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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

the Continent and explain the methods and policies
q the non-Catholic mission movement in the United
States"
With this object in view. Father Doyle wiI sail
for EUTupe about the middle Of June
The Iridium for the Holy Name So
cety Of ST. Dominics Church wlI conclude to-
morrow evening with solemn Benediction Il the
Blessed Sacrament and sermon hy Rev Father C.
H. McKenna. o. p q New York City
The exercises Of the Iridium have been edifyingly
attended and each q Father 1lckennas sermons
has more than sustained the reputation DE long
ass acquired as one u the Most eloquent pulpit
orators in the Dominican Order
The venerable missoner who selects The secret
q success as the subject of his discourse for to
moT0w evening must long since have learned some
features Of the secret whereof he is to speak
Success has everywhere accompanied bis labors in
missionary fields. and his Efforts in establishing
Societies Of the Holy Name tn all dioceses u the
Catholic Church throughout the United States
Father Mckcnna celebrated yesterday his seventy
third birthday. His erect carriage and clear resonant
r0icc make this fact ScCm inCedul0us 20 these who
heard his forcf dscJurses during the devotions of
the Iridium.
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MAY 8 IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

l657-Niam Bradford. second colonial governor Of
Pennsylvania. died,
n36-The French began war srztnst The Cyb{ckaess
and we're defeated
l7sl-spaniaris took Pensacola and all Florida
hs5-Fest day appointed by President Adams
lsl3-siese Of Fort Meigs. Ohio, raised
ls46-Gen- Taylor defeated the Msxiez.ns at ReSsca
dc Ia Palma.
ls62-Gen. Hunter Issued his famous emancipation
order
ls6-After three days fighting Lees forces retreated
leaving 5000 killed and l00o0 wounded on the
0ed in possession Of the Union army. After
the battle Of spottsylvsnis Court House, Grant
telegTaphed TO Lincoln that he proposed TO
fight it out on this line. If it takes all sum
mer"
Confederate Gen. Forrest dsbanded his troops
and advised them 70 go home peaceably
ls7a-Nashville convention Of ooioTed men adopted
address favoring migration from the South.
Ise5-Russis recalled Count Cassini Ambassador at
Washington; envoy 10 be transferred to Madrid
served fifty years in public life.
ls35-EFeTy member Of houss and senste in Massa-
ehusetts legislature ordered 20 testify before
the grand iury relative to graft charges made
~ Thomas W. Lawson.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, 18th and Cofeoran SIS
nv. Rev. George Calvert Carter, n A. rector
Rev Jesse T. Becmeil Rev. William ~ fettla
ID D.. curates 80 a. n, Holy Communion; Il
g. m. morning prayer. Htany, and sermon; ? n,
ereusong and sermon. On first Sunday Of the
month Holy Communion at II q. m. Caniaia d
ehoir. instead Il sermon, az : , N
ST. PAULs CHURCH. I'd ST.. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Handing D. D.. and Rev
Charles H H0mead. cierG. H0iy Communion,
30 and 10 a. n. sunday school. 9-l a. "a morn
ing service and sermon II g N. choral eFensons
and sermon. J. N.
ST. Marks 81 ard A Sc. Rev Dr. W. l. De
Vries. Rev John H. Deis and Rev. p N. Pres
colt, clergy, % and II &. IA and s p. m Even-
ing sermon By Rev C. s Hutchinson. Of ST.
Clements Church, PHILADELPHIA
TRINITY CHURCH 81 and stA Rev. Rich
ard p Williams. Rev Lionel i. Wye Services
at 80 II. and G. Al welcome.
EPIPHANY CHURCH G. ST. between 18th and
18th Rev. h. Ii. MChm. d. D., rector. Holy
Communion. 5 8. m. services IL q. m-, and p
~ Sunday school. ESQ and 5. The rector VIII
preach morning and evening
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. ReT
James H. W Blake rector . a, n, Holy
Communion, $50 a, m,, sunday school; u g. m,
fug service and sermon by the rector; 30 ,. H..
evening prayer and sermon.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Rev ]. Hen
Bing Nens rector, a. NJ, Holy Communion II
a. ~. morning prayer and lItanyi sermon By the
rector; 8 ?. m, evening prayer; sermon by the
ra~fnr
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST. John Marshall place Nv. Donald c. Mac
Lsod. minister. II a. m. baptism and the LoTd's
Supper; 7.s5 p m, eyaugelistic service S. s..
$50 g. m. C. T., 645 ? n. Visitors are invited
10 all services
BETHANY CHAPEL, 18th ard c sts NV. S s.,
8. Edward Tarriug. supt. c. =. at 2. Preaching
Coming Of Christ: How, Why, When." Special
music by chorus choir Come.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, Connecticut
ave- n and 18th sts. Rev Charles Wood, d, D..
viii oAlciate tomorrow at II a m. ard at p. n.
Sunday school at 9:i5 q. m. Christian Endeaycr
meeting al ?, n. thursday evening az s. mid
week services
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
New York ave. H and 18th SITS. Or. Wallace Rad
elife pastor. Il a. m, public worship: sermon by
the pastor q NJ. a PoTtrait-Unkn0wn. $50
a m. Bible school aA5 a. H. adult classes. go
n m Christian Fudaavog Society
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PLAN FOR THE CONGRESS.
Chairman of Committee for Tuber-
cuIOsis Session Named.

cutDsAs session Named
At a meeting OF the executive commit
tee of the District of Columbia general
committee of arrangements for the In
ternational Congress on tuberculosis. at
the residence Of DR.. William II. Wood
ward. District health officer, last night.
chsiTmen OF committees for the coming
congress were selected
f. Fremont Smith was chosen chair
man OF the committee on entertainment.
Dr. E. Percy Hickling chairman Of the
membership committee, and Allen D. Al
bert chairman Of the committee on pub
licity. Those present were DR.. George
NJ. Kober, DR.. D. Percy Hickling A. J.
Fulton, and W. F. Baldwin DR.. Wood
ward was unable to be present.
A communication from the Columbia
Typographical Union, No. lOl, stating that
the union was willing to cooperate with
the general committee TO make the COM
ing congress a success, and TO entertain
the guests, was read. A vote of thanks
was given.
The National tuberculosis Congress
will meet in Washington from September
- until October p
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o sts c
f. Winbigler pastor. go. s. S.: Il a. ~. Com
munion with the Lord p. m. C. E; p m.
what Laws Did Jesus Use in Healing the Soul
and Bodyf" Everybody welcome.
FIFTH BAPTIST. E st.. near Tth sv Rev. wes-
ten Bruner, minister. $50 a. m. Sunday school,
Air Ford, superintendent. II a. m.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and Sta
Dr. J. j. Muir pastor, breaches II g. N. Ta5 D
N. Thomas Watkins. boy evangelist" $ s.,
$50 a. II c. L. es5 p. n.
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OTHER SERVICES.

YEsPER sERVICE-Young Womens Christian As
sosiation. 18th and + stS nv. lentrance on 18th
ST.. at 80 p n. Address By Mrs Bliss. of the
Gilbert Islands Special music
GOSPEL MISSION. 1230 Pa. sve Second snniver-
saB Baltimore Gospel Tho viii sing and J. G.
HailiWood. supt B0weTy Mission. win speak Al
AiL Vernon 81. f. Church South, Il a n al
Gospel siissioa Han, 5 p H.; Fifth Baptist
Church. 20 D. m
BIBLE CLASS EVERY SUNDAY EVENING Is
PyJhian Temple. l0I2 sJh 81 NV third floor, rear
haln. at 80 Subject, Evil Surmising. Evil
Speaking" Seats free. No collection. Watch
Tower publications NAV he obtained
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Rev. William w. Barnes was born in
Western Maryland, Of Presbyterian par
entage. He was converted TO the Metho-
dist religion at the age of seventeen years
and Immediately began preparation for
the ministry Of his adopted church.
He studied at Pennington Seminary,
New Jersey and at the Dickinson Semi
nary. lie was admitted 10 the Baltimore
conference in 1854 at McKendree Church,
this city
After serving for three years as junior
pastor on circuits, he was assigned 10 the
Lorain Church. He has since served as
pastor at the Arlington. the Highland
Avenue. and the Canton Street churches.
In Baltimore, He was sent from Balt-
more 20 MaTtinsburg. W. Va, where he
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ELECTED AND INSTALLED.
Golden Cross Order Presided over
by supreme Commander.

Supreme Commander. Joseph P. Burlin-
game, Of Providence, r. L, presided at
the election and installation OF officers
of the Grand Commandery OF the United
Order Of the Golden Cross, st Pythian
Temple, last night.
VIII A. Newton. past grand commander
OF Massachusetts and supreme deputy,
and Mrs. VIII A. Newton. vice grand
commander OF Massachusetts,. addressed
the meeting.
officers were elected as follows; Grand
commander, r. z. Harvey: vice grand
commander, Mrs. S. l. Bailey; grand pre-
late, W E. Allen; grand keeper Of rec
ords. w. E. Graham; grand treasurer, A.
G. Cole; grand herald, J. H A. Fowler;
grand warder Of inner gate, Mrs. F. E.
Wood; grand warder Of outer gate, Charles
Shaver; representative TO grand command
cry. o. 3. Haliam; alternate, Mary A.
Dow.
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served for three years. His next charge
was the Center Street Church. Cumber-
land, Nd.
II was at this charge that Mr. Barnes
had what was probably the most success
ful pastorate in his career. He cleared
the church of debt, and Increased its
membership to zoo When he was assigned
10 Ryland Church, this city. by the recent
conference TO succeed Rev C. H. Rich
ardson he left the Cumberland charge in
such prosperous condition that il now
equals, in many respects. the best
churches In the Baltimore or Frederick
conferences.
Although he has been assigned here
only a short time. his sermons have at
tracted many who are not Of the Metho-
dist religion.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
& sts NV Rev Samuel H. Woodrow, ID. D., pas
tor II a. N. and 3 p m, public worship, with
sermons by the pastor: The Evolution Of the Di-
vine IN Man . The Sword Of the spirit Music
by quartet and chorus choir, led by DR.. J. ".
Bischoh oranist. go a. n. Sunday school; 6a5
p N, Y 5. C. Z
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia road and 18th ST. NV. The pastor, Rev
NJ Ross Fishbum. viii preach at II and at 735
Morning subject The Mother OF Jesus evening
next sermon in Mems Club series subject, "A
Mans Folly" 80 a. m, Sunday school; p. m.
Junior Endeayor $50 p. M, Senior EDdeayor
Music by quartet 4 welcome for all
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CInh Given a Dame

Fully 500 members and friends OF. the
National Union Club attended the second
annual entertainment and dance of the
society in National Rifles Hall last night.
The entertainers were N. E. Kahn.
Stephen Laut, John H. Hill. Edward E.
Muth, Miss Selma selinger. Miss Flora
Bernheimer. Miss Grace l. Ross, and Miss
Besse Z. Monaghan.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HA3LINE NJ Z. CHURCH. 9Th and P sts nv.
Rev Charles Z. Guthrie, pastor $50 a m.
Sunday school II q. IT,, sem0n by Rev. Ed
mund j. lockwood. D. D.. pastor 81. Paal's "
worth League: Or lockwood win speak Sing
ing By choir club Of % voices 9 p. n, sermon
b. Rev. William Alfred Quayie. d. D.. pastor 81.
James N. Z. Church. Chicago, III. Seats free.
Strangers welcome.
FOUNDRY n T. CHURCH. 18th and Church Sta
nv. Rev Robert NJ. Moore D. D.. pastor go
a. m, SUNDAY school, II a. H., preaching hy Rev
LHeien Clark D. D.; 7 ,. m. EpW0rth League
D. n. preaching by Rev c. L. Goodell, d. D.,
Of New YORK Seats free. All welcome.
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'oThe soul of Croesus,'' by Gerald VII
liers-Stuart. author of In the Balance. %
sc, an astounding plot. taking ND in
daring style the theme of wealthona-
MA, replete with startling situations
and thrilling climaxes. viii begin Mon
day. May II, in The Washington Herald.
Do not miss it. One Of the most thrill
Ing romanees ever conceived Worthy
OF Poe at his best
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SERMONS bv DE-. winbiaIer.

The First Baptist Church, Rev. c. E.
Winbigler, pastor, announces this series
Of special sermons and addresses TO be
made from its pulpit during the month Of
May:
May l0-Morning, "Communion;' . evening. what
laws did Jesus use in the healing of the soul and
bodyi"
May H-MoTDing, Dangers to the middle-aged;
evening, Memorial service Of United Spanish war
Veterans
May a-MoTnins. Dangers to the old evening.
How can We help and heal ourselYes?''
MAY 5l-M0Tning THE science Of true living
evening, What is the principle Of cure in all sys-
TENS Of heaingl"
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 q ST. NV Services. Il
g. m and 5 D. m. Communion services SUNDAY
morning. Morning service. y Miss MARTHA (.
VAN FOAST. II memory Of Mrs. Oliver c Sabin.
Sunday evening lecture By Miss Bertha Tollyr.
Miss Edith Pickering soloist Testimonial meet
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. 18th
and SIS. Nv. Services: Sunday II .. n and
p m.
Subject: ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
Sunday school, Il a. n Wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free Free reading room, 61i Colorado Bldg
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MEDALS FOR employees.
Men Who Serve Two Years to Be
"Rewarded."

The subcommittee of the Isthmian
Canal Commission. consisting OF Commits
sioners Jackson Smith and H. II. Rous-
seau, appointed at the direction of Pres
ident Roosevelt to formulate designs for
medals for canal workers, has completed
its report, which viii be submitted TO
the full commission in a few weeks.
The medals. according 10 the Presi-
dents plan, shall be given TO every
American canal employe who has served
faithfully on the canal for two years.
The subcommittee recommend that the
medals shall be about the size of a sill
yer dollar and made Of bronze from old
French canal scrap. On one side shall
be medallion head of President Roose-
veit and on the other side the seal of the
Canal Zone
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Robert n. williams.

The funeral OF Robert N. Williams.
who died in San Francisco Wednesday.
after a short illness. will take place TO-
day in Oakland, Cal Mr. Williams was
siXty-four years old, and was the broth
er Of Gardner F. Williams, of Washing
ton. who went to San Francisco several
weeks ago.
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OBITUARY.
Martin l.. smyser.

Former Representative Martin L.
smyser, who died in Wooster, Ohio, and
who viii be buried to-day. is we'll re-
membered by the older politicians. Mr..
Smyser served in the Fifty-first AMI
Fifty-ninth Congresses. He was seventy
one years old.
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CHURCH DOORS OPEN WRONG.
So. Patrick's and Gunton Temple
Both Violate Fire Regulations.

The doors of two more churches will
have to be changed, according to a report
made by Chief Belt. OF the fire depart
ment, to the Commissioners yesterday.
st. Patrick's Church, Tenth street. be-
tween F and G streets northwest, and the
Gunton Temple Chapel, 17O6 Fourteenth
street northwest. have been inspected by
Chief Belt Both have been found TO
have doors that open inward instead of
outward, against FIRE regulations of the
District, Therefore, the Commissioners
viii request that the doors be changed
TO open outward.
Eight churches Inspected by Chief Belt
this week have been found 10 have doors
that require altering for the safety of the
congregations.
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METHODIsT EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. Rev J. Howard
Wells. pastor Preaching, II a. n. and p. N.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING EPWORTH
League Union at EpWorth Church. 7th and SIS,
ne Friday afternoon and evening. Nav Is Ad-
dress by Rev = r. Rawlings Of Richmond. Va
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these columns should reach The Herald office BY NJ Friday
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18th and stA
Ulysses q. y. Pierce. minister. 9:i5 a H.. Sunday
school, Class for the Comparative Study u Religion
and Unity Study Class. u g. m. morning service,
serIp0n by the minister. 20 D. H.. Young Pe0-
pies Religious Onion. The public invited to al
services myS-H
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Entertain Commander

Daughters of Union Veterans will en-
tertain the post commanders Of the G. A.
K. and Sons of Veterans and their spon-
sor. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, at their
hall, 4ls Tenth street northwest, this
evening.
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TREAT IS TO SPEAK.
VIII Address Alumni of Beta Theta
Pi at the NOrmandfe.

The Washington Alumni Association of
the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity will hold
the regular monthly dinner at the Nor
mandie Hotel Annex this evening al 7
o'clock. Charles II. Treat Treasurer of
the United States, viii speak informally
on Everyday suggestions"
Beta Theta ri has among its Washing
ton Alumni members of the Supreme
Court, Senate. House OF Representatives
and many other prominent men. The an
nual election Of officers will be held.
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL, Nd. ave and 9Th ne Rev
c. F. Wiles. pastor. Preaching al II and s BY
the pastor. Other services as usual Seats free.
All welcome.
MEMORIAL Pastor. ]. g. Butler. Services. With
preaching by pastor, II BY C. II. Butler, s. school,
$50 a. M; c. E. 3 and 6 p. m. Thursday, S
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY,

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. il4s 0 st. Lee
ture Sunday evening" Life After Death = Wednes-
day evening, The Language os Numbers 20 Ii
braTy Of philosophical works Strangers welcomed
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and s,s nv.
Rev John Van schaick. IT,. pastor II a. M,
morning service, What Is salyationi" 9a5 a. M.
SUNDAY school. l2so D m. Y. z. 9. ..
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

ELDER W A. COBC0RD secretary Of the Re
ligious Liberty Bureau VII give sgereopticon
lecture, Sunday, May %, Z AZ ?. H. st the Ne
mortal Church. cor. l2th and 81 sts. NV, on
The Evils Of Sunday Laws" Illustrated songs
All are Welcome
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CHRISTIAN.

AVE. CHURCH. Service. With ser
mon, F. ID. Power H. The Farewell Feast :" g.
Paul. His Place In Christianity" Bible school
s:5e. 9 z Z Come
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sPIRITUALIsM.

MESSAGES FROM THE SO-CALLED DEAD.
Alfred Fl. Terry win hold a meeting Sunday even
ins at O'Clock, lecture followed by messages, az
Schmidts Hall, SIS 9Th ST. nw. Coed music All
welcome
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. rear Dupont Circle.
ga u-Holy Communion
Il a. m.-Service and sermon by rector, g Ernest
smith y. d.. d. C. l.
SD m.-seryice and sermon by Rev. Mr.. Brown
ing Of the Pro-CathedTal.
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Canon Bratenahl reports that his visit
northward 10 the Cathedral committees.
which Bishop Satterlee had organized,
and which he dissolved when the land was
paid for, have come together again vol
UNFAIRLY and have reorganized themselves.
Enthusiasm for the Cathedral is deeper
seated in the communities represented by
those committees than one would have
thought possible. 1t almost goes beyond
the enthusiasm which Washington itself
has displayed, great as that unquestion-
ably is
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EASILY IN THE LEAD
Selection of Bishop Brent
FOregOne Conclusion.
JUST THE MAN NEEDED HERE

His work Among the COIOred People
Has Been SlnguIarIy Successful,
and This VIII BE Beneficial to His
Administration - Strange COineI-
dence Has TO DO with a Marriage.
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One feature Of Bishop Brents equip
ment Of which. singularly enough, nothing
mas been said considering its Importance,
is his experience IN the work among col
ored people,
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A resolution was passed at the meet
ing Of the directors Of the Catholic Missionary
Union on Tuesday last as follows:
That Rev, Father A. p. DOYLE c. S. P, rector
q the Apostolic Mission House. be authorized as
the representative Of the Catholic Missionary Union
70 visit the seminaries of Ireland and England and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-03
OATMEAL BEAUTY PAD.

Have you ever used the oatmeal
beauty pads If you haven't you have
missed a very dainty, delightful and
efficacious skin cleanser. 1t not only
cleanses the skin, thus performing the
Office of soap, but removes all rough
ness and scaly bits of cuticle, leaving
the skin soft and white and clean.
You should get package of rolled
oats and yard of cheesecloth. Make
little cheesecIoth bags about 4 by 212
inches. Fill them half full with oats.
Now use them as a washcloth, holding
in the bath water until a milky sub
stance begins to ooze forth, then going
over your face and neck with the little
beauty pad until YOU skin feels clean.
Since using these beauty pads one
woman has entirely given up using soap
for her face. Soap is very trying to
sensitive skin, and she thinks the oat-
meal beauty pad is delightful sub
stitute. If Won wish to mix little pow
dered orris with the oatmeal it gives
an added charm.
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TRIPE RECIPES.

Fried Tripe:-Frisd tripe will be
found the most satisfactory. Cut the
boiled tripe into good sized squares.
Marinate in French dressing for two
hours. Drain, dip in cracker dust, then
in egg, then in cracker dust again. Set
in ice chest for an hour. Fry. Serve
with tartar sauce.
Triple and Tomato Sauce:-Cook as
directed above. Make a rich tomato
sauce, place a layer on the platter and,
on the soft red bed, the delicate brown
squares of tripe. with suggestion of
chopped parsley sprinkled over.
An oyster sauce served with the tripe
is delicious as is also onion sauce, made
by adding chopped cooked onions to a
good white sauce.
Shepherds Tripe:-Add small squares
of tripe to a white sauce in which the
yolk of an egg has been stirred, Place
in serving dish with a crust of mashed
potato. Bake until brown. Or you may
prepare in the same way as the pre-
ceding using tomato instead of white
sauce.
At a well known club in a large city,
tripe is often served cut in squares and
creamed with oysters or fried and
served with celery sauce.
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HAIR RIBBONS.

For quite small girls whose heads are
bobbed a dainty pink or blue bow that
ties the lock off the face. the loops COM
ing on the left side, is a pretty dec
ora tion.
A very fair child of five years of age
is the only type to whom the colors are
more becoming than white.
Little brunettes and those considered
neither blond nor dark will be all the
more attractively costumed for touch
of delicate shade in their dresses.
Next to all-white hair ribbons come
those in Dresden designs and pompa-
dour effects. Those, too, give an
agreeable finish to white toilet. but
when the frock is of lowered organdie
or similar fabric plain ribbons of the
prevailing color in the dress are best.
Very delicate colors in hair ribbons
should be used when the hair is dressed
to roll back from the face and is tied
just at the back of the ears. This
brings the bows close to the face, and
decided colorings are not always be-
to piquant little features.
White, of course. may always be re-
lied upon; blue is comparatively safe,
but pink or green should be used with
caution.