Academies,
U. S. Diplomatic and Consular Service.
WINSLOW H. RANDOLPH,
A. McD. CRAWFORD,
Principals
Women's Department
CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 1STH
Evening school only, prepares for
colleges and professional schools.
NOT CO-EDUCATIONAL
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Georgetown University
The Law School
Session of 3310-1920 beslns October 1.
1319, at G:30 p. m.
Latv School Offices open dally from
8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for registration and
consultation.
UUUH J. FEGAN, M. A., I.L. B., Ph. U,
Aaslstant Dean
Oorjre to vn Law School Bnlldlnf;,
500 E it. N.W. Telephone M. 7280.
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tory School,
Garrett Park, Md.
Bnardini; school and country day scbool
for boys. Opens Sept It, 1S)J Jesuit sys.
tem oi education ana trainins ner build
lncs on Rockvllle rd , Oarrett Park, Ml,
tlcht miles from White House Connected
with Washington by M. 4c O. railroad and
by Rockvule -nd Wsshtncton Street Ry.
I'or further Information, address
OFFICE OF HEAD MASTER,
ueorgetown Preparatory School,
Garrett Park, Md.
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The National Cathedral School for Beys
Country Dsy and Beardiac School. New
.pen-air school room fir hoys I to 10
years or ace. trope Wednesday. Sept
24. 119 B4shnp of Washington. Pretl
ileat Board of Trustees. William R.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES; THURSDATVSfiPTEMBER 117 1919.
BALTIMORE IN PANIC
WHEN LION ESCAPES
BALTIMORE, Sept 11 An escaped
lion caused a Danlc late Tuesday
night when he escaped from his cage
at the circus of the Keystone Expo
sition Shows, Highlandtown.
About three hundred persons were
witnessing the performance when the
lion got out of his cage and started
doing an act all of his own about
the one ring. Most of the 300 ran
from the tent. After roaring defi
antly the Hon dashed out on Seventh
street, where he proved himself mon
arch of all he surveyed.
Persons sitting on their steps fled
to their homes and pedestrians
scrambled for places of safety. One
man climbed an electric light pole,
and in Imminent danger of being
shocked by the eleqtrlc wire, hung on
to his precarious perch until the lion
was captured. The Hon was finally
subdued with clubs, lassoes and
pistols. Last night the lion was not
part of the show, and an extra guard
was placed before his cage.
BOY DIBS FROM SNAKE BITE.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Sept. 11.
Paul Van Newklrk. aged two years,
son of Elmer Van Newkirk, Is dead
as the result of a copperhead snake
bite. Death took place In twenty-four
hours.
George
Washington
University
Chartered By Congress, 1821
Coeducational
College Year Begins Septem
ber 24
arts and Sciences, Engineering,
Education, Medicine,
Dentistry. Law.
Full day courses and late
afternoon courses. Over one
hundred classes In all college
and engineering subjects meet
at 5:10 and 6:00 P. It.
Catalojcaes aad other Informa
tion at 2023 Street.
Telephone tVest 1049.
The Temple School
Shorthand. Typewriting;, English. Civil
Service.
1417 G Street N. W.
Phone Main 3258
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Gonzaga College High School
Under Direction or Jesuit Fathers.
North Capitol and Eye Streets N. W.
Unitary Drill under United States Army
Offlcer. 98th Year commences Monday
Sept. 15. 1J19. uur.
Send for Catalogue.
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LAW SCHOOL
CO-EDUCATIONAL
Begins C5tb Year Sept. S4. low.
Member Association American Law School
Strict standards. Instruction by most
approved methods. Maximum credit by
other law schools.
Forenoon classes 9 to 11 will be resumed.
Afternoon classes, S:10 to 6:50. and op
tional early morning classes. 7:80 to 8:40.
for employed students. Hours of instruc
tion especially ad van tar so us to students in
Government employ.
aulS-SSt
lATIOML SCHOOL of SOCIAL RESEARCH .
uegmer .-mow. Classes Started.
Day and evening courses to meet
special needs of Federal employ i an
determined by surveys of eductticnal
preferences
Classes at 10 and 11 a. m. S. 4. 5 v
and 8 p. m. '
Each Course Two Hours a Week.
11 Mass. ave. N W. Phone Main 640.
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Washington
Conservatory
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1408 New Hampshire Ave.,
Adjoining Dupont Circle
Augmented Faculty
Primary Department For
Children
Special Terms of 20 Lessons
for $20
Summer Rates Continued During
September
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mental, moral, military and musical traln-
lncf for rjllVA nr hiHlniia ITtiilr fhiM.
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KENDRICK FLAYS
D.C'SSLANDERERS
Waahlng-ton should not allow It
good name and the reputation of Its
citizens to be besmirched by those
who without just cause like to fling
the, reproach of profiteering-, in the
opinion of Senator John B. Kendrlck
of '"Wyoming, who was the speaker at
the flrat of the City Club's series of
"Wednesday luncheon talks, given yes
terday at tho club's temporary borne
on Farragut square.
"Every kind of economic law known
should be applied to perniit the people
of Washington to live as cheaply aa
those elsewhere," said Senator Ken
drlck, "but when that io done the
Capital should not permit its name to
be dishonored by slanderous charges
of profiteering that are baseless.
"So-called profiteering has to me
assumed a rather ridiculous aspect
People with moderate incomes, it is
true, have been severely punished by
the high prices. But it is a huge Joke
that those who have beer getting the
highest 'prices for their goods should
clamor when those from whom they
buy likewise try to get the highest
possible prices. Most persons are
willing to get all they can for the
gobds they sell, and yet they rail
against, the high prices of others and
expect them to sell at pre-war prices.
Harm Dose By Charge.
"A great deal of harm doubtless
has been done by some of the charges
against abnormal rents here. It is
doubtful whether the proposed solu
tion of the rent problem .here will
lower rents much, but it will give
full publicity to actual conditions and
will remove the atmosphere of doubt
that has befogged the situation.
"This Is no day or pessimism hore
or anywhere Th the country. Ameri
cans are not the kind to quit bhert
of accomplishment. The nation has
abundant resources, and optimism
should be shown on all side."
Senator Kendrlck made a plea for
greater co-operat.on between nsto
bers of Congress and the citizens, of
Washington, and ie pledged his sup
por in helping solve the cltyj prob
lems. '
"During the past two and a half
years." he said, "I have upent moat
cf my time in Washington, and yet
if I had been Nasked befcra vleMing
the City Club tor nine hulf a dozen
Washington business men I do net
think I would have been able to do it.
"It is lamentable that the members
of Congress are not better acquainted
with the people of the Capital City
over which they have control. Thero
should be a better understanding and
a closer co-operation between Gov
ernment offlclals and the citizens of
Washington. '
Selfishness Denounced.
"The development of Washington
in the past has not always been on
the magnificent scale that was in the
minds of its designers, and these
deviations usually have been for sel
fish purposes. It Is little short of in
famous that selfish interests should
operate against the development of
the Capital along the most generous
lines."
Senator Kendrlck was introduced
by' J. A. Whitfield president of the
club, as one of the big business men
of the West and a Senator to whom
the city would be glad to look for
co-operation In the settlement of the
Capital's problems.
CRACKSMEN TAKEN
AFTER LONG CHASE
CHICAGO, Sept. 11. Following a
four-mile chase through west side
streets, Chicago detectives captured
six men, one of whom is said to have
been identified as Harry Dlehme. alias
Davis, alleged to be the leader of a
gang of safeblowers which robbed
the West Cleveland Trust and Savings
Bank January 17 of $50,000 In cur
rency, SIO.OOO in Liberty bonds and
$5,000 In other securities.
The other men arrested are Clar
ence White. Harold Weiss. Joe Simons,
James Tyler and Harry Merrell. a ne
gro. The Identification was made, ac
cording to Chicago officials, on in
formation sent out by the Cleveland
police. Tho gang l believed to have
been implicated In several recent Chi
cago robberies.
ASKS AUTHORIZATION FOR
WORLD RADIO CONFERENCE
Authorization for the proposed in
ternational cable and radio confer
once here next month was asked of
Congress by President Wilson yes
terday. A recent law prohibits the
Executive from 'giving or accepting
invitations to international confer
ences without authority of Congress.
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MAJOR NEWMAN ELECTED
WILSON NORMAL DIRECTOR
Major Ollxer P. Newman, -former
Commissioner, of the District, was last
night elected a member of the board
of directors of the Wilson Normal
School Community Center.
Mrs. Clara L. Dew was elected
treasurer to fill a vacancy because of
the resignation of Mrs. Sadie R. Mark
ward. E. C. Snyder, president of the
board of directors, presided. The re
port of the summer activities of the
center was read, and extensive plans
were made for" the winter
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brate their golden wedding anniver
sary, with a reception at their home,
this evening. Rabbi Abram Simon
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the guests of honor.
The couple were married in Balti
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GETS FINCH CROSS
Ambassador JUsserant has Just
presented the- Croix de Guerre to
Chief Pharmacist's Mate Percy Tern-
pleton, of New York. The presenta
tion exerciser took place in the local
navy recruiting station, 306 Ninth St.
northwest. Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt aad
high ranking officers of the service
were present.
Templeton was decorated for spe
cial services In the line of duty as a
pharmacist's mate.
Ambassador Juaaerand. in making
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Templeton and daclared that the serv
ices' of United States sea soldiers
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ent wre Rear Admiral Stitt, personal
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DOCTORS UNIONIZE
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NEW YORK, Sept. 11. With the
organization yesterday of 250 phy
sicians of the Bronx, the suggestion
of a strike of doctora was held forth
as the latest ramification of 'unrest.
The new organization, yet unnamed.
Is seriously considering applying
fdr affiliation with the American
Federation of Labor.
Dr. Gertrude Greensteln said In ex
planation of the union movement
that many of the physicians in the
cjty are having a struggle to make
living. Their principal grievances
are that patients are taken away by
dispensaries, which treat persons as
charity cases when they are able to
pay doctors. Another complaint Is
that doctors employed by societies are
are not amply paid.
The Bronx group 'is now organiz
ing the doctors of East New York
and propose to extend the union
throughout the city. Asked whether
a strike was possible. Dr. Greensteln
aaid she could not answer until a
vote of all physicians had been taken.
Reminded that the doctor's oath com
pels him to save and protect human
life, she admitted that fact might
be a deterrent against striking.
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