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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08

Jan. 2-An attempt
TO overthrow Por-
tugal monarch and
proclaim republic
frustrated. p | o {
was to assasSinate
Premier Franco.
Feb. liking Carlos
and Crown Prince
Luiz Philippe of
Portugal shot to
death on streets of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08

Jan. 2-Curtis Guild,
Jr., was inaugur-
4 ated for third term
as Massachusetts
governor.
2l-Mississippi legis-
lature elected John
Sharp Williams to,
United States sem
ate. term to begin
March 4. l9ll....
Former Sen. Wet
-N-.t.I a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08
[KZNNnNH
~ Co.'S ~

ian. state Bank,
Rockyford, G o l.,
closed doors.
6-Four big New
York d | a m o n d
firms forced into
trustees hands;
liabilities. 81, 500, 600.
S-Chicago Gre a t
Western railroad
placed in hands of
receivers.
l6-Western B n n k
and Trust Co.. Dali
las, Tex, largest
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08

Jan. Cat Kickapoo. Kan. drowned by
oyerturning OF skin.
1O-At Vinegar Bend. Ala. s in railroad
collision.
bat, Jlmtown. Pa. drowned while
skating.
27-At Bodford City. va. colored per-
sons burned to death.
30--Near Hawks Nest. w. Va, miners
by explosion.
3l-Near Wesson. Miss. 6 by cyclone.
Feb, Sat .Northumberland. Pa, 7 by
boiler explosion.
iO expiosio Son,h IerrSy9n Se% isSard q ont m'ng
burned TO death.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08

Jan. 1-Owen Mo-
ran fought a %
round draw with
Abe Attel.
3-Edward Hanlon,
eX-world's cham
pion oarsman. died
at Toronto, Can.
6-George Dixon, eN-
worlds champion
pugilist, colored.
died In New York.
Feb. l3-J. e. Ven
aA- A.,.,.zI 80 a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-01-08

Apr. 3-People's par
ty convention In
st. Louis nominat-
ated Thomas p.
Watson of Georgia
for president, and
S a m uel w l l.
liams OF Indiana,
for vice-presideI.t.
lin Illinois local
option elections S2S
townships W en- t
dry ola snlDOnS
Evening star., 1909-06-10

and an exceedingly smart little dress
tcolors guaranteed) can be bought for
$40
Among the linen frocks there are equal
ly attractive models and at about the
same prices. A practical style that is
popular is a natural linen decorated with
hand embroidery in white linen thread.
The skirt is full, and meets sailor blouse
under belt of the linen
The shield is embroidered i'm white and
the large sailor collar is edged with a
buttonholed scalloping also in white The
sleeves are in conventional sailor style
and soft ribbon tie in black or dainty
color is the finish.
Afternoon Dresses Are Embroidered.
A dresser model also of brown linen is
embroidered and has full skirt, also a
full waist attached to plain yoke, the
latter embroidered with the white thread
and outlined with a bertha of the linen,
buttonholed on the edge and embroidered
with dots i'm quaint design.
On the whole, simplicity is a marked
feature of the newest styles.
In its construction the materials chiefly
employed are linen. gingham. cotton pop
lin and the lingerie-with occasionally a
challis or dotted swiss. but f1owered or
CANDY and dimity both seemed to be en-
trely absent from the list
4 tan linen with pin stripe of white
was cool looking, but few striped frocks
were to be seen. Checks, too, except in
the plaid designs. are out of favor the
plain colors. such as cadet, navy, white
buff and natural, being preferred.
ELIZABETH LEE.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
THAT PREVENTS
FRECKLES IN THE SUMMER

Freckle season Is at hand, and a girl
whose skin is prone to blemish from
light or dark brown spots may save her
self by adopting a method of preven-
ton. 1t is fact that in extreme delicacy
of skin scarcely anything will entirely
keep away sun stains, but thick wells and
special cleansing are worth trying.
In my opinion, from now on no girl
whose complexion is fair should go out OF
doors without preparing herself to with
stand the suns rays. If cold cream agrees
with her flesh the proposition becomes
simple, for she then has only to anoint
her face, dust on plenty of powder and
tie on a chiffon veil loosely. A girl know
kept away freckles last summer by TAX
ing this treatment before sailing. Her
face was smeared with cold cream, over
which she put large quantity of arrow
root powder scented with orris. This she
lightly dabbed with soft linen until
the cream had entirely absorbed the
powder More of the dust was put on,
repeating the application until the cream
would absorb no more. Another layer OF
cream was applied. followed by repeated
applica tionsDf powder, each one of which
was carefully rubbed to keep an even
surface The result was paste over the
complexion, but so we'll done was 1t that
through an ordinary chiffon veil there
was no suggestion of the makeup In
deed only in very strong light could II
Evening star., 1909-06-10

be detected without the veil. This made
perfect armor against the sun.
When time to remove the mask the face
was thoroughly washed with a saturated
solution of borax. directions for making
which have been frequently given. This
cuts the grease. 1t in turn was washed
OF with clear warm water which re-
moved the last veStige of cream. A final
Wlplng was with an astringent lotion.
makeup such as this requires little
time. and the knack lies entirely in get
ting 1t on evenly. II may be done in the
morning before taking a journey to town
and will last all day with an occasional
slight application of new powder. Unless
allowed to stay Indefinitely on the skin
there is no danger of its causing injury.
but 1t must never be forgotten that the
method clogs the pores and that they
must be freed after time to ''breat he
properly. Otherwise enlarged pores are
inevitable.
The fact that freckles only appear on
delicate skins makes the problem of their
removal more difficult. because anything
that tends to bleach makes the surface
more susceptible. That is one reason why
protection becomes such necessary part
of the treatment for without it the sec
ond condition will be worse than the first
Constant use of buttermilk as wash is
recommended for freckles. 1t is softening
and bleaching. Fresh horseraCish grated
adds potency to the application. A table
spoonful of the root is put into half
pint of the milk, the two covered, to stand
for twelve hours. After that it is strain
ed and applied as a bleach to dry on.
MARGARET MIXTER
Evening star., 1909-06-10
''Shiny" Fat Folks

One Of the fat woman's chief griefs In life n
her shiny. greasy skin. II 1t be pimply besides
as it probably is Tor may be-. her cup Of anguish
is full. Powder and cosmetics simply hide these
horrors for season-a very short season. They
are not a for them. There isn't any cure
for them except getting rid OF the grease be-
meath. When she does that she finds her rom.
plexion improves
In this way only can I account for the clear
natural complexion acquired by those who use
the Marmola receipt: One-half ounce Marmola
\. ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic a.
ounces Peppermint Water. BY causing the ex
cess flesh to be absorbed 1t clears the blood ~
the globules Of fat which. physicians say, caus>
the greasy. oily skin Of the over-fat.
This simple receipt makes a mixture both
pleasant and harmless. II causes neither wrin
kles nor stomach disturbances. Ii is also auite
inexpensive. Make 1t a point to try some: take
a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime for a
week two and see IL your oily skin does NOT
quietly disappear. As you lose your fat your
complexion should progressively improve ard
after month SO, when you have lost 25 or
50 pounds OF flesh. 1t should be nearly perfect.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

the pores. and the dust and crime will roll out
and off tho skin. This tends to make large pore;
small and prevents the return Of blackheads. II
also clears the skin of freckles and tan and
keeps it smooth. moist and pliable. 1t is worth
while noting THAT this amozoin cream jelly con-
tains oils animal fat that is likely TO cause
the growth of superfuous hair
Three jolly Girls A shampoo should be
delight. not a torment. If the cleansing is done
thoroughly shampoo every three weeks
is all that required. matter how heavy the
hair no. how dusty the occu. atipn l know OF
nothing, better than :'lain c7nttko1. FOR sham
pooing purposes. Any beauty specialist will give
you eanthrox shampoo. but IL you prefer to
have 1t at home just get a package of canthrox
from your druggist and dissolve teasooonful Ill
tcacuoful of hot water. Then take your sham
poo by pouring the mixture the hair and rub
bling in we'll 1t will cleanse the scalp thoroughly
and leave the hair soft and fluffy. l asked one
of my girl friends to whom | recommended
canthrox how she found 1t. Her answer was
',Oh, my never anything like it. 1t made
a whole tubful of lathcr.''
Herbert {. L.. remedy that has stood the
test OF years in family noted for their hair Is
made by dissolvinc l of cuinola in u
pint of alcohol and addin: = pint of cold water.
Once twice week wet the hair with this
Iuinine hair tonic and massage well into the
roots. 1t is said to remove danLrun. stop falling
hair. relieve itching, keep the scalp in healthy
condition and promote the growth Of hair.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FadS for Women.

To the making of novelties in hatpin
holders there surely is no end for the
latest is a large rose made from rib
bon in a color chosen to match other
toilet accessories. The center is moi
low and the rose is set on the ton of
a small glass vase about six inches
high. The stem of the glass is con-
ceealed by green baby ribbon tied into
knots, loops. ends. etc. so the effect is
of beautiful rose standing upris mt
on the table.
The hatpins are. of course, passed
through the hollow center of the flow
er the points going to the bottom of
the vase Price S1.2J.
Jumpers of white linen reaching the
knee. designed to be worn with white
and colored~ duck skirts. are one of the
most popular garments of the day A
store catering to good patronage has
brought out a model that is hemmed
with navy blue at the low price Of
$195 and has difficulty in filing the
demands. The full bishop sleeves are
finished with band cuffs. and above the
latter on the left arm the monogram.
in blue mercerized thread that washes
may be worked to order for So cents.
either two or three letters.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
Girls, Don't Use Talcum.
Professor Would Not Have Gods Com.
plexicns Ruined.

From Madison Tribune.
The goods who attended Prof kahlcns lecture
in chemistry Thursday had no idea what he had
in store for them.
A has talcum powder. was the terrible topic
he chose. and the girls are wondering
whether II was just wee joke or whether be
really means 1t.
Some who have been more dependent upon tai
than others especially worried. fol-
Frof. kahlen told the blushng ones they would
ruin their lovely compilations II they persisted
in tn" powder practice.
Others OF the cirs-nnd these hashing one:
have been the envy Of their dearest friends he
of their blooming. youthful complications
declared they had nothing whatever TO fear. FOL
they used powder relying altogether upon
simple solution Of mayatone to bcautify and
preserve their compilations.
One little blonde beauty said "Mayafone fol
mine just get from my druggist small
original package of mayatone. dissolve 1t In
half pint Of witch hazel. and massage my race
neck and arms with ii every day. 1t wont in
jure the most delicate skin. and the best OF II
all is that il prevents the growth Of hair
From the lively interest manifested in her re
marks hy other fair goods ii is safe to say that
local druggists busy today handing out
mayatonc.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

Fern D.: Do not drink cold water at meals
The sudden delu.e the food in the stomach
chills 1t and prevents the digestive juices from
acting freely. thus letting the food lie passive
and causing indigestion.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

A gown of natural color shanung is pictured above. \
dress OF this variety always convenient article number
wihn ones wardrobe being appropriate for many
The gown IS entirely in sef-tone except for the little
kcrchefke sash of delicate shade of blue the bust
from beneath the shoulder sashes of the material The shaped
semboero effect below the bust from setone
with design in soutache applique The chic little
with this is fashioned entirely of \ broad
ribbon of the straw bordered by several of darker
shade encircles the trban ending at the left with long ear
held by buckle.
Evening star., 1909-06-10
Health and Beauty Aids
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.

Jane Eyre Your mother is absolutely right
Notwithstanding the fact that You have rrachen
the advanced age OF 20 years. your mother sun
is competent to advise YOU 1t Is downright
folly for any girl rouge and carmine
Mrs. l.. G. r.: First of all. stop Worrying
Worry only increases your thinness and sal1ow-
ness. Be cheerful. eat abundance Of eggs
and drink plenty of milk. To purify your blood
and rid yourself of oimnlcs and blotches take
system tonic made follows: Dissolve
Of kardene and y teacupful Of sugar in =
pint OF alcohol and liz pints of boiling water
Take Tablespoonful minutes before each meal
and before retiring. This recipe makes run
quart Of tonic that not only c,eanses the blood
but makes the liver active. which will
tend to clear your sallow complexion
Ethel j.: On 1t made me happy to read your
letter. j am clad ycu think 50 we'll Of my
recipes that ron cut them out and pass them
along to your friends. None should have dihl-
Guilty in getting from her druggist any ingredient
] name. for never advise the use Of anIthlns
that IS sold in hrstclass dru. stores every
where -, The only objection I know to the
use of liquid complexion beautihcrs is their high
cost when purchased in ready manufactured
state. You make at home a nne Liquid
powder th.t softens and whitens the skin by
putting tcas,,oonfuls Of glycerin and ounces
or SpurnaN IN y. pint OIL DoHAHS "httI. et - AL
until cold. Apply with the palm Of the hand and
rub until dry. prefer this sDurmax wash to
any face powder can buy.
Pearl NJ: You can make Strengthening tonic
for your tired and indamed eyes by dissolvin.
ounce Of crystos In pint Of water. Drop 1 or
3 drops in each eye whenever needed. This tonic
is used by many society ladies to give life anu
IUstcr to the eyes when they arc dull and list
less. Those who wear glasses will find 1t help
full
Fern D.: Do drink cold water at meals
The sudden deu.e the food in the stomach
chills II and prevents the digestive juices from
acting freely. thus letting the food lie passive
and causing indigestion
Mae Nee: Blackheads are sometimes slow to
yield to treatment. but ] eeel sure that IL you
faithfully a cream jelly made follows YOU
will find relief: Get from your druggist ounce
of amozoin and put it in a half pint of cold
water to which you have added teas.oonfuls
of glycern. then stir briskly for few minutes
and let stand until Ii becomes thick. Massage
your face with it and it will thoroughly cleanse
Evening star., 1909-06-10
FroCkS for Girls.

Summer frocks for girls of from three
to eight wears of age are always attract
i've, but this year the display seems to
he doubly So for they are practical as
we'll as smart.
Small girls are wearing white, touched
with hens, of a delicate color. or all white.
For morning, substantial percale or
thin linen is used, while for afternoon
or better wear there is nothing that can
take the place of pretty lingerie frocks
The designs. even for baby girls. may
be described as plain, most sensible
idea, because more comfortable for the
little wearer and less work for the laun-
dress.
In lingerie dresses the medium length
waist prevails, though there are few
models in the long wasted French pat
terms. and number in the shorter en-
pire styles.
The designs are all simple. but one in
particular I saw recently in a shop /
liked because it was made from a pretty
demi- -fiouncing of the finest lawn. The
skirt of this needlework gathered
to a waist, also of the embroidery, which
met a strip of plain lawn that carried
it into the belt. Skirt and waist were
Joined under threaded beading of fine
dotted lawn that was very dainty. The
threading was soft pink ribbon.
This beading also trimmed the little
square Dutch neck. There were narrow
IuCkS on tne SHOulueTS u AOhc ucpNll SGT
| into the plain lawn. The sleeves were
| three quarter length, ending in tiny
| frills of lace. lace tucker at the neck
| matched.
Styles in Morning Frocks.
For morning wear the norfolk or the
Russian styles are worn by small girls.
The norfolk is more becoming to chubby
| little wearers. as the model displays
more fulness than the Russian. therefore
| the outline of the figure is less plainly
| visible. The norfOlks are finished with
| turn back Dutch collars of the dress
goods. hemmed if desired. with a color
| Larger girls, those from five to eight
| wears of age, are wearing the smartest
| kind of morning frocks fashioned from
| striking Scotch plaid ginghams or from
linen in natural color, really the genuine
i brown holland.
| The dresses are in one-piece styles, the
skirts invariably full, usually in even box
pIeats. though the side pleated Killed
| looking skirt Is also worn
| The waists vary. however. When not
| cut on the norfolk order the waist may
| be a blouse in modified sailor effect by
! means of the large square collar, or II
may be laid in small pleats meeting the
| skirt under belt Of embroidery or of the
| goods.
| Sometimes, as in the case of the plaid
! gingham, the belt, also rolling collar and
! turn-back cuffs (removable) should be OF
| white pique. This makes a striking toilet,
Evening star., 1909-06-10

Miss Chicago Really. l cannot sympathize
with you because YOU becoming too hcshy.
Nest of the fat people l know seem to enjoy
life. are SO jolly and good natured that they re-
quire sympathy. However. If you want to
get rid OF suDerfuous weight dissolve ounces
of carnofis in pint OF hot water and take l
tcaspoonful ) times day. before meals. This
is flesh rcducer that is almost certain to bring
about the results you desire. and should reduce
your weight 10 pounds in few weeks.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. Beauty" $5.-Adv.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

Mrs. j. r.: II yo- troubled with eczema
or salt rheum mix Of luxor with 1
tablespocnfus of Alcohol and = pint OF water.
Pour small! quantity Of this lotion on the az
fected surface and watch it heal. This is an
excellent remedy for any rash skin disease.
Evening star., 1909-06-10

Viola W.: Rub vaseline into your finger nails
and they will soon lose their brittleness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
CHAMBER TO TALK
QNE-NAN REGIME
Citizens Associations Will
Be Given a Chance to
File Opinions.

In order to give all the citizens as
sociations of Washington chance to
make themselves heard on the propo-
sition of establishing one-man rule in
the District of VoIumbia. the Cham
Der of Commerce Will hold a hearing
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
It was stated today by Ernest II.
Daniel, chairman of the committee of
the chamber on the proposed change
in the Districts form of government.
that each Of the associations had been
requested to send a representative to
the hearing, who would be allowed to
address the meeting. So far the
names Of but two speakers have been
received. One of them is William
MEX Clayton, representing Petworth.
e. W. Oyster win speak for the
Brightwood association
Immediately after tomorrow's
hearing" said Chairman Daniel. I'VE
Will get down to work framing ND our
report We expect to have it ready
for action by the chamber at its next
meeting. While I am not at liberty
TO say what will be its probable rec
ommendations, I think the public will
ma some of them interesting"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
CLASH IMMINENT
IN FINNS' CRISIS
Proclamation by Russian
Ridden Legislature Pre-
cipitates Struggle.

HELsINGFORS. Finland. Nov. Is
The proclamation of the Finnish SEN
ate issued today making Russian mar
tial law applicable to Finland threatens
to precipitate the Russian-Finnish
struggle impending for a year.
The senate. clogged with Russian
representatives. tuggled into Office when
the Finnish members resigned rather
than turn the countTy's funds over to
the Car. is purely pro-Russian. The
martial law proclamation is looked upon
as but the first step in the movement
to wipe out Finnish independence.
The audacity of this step has taken
away the breath OF the National
League of Finland, which is the anti
Russian Organization, and today the
cry is raised throughout the country;
There is nothing left US but to
fight as best we can"
There is no doubt that the Firms
viii make an attempt to stave of the
swallowing up Of their country by
Russia, but there Is small likelihood
that they will succeed Russia has
poured a horde of Cossacks into the
garrison towns and practically all the
larger cities are at the mercy of
heavy batteries erected by the Rus
sian army.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
ROOSEVELT REGIME
FAST FADING AWAY
Many Changes in the Official
Personnel Since His Ad-
miniStration.

The Roosevelt official regime Is fast
fading from the Government payroll
Removals, deaths, and designations
are cleaning out the favorites of the
last Administration so rapidly that by
the time the Great Hunter returns from
Africa next spring he will have the
greatest OF difficulty in recognizing any
single Office by a glance at its personnel
Here is list OF the offices President
Taft viii I'LL within the next few
weeks
One Justiceship OF the Supreme Court
OF the United states 10 I'll the vacancy
caused by the death Of Justice Peck
ham
Three United States ambassadors-at
Great Britain, France, and Austria
Hungary. Robert Bacon, former Assist
ant Secretary of State has been prom
1sed the French post. Richard Kerens,
OF St. Louis, is believed TO stand a good
chance for the berth at Vienna. White
law Reid, the present incumbent at the
Court of St James, is willing, anxious.
ana hopeful 70 serve again.
TWO Assistant Postmaster General
ships.
Two Commissionerships Of the Dis
tTict OF Columbia
One governorship OF territory to ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
former Rough Rider
one Interstate Commerce Commits
slonership to I'll the vacancy TO be
caused by the expiration of FRANKLIN 4
Lanes term. -
Two assistant secretarysF5p in
the treasury and the other in the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor.
one United States district judgesbin
in Chicago.
United states district attorneyships in
Kansas and Missouri
. A pension agent and internal revenue
collector IN Kansas; several census
supervisorships throughout the country /.
ana several hundred postmasterships-
me vacancy on the Supreme Court
bench is said to be giving the Presi-
dent the greatest concern, as upOn the
complexion OF this tribunal depends IN
a large measure the ultimate success or
failure or the laws that Congress passes
during his Administration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
DAWSON OF IOWA
DRIVES HERE IN AUTO

Representative A. F. Dawson Of Iowa
has arrived in Washington, having
come across country all the way from
Iowa in an automobile. and brought his
wife and three children with him. All
arrived in excellent health, having en-
joyed the trip TO the utmost.
IN speaking of the trip, Representa-
tive Dawson said they had covered a
distance Of something over 1000 miles
in ten days. They averaged a little
better than 100 miles per day.
I'VE enjoyed the trip thoroughly"
said Mr.. Dawson. 1.-THE weather was
fine and the roads for the most part
good. They We're especially good as far
as Columbus. The road over the
mountains was more or less rough. Be
tween Cumberland and Hancock the
road was especially bad. I suppose
there has been no improvement on the
old National road in that part Of the
country for fifty years
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
1923 Georgia Avenue N. w
Formerly BrightwOOd Avenue)

We asked them to permit to explain how posi-
ton to make them offer that would give them systematic
troll their earningso explain get something more
than mere existence out of a years work.